Lap Steel Clearwater

Cheerio mate, many thanx for the reply...

salut quel tirant utilises-tu? je joue en DADDAD pour le moment.

merci

how does it sound REALLY? What sort of amp do you use...

It's written in the comment: I used a Hugues & Kettner Silver Edition amplifier...
And as you almost asked for it, I made a second video that should be more explicit... Just check my youtube page.

Hi,nice blues sound.Just wondering if you play any country sounds on this lap steel and does it sound as good?Thanks

Hi... You can get country sounds pretty easily from it if the amplifier is settled to get such sounds... I'm not much of country player but I already tried to obtain such sounds with the lap plugged on a tonelab and it works fine!
The limit in how-countryish your sound will be will probably be due to the P90 pick-ups... To me country sounds tends to be clean... P90 pickups tends to be easily crunchy/distorted...

I know this song !!! :P:) It's a roling stone's song "you gotta move (jack)" :P:)

The first part is a Robert Johnson - Come on in my kitchen cover I think... Johnson was very popular during the blues revival so maybe the Rolling Stones covered him. I dunno if the "next" song (or sequence let's say) is a Rolling stones tune, because I'm not a big fan of this band. Maybe :P

Actually it's "you gotta move" - Mississippi Fred McDowell tune which was covered by the Stones in Sticky Fingers album.

Oh... All these blues artists covering themselves over and over xD ! I listened to both of the tunes mentionned and they're very similar, that's the way traditionnal music is made. I wonder how all these delta blues artists made music like that and put so much soul in it that it's always a new story to hear. Blues forever ;) !