Most of my tabs will be pretty simple. There's lots of really great lap steel courses out there so I won't be trying to duplicate any of those. In these tabs I'll just be showing some neat stuff I've found. Some tabs will be extremely basic scales and licks. Some will be a little more advanced, like this one.
I use the C6 tuning with either a bottom C or C# depending on the song. Putting a C# note on the bottom of the tuning adds a lot of chords and doesn't interfere with the flow of many songs.
If you're not into chords, just forget them for this tab and enjoy the sounds. This tab was played with just a thumbpick, kind of like strumming the strings.
There's now a lap steel page on my website and it will include all these tabs in order. But it will not include all the discussion that occurs here!
I sall a new guy on this forum from the UK
just lookin for this kind of stuff
his friend got a MULTI KORD also
WE ALL GOT TO GET OUR FEET WET SOME HOW
some day I will find some one in my area to learned me
this neet stuff
Nice and simple I can see how you are playin now
SWEET SOUND
Danny James gave me my first bit of advice
he is on the forum he is in the south now no computer
I am trying to play a Harlin Brothers 1956 Multi Kord 6 String 4 Pedal Steel Guitar
and a RONDO lap
Retired from Boeing Helicopters in Ridley Park Pa.
we build the CH47
What do I have to have to hear the song with my Imac? Whenever I "Click Here" to hear the song, it downloads and shows a page of code. A real long page of code. This is what Kansas City Blues looks like-
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"If we live in fear of banjos, then the banjos have won".
"Man cannot live by bread alone, he must have Peanut Butter". - Kruger Bear
For some reason my reply above didn't completely get posted. The download is a WMA file and is opened with Text Edit. I'm using an Apple Imac and haven't had any problems before downloading music.
Jude
"If we live in fear of banjos, then the banjos have won".
"Man cannot live by bread alone, he must have Peanut Butter". - Kruger Bear
Another option, if you have trouble with that Windows Media Player for MAC, or don't want to install another media player:
Download and install "Flip4Mac" which will let you play Windows Media Files (WMA), WMF and ASF files in your Quicktime player, and in the quicktime web plug-in in your browser (it's free): http://www.microsoft.com/mac/products/flip4mac.mspx
I've had no problems listening to Greg's tunes on my Powerbook. OS-X 10.4
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