THIS will make you a GREAT Slide Guitarist!

[@kansasblues]

hey dude, just saw you last night with Crowder at WinterJam in Wichita, you were outstanding and you all killed it! Great content BTW

[@MichaelWWestbrook]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it

[@danthegeetarman]

I’ve been learning slide lately and this will really help. Intonation is SUPER HARD but practicing every day I’ve noticed very good improvements

[@bryanh3057]

I’ve been working on slide these last couple months. Thanks for these tips! I’m forcing myself to get decent at standard tuning first so I can use it on most any guitar, but I’m getting there. Thanks again!!! 🤘

[@shineoncoffee4772]

Thank you for keeping the videos coming. I hope to see you with Crowder soon

[@SamlonHoldfield]

Great idea . Thx.Another good use for the Freeze.

[@MichaelWWestbrook]

Totally!

[@timchalmers1700]

Good ideas ! Thanks !

[@limpeacock573]

Fantastic tip, Michael. Thank you!

[@rosbyduhart5884]

Thank you so much. I'm just really doubleing down on scales and triads. My palying is pretty stale right now and using s drone is also a good way for me to find chords up the neck.

[@TheGoodNews101]

Great video. Saw you at Winter Jam in Michigan and sounded great bro!

[@MichaelWWestbrook]

Thanks!

[@JavyonVISION]

Thanks! I'll have to try this.

[@ChicheTV]

🙂 Nice vidéo, merci beaucoup !

[@philf4086]

Michael, this is a great tip and I am eager to try it! I have heard that some slide guitarists intentionally tune up or down by a half-step (standard tuning or otherwise) to stay away from the 5th, 7th, or 12th frets because of the nasty harmonics that could result. Have you ever done this?

[@MichaelWWestbrook]

No, I haven’t done this or heard of it. Maybe the opposite might true…Seems like a lot of folks will tune to fit the song so they can have open strings

[@markjohnson7219]

What is that guitar-Teisco?

[@MichaelWWestbrook]

Yes! Found it on the road this fall for cheap. Needs a little work but still a cool sound as is

[@BlugubriousMusic]

Do me a favor and go back in time a decade or so and tell me this! Man! It seemed so basic but it's so sensible! Thanks for sharing it no need to reply I know you're busy.

[@MichaelWWestbrook]

Absolutely! That’s kind of how I felt when I heard it as well