Standard Tuning Slide Guitar Lesson

May 14, 2011 /

In this lesson, I want to show you how to play some standard tuning slide guitar licks in the key of G. The key of G is a great key to play slide guitar in standard tuning with due to the open strings you can utilize. Using the open d and open g strings you can create some really great sounding licks and solos.


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3 responses to “Standard Tuning Slide Guitar Lesson”

  1. Bart Cannon Avatar
    Bart Cannon

    Bravo, my man! Excellent! When I hear those power chords, I have been thinking, “That must be some type of open tuning.” Apparently not!

    Which do you prefer: Open E or Standard?

    Thanks,
    Bart

  2. John Tuggle Avatar
    John Tuggle

    Thanks Bart!

    I really like Open E the best, but standard tuning is really good to know.

  3. anonymous Avatar
    anonymous

    Love the content you give . Thanks for a ll the usefull advice and tips .
    Andy

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3 thoughts on “Standard Tuning Slide Guitar Lesson”

  1. Bravo, my man! Excellent! When I hear those power chords, I have been thinking, “That must be some type of open tuning.” Apparently not!

    Which do you prefer: Open E or Standard?

    Thanks,
    Bart

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