DVD: Learn Slide Guitar from Six Masters, Including Mick Taylor and Warren Haynes

The DVD Learn Slide Guitar with 6 Great Masters! offers six great lessons from the masters of slide guitar: Lee Roy Parnell, Arlen Roth, Warren Haynes, Mick Taylor, Greg Martin and Jay Geils.

Lesson 1: Arlen Roth on open E tuning, slide fundamentals, right and left hand damping

Lesson 2: Lee Roy Parnell demonstrates open E box patterns, acoustic slide technique and playing the blues.

Lesson 3: Ex-Rolling Stone Mick Taylor shows you standard turning slide, string damping, playing slide with a pick and more

Lesson 4 Jay Geils teaches standard tuning slide, vibrato and Muddy Waters style

Lesson 5: Greg Martin covers fingerpicking, standard tuning slide and Duane Allman style

Lesson 6: Allman Brothers guitarist Warren Haynes teaches lead slide licks, tone and open G tuning

51 minutes.

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