Chill Slidin - Burtsbluesboxes

Hey Wayne :D I remember that story on my first swamp tune a few years ago. Never been that far south but the wife's got the woodstove going making it feel hot enough!! It's when you hear banjos you have to worry LOL!!! I mentioned Gitty Gang Show in the description, that's very much like the old show Hee Haw except it's all homemade instruments and indie artists similar to here on looperman, just more country/folk/roots music oriented. I had been just sittin and pickin most of the day taking it easy and thought hey I'll make another video, they like the others :D Well, they really liked this one. How did you deal with the mosquitoes, a flame thrower? Good to see alot of you guys still hanging here. if you haven't put it together, used to use phatkatz4 or Rob Serling ;) ;)

Thanks Tsochai Neo really touched on the history, roots of the instrument. Not only the southern U.S. but in the apalachian hiils region as well, homemade instruments are a big thing. People make them out of anything and everything. Many of the great bluemen got their start on home made guitars. The young boys would take their mother's corn broom, pull the wire off holding the head on and use that as a string on the broom handle making a 1 string Didley bow. Their mother would whip them for it but only once so they felt it was worth it :D

I play unconventional guitar :D Do you play slide guitar? I took it up a few years ago when I became hopelessly addicted to cigar box guitars and other homemade instruments. Immediately fell in love with the sound, and how expressive such a simple instrument could be. The audio was ripped from a web cam video I made on Saturday and got alot of love. Just chillin and playing around. I noticed each track you checked out was played on different guitars. That's why so addicting, each has such a unique voice. I've been meaning to make more slide loops, that's the beauty of this place, the diveristy. Thanks Chokehold, more to come. If you want some jamming blues check Friday night jam, played on the same guitar.