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Lap Steel Guitar Facts

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The lap steel guitar evolved in the late 19th century in Hawaii, credited to Joseph Kekuku, who, as a teenager around 1889, experimented with sliding a piece of metal along the strings of a guitar laid flat on his lap, creating the signature glissando sound. This technique was inspired by Hawaiian music’s emphasis on smooth, vocal-like melodies.

While rooted in Hawaiian music, the lap steel became integral to American genres like country, blues, and western swing. In country music, it’s iconic for its weeping, soulful bends, while in blues, it adds a raw, expressive edge. It’s also used in modern genres like indie and ambient music.

The instrument is typically played horizontally on the player’s lap or on a stand, unlike a standard guitar held upright. This position allows both hands to work freely—one wielding the slide, the other plucking or damping strings.

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A person who performs on this string instrument is called a lap steel guitarist. Legends like Sol Hoʻopiʻi (Hawaiian music), Jerry Byrd (country), and David Gilmour (rock, Pink Floyd) have showcased the lap steel’s versatility. Modern artists like Ben Harper and Robert Randolph continue to push its boundaries. Other notable lap steel guitarists include Jeff Beck, Chuck Berry, John Fogerty (Creedence Clearwater Revival), Jerry Garcia (The Grateful Dead), George Harrison (The Beatles), James Kerr, John Lennon (The Beatles), Barbara Mandrell, Jimmy Page (Led Zeppelin), and Ron Wood (The Rolling Stones).

Cultural Impact
The lap steel helped spread Hawaiian music globally in the early 20th century, influencing American pop culture through radio, films, and records. Its sound became synonymous with tropical escapism in the 1920s and 1930s.

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Gretsch G5700 Electromatic Lap Steel Guitar

Product details:

  • Solid mahogany body for vibrant, wide ranging tone
  • Chrome hardware to match the striking Tobacco Sunburst finish
  • Gretsch single-coil pickup puts out lucidly smooth sounds
  • You’ll love the bang for your buck that you get with the G5700
  • Perfect for Blues, Rock, Hawaiian, Country, and Bluegrass
  • Plug the G5700 into your favorite amplifier

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Electrification Pioneer
The lap steel was one of the first instruments to be electrified. In the 1930s, Rickenbacker and Gibson produced electric lap steels, including the Rickenbacker A-22 “Frying Pan,” considered one of the earliest commercially successful electric guitars.

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