In this lesson I want to show you how to play a slide guitar lick in open e tuning in the style of Rollin’ and Tumblin’ from Muddy Waters. I am using the capo in this lesson to move the open strings to the key of A. You’ll hear Derek Trucks doing this type of riff on such songs as “Meet Me at the Bottom”.
To learn more about open e tuning, please check out my Open E Tuning Slide Course
3 comments
Bryan - LGN Student
Love it! This is such a cool sounding riff.
Are you looking at something down in front of you in the middle of this video?
Bryan - LGN Student
Just spent all afternoon working on it. I am on only the 3rd lick of the open e slide DVD 1, but this was a nice tangent. I can pretty much do it, after an afternoon after practice, but need to cleanup the transitions between fretting and sliding. I’m really noisy when first putting the slide down after fretting, any tips there?
DC Reeks
Just look’n at your site. Real nice. Watching the videos, I like the style our teach.
I was at a party tonight and someone I was talk’n with said I should look you up.
I’m not a teacher, just another blues player. So.. You never know what jewels will fall to your finger tips.
Happy Holidays.
And may the New Year be filled with health, happinss and prosperity to you and your family .
DC Reeks
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