OPEN D SLIDE BLUES on a 1930s Levin Parlor Guitar (WITH TABS) ALMOST 3 MILLION VIEWS!
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- Опубликовано: 14 июн 2014
- A bit of slide blues on an old acoustic Levin parlor guitar. This one has no serial number but it's probably from the early 30s. You will find a transcription in standard notation and tab here: anakronfilm.gumroad.com/l/FzdmZ
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I woke up in the middle of a swamp, holding a shotgun after watching this video.
And some bourbon!!!
Get outta my swamp-Shrek
I swear I’ve seen this comment on a similar video 😑
@@juanitofta And a Swedish guitar (?!??!!!)
left for dead reference?
If your not tapping your foot by now...check you pulse.
No pulse... foot still tapping. What now?
Tap, tap, tap if you ain't tapping turn off and move to Mozart
i'm in my bed with the foots on the duty
i have sick sinus syndrome tachy brady of the heart with a pacemaker. I only get one good heartbeat out of a bunch at any given moment. Was still tapping my foot though. AWESOME stuff.
Alan .F you’re*
Its incredible how hearing people play guitars like this takes you to a different time
Yes, it does take you back. The summer of 2014 was a great time.
Bless the algorithm
Indeed.
RIGHT??
"Where Is the damn money boah?"
Elias Fernandez lemoyne type beat
"We ain't your idea of a charity."
We just need money, Arthur
Don’t worry I have a plan
T A H I T I
The god of procrastination has used the algorithm and led me to this 2:16 minute treasure. Praise be.
Couldnt be more true. Its 3.30 am, i have work tomorrow at 9 and here im listening to slide guitar blues
And goddamn im enjoying every 2 minutes and 16 seconds of it
My calculus final is in 36 hours and this is where I am. Nice.
0:05 and I am already in love with that sound!
That's all it takes!
I believe that is Robert Johnson's old Primus t-shirt, too.
This guitar was probably like 7 dollars in a sears catalog back in the 30s
you could get 3 steer for that 7 dollar and we aint got no time fo guitar bwoah
7 dollars back then would of been now like 400 dollars or something
That is an old Swedish Levin Parlor guitar from the fifties (I guess)...
Actually, 7 dollars in 1930 is about ~115 dollars today. Per the 1927 Sears catalog, that would get you an all-birch instrument, though a nicer one, with a dollar or two left over for songbooks, extra strings, what have you. A spruce-topped instrument was about ten dollars, for the price you could also get a "mahogany" guitar, which might mean all-hog or back and sides with a spruce top - it's hard to be sure; or a "Bradley Kinkaid" spruce & hog model. - A nicer spruce-topped hog back and sides model was around $15, with a mother-of-toilet seat fret-board model of unknown construction (probably all birch or perhaps all mahogany) coming in at only 13. A National Triolian was a princely sum of $46, or 50 with a payment plan. The 1936 catalog lists several models; none of which the same as those nine years prior. The cheapest, a $4.25 flat-top with F-holes, probably birch; and a choice of a "Lone Ranger" or 'Palm Beach" model (the same guitar, it seems, with different stenciling on the finish) for fifty cents more; a Mahogany model for $10; and the "Four Star Jubilee Special" - a round-hole arch top at only $4.85, usually ten dollars, and "worth $12 anywhere"! Interestingly, the Lone Ranger model is also in the 1940 catalog for a dollar (more or less) more, now with "Gene Autry" in rope script on the upper right section of the lower bout.
Interestingly, a spruce-topped parlor or single 0 size with whitewood (poplar, birch, basswood, etc.) back and sides is around $170 today or thereabouts (Recording King Dirty 37 Single 0); roughly in line with the Sears prices, though I can't quite find the right model to compare it to.
@@JS-tm1gq under fckn rated comment. nearly brought me to tears
this is the Magic of blues..
feel the blues in your soul and free your Spirit.
This is amazing. A lesson would be much appreciated
Thanks, I'll think about that!
Paul Smith ..that was your lesson!😋
Dale Humphrey amen
you can’t exactly teach the blues. There’s the basis of the blues, but then the rest, well you’re on you’re own for that. it’s gotta come from the soul
what do you mean, just watch it and learn
Beautiful sound. Awesome playing. That guitar probably has a cool story
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I'm pretty sure you are a happy man when you play with this one...
Emmanuel BelArt Yes, this guitar is a joy to play.
I'm looking for a parlor but with a tailpiece...
Texas heat, Memphis blues, and I’m some dumb schmuck from the South. Glad to be here.
I have probably seen this 50+ times and it is still just as amazing as the first.
Thanks a lot!
1:16 literally brought a smile to my face lol
Reminds me of gypsy jazz
I’m getting sweaty and covered in mosquito bites just from listening to this song
I always say, you just cant mistake the haunting sound a vintage parlor embraces you with. Man this was sweet
Don't know what's better, that guitar, the music, or the Primus shirt? Great video!
Thanks!
This reminds me of the good ol days when I used to sit on my porch with my double barrel and my hound. Aw those were the years .
Holy Moly! That guitar is one piece of history right there! Now that’s how you play some real rockin’ acoustic blues.
The player is obviously amazing but the tone of that guitar is hypnotic!
Glad you like it!
Makes you wonder, what stories that hunk of wood might be able to tell ?. ... Oooh thers a a song in there somewhere. But back to the point, yet another excellent piece. :-)
It probably lay on an attick for 90 years collecting dust after the first owner got bored after one month of trying to learn to play the gitar. At least thats how it is with my instrumental collection.
paraglide01 see, people in the 1930’s had dedication. unlike most people today...
@@roundprairiedairy7006 i mean you can say that or you can realize that people in the 30s had a lot fewer options for entertainment so if they bought a guitar they had a lot more time to learn it most likely.
Wow! Just magical .....an old guitar in the hands of a Maestro can be a true delight to listen to.
I only enjoyed listening from 0:00 to 2:16
The rest was pretty average.
The rest had no feel in it.
Wun secnd here
The song is only 2:16 So what do you mean?
@@BluesManSteele r/wooosh
@@BeepBeep72 ?
Sublime tone. Great playing too.
Thanks!
I love your old guitar videos! The overall tuning and chords in general just make me swing in my chair
You make it look so easy and effortless. Great control and tone.
I love slide guitar especially when you're playing !
Thanks!
You are so incredible my man... I'd give anything to learn under you!!! It's my lifes goal to master this art of playing style. I am truly astonished by this! Its beautiful sounds that could please anything in this world no matter what mood or anything else :)
Great set up, I love the cinematography and the background. It really only helps set the atmosphere for the music adding even more to the experience.
That's beautiful I love keeping the old blues style alive. Fantastic
That's turnaround at 1:08 tho
I dont care what anyone says, slide guitar is the best!
Sounds incredible, the intro reminds me of "Old Friend" by warren haynes when he played backstage w derek trucks. The grain on the back of that guitar is stunning!
I’ve been listening to this since 2014, Man i love the guitar and your blues sounds so catchy!
Love your playing, friend! The guitar sounds great, as well! Ain't nothing like a little sweet and smoky rhythm and blues!
Thank you!
Thanks for watching! You can download tabs here: anakronfilm.gumroad.com/l/FzdmZ
¿Das algun curso paar aprender blues bro?
Probably no telling how much has has paid played on guitar thanks for publishing minutes
Love the groove, tone and playing. Superb!
Man great job sounds sweet old parlor with slide unbeatable sounds , just picked an old 1900s parlor at the shop getting it repaired looking forward to hearing the slide really cool.
Thanks! Good luck with you parlor!
This video is a prime example of well made content! Cheers!
Thank you!
I love guitar and that sounds sounds mind blowing to me 🎸🎸🎸
Beautiful sound and Beautiful playing
I listen to your blues from Argentina, here you can not hear much blues with slide, but man, you know how to do it, I enjoy listening to you, greetings from Buenos Aires!!!
Beautiful. Going to slow this down and try learn it on my little grestch Jim dandy parlour guitar. Thanks for the playing and inspiration. Love from Leeds , West Yorkshire . U.K.
Thanks!
Perfect melody
This exotic and one-of-a-kind sound is why I play the instrument today. Thank you for sharing this beauty
Thank you!
Man, this sounds great! I'm actually going to buy me one of these this week, and after having heard your demo, I am sure I won't regret getting it
John Noir Smith Thanks! I'm sure you will enjoy your parlor guitar.
I was lookin for words to describe this feeling listening while u playin... WORDLESS...;)
his foot tapping sounds exactly like a metronome
All I can think is that guitar sat somewhere not being used waiting for this guy to come wake it up but it ended up waking 2.7 million people up. Nice playing. You the man!
That was great!
Two thumbs up my friend.
Great looking guitar.
Beautifully played! I have a Levin guitar myself too, not nearly as old as yours though! Thanks for sharing man!
Thanks Jamie!
Didn't the video just start?
Friday night on my own, 3 beers in. What a video to find. Beautiful!
Beautiful, beautiful music. And such a classy, nice guitar. Thanks a lot mate 🎶💕
Glad you like it!
My fingers hurt watching this. The action on that thing is probably 14 inches
Looks pretty low though
JustMax yeah but all old guitars get really tough to play above the 5th or so fret
@@nextlevelangling3705 it's not some old guitar. This is vintage Levin guitar. One of the best European Luthers from the first have of the 20th century. Highly collectible and remarkably sounding instrument.
Levin guitars are very "soft". I have two of them, both are from the 30's. Very easy played.
@watergod 83 your height?
“LEEEEENNEEEY”
Goosebumps. Hit me straight in the soul...
Lovely sound and play too !!!
How much I wish to have a similar guitar ...
Can you make a tutorial on how to do this?
He plays blues and has a Primus shirt on. Mah man.
Loved every bit of it man! Reminds me of hanging out with old friends!
Beautiful playing =)
Love the setting with the wood in the back.
Cheers from Austria!
Thank you Xavier!
Like + subscription 👍👍
Cheers and greetings from Bolivia 🇧🇴🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻
The opening reminded me of Cowboy Bebop's "Don't Bother None"
I like the angle and the lighting, just a chill relaxing video. Good job bro 👍
Thanks man!
Via Infinda!
Now i'm at a crossroads selling my soul...
And the Devil took it?
I had to finally confess I listen to this quite a bit! Love the sound of your instrument
You're most welcome to listen as many times as you like! I really like this guitar too, it has a bit of magic to it.
Man, I love the sound that thing makes!
I found myself in the middle of a bar fight in 1880 after hearing this
Via infinita :)
Thanks so much for taking the time to share your knowledge. Bought the tab. Cheers 🇬🇧
Thanks!
That guitar is a nice piece, that sound is exquisitely good.
I can smell the swamp now
I can smell Jack Daniels through the screen
Nice. Good sound and good playing.
Fabulous sound!
Vim pelo Eliezer do via infinda.
Can someone give me some song recommendations for music like this? I love this video thanks
Catfish Blues by Skip James
Robert Johnson, which leads into pretty much everything by Led Zep!
Son house, muddy waters, buddy guy, blind willie Johnson, blind willie mctell
Can't be Satisfied - Muddy Waters. Dust My Broom or The Sky is Crying by Elmore James are both good examples
Check out my playlist on Spotify called blues of old
Love your tone! Thanks for sharing
Love it another fantastic slide demo,thanks
Thanks again!
So whys he in an abandoned tree log factory
Música roots vim pelo Eliezer
Man this is one of the coolest videos on youtube
wow ....really amazing .....sounds really good
I thought the thumbnail showed his finger stucked on a capo
Why did i imagined a cowboy playing a guitar on a dessert
I imagine Breaking Bad scenery
@@jorgek92 lol bout to watch el camino
Really great sound!
I like the barn idea. And the playing very much too.
Quem veio pelo vídeo do Eliéser (Via Infinda) dá um Like aí ;D
Kkona
great melody sir
Thank you!
Foot stomping dirty blues great work
Quem veio pelo Via infinda 👍
Via infinda .
Oh tu sabe o nome dessa msc pfvr?
Pq ta todo mundo falando "via infinda"?
Very smooth on the ears brother.great job.
Thanks!
Thanks for the TABS! Ive been waiting for a year! Youve got epic style
Thanks! Good luck with the TAB!
red dead redemption music
Red dead is country/western blues. This is more just blues
@Trevor Morgan not so much. This is more northern/urban blues. Brought from and inspried by the delta but not quite delta style
BluesManSteele yeah but the beggining is more like western not the blues struming in this
This is Saint Denis music@@BluesManSteele
Stop