Paul Franklin's solo for "Don't you ever get tired of hurting me"

Steel Guitar Lesson for Paul Franklin's solo for "Don't you ever get tired of hurting me" by Dale Rivard
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[@rogerwatson8718]

Beautiful job, Dave.

[@rrnabors1]

Boy Dale, you've also got the Paul Franklin head movements down too!

[@60papou]

tres contant de te dec ouvrir ! great job !!!

[@sawmill9392]

That's just pure amazing, thanks.

[@N1njaNicksParents]

Thanks Ron, Paul Franklin is just pure amazing!

[@beemerscoot8851]

OMG! Thank you so much for sharing. I’m having so much fun learning those Franklin moves, I’ve been giggling like a tickled baby!!

[@DannyALayne]

Dale you got GREAT TONE!!!! Had a BLAST learing this,,Please keep sharing we all appreciate it very much,,All My Best, Dan

[@williamholloman139]

Just found this. Great job !! Thanks for the instruction.

[@N1njaNicksParents]

Thanks William!

[@N1njaNicksParents]

Hi mrih 1586 and Mark, thanks so much to both of you for the nice comments. A teaching video on right hand technique is something I may consider. Mark, in this video I'm using a Peavey, Nashville 112. lows/-6, mids/-6, shift/straight up, highs/+6, presence/-6. The only effect I'm using is the amp reverb and it's set at 4. pre gain/21/2, master volume/5. Thanks again gentlemen, Dale

[@chrisbolin5867]

That was Great!!!! You even have Paul's tone. You nailed it right on!

[@howdystull2119]

very nicely done! the way you explain how it's done really is a God send for guys like me. Thank you Dale, you're helping to keep steel guitar alive.

[@N1njaNicksParents]

Howdy Stull Thanks Howdy, I'm now teaching custom lessons through video instruction just like this. If you're interested, contact me through my email address and I will give you more details: [e-mail] Thanks, Dale

[@Bksmusic-Pedalsteel]

Hello Dale, I'm thrilled to have found this vid of you teaching & I hope you will have more to come whether its teaching or performing, your talent is exceptional & I'm a big fan. Thanks,Bruce

[@WearyCowboy]

You just answered a question, I was afraid to ask! Thank you!

[@Yak52able]

Great job of teaching. I know that has got to be hard to explain. That can be confusing. You did a great job. Thanks a lot

[@rzsdad1]

Very nice stuff!

[@CreamyBone]

great job!!

[@MoonSteeler]

Hey Dale Thanks for the excellent video. I have seen so many folks who do teaching videos and forget to name the positions/strings used. You do an excellent job, with clear and precise explanations. Thank you for sharing your work, it is very much appreciated. I have just tabbed out your work, so that I can learn at My Franklin PSG. Thanks again John

[@paulking3053]

I met Dale at the Texas Steel Guitar Jamboree in March 2019. Great player and he was so friendly as well.

[@N1njaNicksParents]

Hi paul, it was a pleasure meeting you and getting to hear you play in dallas. You played great and had 1 of the best tones of the weekend!

[@paulking3053]

@@N1njaNicksParents You are so kind and Thank You for those words. Hope we meet again down the road.

[@N1njaNicksParents]

@@paulking3053 Me too my friend.

[@N1njaNicksParents]

Bent, my friend, I always enjoy our visits together and always learn something new from you when we get together. Looking forward to the next time.

[@DoggDad]

wow ! Man great job !

[@bentromnes7865]

Hey Dale,.I discovered this one quite by accident, Ed had found it and linked it to me. This one will be linked to all my connections asap. You have a very clear and understandable way of showing, both verbally and musically Bent

[@ronaldo101000]

Great player man.

[@N1njaNicksParents]

Hi Jamie, John and Ebenezar, thanks for your nice comments. It amazes me that Paul Franklin adlibs this stuff on the fly. He is such a creative musician. If we all share, I think it will help keep this instrument alive! Jamie, I love your playing! Have fun in Nashville, living the dream!

[@mrih1586]

You're a very gifted player. Excellent work with both your right and left hands. Refreshing to see such a gifted player teach for free. You might want to consider doing a video on Franklin's right hand technique. You got very close here. Excellent Franklin tone as well. Enjoyed your clip. Hope to hear more in the future.

[@mikey123422]

Very nice Dale --- you obviously are a fan of Pauls --- in my opinion the best steel guitarist on the planet --- kudo,s to you for a brilliant post . PS I agree --- he is improvising as he goes --- I consider myself a real good steel player [ 73 years old ] --- am glad to be living to hear P F , Time Jumpers et al . Thnx for a great post .

[@N1njaNicksParents]

Thanks so much guys! Ian, Thanks for your nice comments. Coming from you, that means a lot. I've heard you're an incredible steel guitarist. I would love to hear you play some day. Where in Canada do you live? I believe Paul Franklin has taken this instrument to another level. The technical originality, soul and emotion he puts into his playing is unmatched. All the best, Dale

[@mikey123422]

Dale Rivard Brampton , just outside toronto . Do not play-out for some time now --- my website,s have " clips " of my CD uftonsteel.com or hawaiianufton.com

[@N1njaNicksParents]

Hey handsupbud and Tonu, Thanks for watching. I enjoy trying to figure out Franklin's moves. He is so creative and original. Dale

[@Docsjeff]

great job going into the last 4

[@jimmypaul1000]

MAN THAT WAS GOOD

[@N1njaNicksParents]

Steelpicker, yes you're right. There is an old Goodrich, steel driver 2 attached to my steel however it was not plugged in for the recording of this video. I bought the Carter used but I'm told it has George L SS 10 pickups. I agree, I think these amps sound best with the lows rolled off. Bruce Snow, it's been too long since we've seen each other my friend. It's good to hear you're picking with Gerald.

[@Singlpilot]

good job Dale...nice pivots...

[@N1njaNicksParents]

Mickey Adams Thanks Mickey! I love the stuff you have on KZbin! I agree, the pivot moves that Paul Franklin and others have done are really interesting to me right now. Anything that moves chromatically through the chord grabs me. All the best, Dale

[@N1njaNicksParents]

Hi LebolandMusic, this is a solo Paul Franklin played live with the Time Jumpers. Unfortunately I don't know how to post a link here. If you go to The Steel Guitar Forum under the section "Steel on the Web" you can find my post and a KZbin link to Paul's wonderful solo.

[@N1njaNicksParents]

Thanks so much guys. sonny paul, in this video, I'm using only the amp reverb. Bob Snelgrove, yes I live in Canada, about an hour away from Detroit. Do you still have the burgundy Franklin? David Gibson, I use an Emmons' setup. whatthehellbrosef, I consider the half tone raise on the second string standard now. So yes, a fairly standard setup.

SUCESSO.

[@whatthehellbrosef]

I'm gathering that no special changes are needed... it can all be accomplished with a standard setup, seemingly. Many thanks for your study and demonstration of this.

[@steelgtr]

More ! :)

[@TonuTimm]

Bravo:)

[@AdKe1955]

Dale, you're gonna try??? I think you well succeeded. Very nice playing and thanks for sharing! I just subscribed to your channel and hope you will share more...

[@LebolandMusic]

Great solo! Nice playing and tone!! Which album is this song/solo on?

[@Yak52able]

Hey Dale, can you tell us what your amp and settings are, and effects that you are using? Great tone and all that goes with being a great player.

[@ginises83]

Please Mr ...cover On every street Dire straits solo Oakland ....best version for me 😉

[@07anglia]

Dale, How awesome of a job of teaching, You pretty much hit it everytime......Have you ever come to the Dallas show in March of each yr, been going for 24 yrs and I have always loved Pauls playing. Do you have this tap anywhere or on a teach C DVD, I would like to purchase on from you if you have it? It is a little to fast for me without recording it and do it that way, Just thought I would ask, Bud sure built a nice guitar, He was turly a MASTER of Steels, He built me a MSA back in 75 and I still use it in the studi, I do have a d-10 that Bud also built, So you are playing all of that on a standard setup, no Franklin pedals??? Thanks for showing us this great music, You have awesome tone......Wished you would come to Dallas in March, I could get you on the show if you areinterested....I will be watching...

[@N1njaNicksParents]

Hi Jay, Thanks for your nice comments. Although I've never been, I'd like to go to the Dallas Steel show one year. I was fortunate enough to play the show in St. Louis one time. I'm sorry, I don't have this on DVD. My suggestion would be to learn (in order) one little section at a time. Pause this video and memorize the parts and don't move forward until you have. Slowly piece the sections together (in order) and before you know it, you will be playing the whole solo. It's a slow process, so take your time. I agree, Bud Carter was a genius steel builder. I've never owned a MSA but have had 2 Carter's. Great guitars. Yes, this can be played on a standard setup. The problem with going to steel shows is they usually happen on the weekend. That's usually when I'm working (gigging). Thanks for the interest and for writing. All the best, Dale

[@07anglia]

Dale, thanks for the great work! I recorded all of your programs last evening and I will look at it again. What does the Franklin pedal do on the e9th neck. Bud Carter was a very close friend of mine and he built a awesome guitar. I lost a good buddy. He was the MASTER of all STEEL BUILDERS and he also was a great player. I am working on a small book about him now and I will be talking about his life of the Carter Steel. Nicest guy on earth. Keep up the great work , I will be watching. Thanks again

[@johnsluszny1]

Very nice ! Which amp are you playing with in that video ? Thanks !

[@N1njaNicksParents]

Hey J Sluszny, Thanks Man! I used my Peavey, Nashville 112 for this video. Thanks for asking, Dale

[@902Steeler]

Dale one question. Why arent you in Nashville?? You are awsome!!!

[@N1njaNicksParents]

Eee Nine Hey Eee Nine (See six) Thanks Man! Ha, I toyed with the idea of moving to Nashville when I was younger. I visit on a regular basis but the fact that I'm too old to fit into the new country scene now and most players there play circles around me, I would be eaten up in that town! Thanks for the nice comment though. Bye for now, Dale

[@902Steeler]

I live in Dartmouth NS. If I ever make it to your area I would love to sit down and jam with you Dale. All the best. Quentin.

[@N1njaNicksParents]

Eee Nine Sounds good Quentin. I live about 1/2 hour from the Windsor/Detroit border so if you're ever in that area let me know ahead of time and if I'm around we can get together. Same, if I ever get back to NS, I'll contact you. Keep pickin'.

[@mikey123422]

Hi Dale --- I have tried to access this song on youtube --- no luck -- how did you find it ?

[@N1njaNicksParents]

Hi Ian, I found the video through the forum. If you go to the section"Steel on the Web" on the 2nd page, about 3/4 of the way down, you should find my original post, PF's solo for "Don't you ever get tired of hurting me". The 2nd youtube link is to Paul's wonderful solo for this tune. All the best, Dale

[@davidgibson1524]

do you use a Day or Emmons setup?

[@steelgtr]

Dale. Are you in Canada? I think I bought my Franklin from you?? !!!

[@garyguzzardo7800]

Nice,,, I play a Carter as well . Great tone

[@vmaxtur]

attempt?? note for note sounds to me . ur good son!

[@daleramsey6000]

Hey dale my name also sounds great or better

[@jimmypaul1000]

ARE YOU USEING ANY EX