Classic John Hughey Intro | Pedal Steel Guitar Lesson
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- Hello and welcome to Steel Picking. In this video, I show you an intro over a 1,5,1,1 chord progression. The intro has the classic Hughey sound of his earlier career. It is always beneficial to study and learn from the great players and innovators.
Hope you enjoy this video, and that it will help you become a better player!
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He was the master of above the 12th fret.So smoothe & dead on accurate.
Yes, he had a great touch! I enjoy listening to him, and I wish I could have seen him in person. He definitely had a timeless style!
Keep picking!
Back for another listen and ideas. Loved John's impeccable tone and vibrato. Perfect instruction. Thanks Aaron
Thanks! Keep picking buddy!
Absolutely great Aaron. What you are doing is what most of us have needed for decades. "Tab" can NOT do this. Reason: it can't show emotion and heart. You do that. I can't thank you enough kind Sir.
May Jesus continue to bless you with "gifts" of talent; that you so willingly share with those who can't figure out how it's done. It would be an honor to meet you.
Wow!
Thanks so much.
Keep Picking!
Aaron
Amen and Amen
Mahalo Aaron! Been a minute since I've visited you. Trying to develop my ear by listening to licks and chord voicings and trying to replicate them. Thanks for this Papa John head!!! Johnny Pal
That's great to hear! Yes, John Hughey had great touch and tone and definitely is worth trying to emulate some of his licks!
Hope it all goes great and keep picking!
Aaron
@@SteelPicking THANKS PADRE AARON!
Reminds me of “more than she lives me” or whatever that Conway song is called. Fantastic intro.
Thanks and glad you liked it!
Keep Picking!
Aaron
Aaron is a Godsend for PSG players.
Thank you for the kind words!
Keep picking!
4:30 is one of the main licks I associate with John. As a beginner playerike myself I t’s a great tag to use right out of the gate.
Glad that it could help!
Keep picking!
Thank you, I'm finally getting the sounds I seek, But with my own style
That what it is all about. We can all learn from someone or some source but at the end of the day we need to incorporate our on sound are feel to what we are playing.
Keep Picking!
@@SteelPicking Thank you for helping!!
loved John's work with Vince...met him once after a show...great guy...thanks for working out Hughey stuff...excellent job Aaron...
r piciulli thank you for the great story. Hate that I never got to meet him or see him in person. Glad you did!
Thanks! Aaron
Aaron, once again, you are super clear in your instruction. You make it possible to at least try to sound like the greats.
Bill, thanks for the kind words and glad to help.
Keep Picking!
Aaron
Thank you! I love John Hughey's stuff on Conway Twitty albums.
No problem what a great player to learn from!
Thanks. Aaron
sonicmilk
Gotta be “This Time Ive Hurt Her More”or could be
“That Girl Who Waits on Tables”
Beautiful reproduction.
Aaron is Great-Awesome teacher.
Aaron - A good one - uses most used peddles - You explain it well - Hope to get the sound as well as you do. Great job ! THANKS
Thank you, Edward! You can't go wrong with John Huey!
Keep picking!
I really like your teaching methods. If one cannot reproduce what you teach then mayb it may not be your instrument....Well done
Pat thanks so much! I always try to remember how I felt when I was trying to get started and make our videos accordingly.
Thanks. Aaron
so much appreciate all the hard work and time you spend to help everyone Thanks
Hey Buddy,
Glad you're getting to check out our videos and hope they're helping! Hopefully your week has gone well and you haven't had to work too much.
Thanks,
Aaron
Awesome Aaron.
You’ve helped me very very much.Can’t thank you enough.
You are so welcome. Keep at it!
Thanks Aaron
Beautiful, thank you for sharing.
Johnny glad you liked it!
Thank you! Aaron
Thanks so much for your lessons from a retired neophyte looking for a new challenge
No problem glad the lessons are helpful!
Thanks! Aaron
What a lovely sound!
Aaron can you talk a little about tone on this one? Is there delay here to get that sustain?
Most of the time I am using a little delay. You also use vibrato on your bar the volume pedal and your right hand placement to the pickup. All of these thing effect your sustain and tone. Just take one of these things at a time and when you play concentrate or experiment on that element to improve it. Hope that helps!
Thanks Aaron. Another good one! JimE
JimE no problem. So glad you liked the video!
Keep picking! Aaron
excelent!
Glad you liked it!
Thank you! Aaron
Sounds like “This Time I’ve Hurt Her More”or
“That Girl Who Waits on Tables”
We can use just segments for other tunes; that’s what’s Great about PSG runs.
You are so right . I am hoping we see that the best way to develop our own style is to learn licks and phrases or lines of song from any great musician.
Thanks! Aaron
the sound is barrowed angel
You're right, Pablo, it is a lick that can be used over multiple country songs.
i think the tune is: 'Fifteen Years Ago...'
This sounds like "15 Years Ago" Twitty
Classic stuff, you can not go wrong with that.
Sounds great 👍 sorry you didn't approve of mine
Glad you liked it!