Excellent

So the 6min is your A pedal in the (1) chord fret.

I call my B&C together the Johnny Rodriguez pedals.

Can we just go to the Fret we need the minor in and use our A pedal? I’m trying the think of an easy way to rmbr it. Ok,we can just stay in the 1 fret and get our 2min. Chord by pressing B&C and playing the 7 string?

I needed this video so bad.I just got my Ritt y-day and it’s not completely set up. Yes,I half release the A pedal on Together Again.

Finally got my Ritt in y-day.Still have to do a little adjusting but it’s smoothe as butter.

Thank you!

Aaron, back for a refresher. This is so useful. Thanks again.

Well I bought a new Ultra from a friend who worked at the shop for GFI. Beautiful gold and black SD10 4x5. Plays like butter and sounds great.

Aaron, I came back for another listen. I want a different reverb and delay for pedal steel. Everyone was hot on the Nux Alantic but it seems they have problems having to reboot the pedal. My old Boss RV3 works but sounds dated and not enough control. This pedal seems to be a decent one. I tried the Sonicake Levitate and sent it back because it had a serious hum on any power supply I own. I'm ready to try a better pedal.

Really nice intro!! I like the use of the 2nd string which im trying to learn how to use more. I use it more with the D lower than just the Eb which you have on your 4th string lower. I don't have the C# though except on my 5th string raise.

Hello Aaron. Sir how would I go about putting splits on my F lever that I raise 4 and 8 to F#. I know very little about splits...and what floor pedal would work with that split. Thanks for any Info that you can share. Bill Sutton.

Thx a bunch

Where & how do you make that adjustment if my guitar doesn’t have split tuning?

I use that half A pedal on Together Again,then engage the Horizontal pedal.

Fantastic structure on this. Melody rides an interesting weave

Super cool stuff. Thanks Aaron

I just signed up for the one dollar per month membership. How do I get access to the backing track for this video?

Loving the C6 lessons guys!!

I Love that Western Swing, Great video!!

The true sound of country gospel enhanced by Lloyds incredible playing. Thanks Aaron

What can be said about Lloyd other than an amazing creative player. Seen him many times and love his work. He describes it as simple but we know better. So many great records have his signature that highlighted a musical genius. Thanks Aaron for giving us an example of a cool Lloyd lick.

very nice, love Lloyd

I’ve been playing for 9 years and just learned the 5 chord was 1,2&5 string. I’ve always thought it was only B pedal D lever and any of the grips.We can learn so much with Aaron if we’ll just slow down and take the time to listen and take mental as well as physically writing the notes down. These kinds of lessons will help get you out of a “Wreck” or if you’ve gotten lost in a ride. Thank you so much Aaron. I sold my 92 Mullen in March of 93 and am getting a new Rittenberry one day next week.I can’t wait to apply all of these things you’ve taught us. I haven’t been behind a steel in 16 months,& boy am I ready.

Awesome! Can’t get enough Lloyd green lessons

Nice, Lloyd Green's playing is some of the best

Always love Lloyd Green’s style. You captured it really well Aaron. He is the reason I play the pedal steel guitar. Thank you for sharing this tutorial.

Good one

This is such a gorgeous piece I can't imagine anymore not being hooked on it. First time I heard it it was jaw dropping. Right up there with many of the best classics. Just beautiful. Thanks Aaron

Back for another listen and ideas. Loved John's impeccable tone and vibrato. Perfect instruction. Thanks Aaron

I believe that’s called a “Counterpoint”. It’s used in Price’s “Touch My Heart”

So already have the 2 completely engaged before mashing the A pedal.Can you do something similar with the 1 & 6 string ?

Had no idea the 5 chord is on 1,2&5 of the 1 chord fret. Thx

Another good one! Would you be able to do any Jerry Garcia style licks in the future! Thanks!

Love this tune. Thanks Aaron

Interesting stuff. Love those chords. Thanks Aaron

Always good info from Aaron. I rarely use the open string licks but if the E chord is used this is a great way to get that low tone.

Very nice. Thank you.😊

forgive me k=in advance for probably the dumbest questions you are showing tab notation and my question is on this example or any written this way after 6 and 8 are strung your bar is fret 10 then you carry that to the next note 6 and 8 with B pedal is there a block on the sound or do you even strum the 6 and 8 again then you go to fret 8 is there blocking in any part of this? How do I know that I let it ring while doing those other things or if I strum again. Im a super newbie. thank YOU. thank you for making the videos. In time at my own pace I hope to be joining your class Kathy

love the sound of the steel

Hermosa musica hermano. Gracias

Kinda like Moon’s “Bud’s Bounce”. Great lesson.

Really pretty Aaron. I’m stealing a bunch of those.😂

Beautiful, simply beautiful... <><

Awesome! Very helpful Aaron. Thanks for sharing.

I love this. I'm just a beginner on the C6. Is there a chance you would do a lesson on this? Thank you for all you do for the steel guitar.

Killer voicings! Is your C6 copedent written down anywhere?

A lovely and expressive performance. I think it captures the feeling of the original quite well. Thank you!

Hi Aron I’m a beginner what’s the notes of each string tuning. I have a D-10 sho-bud super pro. Sure would love the help