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( )recorded on the D9th lap steel tuning, which is nothing morethan dropping the 4th string on your C6th from a G note to an F#. Sothe tuning from high (string 1) to low is: E, C, A, F#, E, C). Iused the same 1936 Bakelite Rickenbacher pictured to the right. Kindly rewound the pickup's for me with 38-guage wire andrejuiced the magnets. Nice!Here are myfor the beautifulHawaiian song,.(I've had good experience withsimply because they offer FREE shipping).

My preference is to buyfrom The Golden Years of music and pre-WWII. Albeit, please don't get mewrong, the tone of is MUCH better, but you'll pay 8 times more! Comparethe sounds for yourself and you'll hear why the Byrd Frypan costs somuch more.You don'tknow what you're missing out on without a lap steel in your life!Many come with old-timey amps too. Hawaiian steel guitar is realmusic!(Cool: plays with a missing left hand!)(by Jerry Byrd Tabs for 'One of my favorite artists.(playing 'E Aloha No Honolulu')(an awesome live jamboree from 1984-).

I am a gratefulborn-again Christian.Music makes the world a better place!Below is one of the most sought after lapsteel guitars in the world. The 1 1/2'horseshoe pickup. 7-strings were more rare than the 6-strings.Through-the-body strings are much preferred as they produce a nicertone than strings attached to a flange at the bridge.As strange as it may sound, steelguitar is associated with Hawaiian music everywhere except inHawaii. Anywhere in the world, when people think about Hawaiianmusic, they think about the steel guitar.

But in Hawaii, the ukuleleis the official State instrument.There is still much anger andresentment amongst Hawaiians against the United States for stealingtheir land and turning all their beautiful beaches into hoteldevelopments. Now there's talk of building a train system inHonolulu, which would be good to reduce traffic, but it is ruiningparadise.

Many of the themes in Hawaii's music centers around thedestroying of their homeland.Albeit, if you ever visit Oahu, youwill see many rainbows, as it rains often because of the highmountains. Oahu is overrated if you ask me. If you drive up and down Beretania and North King Streets, you'll seeliving on the streets. So much for paradise.Search this cool websiteListen 2 Hawaiian:.

Thesteel guitar is an awesome instrument that's a legendary part ofAmerican history. In the 1930s thru 1950s, everyone wanted to learnto play lap steel guitar. It is a different story today, but thatmakes it even more rewarding to play steel as a rare novelty thatfew people can do. Guitar and bass players are dime-a-dozen, butsteel players are rare indeed.My name is DavidJ.

I've been playing steel guitar since 1992. I want you tolearn to play Hawaiian steel guitar. That is my desire. I don't wantyour money and have nothing to sell. I link to some websites that dosell things, but only because I want you to know all that'savailable to learn the steel guitar.

My website is packed full ofinstruction and helps to get you started. God gave me the gift ofmusic, and I want to share it with others freely.There's tons oftablature already available for the pedal steel E9th and C6thtunings; but hardly anything for us non-peddlers, so I decided topublish this website to help those who want to learn the beautifullap steel. Although I use B11th, D9th, and the,most of what I play is C6th, which offers the most chordpossibilities.('by Lloyd from 1974)Of course, if you playE9th pedal steel, you can just drop your 4th and 8th string (Enotes) down to Eb and you have a C6th onthe 1st fret.

Strings 10, 8, 7, 6, 5 and 4 are respectively: C, E, G, A,C, E. Just avoid the 9th string. You can't beat playing C6th on anold Sho-Bud! That's what Jerry Byrd played. ASho-Bud with no pedals.And if you play, you have an extended C6th tuning to playeverything on my website. So whether you play E9th pedal steel orC6th pedal steel or C6th non-pedal steel,. Hear me play, “.”.

(I edited the song for a- nice!) (This is just one of those songs that sounds great beingplayed over and over.). The steel guitar is a great instrument for disabled people (witheither missing fingers/hand to learn). The reason is because with afew adaptations and a determinedspirit, anyone can play the steel guitar.

Some of the most beautifulplaying is just playing in. Here'sanother single note style instrumental.RECORDING YOUR OWN MUSICYou don't need anexpensive recording studio with all the bells and whistles.,playing the pedal steel E9th, using just a small handheld(there are many similarnice recorders, like the PX312).

A digital recording studio,like the Boss BR-600 is great, but you can record with much less,like I did here. My favorite means of recording is with desktopsoftware.Here's another one,played on a S-6 long scale Frypan using the C6th tuning.Watch me play(treble to bass: E - C# - A - F# - E - C# - A- F# ), same as C6th, just 1 1 /2 tones lower in pitch. The high Eis the same as a high G on C6th.(more tracks available.

Here's some.Here's 2 favoritesHawaiian songs,and, which Irecorded playing atuned to B11th. They are junk as far as quality, but they docarry a note. Check out this nicereissue from the 1960's.You get what you pay for, so don't expect the same superb tone from acheap steel guitar, but I highly recommend the Supro Airline for newerplayers, before you invest thousands in an expensive high quality lapsteel like.Here's. I backed-up the singer using a 1936 S-6 RickenbacherBakelite, C6th. Rickenbachers are worth every penny for their greatwarm tone (both pre and post war bakelite model guitars. The SilverHawaiian sounds metallic and hollow to me).

andfor E9th lap steel.Here'swhich I played live at a public gathering.Here'sthat I played on the E9th pedal steel. Here's several more E9thsongs from my heart. You may freely share them:.( ).( ).( ).( )Thebest way to learn to play Hawaiian steel guitar is to LISTEN to lotsof Hawaiian steel guitar, to become well acquainted with theinstrument and what it can do.Getout your steel guitar and try to play along with some of these songs(files are 24 kbps mono). The C6th tuning is best, I think, but manydifferent tunings were used by these various steel guitarists.I love the intro which (1924-1996) does on,which is played during every commercial break in Honolulu on.You can hear what an 8-string can do, giving you some great lownotes to rake across. I, which is really awesome.Check out what you can do with bar slants on an.(Check this kid out. He plays a quadrupleneck Fender,doing some great tone swells and bar techniques).If this webpage appears off the screen on your computer,adjust the size by rotating the mouse wheel while holding down the CTRL key.It's a challenge to build my website to work in all browsers.(how to hear the.m3u files on thiswebsite)Classics.

ENDHawaiianmusic is not about a place; but rather, making the best of lifewherever you're at. No one appreciates Hawaiian steel guitar morethan people living up in frigid Canada and Europe. Music comes fromthe heart.

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To me, Hawaiian music is about Heaven, and all theblessings awaiting every,somewhere far beyond the sun. 'Tis one life will soon be past, onlywhat's done for Christ will last.SLACK KEY GUITAR(It's just a regular guitar tuned differently.)(by George Kahumoku Jr. ) (by Mark Nelson)(really cool stuff — G Taro, Drop C, F Wahini)My Ukulele Recordings from 2015:(I used a $200 electric Oscar-Schmidt ukulele,handcrafted in Indonesia.I overdubbed two ukuleles and recorded it with MixCraft.

All standard tuning.).(An awesome website for ukulele fans!)FINDING THATTONAL SWEET SPOTThere is a sweet tonal spot on certainlap steel pickups, such as Rickenbacher horseshoes and ExcelFrypans. Turn your tone control knob all the way muddy, and thencome back just a little bit. DON'T turn the knob all the way bright.If it's set right, your steel will sound somewhat like a horn in abrass band, which is a highly desired sound for Hawaiian steel.Also, don't listen to the bogus hypethat because Excel Frypans only use cosmetic horseshoes that theydon't sound as good as horseshoe pickups. The stock pickupsare awesome and equal any Rickenbacher!All the talent inthe world means nothing if you have not desire.

Success is 90%perspiration, and 10% inspiration. You can do it!Kalalau Valley on Kauai, Hawaii.for bigger chart belowThere are literally hundreds of M3U songs on this page for you tolisten to. I cannot provide download links for most of the music,but you can listen to beautiful steel guitar, which is in my opinionthe most wonderful music in the universe. It reminds me of Heaven!All my personal recordings are downloadable andYou're welcome to freely use them as you wish.Ihave compiled many of these songs into(122 so far) if you just want to hear thesesongs as background music while relaxing or working around the home.Enjoy!Hawaiian music is like any other genre, you have the good and thebad.