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25 Apr 12 - 05:28 PM (#3343252) Subject: Slide From: Kara How many slide guitarist does it take to change a light bulb? |
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25 Apr 12 - 05:51 PM (#3343261) Subject: RE: Slide From: Leadfingers No Idea ,but I DO know how many Traditional Folk singers it takes ! And its Twenty Four |
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25 Apr 12 - 05:58 PM (#3343265) Subject: RE: Slide From: GUEST,999 About a half dozen. One to effect the change and the others to talk about how they could do it better. |
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25 Apr 12 - 06:15 PM (#3343269) Subject: RE: Slide From: Leadfingers No Mate - One to change it , three to sing (In Harmony) what a wonderful light bulb it was , and the other twenty to moan about how much better it would have been if it hadnt been electric |
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25 Apr 12 - 06:39 PM (#3343283) Subject: RE: Slide From: Big Al Whittle leave us slideplayers alone - we're all right. |
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25 Apr 12 - 06:54 PM (#3343292) Subject: RE: Slide From: Kara what does a slide player need to see? |
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25 Apr 12 - 07:54 PM (#3343313) Subject: RE: Slide From: Bobert I must be ambidextrous because I play slide and... ...can change a lightbulb!!! B~ |
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26 Apr 12 - 11:22 AM (#3343558) Subject: RE: Slide From: GUEST,999 . . . and at the same time, too. |
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26 Apr 12 - 11:45 AM (#3343571) Subject: RE: Slide From: Leadfingers Thats just showing off !! |
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26 Apr 12 - 11:48 AM (#3343572) Subject: RE: Slide From: GUEST,999 This is Bobert we're talkin' about here. He wets his finger before testing light sockets. But he knows his way around a slide guitar. |
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26 Apr 12 - 12:09 PM (#3343581) Subject: RE: Slide From: Amos Well, there's only two directions, so it ain't all that! :D A |
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26 Apr 12 - 12:27 PM (#3343586) Subject: RE: Slide From: GUEST,999 Amos, consider that line stolen. |
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26 Apr 12 - 01:48 PM (#3343623) Subject: RE: Slide From: Bee-dubya-ell It depends on the slide guitarist's specific style. He may play acoustic or electric. If acoustic, he may play bottleneck or lap-style. If bottleneck, he may play on a regular acoustic guitar, a wood-bodied resonator guitar, or a metal-bodied resonator guitar. If lap-style, he may play on a modified regular acoustic guitar, a Dobro, or a Weissenborn style guitar. If electric, he also may play bottleneck or lap-style. If bottleneck, he may play on a regular electric guitar, or the amplified version of a resonator guitar. If lap-style, he may play on a lap steel or a pedal steel. I count that to be ten different ways to play slide guitar. We slide players can't even make up our minds how it should be done and you want to know how many of us it takes to change a lightbulb? |
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26 Apr 12 - 02:42 PM (#3343655) Subject: RE: Slide From: GUEST,Hookey Wole "How many slide guitarist does it take to change a light bulb?" almost an infinite number ???? However many are in the room taking it in turns to run the bulb up and down their guitars deciding if it sounds any better than a beer bottle neck !!!?? |
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27 Apr 12 - 05:15 AM (#3343899) Subject: RE: Slide From: David C. Carter If Bobert plays his electric slide guitar, naked,whilst taking a shower(every 6 months,wether he needs one or not)he ain't going to need to change no light bulb! He'll be just another "flash in the pan". I'll get me coat |