Nameless Shuffle on Guitar

Marcel Parijs · Post by **Marcel Parijs** » 15 Feb 2009 12:55 pm

This is great.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2G22os5SQ4I

Marcel

Danny Letz · Post by **Danny Letz** » 15 Feb 2009 3:40 pm

My first thought when I saw this guy for the first time was that his guitar is so close to being a pedal steel, why doesn't he just play a pedal steel? But I like things that are different for a change. I like what he's doin. It just bothers me a little that he can play pedal steel on a guitar better than I can on a pedal steel.

David Doggett · Post by **David Doggett** » 15 Feb 2009 4:41 pm

I think it's kind of cool the way he can mix steel licks and guitar licks. It's kind of like what Junior Brown does on his guit-steel, only without having to switch necks. Yeah, I'm jealous he can do steel licks better than we can do guitar licks.

Greg Meteyer · Post by **Greg Meteyer** » 15 Feb 2009 8:10 pm

Hello Marcel .... I sent you an email.

Tim Wallis · Post by **Tim Wallis** » 15 Mar 2009 10:21 am

Thanks for the props!

I heard Buddy play the Nameless Shuffle at ISGC and I thought wow what a great song! By the time I got back home I couldn't remember exactly how it went. After I recorded it, I then heard it the RIGHT way.... I guess I should have done a little more homework.

I had to create a new A Bender to go along with my B&G Benders.. Plus use 2 of my String Drops just to get the licks. It's a fun song to play and it inspired me to invent an A Bender.

I don't know how you Steelers wrap your head around all those strings, pedals, levers etc. that you use and make sound soooo good. It's hard enough for me to just to use a few benders. But, mamma always said you steelers weren't wired right lol.

I'm glad you enjoyed it and I hope Buddy doesn't laugh his head off if or when he ever hears it.

Tim

www.GuitarTim.com

Alan Miller · Post by **Alan Miller** » 15 Mar 2009 1:52 pm

Wow loved that ,I watched a load of other videos you have on there .
You possible have a higher dexterity level than pedal steelers everything is concentrated on two hands, all ten digits.
Also as someone pointed out on youtube the exotic design of the guitar blends the mechanical parts in beautifully.

Red Kilby · Post by **Red Kilby** » 24 Mar 2009 8:26 pm

Great Job Tim!!

Charlie Moore · Post by **Charlie Moore** » 27 Mar 2009 5:15 am

Tim,that was great,should be the musican accomplishment of the year that is SO cool..
Charlie......

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Nameless Shuffle on Guitar

Nameless Shuffle on Guitar

Thanks!

great job