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The 12 pages that link to Slide guitar, each with the reason it gives.

• GuitarRelated: Sliding creates continuous pitch transitions unavailable from ordinary fretted notes.

• Delta bluesRelated: Bottleneck-style slides give many Delta blues performances their vocal-like inflections.

• Country bluesRelated: Bottleneck slides create the vocal-like glides heard in many country blues performances.

• Ronnie WoodBroader topic: Wood uses slide playing as a recurring color in recordings and performances.

• Steel guitarCompared with: The term covers related playing methods, while steel guitar names instruments built for horizontal bar playing.

• The White StripesRelated: Jack White used slide guitar to bring blues phrasing into the duo’s sound.

• Sister Rosetta TharpeRelated: Tharpe used sliding pitches to give electric-guitar phrases a vocal, blues-inflected quality.

• Bonnie RaittNarrower topic: Raitt became known for expressive slide-guitar playing, especially on electric guitar.

• Captain BeefheartRelated: Beefheart used blues-derived slide guitar to add rough, vocal-like sounds to his music.

• Big Bill BroonzyRelated: It offers a contrasting blues sound to Broonzy’s generally crisp, fingerpicked guitar style.

• Blind Willie JohnsonNarrower topic: Johnson used slide to create vocal-like bends and sustained, mournful tones.

• Cross Road BluesRelated: Johnson’s sliding guitar phrases answer and intensify the vocal lines.