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I have absolutely loved this performance by Joe and bassist Kjell Benner ever since I first heard it about fifteen years ago. Has it ever been released as an mp3 or one any of Joe's CDs? I'd love to buy a copy of it, but so far, the only place I have ever seen it is on this instruction tape. Wonderful performance, and one of the best imitations of a steel guitar on std. 6-string I have ever heard. What Joe is doing is very tough, but he is making it sound easy.
GeorgiaBoy1961 2 weeks ago
Fantastic as Always!
bonnieleigh11 4 months ago
Shut up kayla
pepsycola4 10 months ago
MR. DALTON IS MY CHORUS TEACHER LOLOLOL
kaylasmusic62095 10 months ago
Super! These steel-licks are unbelievable !
texmorton 1 year ago
Reminds me of Roy Lanham- one of the greats but not very visible on YouTube- a great shame.
NickRatnieks 2 years ago
What's that reverb/delay effect?
I want to get his sound
greekflatpicker 2 years ago
@greekflatpicker: Joe is using nothing more than some delay, reverb and compression; the rest of it is him and the guitar. He's rolled off some of the treble and is playing a lot on the front pickup, too. He changes pickups to change his tone, also varies his attack.
GeorgiaBoy1961 2 weeks ago
@GeorgiaBoy1961 ,
Thanks.
greekflatpicker 2 weeks ago
Good God y'all! Those steel guitar chords starting @ 1:34 blew me away! So smooth - not a hint of it being played on a 6 string. Amazing!
Porchduck 2 years ago
Yeah! Smooth picking
greekflatpicker 2 years ago
this legend is my guitar teacher now. but now hes actually fully bald :) hes sooooo friken good its scary. He can literally pick up like any instrument and be amazing at it.
italia100893 2 years ago
learned so many licks for that tune that we play every wed. UNBELIEVEABLE!! thanks Dalton
glasman857 2 years ago
Could you upload the rest of this video? It is out of print and I wanted to see the rest it.
vonbrach 3 years ago
The middle section does sound like pedal steel
dalmeg 3 years ago
I would love to see this guy play in NJ
pepsarg 3 years ago
Joe's playing on this (and his country jazz instruction tape) bridges all the gaps between jazz, western swing and blues. This is the magic rope trick.
Swang on!
westurnswang 3 years ago