Originally Posted by: aschleman+1 to the Allman Brothers in Duane Allmans days... The guitar work is second to none...

Check out a guy named Eric Sardinas... he's not very well known however, he does have his own signature slide called the "Preachin Pipe". He also has some instructional DVD's. I saw him live at the House of Blues in Chicago and I also talked to him and his rhythm player after the show and he's a cool guy. He's only about 30-32 years old too...

Also... get on google.com and search for "slide guitar lessons" or "slide guitar scales" and you should come up with a bunch of stuff. It's not too hard to find anything on the internet you just have to try.

+100 to both of you guys for Duane Allman... Early cream and Allman bross were great!! I saw Sardinas too... he is really good. He was a, uhm, don"t know how that is called in english? Well, when someone not so known performs just before someone famous. Anyhow, he played before Vai. And played well.
Uhm, now something to answer the thread. :)
Check out Chris Rea for slide work. Real nice, nothing imposing or agressive, smooth and clean. Real nice.