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Larry Johnson

 

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Tennessee, USA
Post  Posted 18 Apr 2024 10:14 am    
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hi I love little roy wiggins. does anyone know how to get the ting a ling sound on 6 string lap steel. I am tuned in c6, thanks.
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Andy Alford

 

Post  Posted 19 Apr 2024 12:29 am     Re: ting a ling on lapsteel
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Larry Johnson wrote:
hi I love little roy wiggins. does anyone know how to get the ting a ling sound on 6 string lap steel. I am tuned in c6, thanks.


I’d get a bunch of Eddy Arnold cds and George Morgan and listen and try to play along. There’s a music book by Roy Wiggins that may be available on Amazon or EBay. There are several videos of him playing on YouTube. He was an original stylist that was at the top of his game with many students wanting to get his sound.
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Bill Groner


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QUAKERTOWN, PA
Post  Posted 19 Apr 2024 9:04 am    
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Some ting a ling for you.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AZYo6M-0CtM
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Tim Whitlock


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Colorado, USA
Post  Posted 23 Apr 2024 7:48 am    
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It's basically just a trill on the top two strings right? I use my thumb and index. Classic example at 2:00 in this clip.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OpHElptxp8o&t=23s
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