Yep, great stuff. For over 25 years I've been using a .15 G and taking out the .17's when using Teles. This makes it easier to pull it down and hold as well as being less fatiguing to hold it a whole step up while doing other things.
Great lesson sir. I absolutely love that Telecaster - sounds like the ideal Country and/or Jazz sound. I have two Teles: a real one and a black market one, which is sort of a 1/2 Tele, or just a "Tel"
I can't tell you how long I've been looking for something like this. I play a lot of country and just starting to get into lead, this is exactly what I've been needing and looking for
Hey a great solo to tech would be Albert Lee s solo for further on up the road from Eric Clapton live album. Just one night. It is a really cool country blues shuffle in g. Been trying to figure out but dont have the equivalent to slow down solo. It connects all the penatonic scales horizontal and has some really cool open strings licks. Please please please teach it its a great solo not toocrazy technocally but tasty as hell😊
Great video! I see what you did there about the hybrid picking and not mentioning it. That forced me to not think about my picking and just find the notes in due time. Thanks!
You can add Marty Stuart and Kenny Vaughn to the list of guitarists who utilize steel bends. Cool to see that you name checked Jerry Donohue and Duke Levine!
Twenty "likes" for this encyclopedic lick, useful in so many keys. In my early work on these bends, I find I'm sometimes out of tune at the end of a practice. Is the solution bending less? Or just keep tuning up?
When I heard you say Danny Gatton, Jerry Donahue, Albert Lee one name pops in my mind. I think unknown for most people. Stewart Barnes. Born in Yorkshire England but lived from his early 20's in Belgium where he unfortunately died in 2023. Maybe he was the fastest picker of europe and was on stage with Carl Perkins (who gave him a guitar), Dolly Parton, Boxcar Willy, Dennis Weaver, Jeannie Denver (his wife) and I do have some footage of him when he was on stage with Jerry Donahue when he was in Belgium for a workshop. He was my father's best friend i'm sure you will like his Guitar playing 😎 th-cam.com/video/iy6ZjbrBsBI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=KhDdN33bGwSaFB96 Ow and thanks for the guitar lesson 🙏🏻
To my ears, this is in the key of C, not G, because C is where the lick wants to resolve. Great lick, by the way, and one that I usually play with slides, not so often with bends.
Cool. Sounds like your most comfortable hearing Ionian major keys. There's a lot of country music that's in Mixolydian. It's also a major key but the 7 is lowered. Different tonality. In that case your I chord is a dominant 7. There are some great ear training apps out there that can help you be more comfortable hearing the difference. I like Ear Trainer
@@JasonLoughlinMusic As I was typing, I thought that really, I was just hearing the mode that seemed most logical to me, and that you probably heard it differently. I agree there's no reason why your initial lick couldn't be in G, but to me there was a definite pull, trying to resolve it to C.
@@JasonLoughlinMusic - Creating a password for a given site is no big deal. He has probably heard the phrase - "If the product is free, you are the product". On the other side of that coin, I'm working on your "30 pedal steel licks.." at TrueFire. I like your style.
@@78tag Someone expresses interest in what I'm teaching I'd like them to be aware of what else I'm up to. If they are not into it they can unsubscribe. Not a big deal. Most people stay and end up grabbing a course or two though.
Wanna learn more licks like this? 20 Must Know Country Guitar Licks theinspiredguitarist.com/p/20-must-know-country-licks
Thank you for teaching and sharing your knowledge with us for free!
Thank you for your help and good lessons.
Please play the lick example before explaining it. It gives a reference point for the brain.
I usually do. For whatever reason it got left off of this one
Right.
Yep, great stuff. For over 25 years I've been using a .15 G and taking out the .17's when using Teles. This makes it easier to pull it down and hold as well as being less fatiguing to hold it a whole step up while doing other things.
You are the best guitar teacher I have ever heard. Thank you.
Great lesson sir. I absolutely love that Telecaster - sounds like the ideal Country and/or Jazz sound. I have two Teles: a real one and a black market one, which is sort of a 1/2 Tele, or just a "Tel"
Just learned a ton of stuff on my lunch hour! Thanks for the great content.
I can't tell you how long I've been looking for something like this. I play a lot of country and just starting to get into lead, this is exactly what I've been needing and looking for
Merci. Best lessons for the guitar, bar none.
Hey a great solo to tech would be Albert Lee s solo for further on up the road from Eric Clapton live album. Just one night. It is a really cool country blues shuffle in g. Been trying to figure out but dont have the equivalent to slow down solo. It connects all the penatonic scales horizontal and has some really cool open strings licks. Please please please teach it its a great solo not toocrazy technocally but tasty as hell😊
I think Jerry Donahue was a genius of the bend. Really enjoy your lessons. Thanks 😎
Thanks
Really enjoy your sessions Jason! Thank you for posting them!
Jerry Donahue is my personal favorite bend master
Thank you for showing licks in different keys & string sets. That’s the true way I learn and implement new stuff 🙏
Jason’s 20 lick course he references here has really upped my game in this style. I’m using these ideas on gigs and the band is taking notice!
Nice Firebird you got there! Seen Epiphone put out one for the price of a low Gibson 😂
Loving the 20 licks course so far! I'm on my way!
Nice!
Great video! I see what you did there about the hybrid picking and not mentioning it. That forced me to not think about my picking and just find the notes in due time. Thanks!
Check out "Whip the Blankets" by Neko Case. Travis Good is playing the guitar in that.
You can add Marty Stuart and Kenny Vaughn to the list of guitarists who utilize steel bends. Cool to see that you name checked Jerry Donohue and Duke Levine!
EXCELLENT STUFF!!! Great way to learn!!!!
Great lesson love it can you just learn it and play it for me tho?
absolutely !! TY !
You're welcome
Great stuff! Thanks!
im a sub now , great lessons for intermediate players
What is the advantage of the Charlie Christian neck pickup? Thanks for sharing
For my needs it's my favorite jazz sound on a tele and I love the middle position with the CC PU
@@JasonLoughlinMusic what brand did you use, and how much of the body under the guitar did you have to route out? Thanks for sharing
Lollar and yes I did route it to get it low enough@@charleswallace5818
Love the vids! Is that color on your tele honey blonde?
Thanks. No it was Mary Kay White but it the color changes over time
4:12 was when I finally heard what I was supposed to play
Twenty "likes" for this encyclopedic lick, useful in so many keys. In my early work on these bends, I find I'm sometimes out of tune at the end of a practice. Is the solution bending less? Or just keep tuning up?
What bridge pickup ? I want one , thanks Jason
Lollar Charlie Christian
@@JasonLoughlinMusic - there looks to be some confusion on which pu but it doesn't matter, you listed everything in the description.
Brad Paisley is great one and Brent Mason likely played any steel bend you have heard in a country song between the 90’s and early 2000’s
When I heard you say Danny Gatton, Jerry Donahue, Albert Lee one name pops in my mind. I think unknown for most people. Stewart Barnes. Born in Yorkshire England but lived from his early 20's in Belgium where he unfortunately died in 2023. Maybe he was the fastest picker of europe and was on stage with Carl Perkins (who gave him a guitar), Dolly Parton, Boxcar Willy, Dennis Weaver, Jeannie Denver (his wife) and I do have some footage of him when he was on stage with Jerry Donahue when he was in Belgium for a workshop. He was my father's best friend i'm sure you will like his Guitar playing 😎
th-cam.com/video/iy6ZjbrBsBI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=KhDdN33bGwSaFB96
Ow and thanks for the guitar lesson 🙏🏻
He mentioned Duke Levine, not Albert Lee. Duke is worth checking out!
Would a b bender work with bends
Not this exact bend but you could do it on the top two strings in thirds
Ok
..maybe a "G" bender in one of the positions?
Duke Levine all day long!
One of my favs!
Roy Nichols reverse bending down to the 7th
does anyone know the name of the tabs for this one? I looked through the freebies, but can't seem to locate it. thanks in advance!
Its exactly the same as the thumbnail
@@JasonLoughlinMusic ahh. yes, of course:) thanks for the clarification!
To my ears, this is in the key of C, not G, because C is where the lick wants to resolve. Great lick, by the way, and one that I usually play with slides, not so often with bends.
Cool. Sounds like your most comfortable hearing Ionian major keys. There's a lot of country music that's in Mixolydian. It's also a major key but the 7 is lowered. Different tonality. In that case your I chord is a dominant 7. There are some great ear training apps out there that can help you be more comfortable hearing the difference. I like Ear Trainer
@@JasonLoughlinMusic As I was typing, I thought that really, I was just hearing the mode that seemed most logical to me, and that you probably heard it differently. I agree there's no reason why your initial lick couldn't be in G, but to me there was a definite pull, trying to resolve it to C.
Roy Buchanan
If you really want to copy pedal steel, play a triad with 2 notes bending the opposite direction to and from unison. 🎶
Hi, how's it going? I went in to have a look at the free stuff. It asks me to sign up. I'm not wanting to put my password in, so I backed out.
Yes you have to enter an email address to get the free tab and track. Pretty standard these days
Hi, Yeah entering an email ok, however I don't want to enter my password.@@JasonLoughlinMusic
@@JasonLoughlinMusic - Creating a password for a given site is no big deal. He has probably heard the phrase - "If the product is free, you are the product".
On the other side of that coin, I'm working on your "30 pedal steel licks.." at TrueFire. I like your style.
@@78tag Someone expresses interest in what I'm teaching I'd like them to be aware of what else I'm up to. If they are not into it they can unsubscribe. Not a big deal. Most people stay and end up grabbing a course or two though.
Arlen Roth.
Johnny Hiland
Brent mason
Step 1: get a telecaster
Just suggestion ...play it first to give idea what it sounds like etc 👍
I can read tabs
I can make the guitar sound nice
But idk what half the words you’re saying are sir
Jeff Ross.
The comedian?!
How much talking for few licks😅. Congratulations
Lots of info in there for those that have the attention span to listen.
FJB