I've been returning to this more and more. As I get older, almost 70yrs, this is still doable, means everything to me. The Gold Tone was the best tip maybe ever ...wish they made a 12str. Thanks for everything
Love the slide lessons John. Maybe a little Diving Duck Blues. Taj and keb mo. Or a deep dive into the world of slide blues for weeks (Or months) . Thanks again John. 🇦🇺🤠
What is that thing on your thumb on your strumming hand?
Hey! It's a thumbpick by black mountain picks.
Awesome stuff, I transposed it to open E tuning which sounds great aswel! Thanks 🙏🤘🏻
This is great content. I'll be working on it tonight after work. Thanks so much!
I've been returning to this more and more. As I get older, almost 70yrs, this is still doable, means everything to me. The Gold Tone was the best tip maybe ever ...wish they made a 12str. Thanks for everything
That's great that you're making progress, Michael. Keep going! Fun isn't it?
It's a very tough and cool thing, sounds like from blues legends, thanks a lot for your explanation.
It's getting tough. Open G...I need some practice.
Thank you for this great blues lesson wow🎶🎶🎶
Love the slide lessons John. Maybe a little Diving Duck Blues. Taj and keb mo. Or a deep dive into the world of slide blues for weeks (Or months) . Thanks again John. 🇦🇺🤠
B&B King said;
"The Blues is easy
till you try playing
it".
Thanks for another
solid gold lesson!
I don't own a resonator guitar, in fact just trying as hard as I can to learn just to play, BUT, it's just great to watch.
Well I used this tune as a template but changed up some of the riffs a bit. Thanks. it was great inspiration. Keep these coming
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And the great lessons keep coming. Thank you.
I just turned my Mastro Acoustic in open G a couple of months ago. I wanted to do some slide. This is gonna help. Thanks man.
Awesome! Good luck and enjoy the ride :)
Nice thank you
Great lesson, as always.
Wow, fantastic lesson!! Thank you John!!
Glad you liked it! Thanks!
Beautiful!
Great stuff
Awesome!
MIGHTY, mighty fine.
Such cool info and reminds me of RobertJohnson, Son House and Ben Andrews.
Love this lesson Steve! Many thanks.