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BRUCE BOUTON

Neo-Traditional Country

 A collection of classic Nashville Country
 Pedal Steel licks that helped define the 80's and 90's 

 Bruce Bouton guides you through several of his most recognized  licks and solos, sharing his stories and insights on the recording scene at the time.

Bruce’s style helped spawn a new generation of Neo-Traditional acts and continues to influence today’s Americana music. Here’s your chance to learn the intros, licks, solos...and the backstories... direct from the source.

- Paul Franklin

CLASSIC GROOVES

• Train Beats

• 4/4 Shuffles

• Power Ballads

CLASSIC LICKS

• Intros

• Solos

• Techniques

CLASSIC SONGS

• Biggest Hits

• Era-Defining

• Country Standards

Course Clips

BRUCE BOUTON

Trainbeats, Shuffles and Country Power Ballads were the order of the day, and the players in town put a modern take on the old school sounds of Buck Owens, Merle Haggard, Charley Pride and Conway Twitty.

In this course, Bruce guides you through some of his licks and solos on "Highway 40 Blues", "Country Boy", "Much Too Young (To Feel This Damn Old)", "Shameless", "My Next Broken Heart", "That Summer", and "Old Enough To Know Better".
 

NEO-TRADITIONAL COUNTRY

In the mid-'80s, Country music welcomed a new crop of young singers with a more classic country sound. Fiddles, Teles and Pedal Steels were back on the charts and Bruce Bouton was there to keep the pedal steel front-and center with mega acts like Ricky Skaggs, Garth Brooks, Brooks & Dunn and Wade Hayes.

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