This excellently lesson with super close camera obviates the need for tablature for me. Would nice but unnecessary. Thanks for this lesson, Sparky.

Thanks for the great lesson Sparky, it's much appreciated. Your guitar sounds great, it looks like some type of Gibson Firebird although I have never seen a Firebird in that configuration. Is it an old vintage one?

I think i hate slide 😂 sounds annoying

Sometimes it is nice to go quiet on the 5 and loud on the 4.

Yeah nice sounds guys!

Thank You brother!!

Nicely done. I will be driving my wife crazy this weekend!

What string gauges ? Sounds great

Great lesson, thank you! I’ve got an pretty old Telecaster with a warped neck that’s perfect for a budget slide guitar-this video is just what I needed!

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Wicked,thanks Sparky 🎉🤩

Great! This will be helpful for me!!!

I'm never gonna learn how to fluently play this shit

As good as it gets!

Scales snails, I think just understand what sounds right and keep the math out of it

Nice tutorial! One thing I haven't heard anyone discuss is how far down on your slide finger the device needs to go. I have fat fingers. Most of the slides I've tried will not go over my middle joint and it feels like maybe I need a larger diameter slide. Any input?

awsome dude

Building some of my own based on your stuff presented here. Thanks!!!!

Awesome lesson! Thanks Sparky🎉

He’s harmonizing the major scale with double stops on the first two licks. FYI..

👉 sparky's 👉 👍👍👍

The flat 7 is from modal mixture borrowing from the 5th mode mixolydian, this might be helpful to think about for some

Some great tips.....So that last one, play the relative minor Pentatonic for the particular Major Chord....plus b7.

Man you’ve got that thing singing. Great touch!

What gauge strings are you using

Hill climb 🤔

that 1 finger bend on the 2nd fret is hard

I'd like to hear you play those same licks on that Firebird you have sitting there.

Great lesson/great playing. Thank you!

Thanks!

nice

Very good info brother .., I’ve been trying to break into country style lead guitar for my rock/blues band

This is pure gold, man! Keep it up! I'm glad i've found your channel! S2

Nice video! Good short licks

Hi, thanks for the lesson! Isn't this basically the same as "I'd Rather Go Blind" by Etta James. Certainly you could use the same solo over both songs.

Can you give some ideas on how to play along with a country backing track?

THANKS GREAT

Clear and great insights Thanks 🙏

i am unable to use paypal or creditcard can i still get the tabs somehow?

Joe Walsh is open E too. He learned how to play slide from Dwayne Allman himself.

What a great lesson, that has opened a few doors 😊

That's some sweet reverb.

Please do more country guitar Content. This is the strong point of your channel.

Great stuff!!

I'm old enough to have seen Duane play three times before he passed..... He's the reason I play guitar today......great name Sparky

Great video and I'm getting a lot out of it. But what I'd really like is for you to do a lesson on the complete intro for this lesson, note by note. That would be huge.

Wouldnt B be the 7 of the major scale not the flat seven? Im confused. I had to teach myself music theory though so im not exactly an expert😂😂

Fantastic Mr Sparky! Brilliant lesson!

I really really appreciate the Key context you provide on these licks. That is what people are usually missing.

This lesson is fantastic. I’m loving the country sound and your tips are perfect for the next step in my playing!