Blues/Jazz Lick in C | Pedal Steel Guitar Lesson

[@jimm1028]

For me this is a new approach to playing steel , and I appreciate you sharing these gems. Thanks Aaron. Also that was some lightening picking around 5:20!

[@SteelPicking]

Jim, you are welcome. Thanks for the nice comments and I hope this opens up some new ideas for you. Keep Picking! Aaron

[@johnkriedemann4901]

Thanks Aaron as always expanding my mind to use different positions plus using single notes for Blues

[@SteelPicking]

John, thanks and glad to help. Keep picking! Aaron

[@lewisbighuber7029]

Thanks for another great nugget of steelism. Very cool.

[@SteelPicking]

No problem! Aaron

[@samconomo3726]

thanks arron,great. sam.

[@SteelPicking]

Sam, thanks and no problem. Keep Picking! Aaron

[@steelinhank]

Is that a F11 chord you played at 5:28 ?

[@SteelPicking]

No I think I am playing forms of a C chord. One of the chord is played at the first fret with string 10,8 6,5, bared 4th sting open with B pedal and E to Eb knee. That is a C7#9. The other is 10, 8, 6 bared at the 5th fret the 3rd and 1st string open with B pedal and F knee. This is a C7b5. These are C altered chords. I think that is pretty close. Hope this helped. Aaron

[@steelinhank]

Thanks Arron. My ear isn't all that great with these extended/altered chord.

[@SteelPicking]

No problem. Glad to help. Keep picking! Aaron

[@jonniepain]

Did you get rid of your Justice guitar for The Pedalmaster ?

[@SteelPicking]

No, just getting some pulls added to my C6th neck and decided to send it to the master, Fred Justice. I borrowed the Pedalmaster from a friend until I get my Justice back. Thanks for asking. Keep Picking! Aaron