Guitar teacher Andy Aledort show you to play slide guitar in the style of the late great Allman Brothers guitarist Duane Allman. This is one section from th…
How to Play Slide Guitar like Duane Allman Guitar Lesson
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what is he tuned to?
At 59 years old,and two sons at 13,and 14 years old,I feel this "CAT" has become a prodigy of the man himself.I want to hear the Filmore East Opening Song "S B Blues" and if I think he will fill the bill,you’ll know it! If there is a single song that identifies a Guitarist,it’s this song!Even as old as I’ve become,I still turn this song as loud as it will go,and if you don’t you have never felt that "BLUES" on Steroids that Duane,a.k.a. Sky Dog delivered in this single song.
is that one of those famous Coracin [ is that the brand] bottles that Duane learned with that youre using ?
all sound no video !
I love me some g string notes.
he’s bouncing off the g-string.
get it, andy
gotta get that on vinyl thanks for reminding me
…great tone!…even looks like an old Coricidin bottle. Thanks for the great lesson.
Hey what´s this great rockin´ backing track in intro 0:00 – 0:15?
GREAT WORK!! 🙂 but what´s the great rockin´ backing track in 0.00 – 0.15?
GREAT WORK!! 🙂 but what´s the great rockin´ backing track in 0.00 – 0.15?
GREAT WORK!! 🙂 but what´s the great rockin´ backing track in 0.00 – 0.15?
he says its open e in the video
he says its open e in the video
Looks like open E, because Statesboro Blues is in D and the home position for this lesson is at the 10th fret. Notice how he’s blocking the strings he’s not playing with the right hand. That’s the key to playing good slide!
I have heard alot of slide guitarists before, but this dude has the nastiest, ballsiest sound around. I wonder what amp he is using, and what kind of pick-ups he has in that 335? BTW, if you like this fat sound, get anything by Elvin Bishop…better yet, see him live–he still plays in small clubs, and you can get right up there–he uses ancient ES-345’s
is this open e or open d tuning?
Andy Aledort is my fricking Hero man! That dude HAS IT. Period!!! I’ve been a fan of his for about 25 years at least What a player! THANKS FOR EVERYTHING! Live Long Andy!
Robert Keeley
Ok, Now how do I learn to play like Andy Aledort????
Oh wait a minute, go to his gigs and stand close enough to grab his guitar and see what he’s doing. 😉
The great thing about trying to emulate someone else’s playing is that no matter how much you try, you’re always going to sound like you. Even better, all that time you thought you spent trying to sound like someone else turned out to be time spent studying what got you off in the first place! In this case, the blues. You win twice…How cool is THAT!
Godspeed, Skydog
The great thing about trying to emulate someone else’s playing is that no matter how much you try, you’re always going to sound like you. Even better, all that time you thought you spent trying to sound like someone else turned out to be time spent studying what got you off in the first place! In this case, the blues. You win twice…How cool is THAT!
Godspeed, Skydog
What I notice about this clip is that it’s Okay to play slide slightly flat, in fact it sounds pretty cool.
What I notice about this clip is that it’s Okay to play slide slightly flat, in fact it sounds pretty cool.
well this clip has had 49, 000 hits so maybe a lot of people like Duane.