Doug Beaumier

https://www.youtube.com/user/steelguitar3

https://www.youtube.com/user/steelguitar3#p/u/6/ZnmjLnh9bWY

https://www.youtube.com/user/steelguitar3#p/u/6/IsmRhz1WGtM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QTbtvbzBs00

Here's some basic B11 info:

B11 is a combination tuning. Part of it is A6 and the other part is B7, B9, B11.

Strings 1 through 4 are an A6 chord.

The middle strings (omit string 1) are B9 (and B, B7, B11).

Fret 2 is B6, and Open is B9. Whatever 6th chord you are playing, just drop back two frets for the 7th or 9th chord. For example, A6 on fret 12 (strings 1 through 4), drop back to fret 10 and play the middle strings (omit string 1) for A9. That big 9th chord is the basis of songs like "How D'ya Do" and "Sand".

Check out my tab below to see one way to play a I, IV, V pattern on B11.

The chart below shows some of the open chord positions, with root note A, root note F#, and root note B. There are other open chords that I left off the chart... a diminshed chord on strings 3, 4, 5. Also Am6, flat 5, Aadd2, etc.

" Canadian Sunset " B11
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dx0k95I_Qkw

Exercises en F/Fa - " Hammer-on & Pull-off "

8-string C6 tuning

aigue : G - E - C - A - G - E - C - A : grave

s: la video il joue Ex. 1 : 3 fois - Ex, 2 : 3 fois - Ex. 3 : 2 fois

Utilisez le pick blocking sinon les notes vous sonner ensembles . ;-)

video main droite aussi :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0WG7qSLYOtU

Clickez s: l'image :

Cours de PSG E9
https://www.youtube.com/watch?gl=US&feature=digest_mon&v=UTzYD15c7yk

PSG & electro-harmonix POG2

2éme démo du POG2 "B-3 Organ" - direct dans l'ordi, un peu de reverb , pas de PdeV



Here are a couple of links to my videos with reverse slants. The idea is to move the thumb to the back end of the bar and push it up to the next fret while keeping the nose of the bar steady on the original fret with the first finger. I sometimes twist my wrist slightly, but I try to avoid doing that.

X slant played in the intro. (reverse and forward)

-----> Click

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Jerry Byrd: REVERSE SLANT technique

Audio : " To You Sweetheart, Aloha "

Cliquez s: l'image




Doug Beaumier - ""Tear Drop ".


the original Tear Drop by Santo & Johnny
Click This

"Apache "
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C6/A7 tuning. (high to low) G, E, C, A, G, E, C#, C, West Coast 8-string lap steel guitar.

Click ----> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o0k-eaWmjkM




" Sleepy Lagoon "
E13 tuning (high to low) G#, F#, E, C#, B, G#, F#, E, D, B
1940s Epiphone

CLICK ---> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11GvfD93l44



C6 tuning, (high to low) E, C, A, G, E, C



B11 6 cordes - aigue au grave : E, C#, A, F#, D#, C# (pas de tonique)
certains accordent corde 6 au B au lieu du C#

Clickez-----> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1pJUQAYYxc

COCONUT GROVE

AUDIO for C6 Speedpicking

TABLATURE for C6 Speedpicking








Summertime en Am/La mineur




Tuning : E C# A E C# A (H-L)




Here’s a song I discovered in a batch of old sheet music, and I thought it sounded pretty good on steel. A6 tuning. This is the first recording I’ve done with my Guyatone D-8 (only 6 strings used for this recording). Hope you like it!

---click it---> https://soundcloud.com/doug-beaumier/drifting-and-dreaming-steel-guitar

My favorite "gypsy" tune. C6 tuning. Guyatone console with three thin legs that wobble like crazy!

---click it---> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ecLkdv9amE&list=UU0aCXqg4vjKL1DLWrxCcFTw