Posted: 30 Jul 2005 3:55 pm
For me there is just something about having that 6 string plank on my knees and a Shubb or Stevens bar that brings out a different style. Maybe working harder, or not working as hard. My Gibsons with the P-90 and a small amp give a pretty good blues. Or the Chandler tuned C-6th gives an authentic "Honky Tonkin" sound I love.
I started playing slide guitar Allman Brothers covers and Stones and so forth back in the late 60's. I still like to play some slide on a strat in the bridge out of phase position.
The Pedal Steel is still my first love always. I use to try and carry a bunch of different instruments out to a gig, but over the years I whittled down the luggage, and added some around the waist line.
Lefty,
Gibson Laps
Chandler Lap
Sho-Bud LDG
I started playing slide guitar Allman Brothers covers and Stones and so forth back in the late 60's. I still like to play some slide on a strat in the bridge out of phase position.
The Pedal Steel is still my first love always. I use to try and carry a bunch of different instruments out to a gig, but over the years I whittled down the luggage, and added some around the waist line.
Lefty,
Gibson Laps
Chandler Lap
Sho-Bud LDG