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C6/A7 tuning. (high to low) G, E, C, A, G, E, C#, C, West Coast 8-string lap steel guitar.


Click ----> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o0k-eaWmjkM



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Post by Eddie Jaudouin »

Hi Doug,

Great Job !

Eddie "PYS". :D
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That was fun :D :D :D
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Post by Richard Tipple »

Man, that was beautiful :)
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Post by Doug Beaumier »

Thanks, guys! It's a fun tune to play.
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Post by Roger Shackelton »

Way To Go DOUG. 8) I Think You Were Having Too Much Fun With This Tune. :)

Is This The First Time You Have Posted A Tune With Your West Coast Guitar?

Roger
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Post by Doug Beaumier »

Thanks Roger, yes, this is my first youtube post with the West Coast guitar. I've played it on a couple of local recording sessions and had good results. The pickup is a bit hotter than I'm used to though. I'm a single coil guy, and I think this is a humbucker (GeorgeLs).
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Post by Andrew Roblin »

Doug, your music is a treat.

What a great and creative performance. Byrd to Beaumier.

Thank you!

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Post by Tony Dingus »

That was great. Nice tone too.

Tony
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very nice Doug!
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Thanks for the kind replies. I'm glad you like it!
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Post by Dave Harmonson »

Wow. Great playing Doug. Nice tone out of the West Coast steel, too. 2 thumbs up, more if I had 'em.
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Love it ,just love it.....I'm gonna share this clip with my musical friends. Terry
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Thanks Terry, Dave, and others! Much appreciated.
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Post by Jack Stanton »

Doug,
Great stuff!
The shirt seems appropriate.
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Post by Doug Beaumier »

Thanks Jack!
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Post by Ron Randall »

That was a great lesson on the C6/A7.
Never totally understood it til this video.

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Post by Doug Beaumier »

Thanks Ron, C6/A7 is a great tuning. It's a combination tuning. Skip the C strings, it's A7. Skip the C# string, it's C6.