Sleepwalk Pedal Steel Lesson Part 1

[@Gnohm23]

You’re a great teacher, thank you for helping me learn this song! It’s one of my all time favorites.

[@robertjones6324]

Great lesson! I can only imagine the patience you have to teach strings, pedals, and frets, notes at a time.

[@RazorbillDrive]

Thanks for the lesson. I love it. I have a Carter Starter PSG, and I learn this song from you. You rock!

[@sbenzian]

yes...if it was played as a harmonic it would be an octave higher..thanks for your interest and comment.

[@linsingleton6803]

Thanks for all your help!!!
Lin

[@JoeBarcus]

very nice sounds like santo & johnny

[@soonist]

Great! Thanks for doing this.

[@zyruemusic]

EXCELLENT JOB!!! PEACE!!

[@Waltos]

LOVE it!

[@sbenzian]

Thanks LD, Joe, and winnisuk

[@sbenzian]

Do you mean a regular non pedal steel? I have heard that Santo used C# minor 7 on his steel. Hi to low it's E,C#,G#,E,B,D.

[@wretchedspawn22]

if this was to be played on a regular guitar what tuning would it be

[@22Bryan1995]

00:12 I guess that part is an octave higher *sorry for english mistakes*

[@gorpusasasa]

You really need a reverb !

[@sbenzian]

you can find the same notes....but it won't sound quite the same.