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Got it. Thank you and look forward to checking them out.

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What did you use for playing the backing track to this?

Relly liked the varying applications on these songs. I am a beginning steel player who has played guitar and bass in the past. I am especially interested in applying steel guitar to a genre that normally isn't represented in the steel guitar community. That being comtemporary christian. I am hearing...

I do have that chart. It is great. What I am looking for is playing a transition, in other words moving from the C chord to the A minor if that makes sense.

Standard E9 tuning. Looking for a couple of ways to transition from a root chord (say C) to the minor (Am). So a simple stepping into the minor to provide a fluent change if that makes sense.

Thanks in advance and love this forum.

As a beginner steel and old guitar player, I will learn techniques and theory from many before me but develop my own sound. May be simplistic, but it's my approach.

Double-Nickle. 55. Started playing 5 months ago. Still starting.

OK. Thanks.

Is Joe still around? Can't seem to find much about him lately.

Is Joe still around?

Thanks for the ideas

It does have a socket. It is a new 112. I will have to look tonight for a second input.

Don't know what happened to my first post, but here goes again.

Is there a way to plug headphones into my Peavey 112 to listen to my steel while at the same time listen to a backing track or song through the headphones as well?

It would sure save my good wife's ears!

Thanks John,

The beginner's program is very informative and helpful. Still going through it.

I am a recent subscriber to the beginner course that started. How do I sign up for the facebook? Thanks

Fairly close. I live in Bedford which is south of Bloomington about 20 miles.

Had a great session with Gary Sill last week. I am a guitar player who is learning steel. 55 years young. I play by ear and always have. Of course, I know chords, but when a song is played I can find the chords on the guitar and off I go. Don't know how to read music and could care less. But when pi...

I am looking for backing tracks already made where I can follow along for practice. BIAB does not have that, or at least that is what the associate is saying. I do not want to make tracks. I am looking for an online system that already has them. I know www.karaoke-version.com has them, but they are ...

Didn't know exactly where to post this. Fairly new on this site. I am looking for a backing track program. BIAB seems a bit complicated for someone like me. Is this the go-to program that everyone here uses? I need to be able to download a backing track to a CD or stick so I can take it to church an...

Is this course still available? If so, where could I obtain it?

Thanks to all for your thoughtful replies.

Appreciate the replies. I will keep plugging along.

I am an on-again off-again guitar player and bass player for several years. Play by ear. Know the chords on the instruments and have a good ear to follow most any song. Don’t know a lick about music theory or how to read music. Played steel for 2 years (but that was 27 years ago). With the steel t...

Is there a service online that has backing tracks, with and without vocals, rather than purchasing them one-at-a-time? I am looking for country as well as Christian music.

Clicked on the link but youtube says video unavailable. How can I access these?