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Hi Phillip, the tuning is GBDGBD, the typical dobro tuning. If you have any question or would like to know more, let me know. Thanks.

@@PaoloErcoli thanks Paolo, I'm so used to standard tuning guitar and thought you were at F# 😁. I figured it out when you strummed all the open strings after the A chord👍 Thanks good channel 👍

@@Phillip-y6d Perfect! Grazie.

I am in standard dobro tuning GBDGBD

Thanks

Grazie Alberto.

Thanls for your comment and thanks for watching

Yes. That period in Nashville I often played a song in that front porch and the birds were singing always when I started playing. Amazing.

Thanks a lot for your comment, glad you like it. Grazie

@@PaoloErcolibrother, you never know whose soul your music calms in times of turbulence. Again, thanks so much. I am just a guitarist, but now more determined than ever to get a dobro and learn to play it

@@onerider808 I'm glad if I helped you in taking the decision to have a dobro. Thanks again.

You should. Such an amazing sounding instrument.

Grazie tartar. Very nice of you

Thanks a lot

Grazie Daniele. Angelo sarà contento del tuo commento. Iscriviti al mio canale se ti piace questa musica. Grazie mille

Ciao Daniele ci siamo conosciuti per caso e apprezzo la tua simpatia ma non chiamarmi "sig."non e' prorio il caso...ci si vede e grazie!

Exactly.

I'm happy if I've helped to understand a couple of things. Thanks for your comment and thanks for following me. Grazie.

Thanks to you for following me. Great that this can help. Grazie.

Thanks for your comment. It's not easy to explain the vibrato by words, but actually it's a technique that doesn't need too much movements, just a little bit, and AFTER you hit the note, I mean not at the same moment. First you play the note and after that almost immediately you rock the bar on the left and right, but very slowly anyway. The slide have to move a little bit on the left and right. You just have to pay attention to first hit the string and then move the bar. Grazie and thanks for following me.

Grazie Cinzia

I play a Scheerhorn. But there are now a lot of good sounding dobro from other builder. I own a Scheerhorn and it's amazing.

Thanks my friend

🎉Buon anno!! 🎉

@@chicca388 Altrettanto!

So you have to see the entire video, it may help to understand it better.

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Thanks Danny! it's a Charlie slide bar, the same guy who make the fantastic Charlie Capo. It's bigger and give a good tone to the strings, it's really great. Thanks for following. Grazie

So true.

Grazie. I come often to Tennessee.

Thanks so much for your comment. I miss him so much. Grazie and have a nice and peaceful holidays.

Thanks so much Dominique.

Thanks. And thanks to Malcolm.

Thanks to you Jack.

Thanks. You can find this song on my Channel, is called "Take her home"

Yes Fishman Nashville, and then I plug in into the Fishman Spectrum, (the Spectrum is a combination of JD Aura and Fishman Platinum, all in one). you can find this original song of mine on my channel, is called "Take her home". Thanks.

Thanks for answering I have a platinum fishman The spectrum don’t have signatures JD images I guess though its ok. By now I guess ir or own captures would be a good choice. I use the tone x and will search for ir spider dobro. I you know a seller or some new solution let us know Perhaps I’ll do by myself… Thanks and best regards 😁

@@didierlefebvre7761 I use now the Fishman Spectrum also because Rob Ickes is using it. I don't know if you know who Rob Ickes is, anyway, he use the Spectrum so he just travel with one device, and you have to put it on Bluegrass selection with the 16 microphone. It works pretty much the same as the JD Aura and the Fishman Platinum. Maybe the sound is 95% the same, but I mean, nobody will notice that is not 100% the same, so it is anyway a big wonderful sound. Then, as usual, it depends on who you find as sound engineer for your Live shows. It can help you or destroy everything. So far I've been lucky and anyway the sound is already going out good, so it's difficult to ruin it.

​@PaoloErcoli What brand and type guitar. I know it's a resonator square neck. but please 🙏 tell me the brand name and all basic guitar your playing info. Thanks for your channel and what y do.

@@myexperience_is thanks a lot for watching and following me. I own a Scheerhorn and it's one of the best dobro brand out there, so this is my guitar

Thank you

you can find this song on my channel, is called "Take her home".

Thanks for your comment. Actually the minor you hear at 2:10 comes from the guitar on the background. I'm playing over the guitar A minor chord playing just 6th 4th and 3rd strings. If you play ONLY those 3 strings, it works with the minor chord if you play together with another instrument, guitar, piano or whatever. You don't have to touch the 5th and 2nd string. Thanks for watching. Grazie.

Thanks Dieter

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Grazie Barbara. A presto.

Thanks for your comment and thanks for following. I really like to create this little relaxin-mind moments. Grazie.

Wow addirittura Elvis magari...grazie comunque,in quanto a musicalita' i pregevoli fraseggi del dobro di Paolo Ercoli.Ciao

Thanks Dieter

@@PaoloErcoliI am looking forward to see you in Kusterdingen next week, a friend invited me, so I just discovert you today...

Thanks so much. The tuining is the standard for the dobro, GBDGBD, and it's played in the key of A, that means that you have to begin with putting the bar on the 2nd fret. Thanks for following.

@@PaoloErcoli Graze! Sall be trying to work up an arrangement! Do you teach by way of ZOOM perhaps? Buono giorno!

@@DESQ59 Yes I do dobro lessons with Skype, messanger, whatsapp and also zoom, but my zoom last 45 minutes, then we have to reconnect again and continue. I also can make personal little videos where I can play and show you what you need, all the songs you want to learn or whatever, and I'll send them to you. If you want more info write me a mail here : dobroist64@gmail.com. Thanks.

Thanks Arthur

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Thanks. I just put a video with a Lick in "A"

Thanks. Soul has no borders.

Thanks Kalebh

Thanks, glad you like it, and thanks for following. Grazie

Grazie

Thanks for your comment, glad you like it and thanks for following. Grazie

Thanks Jonathan, appreciate it. Grazie

Yes, this is a fun song to play, and not very difficult after all. To learn FMB or other you need to practice a little more and keep going. If you stopped playing dobro then it's hard to learn more difficult stuff and rolls and solo. If you need help with that song let me know. Thanks for your comment and for following. Grazie.

Thanks a lot Kan