3 Levels of Blues Slide Guitar for Beginners

[@kristopherdetar4346]

Shore wish I had this lesson 40 years ago. Great stuff Mister !!!

[@StevenDoyleLuke]

Now we're talking' . . . and, digging' the Enya

[@TenThumbsProductions]

I got it at NAMM a couple of years ago and it is amazing how great it feels and plays, it doesn't sound as good as my Taylor, but its really close, but it feels better, which is a crazy thing to say but it is true.

[@StevenDoyleLuke]

We own several Enya Ukes and two Enya 'Go' guitars. We are big Enya fans . . . are you going to NAMM 2024?@@TenThumbsProductions

[@JoyRamin]

Love this lesson thanks!

[@JeffJeno1000]

Awesome Tyler, great content as the years make us all better ❤️

[@TenThumbsProductions]

They certainly do!

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[@rockermonkey9366]

Perfect timing bro. I was just told I should get a slide today from my group. Haha

[@TenThumbsProductions]

Nice! Glass? Brass? Ceramic?

[@rockermonkey9366]

@@TenThumbsProductions haha you tell me. I didn’t go get one yet lol

[@TenThumbsProductions]

@@rockermonkey9366 Glass, I love the weight, feel, control and sound. Glass for sure.

[@laurensverhagen3288]

Glass is the easiest because it slides faster (less resistance). When you’re starting out some position changes are quite fast so glass for a beginner is very good. Start immediately by putting the slide on your pinky. The learning curve will probably be a little more steep but you won’t notice because you never used it on your ring finger. If you first start with your ring the transition is gonna be hard and you will probably never make the transition. Having it on your pinky frees up an additional finger which is really handy. 🤘🏻