Jim Bob Gairrett Steel Guitar Lesson 3 - Exercises & Padding
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- Опубліковано 28 чер 2018
- Here is my 3rd video, keys G and A. It starts off with a pad, moves to forward and backward right hand rolls and finishes with a left hand bar technique up near the bridge. Enjoy! Please share, comment if you have anything to say and subscribe.
Great Mr. Gairrett. I can hardly wait for some more.
I wish he made more instructional videos, he’s a good teacher.
THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU! Please post more videos. You are an amazing teacher and player sir! Looking forward to more...
I bought my Mullen G2 because he recommended it and I can’t tell you how happy I am with it. I sold a 70s MSA Classic to buy it and it was the best thing I did.
I agree. I have had my Mullen Discovery for less than 3 months and it is a great guitar. I'm only 6 months into steel playing but this Mullen is way better than the used BMI I started with.
Man, you are such a great player and teacher! Completely love the vibe of these lessons. Thank you Jim Bob!
Yes Jim 😁👍👍👏👏👏 you have gotta be one of the coolest teachers on u tube videos without all the bling bling look at me .you have been playing all this time and you still say sorry for. A simple. Pick error but instead of covering it up/over with another note you play And teach exactly what you want people to learn ..from your experience ..just top class. Instruction kept to a minimal for us novices thank you .. keep on posting just great top man 👌👏👏👍🏴🇬🇧🇺🇲
First class instruction without the I-Love-Me factor so often seen on YT. Thanks Jim. Gorgeous guitar.
Thank You!
These videos are great Jim bob when can. We expect more u are excellent teacher Thanks so much 👍🙏
Hi Larry. I am the producer of these videos. We are working on a way to monetize them so we can continue to produce them. The solution may be a ways off. The steel guitar community is relatively small. There may be sponsorship options, e.g., Mullen guitars, Ernie Ball, DHS Strings, Peavey Amplifiers, or possibly subscriptions at various levels. Please subscribe to this channel for updates. Thanks for writing!
Wow Jim great instruction keep it up enjoy your lessons
Another great lesson. Thank you from London UK. God Bless.
How are you Old Friend?? it was always nice to see you play in Billings.
Jim-----fantastic thank you!
Good right hand, good taste, I've really enjoyed your pickin'. You are surely quite a good teacher. Thanks
This is great Jim ! A long way from the Cow Palace where we met in Colorado Springs in 1977 ! You were 18 and already an amazing player out of Billings....
Love your style.
Wonderful music, playing and teaching. Thank you.
Thanks, Andrew. There's lots more to come in the near future. We'll let everyone know what changes we have in store.
You do present extremely well. Had my Carter Starter here 12 yrs and finally have it making some music...SOME MUSIC. And as for your cameras...Terrific. These views of the right hand and pedals help tremendously.
I really enjoy your posts. They have a fresh approach to things and it shows that you have been a professional for some time. It's good to hear people that are new to me. What about a trip to the TSGA some spring. It's a long drive from Montana, as you know but would be worth it. Thanks for your time and efforts. Lookin' forward to some new posts of yours.
I like the multiple screens on the video. You get to what all you are doing to achieve the technique.
been picking for fifty years but always pick up new neat stuff from your videos, you have a way of showing straightforward lessons that are easy to understand, appreciate your videos....btw, i picked in Billings fifty tears ago...have a good one....tonyallentheoldkid!
Hi Tony! Not a lot of us from Billings! I was probably in town at about 8 years old. Thank you so much. It's nice to hear that even an accomplished player can pick up a little something from me. Where did you play when you were in Billings? Are you still there?
Great instruction Bob thanks so much. 🙏
Thanks, Larry. BTW, it's Jim, or Jim Bob. :-) Some people have called me other names but I can't put them on here.
Great sounding guitar..i agree.
Jim you are a great steel player an a damm good teacher thanks for the video do some more
Good lesson!
Great videos Jim, now waiting on number 4 please. All the best from over the pond UK.
Hi, William. Well number 4 and 5 are almost finished, they are shot, just being edited. Soon we will start shooting additional episodes. Thanks so much for your comments. It's great to hear from someone across the pond. Where are you located, exactly?
You are an awesome instructor with an awesome voice I might add.
Hi, Mark! Glad you like it. Thanks for the compliments. I didn't expect to get a comment about my voice but thanks! How's your steel playing coming along?
@@jimbobgairrett9538 do you give one on one lessons? like zoom or FaceTime or something?
Thanks for posting these! i love them! Having some fun with these. I'll have to tell our mutual friend Manley Anderson to check this out.
Yes! I've known Manley forever! He used to be in the Billings area. I haven't seen him for quite awhile. Manley is a great guy. I'm glad you're having fun, that's what it's all about. Ask Manley to say hello. It would be great to hear from him!
Anther great lesson! Thanks
Thanks, Joey!
I like the fills
.really helpful..im learning. R
Love your videos, Jim! Your tone is off the charts. any suggestions on amps, pedals etc.... Keep on Rockin!!
Sounding great as usual Jim Bob,btw I still can’t find my banjo!
Jim Bob are you using an Ernie Ball VP Jr. volume pedal? Just like to hear what you think of it. Thanks. Great lessons!
unbelievable! your tone is incredible...your playing is impeccable...thank you for sharing...I have one question....I am new at this, how are you damping your notes?...I watch closely and cannot pick that up?....that seems to be my biggest problem so far...any help with that would be appreciated...thanks again friend...if you were nearby, Id buy you a cold one!
Jim what effects R you using man?
Could you do a lesson improvising?
Yes! Improvising is a bit down the road. Have you been playing awhile? If you have, some of the beginning stuff may be a little slow, but we will catch up. We will really start to focus on improvising a bit later, once everyone understands some of the terminology.
You kind of remind me of Tommy Lee Jones with long hair and a beard lol
HahA