This is great. I bought a pedal steel with the hopes of learning how to play really good pads like you hear on those old country records and can't really find any info out there that teaches how to play what I'm hearing on those records. The stutter seems like the key to getting that sound.
You had me at David Gilmour🎸 . Just found your channel through credits on some adventure guy. I love the sound of steel guitar and your comment was right about Gilmour style. Keep playing for us. New sub here✔👍
Maybe less of a lick and more of a stylistic flourish or something, but I like calling that the California stutter and I think I’m going to use that lol. You see this quite a bit with the California guys, Pete, Buddy Cage, etc. Cool video
Interesting video -thank you! However, I must confess that this “lick” sounds more like an error to my ears -something I hear in the playing of beginners all the time. 🤔
Great video, thanks for sharing this! These nuances are often the things we feel but don't notice.
Thank you for your time and teaching me a move which breaks the humdrum of an ordinary transition..
This is great. I bought a pedal steel with the hopes of learning how to play really good pads like you hear on those old country records and can't really find any info out there that teaches how to play what I'm hearing on those records. The stutter seems like the key to getting that sound.
Move the camera 2 degrees and you have the pedals. I recognize and like that lick. Never was sure what I was hearing. Thanks
Very insightful. You have to listen really close to the original to hear that stutter. I can tell you do a lot of listening..
Great vid. Think I hear that same stutter in big Es night life intro by ray price?
I'm not hearing quite the same thing on that intro, though it is so amazing! How about that trem speeding up and slowing down, huh? So cool.
Trying covering John Calls break on PPLs 'Aren't You Mine',especially the break starting at the shimmering vibrato.
Thanks, really helpful.
You had me at David Gilmour🎸 . Just found your channel through credits on some adventure guy. I love the sound of steel guitar and your comment was right about Gilmour style. Keep playing for us. New sub here✔👍
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Maybe less of a lick and more of a stylistic flourish or something, but I like calling that the California stutter and I think I’m going to use that lol. You see this quite a bit with the California guys, Pete, Buddy Cage, etc. Cool video
you got it exactly right!
There is something to learn every time one sits behind a steel..no matter how long you've been playing.
right? it's endless, this instrument!
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That's very pretty.
look at your framing 2/3 is your upper body..all you needed to do is pan down to show pedals fretboard and hands!
I never think of David Gilmore when I think pedal steel.
@@derbyd10 me either but he does some combo bending + whammy bar moves that have this vibe a bit.
Interesting video -thank you! However, I must confess that this “lick” sounds more like an error to my ears -something I hear in the playing of beginners all the time. 🤔