Kind Sir Troy; you have no idea what you have done for me. IE: in the yrs 1946, 47, 48 and 49: I took lessens on the "Hawaiian Guitar" in Chicago; as they called it then. "Steel Guitar" would NOT come about for 10 more yrs. When Nashville changed it; so it would NOT be seem Hawaiian music. Rather Country music. Anyway... The teacher, Letritia Kandle, taught me first on A tuning, then C# minor, then E7th; to the "nth" degree, reading notes, no less. But, just before I quit taking lessons; she introduced me to "B11th". But I never understood it. And I did NOT like the sound. So I rarely played it. Now... I said all of the above, to say this: When I saw you change; from B, D# F# A C# E; to other tunings using the B11th chord; it blew me away. Because, I had heard that sound many times. But I could NEVER get that standard B11th (on my 6 String); to sound like that. And now dear friend, I CAN do it! Bless your heart. I can never thank you for what you have done Tory! Thanks a million. May Jesus continue to bless you with musical talents galore. And take care dear friend.
@@LessonsWithTroy @Troy Brenningmeyer The honor is all mine dear friend. Because I have known most of the Greatest SG players. Since I was never a good player; I KNOW when one is great. And to me YOU are one of them. And I am honored to know you kind Sir. At age 90, I don't get around much any more. But knowing many of the greatest SG players over 70 yrs; it brings tears of nostalgia. Amen! And i love to watch and listen to you play and/or teach. NONE Finer!
Troy I'm 52, I've been a bass player for maybe 25 years, you're changing my life , just converted to Steelism!
I'm older than you buddy. Keep on pickin, same thing. Been playing regular guitar for 50 years. Now a steel convert
6:50 Whoo Hoo! Lydian on a lap steel. Cool sound.
Veey lucidly explained
Is that a good thing or a bad thing?
Kind Sir Troy; you have no idea what you have done for me. IE: in the yrs 1946, 47, 48 and 49: I took lessens on the "Hawaiian Guitar" in Chicago; as they called it then. "Steel Guitar" would NOT come about for 10 more yrs. When Nashville changed it; so it would NOT be seem Hawaiian music. Rather Country music. Anyway...
The teacher, Letritia Kandle, taught me first on A tuning, then C# minor, then E7th; to the "nth" degree, reading notes, no less. But, just before I quit taking lessons; she introduced me to "B11th". But I never understood it. And I did NOT like the sound. So I rarely played it. Now...
I said all of the above, to say this: When I saw you change; from B, D# F# A C# E; to other tunings using the B11th chord; it blew me away. Because, I had heard that sound many times. But I could NEVER get that standard B11th (on my 6 String); to sound like that. And now dear friend, I CAN do it! Bless your heart.
I can never thank you for what you have done Tory! Thanks a million. May Jesus continue to bless you with musical talents galore. And take care dear friend.
You’re the best! Thanks so much for all your kind words. It makes my day that my video helped you! Take care and thanks again. Love your comments.
@@LessonsWithTroy @Troy Brenningmeyer The honor is all mine dear friend. Because I have known most of the Greatest SG players. Since I was never a good player; I KNOW when one is great. And to me YOU are one of them. And I am honored to know you kind Sir.
At age 90, I don't get around much any more. But knowing many of the greatest SG players over 70 yrs; it brings tears of nostalgia. Amen! And i love to watch and listen to you play and/or teach. NONE Finer!
I was hoping you would play 'Sand' or 'How D'ya Do'?
cool no string change
i will ck the stream