I think this was exactly what I needed. Most slide videos assume a little more knowledge than I had, but this is a great foundation!

@malaquiasalfaro81

2 жыл бұрын

Completely agree! While blues can be explained in traditional music theory, I really don’t think it should be. That’s not its nature. Had someone describe to me the open E string as your bass and your third fret as the “magic” note that works with most songs. I tried it out then I was told to slide to the 12th fret to add throw a little “salt” or flavor on it. I felt like a wizard lol, idk why people make this stuff so complicated

It would be great if you could do a little series of these slide lessons going just a little bit beyond this because KZread is already so full of absolute beginner slide lessons but it would be really good to get some help from you beyond that. THANKS 😀

Long time...no see... glad to watch your cool, interesting vid(s) again❣️👍🏻

You laid out the lesson exceptionally well.....

Thank you, Edward. A joy, as always. "Bird finger"...Ha!

I’ve been recently using those ring style slides…game changer imo

Very well explained. Looks like I’ll be searching for a resonator guitar.

Perfect timing, bud. I just picked up a Recording King. Never slid before. Fixin to make a wine bottle glass slide

Very good, ready for the next one.

Great info Edward, I remember the first time I heard the sound of slide guitar. I was 19 years old back in 1986 and saw the movie "Crossroads". I was so blow'in away by the sound of slide, I just had to learn how to play. That movie and that distinct sound will forever stay in my memory. I really like the open G tuning, but I am going to dive into open D as my goal for this Winter is to learn "Feel'in Bad Blues" from the Crossroads movie, originally done by Ry Cooder. Keep up with your videos man, keep'in the Blues alive and well, Scooter in Montana

@muzalan7601

Жыл бұрын

First time I heard slide was walking past a pawn shop and heard bloke trying out guitar. I took maybe half dozen steps past the shop but was drawn to the sound and went back to listen. That was some 32 years ago. All the best if you are reading this friend! Fellow picker from Down Under.

Thanx for that, man. Loved to watch it....

Thank you for sharing your time with us I really enjoyed the video

man it looks like so much fun !

Thank you sir. Very valuable material. 👌

Brilliant; I'm going to have yet another go at slide.

Wow, this is right on point!! Thank you for another great video. "Bird finger!"

Very nice intro...hopefully you'll have another such eventually. Thank you very much, Mr. P.

Thank you so much, Edward. There aren't enough slide tutorials for blues guitar on KZread

Thanks for sharing!

Nice, thank you.

Damn thanks a lot for this. I have been trying to find a guide on how the slide should fit your fingers and now I got my questions answered! Keep up the awesome work!

@joeheckman3255

Жыл бұрын

likewise

Thanks so much for this clarification for us noobs! Lots of great information.

love it

You have working hands man, just right for the Blues.

I litteraly just made my first slide following your tutorial yesterday! I'm so fucking hyped to learn, it's unreal!

Taylor ebony slide, it's really light and quiet great for a beginner

Great.

Tks man

Awesome channel man I'd love to Jam with you one day.

Ooooomg thank u

try putting a 24 gauge bronze med wrapped string on the bottom and tune it to E in place of the 9/10/11mm E. It will give you a lot of fun. It was my idea by the way so please give me some credit. Never seen it done before, ever. I think you could even try putting the 9/10 or 11mm on the top then and see how that sounds. Cheers. (Fergus Neil Michael O'Doherty)

Awesome Edward! Hey you ought to record a series of "Slide Instructional Videos to your favorite Blues Tunes" starting off with "Crossroads" ........ this would be really easy to do, then you could monetize your awesome guitar talent. The Edward Phillips Instructional Slide Blues DVDs each one could have say 3 tunes/instructions how to play each tune for $49.95........ you would sell a ton of them! Just some food for thought.

I feel the need to share my appreciation of the Cedell Davis sound - Keeping the slide straight wasn't his priority but he still sounds 'good' to my ear! (although iggy pop doesn't agree) - I have a four string tenor guitar that I repurposed for slide til I can afford the time or money to make or buy my own oilcan/cigar box. I still can't decide how best to tune it. It has quite a short scale and I like to thumb pick the base lines. Do you have any recommendation?

@malaquiasalfaro81

2 жыл бұрын

Cedell Davis rocks

I used sockets. I would try them out at the hardware store & freak-out the staff who always politely explained that's not how you use them.

What size is the deep socket ?

@flatsville1

2 жыл бұрын

You just have to go try them on. Expect the store staff to freak out a little when you start sticking your fingers in them. Bring your guitar so they know you're not crazy. Only buy the ones that are cmpletely smooth. One brand has some uneven )exterior ridging. Also, if the socket has etching (size & brand name) all around the circumference, don't buy it. Even if it is at the very top, it may create string noise.

Lespaul

Great video.