If I remember correctly it was a roundwound phosphor bronze A-string.

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Thanks!

Thank you Franz!

I learned to play your Easy Blues in Open D and I’m enjoying it, thank you.

@@JohnMichener-1 Great, I'm glad you find it useful. This tricone is an Aersi, it's Chinese made. It's also sold under the name Republic.

Thanks, I’ve been thinking about getting a brass body possibly tri-cone. I will definitely consider this one I think it sounds and looks great. It helps that you play it well.

Thanks Mike!

That would be a long list, ranging from Blind Willie Johnson to Ritchie Blackmore.

​@@AndreasBrinksounds good. Important to have a variety, right? Keep up the playing, great to listen to.

I just write and it turns out as it turns out. When I count this song now the first round is 20 bars which could be some kind of record! Back in the early 1900s before the 12 bar structure was established blues tunes could be 10, 13 or even 11 1/2 bars long so anything is possible. If it sounds good it is good.

@@AndreasBrinknice thanks for the reply! Definitely sounds good. I guess it shows how programmed I am when I keep expecting a turnaround in the exact spot. But I agree it does sound good regardless. I have just played around and made up random stuff like that before I got set into 12 bar so I can relate.

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Tackar!

Thanks Joe! More blues are coming up tomorrow.

It's two different zithers, a chord zither and a bass zither.

Tackar!

Thank you!

Fixa eu

Thanks! It's in open D minor tuning.

Yes, especially for slide it's a bit tricky since there are no major or minor chords easily available. Open D - as I use in this video - is perhaps better suited for slide.

Absolutely I love open G tuning, from listening to Jimmy Page..

Thanks! That guitar have a 630mm scale length, nut width ca 45mm and it does ahve a floating bridge.This was over a decade ago, but it could be a Slick thumbpick. The bottleneck was bought on Ebay from a seller called bim6 who makes these things.

@ My pleasure, thank you.

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Thanks, that's a great way to put it!

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Thanks! This particular video I have not transcribed, but I have many other slide videos with tabs available. Any of those should work for nylon string guitar, this one deals particularly with playing blues on nylon strings: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnnSqGdjrtqMjKc

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Thanks! I did a better recording of this in another video, you can also get a transcription of that version. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mISuc3praqefmNk

@@AndreasBrink Thanks for the additional link but I really like this version on the Harmony archtop. Don't get to hear slide on an archtop too often and this recording (and your other archtop slide recordings) have a certain charm that warms the heart.

Thanks Joe! Thanks for your support, I plan to make more and better stuff here on YT in 2025. Happy new year!

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Thanks for listening!

Tack, det har blivit en ovana.

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Thanks Mike, it's also most likely the last blues of the year.

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Thank you!

Merry Christmas Mark!

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Thank a lot!

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Thank you!

Tack detsamma!

Thanks! I just play little things I've made up for this video. I have lots of other slide and blues videos where you can get tabs for what I'm playing.

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Thanks!

He picked a good teacher!

Thanks! Carol Kaye certainly played with a pick. Her technique was a bit different than mine and a big part of her sound on these old recordings were flatwound strings.