Single String C6 Buddy Emmons Style Licks | Pedal Steel Guitar Lesson
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- Опубліковано 21 лют 2018
- Hello and welcome to Steel Picking! In this video, we continue our series of Buddy Emmons lessons by showing how to play some single string C6 licks in the style of Buddy Emmons.
I hope that this will help you all to become better pickers!
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Can’t thank you enough… tons of great material. 🎵🎶🎼
Thank you very much! Glad that you enjoyed it!
Keep picking!
Thanks Aaron, Big E,s Style for sure, very Cool !!!!
Ditto!
Yes sir you have helped me so much and I do want to thank you again ....
Caint wait for the band in a box lessons....
No problem, maybe we will have some time this weekend to mess with it.
Thank you ...
Ronnie, glad you liked it.
Thanks! Aaron
Thank you thank you thank you ...
No problem!
Thanks! Aaron
Another home run. Great stuff Aaron.
Larry, thanks so much!
Keep picking! Aaron
How is your C6th neck tuned?
I have this video showing my current C6 copedent: ua-cam.com/video/D4O2_XUzJBo/v-deo.html
Hope that helps and keep picking!
This is great " can you show us how to link theses single notes to a song ?
Ronnie, as soon as I can get my band in the box loaded I will show these in a chord progression. This will give a better feel for how they work in songs.
Thanks! Aaron
The 3rd lick you show (after the backwards rake) starts on Fret 7 9th string = C note.Can you explain how the first two licks relate to the Cm ?Knowing how they originate will help me transpose.Thanks.
Your videos are great.....and your helpful attitude really helps. Is there a way you can place a sequential number in front of the Title of each lesson so that us followers can be sure not to miss a lesson? I really think your stuff is fantastic.
Ballwinguy, great idea. I will run this by my son and see what we can do.
Thanks! Aaron
Ballwinguy, the first two licks are playing notes of an extended minor phrase the notes or note that may sound a little dissonant is the Maj. 7th or B note. The lick after the rake is simple two parts. You have the 1,3,5 at the 7th fret this is your Maj. triad for a C major chord. Than the second part of the lick at the sixth is simple a Gb Maj. triad or the 1,3,5 of a Gb major chord. These two than repeat an octave higher for both. Again this lick is a little out there for our ear but will work over most altered C chords i.e. C7b5, C13#5b9, and so on.
Hope this helps. Aaron