This is me playing One of these days by Pink Floyd on a steel guitar. I hope you enjoy! Leave a comment 😉

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23 thoughts on “Pink Floyd – One of these days on Steel (Slide) Guitar”

  4. snippydude
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    That’s a Harley Benton Slider, a rebranding of the Slider by ABM done by the german music store Thomann.

  6. Ryan Wehr
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    If you watch the dvd from pompe’ david is sitting on the ground using a slide on the normal fender strat when he plays this song.

  7. sadnane
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    @snippydude I think that the tuning Dave uses on this song is open E minor (EBGEBE) but the playing will be the same for the power chords even with dropped D.But If you noticed on the orginal song @2:17 on this video dave plays a minor third interval (B &D) on the 3rd and 4th strings sliding from the 7th fret to the 5th and back again to the 7th fret. This, I think, is only achievable with the open E minor tuning mentioned above.

  8. luiscanet
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    Hey , you are the master !
    Very very cool
    Niceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

  10. snippydude
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    If you have a slide/bottleneck and your stings are not too low I don’t see why not. Surely it would not be optimal, but possible sure.

  12. snippydude
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    It is tuned in dropped D, otherwise the chordparts would not be playable 😉 Perhaps there will be an update in the near future, but I cannot promise.

  13. youderdun
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    Awesome job !! Is the guitar in normal tuning ? Could you do some more pink floyd stuff ? I would be happy to see you do the solo of another brick in the wall 🙂

  14. snippydude
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    Thank you. I was unable to find tabs back then, so I learned it purely by ear, yep 🙂

  15. Nick Westerveld
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    Great cover! Did you learn all by ear? or did you use some tabs? or do you have one of yourself?

  16. roaldski
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    Great cover! Would be cool to see you do a cover of the Pulse Live version too 🙂

  20. woode1965
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    man that’s great! you put me right in there like i was listening to the cd. keep posting.

  21. snippydude
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    Hi mate, That is a ebm slider from the german musicstore Thomann.

  22. Robin Schenk
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    great cover of a perfect song! May I just ask what brand and model is your lap steel guitar? Thanks!

  23. snippydude
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    Thank you 😉 Good to hear that you liked it. I have never thought about it, but doing different versions of one song is something I have never done before,… but who knows 😉

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