Learning to Backup-Fills on E9th

Larry Banks · From: Utah, USA

I have played lead guitar for years. Dabbled in pedal steel. I have been learning intros and solos from Mickey and Steel pickers. That said, I want to learn backup fills and runs for country songs... want to improvise like I do on my Tele. Any recommendations?

Jim Eaton · From: Santa Susana, Ca

Take your "go to - best lick" on your 6 stg and work it out on steel. Its all the same notes. They are just in different places! JE:-)>
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Larry Banks · From: Utah, USA

Good idea.

James Sission · From: Sugar Land,Texas USA

Paul Franklin E9 course. He teaches a section on pads fills and back ups. What Jim Eaton said is also solid advice.

Steve Hinson · From: Hendersonville Tn USA

Get some Ray Price albums and some Conway Twitty albums and learn every lick...

You'll be loaded for bear...

SH

Larry Banks · From: Utah, USA

Thanks for the advice.

Lee Baucum · From: McAllen, Texas (Extreme South) The Final Frontier

This was a great course:

https://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=293036

Larry Banks · From: Utah, USA

Thanks for sharing, Lee.

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