Jim Loessberg's 15 ways to go from I chord to IV chord

Fred Glave · From: McHenry, Illinois, USA

Does anyone here have a copy of this instructional CD and tab? It's listed here as out of stock. Thanks!!

b0b · From: Cloverdale, CA, USA

That was an error in my online catalog. I do have it in stock now - it came in a couple of weeks ago. Good course!
http://pedalsteelmusic.com/instruction.html#jl37
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Mitch Adelman · From: Pennsylvania, USA

It is an excellent course but the examples work best as a V to I chord licks for me. At least thats how I hear and use them. His 25 Best Intros and Solo course is really great too! I like the way Jim walks you through the licks with his narration, note for note. I never even have to look at the tab. Great job, Jim.Very very helpful for constructive practicing.

Justin Griffith · From: Taylor, Texas, USA

I agree with Mitch! His method of talking keeps you focused on the steel instead of the tab.
I have his speed building course and nothing else I have tried has improved my technique as well as it has.

Jim is an under rated monster player and nice guy too!
(especially for a drummer)
Shocked

Jonathan Shacklock · From: London, UK

Good news, I've been waiting for this one to come in. Just placed my order. Very Happy

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