Mike Neer shows you how to play Speedy West's Flippin The Lid on a 6 string steel guitar in F#9 tuning.
www.mikeneer.com
If you're in the NY/NJ area and you're interested in steel guitar lesson...
Mike Neer shows you how to play Speedy West's Flippin The Lid on a 6 string steel guitar in F#9 tuning.
www.mikeneer.com
If you're in the NY/NJ area and you're interested in steel guitar lessons, just send an email to mike@mikeneer.com
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Your playing is excellent, and that TONE... yikes! Juicy... Rick A. sure builds incredible p'ups. Are you playing through the Princeton? Also, what backup tracks are you using, and if you did them, what's your method? Sounds great, whatever you're doing.
Thanks, TW. I'm playing through the '67 Twin Reverb that's behind me. As far as a track, I recorded a quick rhythm guitar track with my '24 Gibson L-4 and played it back through my stereo. That's it.
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Your playing is excellent, and that TONE... yikes! Juicy... Rick A. sure builds incredible p'ups. Are you playing through the Princeton? Also, what backup tracks are you using, and if you did them, what's your method? Sounds great, whatever you're doing.
Fred
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