Daniel Lanois' ’70s Sho Bud LDG 10-String Pedal Steel Guitar
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ต.ค. 2024
- Premier Guitar met with famed producer and musician Daniel Lanois before his show at City Winery in Nashville. Lanois, known primarily for making lush-sounding records with cavernous reverb and moody delay, reveals his surprisingly simple guitar rig.
It’s incredibly surprising that Lanois tours with just two instruments: an early ’70s Sho-Bud LDG 10-string pedal steel guitar and a 1953 Gibson Les Paul goldtop. To help with the inherent buzz that comes with single-coil pickups, Lanois replaced the original pickup in the Sho-Bud with a George L E-66 humbucker. Lanois uses a slightly altered version of the standard E9 setup and tweaks the tuning of the top strings for specific songs.
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Wow - what a musician - the end is especially incredible... pedal steel allows such soulful, individualistic genius
This guys the EVH of the lap steel, not to mention one of the most important producers of the 80s and 90s
So few get to be a legend, in their own time. Daniel, has been there...for a while!
Bro really does make it sound like an organ, hell yeah
"I play lightly"
blows my speakers out the first time he plays.
He is such a master. True genius!
Whatttttt. The first few notes develop into a lush atmospheric mind warp. Great playing.
Sonho dourado is possibly the most heartfelt instrumental tra k ever written. I love his approach.
I see Daniel I click!
Exactly how I ended up here!
Oh man!! One of the greatest of all time.
Weird way of playing BUT the pedal steel is a versatile instrument, and it can easily fit in with other genres of music with imagination like this. Pete Drake experimented with distort, growling and other sounds way back in the late 60s, and tried to promote the steel guitar into other types of music. If he hadn't died at just 56 yrs of age Im sure he would have succeeded, he was ahead of his time by a long way. He used to make the steel guitar sound like a string section by detuning two mixed tracks . He always said he was the cheapest string section in Nashville.
Pete Drake and his "Talking steel guitar" appeared on several Nashville Sound recordings.
@user-nu7kk4uw6k yes, Pete also released many solo albums, giving many musicians and background singers a lot of work. The Anita Kerr Singers was one such group.
He employed Paul Franklin in his studio and Paul's wife in the office. Pete Drake is a legend and richly deserves his place in the musicians hall of fame. He helped many ambitious young musicians, and it was a very sad day when he passed at such a young age.
A true sonic genius.
following two paths in learning PSG: the “standard” country licks and feel for covers, and then experimenting with tones and shapes more in an avant- or atmospheric way like Lanois does here. Does anyone else get a major Unforgettable Fire vibe here?
Such an incredible musical force!!!...
This was a great rundown. Lanois has a great touch.
Danny on the heavy avant hymns!
Ahhh...That Sho-Bud LDG sound!
4:05 “the raindrop sound”
Feckin' Genius!
woah. that sounds beautiful
Sho-Buds are ace :D
Loved his compositions for red dead redemption 2
Same
I bought a set of drums at Sho Bud, one time…didn’t know they made steel guitars..it was like a pawn shop.
Luv this magician and the content ...
It amazes me that can have an electric stringed instrument turned up that loud without hearing any feedback noise or buzzing. Does anyone know if it's just good volume control or is it the gear?
Gaw pedal steel is legit the most awesome instrument.
Swans! Thanks
Playing in experimental tunings as well as changing tuning on the fly mid set (without using a second neck or instrument), is IMO what separates the men from the boys on pedal steel, not to mention his reasoning behind everything is really nice. If I get a volume pedal, I'm going for an optical. All my guitars with some age on them have pots that need cleaning/replacing.
Honestly tho everything on steel was an experimental tuning. Hell… they were family secrets in Hawaii for decades that they guarded dearly between generations. Also, many tunings require different gauges or using both in 1 song hence the double neck. Idk what separates people but I can guarantee any of the Nashville guys who play those 6’s and 9’s can do all that too. Any pedal tuning you find has unisons, that’s not special, but usually they’re spaced out to allow lines to be employed differently in all positions opening up new options due to the limitation of a bar instead of multiple fingers. Lanois has made a career and name for himself which is awesome and there were some early records I thought were cool but for me the limitation he imposed on himself limits the scope of his writing significantly. I really wish he would open it up and give some of the other things a shot, I think he would be even better.
ShoBud, constructed by Shot Jackson and Buddy Emmons.
I always described the tone of a pro 1 as a tele on steroids. Good call.
" I'm gonna wash that gray right outta my hair " yes indeed.
No picks?
Im kind of late responding but Lanois doesn't play with picks, not on guitar or pedal.
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Daniel got fame with Joshua Tree album production which springboarded him to do work on Sling Blade. Now there's every Tom,Dick and Harry that think they can do ambient sounds for movie scores on pedal steel. UckF Me. Wish they would actually learn how to play pedal steel. Poseurs.
Hmmm ok
Kind of cool and different. Now please play some Johnny Bush Ray Price and Gene Watson.
Reckon he has enough rings on...
They're his
"Magnetic field problem"?
It's probably all those rings and jewelry!
Nowadays, kids are experts at Fortnite, not guitar or pedal steel.
I prefer country licks on pedal steel
Me: Oh, a rig rundown video. *click*
PG: Bollinger with black hair.
Me: I’ve already seen this one. I’m out. ✌️
Didn't label it a Rundown. K. Bye. 🤣
Premier Guitar - Haha! No worries. I’ll catch you guys on the next one. 😆👍
I thought he was actually going to play something, not just talk...borrriiinnnnggg
You listen to kidzbop, who are you to talk about boring?
@@dominusanuli3595 don't you EVER insult those musical savanta at KidzBop. Do it again and I'll smack you right in your tits.