3 Blues Slide Riffs in E Standard Tuning | Reverb Tips and Tricks
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Jeff Massey, slide guru from the Steepwater Band, continues his series on slide guitar with some blues riffs in E Standard tuning. All three riffs are fairly common and Jeff breaks them down and shows how they could be applied during a solo.
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usually not a les paul kinda lady but that goldtop has me feeling things
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@Jaxon Atlas yea, I have been using flixzone} for months myself :)
@Jaxon Atlas yea, been using flixzone} for months myself :)
Same
That well aged lp is so fuckn beautiful
That guitar has been through some Earth, Wind, and Fire
Is nobody going to talk about the fact that this man walked into a burning building to save his guitar? Of course you can teach me to Blues🤘🤘🤘🤘
that les paul has a bad case of Grey Scale
Michael Tuck I'd call it Shireen :)
Wow this wake the spirit in me Wonderful
Jeez that guitar is gritty as hell. Sounds great.
Sometimes I come back to this vid just to look at that guitar. Man what a BEAUTIFULLY patina that this has. Dripping with soul. I really hope that's all real, and not a "aged" "relic" fakery. I guess even if it is, I'm here talking about it right? Lol!
Good job , man !! I like to play this kind of stuff. Reminds me the great work of J. Page on You shook me and maybe Tribute to Elmore James.
Hey Jeff ~ Watch out, or the slide police will down you for (1) using a pick and
(2) not using the right hand muting technique. As much as I love and respect
Trucks, Haynes, Sonny Landreth (totally an outside the box player) and all the
Duane Allman disciples of modern-style slide guitar, it's not the only way to get
a great sound and play great slide. Like all guitar playing, it's very personal how
you approach it. Often (like myself) it's just how you first learn it, or who gets
you started. I like this lesson and your technique and sound are terrific. Thanks.
Jeff Massey, we need a rundown on this Goldtop too. all the details
I second this!! This is the time I'm chasing for slide. This is it right here.
Great playing and really helpful , what string size do you find best to use ?
That looks like Alan Blind Owl Wilson’s 1954 goldtop les paul. The worn in finish on the body looks exactly the same.
Came for the guitar, got a cool lesson too thanks 👍🏽
love that guitar bro
PLEASE good sir, do a rig rundown on this guitar and gear!!! This tone is amazing and your playing is fantastic.
Dang that guitar is pure art... Great slide tips.. thanks1
Ned Stark is a good slide player ;)
3:18 reminded me of You Shook Me Baby - Jimmy Page version
“You shook me all night loooooong”
I think that’s what he was goin for
just tell me how to have that kind of awesome tone.
Old Les Paul into old Fender Tweed/Brownface Amp.
DimiLeventis dimed
Okay, I know I'm late but I'm here to help bud. I'm working with a little Fender SP-10 with the OD button. I usually keep it at max bass and min treble because I like how bassy it sounds but for that swamp music type stuff I've figured that bass and treble both on five with OD does good, I also switch to my bridge humbucker and both tone knobs on 10. Also for the most powerful sound without having it be too loud, I put my guitar volume to 10 and my amp volume to 1 but as long as I keep the guitar maxed out it sounds powerful no matter how loud I have the amp
Thanks, Jeff. Those are some rippin' licks.
This guy is the fuckin coolest dude and teacher ever. That tone!
DUDE I NEED THAT GUITAR!!!!!
which tab are played unfortunately not visible in the video
Still loving that guitar in 2023.
NIce. Can you talk about the tone you have in this video please?
3:00 sounds like "You Shook Me" from Led Zeppelin l
music to you shook me by the very great slide player Earl Hooker, lyrics by Willie Dixon, first recorded by Muddy Waters. doesn't get much bluesier than that lineage. Page did a good job of putting his stamp on it without changing too much.
Did some research, think it's a '72 Deluxe routed for humbuckers.
It looks like it hasn't been cleaned since 73..........
alot of people who did that routed the bridge pickup near the bridge. too far back. needs to be routed on the neck side
You can tell it’s not a 50s GT from the tuners
How did u get that tone
Which amp settings were used? Effect devices?
Wish there were tabs with this. Very difficult to follow.
For real
awesome. and one heck of a les paul. what year? 59, 69??
GTO not a 59. Wrong finish. Someone said it was a deluxe routed for humbuckers. Late 60s, early 70s or so?
thank you!
I still want that guitar!...No joke!
Looks like snowy whites les Paul ❤️🎸
A how about turn on the damn LIGHT?
I want to buy that guitar, can I?...Seriously!
🔥🔥🔥
guitar is sick asf
Duane Allman has entered the chat
Second one is totally dust my broom...
dat gitbox been troo da civil war
Tabs anyone?
Baby I'm gonna leave youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
Why does he play so out of tune? (And I don´t mean the sliding and the vibrato, but the actual target notes, they´re constantly out of tune.) Sorry about the hating :(
+bigJohnnybabyboy You might want to check your own pitch perception.
Jeff has it right on for slide guitar.
larry geetar No, he’s right. His target notes were out of tune quite a lot. His slides and vibrato were fine, but the original starting notes, especially higher on the neck.
no tabs no tutorial
Dude the first near three minutes sound terrible.