Thank you Travis. There is a benefit to learning exactly. There is also joy and creativity from finding your own solo. I think one leads to the other.

Too cool brother, thanks for the details. Slick steel break.

Travis, thanks for doing this and “setting us straight”... on the Milo way of playing this... Nuance has ALWAYS been something I rarely pick up on... I appreciate you taking the time to show us this.

Wow that was awesome! I just started to learn steel, I hope I can get to your level one day.

@travistoy

8 ай бұрын

Congrats on jumping into pedal steel. Check out my teaching site over at www.travistoytutorials.com

thanks ! you save me troubles !!!

We are going to be doing this song in our show this year. I have been watching your video and it really helped me to be able to learn this ride. Thank you for making this video. Oh yeah. Tell Jo Don if he's not busy come see us. We are at the Hoe Down in Eureka Springs. He's knows right where I am. I wish you guys all the best.

Glad you recorded this.... who knew id have to do this ride this coming weekend. 😁 The details are the difference in a good player and a great player 😁

Milo played an awesome break. Thank you for taking time and showing detail how it is done.

nice breakdown and right about getting the detail, usually leads to learning another technique for the toolbox.thks

Nothing short of a professional!

Details, details...it's all in the details. .. thanks as always brother

Wow!

Just watched the live performance with Milo , yes indeed he slides the 1 st string down not the knee lever lower.

Another Paul Franklin in the making.

Thank you Travis, that’s a cool stretch

thanks!!!

Travis, was wondering if you could walk through the Sonny Garish lick on She's Got it All? Would be so awesome if you could show us! V/r JB

Travis, I'm the same!email way...if you claim your showing how so and so did something. Make sure it's how they did it.

Thanks man!

Thanks !

Where do you live are you in Nashville?

@travistoy

2 жыл бұрын

Yes.

I dang sure learned it wrong! :) Thx Mr. "T" ! Now stop the pretty stuff and get back to speeding!! hahaha!

I would say "Sassy" for sure

You gonna start doing little tutorials?

Playing this at any club in the U.S. not a single person would notice or care how u played it or phrased it identical to the original. I have learned leads to the note and not one person would have notice or cared unless it was a bar for steelplayers only

@travistoy

4 жыл бұрын

amchav 71 I don’t argue with that at all. I would very likely play a different solo if I was playing it live. The point of the video is to teach the original version for those who are interested in learning it correctly. I’m not insisting that you play it that way, or that it needs to be played that way.

@902Steeler

4 жыл бұрын

Travis was clearing up a debate on how it was played. There was a post about it a while back there were 15 people saying "this is how it's played" lol.

@pmozen

7 ай бұрын

We need a bar for steel players ! I would be there every night...😁

Mickey Adams teaches it wrong........

@georgesypert822

3 жыл бұрын

For me it has nothing to do with someone else being aware that I played a lick like the recorded version. It has to do with me being satisfied with my performance and the fact that I was able to figure it out and perform it under pressure put on myself to do it. Travis has provided a great example of doing and presenting it correctly.