Cours de Lap Steel

http://www.reso-nation.org/

http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=134434

http://www.hawaiiansteel.com/tunings/tunings.php

Trouvez les accords en fonction de votre " tuning " :

http://www.hawaiiansteel.com/chordlocator/generic.php

http://www.mightyfinemusic.com/Chord_Finder.asp

http://www.steelc6th.com/

ceci pour trouver votre " tuning " ainsi que les gammes & les accords :

http://www.looknohands.com/chordhouse/guitar/index_rb.html





Jerry Byrd: REVERSE SLANT technique

http://www.hwnsge.5u.com/rich_text_1.html

par GeorgeBoards :
https://www.youtube.com/user/SteelGuitarCamp

Cours de Lap avec Joe Wright & Sierra
http://www.sierrasteels.com/lessons/lap-lessons.html

Denny's Guitars
http://dennysguitars.homestead.com/lessonsindex1.html

http://dennysguitars.homestead.com/092901_5.html

Reverse Slant a 2 notes :
http://dennysguitars.homestead.com/092901_2.html

http://dennysguitars.homestead.com/092901_4.html

Forward Slant a 2 notes :
http://dennysguitars.homestead.com/092901_3.html

Cours de Dobro aussi
( qui sert pour la lap steel n'est ce pas ?)

http://www.lessonswithtroy.com/

http://www.lessonswithtroy.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=category&sectionid=8&id=26&Itemid=197

Tablatures Dobro ( lap steel aussi.....)

http://squarenecked.com/Tablature/Tablatureindex.htm

http://www.resoguit.com/tab.html

http://www.mikeihde.com/brobinson.htm

http://nl.youtube.com/user/BeardGuitars

Tablatures Hawaiiens :

http://www.steelc6th.com/tabs/song_tabs.htm

Mike Neer plays Jerry Byrd's "Slippery Elm"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dOkcnkXY5to

Accords C6 pour 6 cordes :
http://www.steelc6th.com/tabs/c6th_chords.htm

Merci a http://www.steelguitarmojo.com/

accord C6 pour 8 cordes :
http://www.steelguitarmojo.com/8stringguitartuning.shtml

https://www.youtube.com/user/RayMontee#p/a/u/0/mFSA3ZzD5G8

accord C6 pour 6 cordes :
http://www.steelguitarmojo.com/steelguitartuninglesson.shtml

8 string E7th tuning
E7 Lap Steel Tabs!

Plan Blues 8 cordes :
http://www.steelguitarmojo.com/bluesriff.shtml

Plan Blues 6 cordes
http://www.well.com/~wellvis/blues.html

Démo " slants " :
http://www.steelguitarmojo.com/bluehawaiidemolesson.shtml

A6-----B11----C6-----E13----E7--LEAVITT---D9-----A9----E9/Em9

E--------E------E-------E-------E-----D---------E-------E-----E
C#------C#----C------C#-----B-----C---------C------C#---B
A--------A------A-------B------G#---Bb--------A-------B----G
F#-------F#----G-------G#----E-----G---------F#------G----F#
E--------Eb-----E-------E------D-----E----------D-------E----D
C#------B------C-------D------B-----C#-------C-------C#--B
A--------A------A-------B------G#---Eb---------A-------A---G#
F#------F#----G-------G#----E-----C----------F#------G---E

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ugVQ3Z0djA&feature=related

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ylVhNeoaKRc&feature=related

http://www.clictab.com/RoyT/Roy_Thomson_Steel_Courses.htm

https://www.youtube.com/steelinroy

Joaquin Murphey solo "You Can't Break My Heart"

16 bar break was recorded in 1946 on a 8 string non pedal

Merci a Guy Cundell en Australie

I wrote this little tune this morning.
I was working on 5th position chords. ie root on the 5th string, 5 frets above the basic position.

It may be something, it may be nothing. Any feedback appreciated.

gumnutz.mp3




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The intonation of the opening chord is not optimal but I think it is passable as it moves by fairly quickly.

Merci a Guy Cundell

Herb Steiner recently posted this link in the "Music not related" thread.

http://www.herbsteinermusic.com/sounds/sundown.mp3

I have transcribed Artie Shaw's solo to the best of my ability and tabbed it for C6/A7. I hope it is of interest. Any suggestions for improvements gratefully received.






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PDF link



http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=158334

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cantaloupe_Island

Excerpt Cantaloupe.mp3


This is great to jam on but is not much without bass and drums.




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Merci a Georgeboards ( fabricant de steels)

comment tenir & controler la barre :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uaW45yjSFDg&feature=related

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FSimUfckwDU&feature=related

Gamme majeur harmonizée en C/Do :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MrXTti9NzTA&feature=related

Gamme de Blues en C/Do :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WQroCSTtQZ4&feature=related

Gamme & plans de Blues en Bm/Si mineur :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r2AM-gT7OcM&feature=related

Plans de Blues en E/Mi :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_bKTpr53tI&feature=related

" It had to be you " :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3MVOqPwopQ4&feature=related

From Doug Beaumier , an original tune for C6/A7 tuning, 6-string lap steel.
I call it the Valco Swing, but it will work on any kind of lap steel. ;-)

Listen to the mp3 ---> CLICK HERE

http://www.benzianlist.com/tab.html

1 C7 s: le C6

http://www.steel-guitar-mojo.com/C7-lesson.html

Accords C6 :
Merci a Josh Cho

http://www.steelguitarmojo.com/c6guitarchords.shtml

Hammer On / Pull Off Exercise Video
Merci a Josh Cho

http://www.steelguitarmojo.com/hammeronpulloffs.shtml

Divers Tabs de lap par Greg Cutshaw :

http://www.gregcutshaw.com/Tab/LapTab.html

" Blue Hawaii "

http://www.gregcutshaw.com/Tab/Lap%20Tab/L40.pdf

" Harbour Lights "

http://members.cox.net/legalimmigration/Pdf/Harbor%20Lights.pdf

Martin Hurley du Royaume Uni

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dPmRe6DHoH0&feature=related

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6hZf44SkxM&feature=related

Here's some basic B11 info:

How to Tune to B11

http://steelguitarmojo.com/b11.shtml

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.

Merci a Mike Neer
" 4 wheel drive " de Buddy Emmons

http://lapsteelin.com/

" I'll fly away "
merci a Josh Cho

http://www.steelguitarmojo.com/illflyaway.shtml

http://www.daddystovepipe.com/

Cours de Kelly Joe Phelps
http://www.acousticguitar.com/lessons/phelps/1.shtml

" Yesterdays" C6/A7 Joaquin Murphey

http://www.waikiki-islanders.com/assets/yesterdays.pdf

http://www.4shared.com/file/143416973/2c3f68bc/yesterdays.html

http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=169954

" Beyond the reef "


E_________3____________________________3____________10__9___8_____
C____________5__8______________2___3_______9___10___10__9___8___8_
A_______________8___10-11-10_______3_______9___10_________________
G____2-3________8___10-11-10_______3______________________________
E_______________8___10-11-10_______3______________________________
Bb__________________10-11-10______________________________________

E_______8___6___4___3__________________3__________________________
C__________________________________________5___8_____________2__3_
A___8___________________3__2___________________8___10-11-10_____3_
G___8___8___7___5___3_________3___2-3__________8___10-11-10_____3_
E_________________________________2-3__________8___10-11-10_____3_
Bb_________________________________________________10-11-10_______


E__3___3____________15__14__13--8_______4-3_______________________
C__________9___10___14__13__12--8________________5-3__3___________
A__________9___10___13__12__11--8_________________________________
G___________________________________2-3_____3_________3___________
E______________________________________________4______3___________
Bb________________________________________________________________


E________8-9__8__6__3__4______________________6__4__3___1__0______
C__________________________3__2__1________3_____________1__0______
A___________________________________3__2__________________________
G_ 7__8_______________________________________6__4__3_____________
E_____________8__6__3__4__________________________________________
Bb________________________________________________________________

E_____________________________________7-8_______________6~~_______
C___________7___9-10___9-10___9___8___7-8____8--5_________________
A___7___8_______9-10___9-10___9___8__________8--5____6--5~~_______
G_________________________________________________________________
E____________________________________________________5--4~~_______
Bb________________________________________________________________


E_________3__________________________3_________10______9______8___
C____________5___8______________2-3_____9__10____10______9________
A________________8___10-11-10___2-3_____9__10______10______9______
G____2-3_________8___10-11-10___2-3_______________________________
E________________8___10-11-10___2-3_______________________________
Bb___________________10-11-10_____________________________________


E_______________________4___3_______1_____________________________
C__8____________________________________3_________________________
A____8___7______8_______3_______________3_________________________
G____________8_____7________3__0-1______3___6__4__3-2-3-4-3_______
E_______________________________________3___6__4__3-2-3-4-3_______
Bb________________________________________________________________

James Schmitt a écrit:

Martin Hurley du Royaume Uni

En plus ce gentleman n'est pas dénué d'un humour très 'british"