very old hand-crafted tricone resonator guitar demo

[EXGO]

what a great sounding instrument.That hand looks pretty young to be playing so well.Keep it up you kill with that git!

[Gauraonline]

You got it down brother. You must be the ghost of Robert Johnson !

[UnceBobTouchedMe]

is it in open D?

[pm7827]

sounds like an original

[AndryBal]

кантри блюз бля!

[x22x85iON]

дельта Миссисипи блюз

[bluejay148]

i like that 

[TheRAZOR19111]

Buy a Benjo -.-"

[christianfff]

@TheRAZOR19111 really? you take the time to watch this video which in itself is exceptionary and interesting for the poeple with passion and knowledge in the genre, and you tihnk he can get the same sound with a banjo? Odd.

[jurgenmanfred]

I love that sweet sound

[k0cs1s]

Wow!!

That's soooo nice!!:D

[stevensartifacts]

what song is that?

[Bluefinger]

The first chorus is "Can't Be Satisfied" by Muddy Waters, the rest seems to be improvised ...

[anoxado]

это кантри, бля)

[tinpanalley67]

@anoxado Это блюз, бля)

[thunderheart226]

is this country or blues?

[Ragpicker81]

"blues" inicates, besides a kind of rythm, a kind of structure of the music with three chords, 12 bars etc... Country is a kind of rythm: you can play every song with country rythm. So when you play a blues.structured song with country rythm, is both blues and country!

[galaxyrock]

Blues. It's a Muddy Waters tune.

[godsguitar1]

you should all check out rory gallagher.

[louthleviathan]

@godsguitar1

Yes! Rory Gallagher lived the blues and he learned alot from the Blind Delta Blues men of New Orleans and the Big River.

If anyone likes Blues, check out Gallagher's acoustic sets. Too much Alcohol to name one.

And just to jog the memories, Rory Gallagher was one of the greatest guitar players who ever lived. Even Jimi Hendrix during an interview deferred to Gallagher. Check him out!

[alexrocker357]

that sounds like cant be satisfied by muddy waters

[Ragpicker81]

i'm playing it!

[ahhotdogg]

this is the song at the beging of shine a light, its awsome

[GuitarmanMo]

u usin a slide or what?

[MattDJ2]

yea, how else would he get that sound.

[GuitarmanMo]

ive never seen one before lol sorry for my ignorance :P

[MattDJ2]

np its a one of a kind sound!

[criticalcomments101]

well im irish an theres no such instrument this side of the pond

[richardcorysghost]

Funny, I have one the same as the guy in this video, although it doesn't sound as sweet as this one. I live in Belfast.

Can I respectfully suggest that before you make any further pronouncements about Ireland and the Blues, you should check out the "Harvest Time Blues Festival" site.

It's held in Monaghan town every September!

So yeah, we (Ireland) may be a long way from Mississippi, but we're not a Blues Music backwater!

Thankfully

[criticalcomments101]

sorry lol no offence meant :)

[Robertahausen]

... u can't hear it... shame shame...yes he is using one

[Ragpicker81]

My bottleneck is visible at the end of video!

[icancervivor]

nice work keep it up ~G~

[jungletearaway]

Nice playin mate

I'd like to see more of you with left hand as well

[blackdogleg]

i think it's all in the right hand

[richardcorysghost]

I don't agree.

Playing the slide requires more musical "ear" than other styles, as you have control of where you fret the instrument. So no, slide is not "all in the right hand" by a long styretch of the imagination, and is akin to the skill required in playing any fretless stringed instrument, with the possible concession that the frets on the fingerboards act as a pretty good guide as to where you're supposed to be placing your slide.

[Fretkillr]

This a reproduction of an old Tricone.

[alcoholman01]

i love it!