#slideguitar

NEW LIVE 70’s Horn Band and Joseph’s BassView!!!” A famous Bonnie Raitt tune on August 2nd 2026… without slide guitar. Song: “I Can’t Make You Love Me” By: Bonnie Raitt you know this lady is a wicked guitar

Old Time Rock'n Roll ist eine Nummer von Bob Seeger. Mit Bassläufen statt Akkorden begleitet und Gitarrensoli, die nur aus Akkordtönen bestehen: Du findest hier ein Beispiel, wie Du ein Lied mit Rhythmus-

I just shared this as my open mic this week and thought I would share the studio version of it as well. I appreciate the warm response I've gotten so far since joining Steemit. I hope you enjoy the song.

Salut Les steemiens, Cette vidéo qui fait suite a la première vidéo tuto ! La prochaine vidéo sera sur la technique de jeu dans les cordes grave. Restez connecté =) ================================= Hi

[LAPSTEEL] #Tuto 1 Salut les copains, C'est avec beaucoup d'émotions que je poste ma première vidéo tuto sur Steemit. J'ai eu pas mal de problèmes lors de la réalisation de la vidéo, les aléas d'un tournage

Hilarious story about an Aussie in San Fran, funky didge beatbox, lapsteel slide, 1-man band - Lucky Man Story - naTHAN Kaye - (entry for Steemit Open Mic week 74). ORIGINAL SONG AN UNCONVENTIONAL AUSSIE

Just a quick slide guitar riff i made up on my cigar box guitar. I then added a track of my doumbek and tar drums along with a subtle recording of my Wechter acoustic guitar. The fractal overlay was made

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The Milwaukee Song Was written in 2003 while "living" in Milwaukee, losing it at Packers Games, homeless in my truck, nationally binge touring with a 3rd tier rock/funk band --- wouldn't wish

Here is an ironic post here for blues fans and blues historians,  a video recording of a reel to reel tape recorder playing an interview with Muddy Waters, who then plays "Got My Mojo Working" afterwards.

NATIONAL ESTRALITA My really cool guitar. This is my main gigging axe. It is a 1999 National Estralita made in California USA. Many people comment on its look or ask me about what it is or what to call

Just going through some very old youtube clips, I found this, Me doing a solo cover of "Baby Please Don't Go' on a resonator guitar. This was about 10 years ago.

As a young kid I grew up listening to a lot of the great guitar players of all time (jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, Stevie Ray Vaughan etc.) Id watch all their live shows on my old VHS video tape player,

I have had so many people at my shows asking me questions about this guitar, Its a resonator guitar made from brass, so I thought id give a little demo of the sound that comes from this beautiful instrument