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  • That's a Bb6 copedant. Sounds great !

    Luckily for me, I was able to get some it on E9th. Thanks for the lesson, and music

    mb

  • Your the best, bro.

  • Compliments on great playing, Dave!! I really dig your sound - which George L's pickup is mounted on your guitar? Thanks, Matthias.

  • Thank' s....12-1

  • Seems hairy legs in a steel guitar post is becoming fashionable! I think my legs look better!

    Coooooooool 12 string picken man!

    kenny

  • wow! super stuff....!

  • where's the rest of it!!!!!!

  • Hey you ol' turkey butt!

    (remember me?)

    I see you're still making pretty music on those flat bellied guitars :)

    Sounds really good!

    How the hell ya been!?

    Kate

  • MORE!

  • Great Steel player

  • I'm voiceless!!!

    So cool!!!

    Chris

  • I've been playing this video over and over, wife thinks I've lost it. Wish I could buy some of his stuff. Who'd-a-thought jazz/blues on a steel guitar could sound so good?

  • ricky,

    Thank you for watching...there some great Jazz on steel out there Maurice Anderson, hes my Hero!!!David

  • I was playing along with harmonica.

  • Awesome man.

    Also, I have a question about peddle steel. What do the peddles do?

  • I don't know much about steel guitars, but I think they bend the tones

  • the pedal raise different strings to make different chords, the knee levers lower different strings to make different chords to. thats the key to pedal steel!!!

  • What the hell does That mean?

  • The pedals stretch the strings to raise them in pitch, while the knee levers lower the pitch by loosening them. The steel guitar "effect" is from the strings changing pitch under the non moving steel slide.

  • Pedals and knee levers can both raise OR lower strings depending on how you set them up....and each lever/pedal can raise/lower more than one string at a time.....again, you set it up to do what you want.

  • haha thank you, i've been wondering my head off for ages about that. don't see too many around me to pay attention to, so i peaked at concerts and i SWEAR i could hear the tones bend.. i was all like 'how the hell do they do that?', since none of the lap steel guitar demo guys ever get to tell you.

    thanks again, the three of you!

  • Nice city blues my man.

  • alternative elavator music :)

  • Nice playing FC

    Ted

  • sweet

  • George de Fretes was the greatest!!!

  • great swing !!! excellent !

  • sounds like lift music lol

  • cool just another type of guitar to fall in love with! lol

  • thats really good :D

  • Hey DAvid

    Ron Randall from DAllas here.

    Love your playin'

  • I really like his style of playing and hope to hear more and more of him.

  • good!

  • Words dont explain how right on this is!!!

    Im a fan!! ever hear of Calvin Cook(e), detroit steel player,,,,check my Midnight Blues if you feel

  • Van Morrison would be proud. Well done man, good stuff. I shall play one of these one day

  • Wow!This is a first for me:Jazz on the pedal steel guitar.Very cool.

  • hey david, neal here. Gotta have more of this. lets put the finishing touch on this video

  • love it!!

  • Excellent playing, very nice video! Great job buddy.

  • David smokes..great stuff...

  • I love that knitting machine baby!

  • very smooth and jazzy..........love that MSA guitar

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