Pedal Steel Lead to Gene Watson's "I'll Find It Where I Can"

This video shows you how to play the pedal steel guitar lead to the Gene Watson song "I'll Find It Where I can". This is a great lead that will help you develop and improve your playing. It has a nice chromatic lick at the end that you might want to use in other songs.

[@ChadRevels]

now that's funky

[@BassTheUniverseMan]

You make it look easy. Thanks for the lesson. Any chance you would consider making a lesson on one of his gospel songs? The steel guitar sounds beautiful but not nearly this complicated on those songs.

[@jamesarnold1320]

Holy Smokes! That made me shiver. Thanks for the lesson. Much appreciated.

[@bonndurgin421]

Very cool! Great lesson as always!

[@edwardbarber5425]

I looked for an email to send you a message, other than I really appreciate the with yo do on these songs. I was worrying if you could work up Johnny Bush's "Whiskey River"?
Thanks

[@01ChevyZ71Fisherman]

that's stout..always thought that was one of the most unique runs on a steel.

[@steelgtr]

Key of C?

[@gilroyhollistermusic9199]

No it's in D. The chords are basically D C G. The C giving it that heavy 7th influence.The chord progression behind the lead is: D, G, Gsus4, G,D,C,G,D.
Grab an acoustic guitar if you need to and play along to see exactly where the chord changes take place.