Uploaded May 2013 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
This is a beautiful song from the 1939 classic film, "The Wizard Of Oz," originally sang by Judy Garland. I'm using a very basic C6th setup. For this song I'm only using pedals 5,6,7 and 8 with no knee levers. My pedals are all standard chord changes.
My favorite steel guitar version of the song is performed on C6th pedal steel by Jimmy Day. My strings are about a year old, but still sound pretty nice. Albeit, I should change them soon since it's been quite awhile.
Here's the tablature if you play C6th pedal steel guitar and would like to learn the song...
steelc6th.com/tabs/c6th_pedal_steel/somewhere_over_the_rainbow.htm
My amplifier is a Peavey Nashville 112 (settings: Low: 9; Mid: 0; Shift: 300; High: 9; Presence: 6). This Pro-II Sho-Bud has the stock pickups, which are fine.
I'm using a BOSS DD-3 delay (settings: 9 o'clock; 9 o'clock; 2 o'clock; 800 milliseconds). My amp's reverb is on about 3 1/2. Volume pedal is a Goodrich.
I'm playing the rhythm track on my computer.
This is a beautiful song from the 1939 classic film, "The Wizard Of Oz," originally sang by Judy Garland. I'm using a very basic C6th setup. For this song I'm only using pedals 5,6,7 and 8 with no knee levers. My pedals are all standard chord changes.
My favorite steel guitar version of the song is performed on C6th pedal steel by Jimmy Day. My strings are about a year old, but still sound pretty nice. Albeit, I should change them soon since it's been quite awhile.
Here's the tablature if you play C6th pedal steel guitar and would like to learn the song...
steelc6th.com/tabs/c6th_pedal_steel/somewhere_over_the_rainbow.htm
My amplifier is a Peavey Nashville 112 (settings: Low: 9; Mid: 0; Shift: 300; High: 9; Presence: 6). This Pro-II Sho-Bud has the stock pickups, which are fine.
I'm using a BOSS DD-3 delay (settings: 9 o'clock; 9 o'clock; 2 o'clock; 800 milliseconds). My amp's reverb is on about 3 1/2. Volume pedal is a Goodrich.
I'm playing the rhythm track on my computer.
