FENDER Lap Steel.

The music is:
intro with clean sound, music by Paolo Conti.
then overdrive part, music inspired by Rev. G. Davis (song: "Children of Zion")

Low G tuning

Amp: LANEY VC 15.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Fender
• Vintage
• Lap
• steel
• Guitar
• Slide
• Blues
• Gary
• Davis
• Paolo
• Conti

[stevenwhiteley]

nice!

where did you get those lap steel legs? how do they attach?

[JuanRomano]

the legs were with the guitar,you attach them with holes in the body.

thanks for the comment

[osiris182]

Woooo !! Je suis tombé sur ta vidéo en cherchant des infos sur le laney vc 15. Et franchement, j'adore ce que tu joues ! C'est vraiment génial ! Bonne continuation !

[JuanRomano]

Merci beaucoup! Je fricote très (trop) peu avec tout ce qui est électrique, mais c'est bon à jouer. Manque plus qu'une bonne wah-wah :-) Salute.

[sjparker54]

if you are selling the fender steel guitar how much you want for it?

[JuanRomano]

Sorry for the delay, I changed my mind so this is not not anymore to sale, sorry. Salute.

[vantagestudios]

That was awesome! You started out sucking it pretty bad -- totally setting me up to click away to something else -- then suddenly you took it home. Great playing.

[mitchtickler]

There should be 6 stars on YouTube ratings

[Paddymcwhoop]

Wow

[zDonaldson1]

aw cool I want one

[slappbass]

GODDAMN DUDE!!!!

Youre the shit!!

sounds amazing!!

keep on boogie

[bluejay148]

ah alitttle bit of blues cool

[somephil]

You've got the music in you.

[pablosonfire]

@stevenwhiteley its called a 'console' or 'table' steel... they come with legs as Juan says. :)

[Guitarbque]

GREAT!!!! I'm learing @ Lap Steel...love this vid! thanks-D.

[letranger86]

@stevenwhiteley

i'd rather kick it with you than megan fox. damn it be cool to jam with other skilled blues players.

[harvey1954]

The Fender Lap Steel Deluxe came with adjustable legs that screwed on the bottom. The Champion which is the student model had no legs, but looked the same. I just bought one from 1957 with the original case for $700.

[Shr3dd3r2k8]

This was really something. Glad you decided to keep the guitar - you really know how to jam on that thing.

Whoever would have bought it probably would have used it for a display piece. I'm pretty sure Leo would prefer that it be played - that's why he built it after all.