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Thanks for the advice and proper teaching information. The great Jeff Newman was good at teaching solid methods. I like your style and way of explaining as well as showing the right way.

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So...strings 3 and 5 with no pedals are minor chords and when you engage the A and B pedals, those strings become the 1 and 3 of a major chord? So it seems anyways. awesome. thank you.

This is a very climatical song and it paints the sobering true of a love thar lasts til the end

I’ve seen this earlier. I’ve played drums 67 years and bass the last 5 years. I bought a Gretch robro but with no teaching it’s not working. Seeing this video I’m interest in play a pedal steel. 3 pedals is a plenty but I don’t want to get what I got into everything I have now. I’ll come in low end and then step up. I’m open to suggestions.

Great job man! Steel is such an awesome sounding instrument!! Which model Steel is that by the way?

What neck was the original recording played on ?

Great job. I always thought it was played on C6th

I’d say its tied with Uilleann Pipes for most beautiful sounding instrument in my opinion.

Not just for beginners. Great for players further along the path. Simple tasty licks. Don't stamp on the vox. That's what will keep you working.

Hi, I’m coming from the handheld guitar world(I play a Gibson ES335 through an old Magnatone) and I just bought some lap steels to get my feet wet in this world. I don’t seem to find steel guitar players as obsessed with tube amps as the rest of us are, and in fact alot of them happily play solid state. Am I wrong about that? I’m wondering is there something about the clean glassy tones of a good solid state amp that lends itself better to steel playing? If so, I have a Fender Ultimate Chorus that I’ve had since I was a kid in the 90s … wondring if that won’t work just fine.

Easiest way to learn pedal steel?..... Don't

This is the best teaching lesson I have ever seen I am so glad that i have found it. Thank you very much.

I have the same Boss Amp could you share your exact settings with me please?. Thanks for a great lesson… I will continue too follow you. YOU ARE A WONDERFUL TEACHER! God has Blessed me with you as a teacher, thanks for your patience and for not making things hard to learn, Thanks again, Jeff Mercer

Excelente......

This is by far the best sounding instrument when played right. I’ve always wanted to learn to play this. However I probably wouldn’t even know how to set it up and or tune it. I recently bought a Banjo and I’m struggling to learn that. Hopefully 1 day I will master it and will move on to the Pedal Steel.

This is exactly what every new pedal steel player needs to know!! Just Great!!

Do they make slapback echo versions of amp chips I was wanting built in slapback effect for my monoprice 5w tube amp I don't like physically using pedals what I'm saying is that I'd like to ad slapback in my amp bbuilt in effect without having to use pedals I play classic 50s country and rockabilly

Boss Katana 100

Good one. Thanks!!!! JimE

Thank you from the Netherlands 😊

Thanks Gilroy!

Cool. Thanks

Wonderful job. Thanks very much for the video.

You are a very good teacher, wish you could help me with my open G pedal steel 2 pedal 2 knee. I have had a couple of e9 pedal steels,played lap steels and regular guitar 40 + yrs.

1:53 Thanks for another great steel lesson. Much appreciated. Can you tell me what amp you use for your GFI? Thanks

i just did it! I can't play it without singing, "Operator , Please Connect Me........" at the end!

Thanks Gilroy!!!

Keep it up! Whenever I fix my pedal steel I'm gonna need this videos

Always a good time for an Alan Jackson song. Great steel guitar parts. Thank you Gilroy for sharing your work.

Are you running your steel thru that Boss Katana 50? I've got one and LOVE it for my ZB s10

do you have a video on how to get started????

I’ve seen in some of your videos you go through a boss katana. I use one as well and have a GFI but your tone is nice and snappy. Would you care to share your settings on the katana or anything else in your signal chain? Thanks for the lesson, sounds great!

Another good one. Thanks.

Good job, Gilroy

Very nice. Thank you. I am grad your back on you tube. Jerry

I have been looking for tabs/a video on this song for years now. Thank you so very much. One of my favorite steel pieces on any song. Thank you again

*Sigh* Just Beautiful … thanks for sharing.

The great Pete Drake, I believe he played on “All Things Must Pass” and some Neil Young songs and maybe Dylan, correct me if I am wrong. What a great session player, Nashville has such great talent.

That is literally one of my favorite outros of all time! Thanks for this! On my way home to learn this now, or at least try..

Yes, Cowboy is great. I wish more radio songs had his style of playing steel.

Hey can someone learn this instrument with no experience with guitar? The reason I ask is my shoulder is gone 5 surgeries and I want to play music and I can can do this

Cowboy Eddie Long's playing on this entire album is so good and came as a breath of fresh air against everything that was on popular country radio at the time. I wish you could give snippets like this on every song of that album!!! Excellent job!

Very informative. Thanks a lot for the video!

You're on a roll............ good thing. Perhaps you can interject the chord you are playing against for those of us not familiar with the song but looking to use a lick somewhere else. The crutches are good for us.😁 Thanks for the info. JimE

Great to have you back with the good stuff. JimE

Man you are posting great stuff. Thank you

Good stuff! JimE