Chords for Tony Furtado - How to make a Bottleneck Slide

_ _ _ _ [B] This is how I learned to make a bottle neck slide.
_ _ _ [N] So this is how I learned how to make a bottle neck slide.
This is how_ _ _
Hey Tony, how did you learn how to make a bottle neck slide? _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ This is how I learned how to make a bottle neck slide.
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_ [D#] Are you [N] ready? _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ Wait a second.
I need to focus that.
Dude, that was a pretty clean cut.
No it's not.
That's the little metal part. _ _ _
Alright, seriously.
Here's how you make a bottle [B] neck slide.
_ First I'll tell you what you need.
You need a bottle.
I [D#] like to use wine bottles.
Preferably these green glass types that slope a little bit like [G] that.
You need a candle.
_ It matches the light of the candle.
One of these [C] three pronged glass cutter things, but [G#m] I tape it [G#] right there.
You'll see why in a minute.
Some sandpaper.
_ _ [B] And some band-aids, just in case.
We're going to get the _ _ glass cutter.
It's actually an etcher, it's not really a cutter.
You want to [C#] first measure exactly where your pinky or whatever finger you're going to use [Gm] comes to.
Mine comes to about there.
Take this in your hand like this.
This is why I taped it right here, [D#] so the three prongs don't really hurt your finger.
_ You're going to want to get as straight a line around this thing as possible.
It'll take you a few times getting it.
_ _ [C] So here we go.
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_ _ _ _ _ [G#] For those in the cheap seats, he's holding [N] the etcher in one spot and he is rotating the bottle.
_ _ _ There we go.
Nice.
Pretty straight cut.
_ _ You're going to need a cold water source too.
Right here it's going to be the _ sink water. _
We're going to take _ _ the _ bottle and you're going to put the flame right on that etch mark.
Because you want to get the [C] glass good and hot right there.
_ _ It's hotter up toward the top of the flame. _
While I'm getting that good and hot, I'm going to be getting the water good and [C#] cold.
I'm going to let that [F#] run.
_ _ _ Getting cold.
Because once _ this [D] is hot, we're [N] going to run it under the cold water.
_ _ [F#] The theory is that it breaks at its weakest point.
The weakest point is where that etch mark is. _
It's getting good and hot.
I think [G#] it's about ready. _ _
Let's hope so.
Here we go. _ _ _
_ Ah, I heard a little crack mark. _
I [F] heard a little crack sound.
It's definitely _ ready to go.
_ _ [C#] _ _ Then I just tap it.
I'm going to go to the floor and tap it. _ _ _ _ _
Ba-Bam.
There you go.
I'm going to dry it off and get rid of this carbon that was _ _ _ [N] deposited on the top there. _ _
_ _ _ I'm simply going to sand it down.
_ I like to push it away from me.
What I'm doing is I'm at an angle.
_ Going down and away.
_ _ Away.
[C#] _ _ _
Like that.
_ I'm [B] also going to do this lethal edge right [F] here.
I'm going to do it like that.
_ [G] _
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To flatten it out a little bit more, I'm going to just pull it completely flat down and push away.
Turn it a little bit, push away, turn it a little bit.
_ Like that. _ _ _ _
Now I'm going to just really get in there. _ _ _
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_ _ I'm going to get the [G] inside. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [Bm] _ _ _
_ _ _ That looks [D#] pretty good. _
_ [B] _ _ Wash it off. _ _
Dry it off.
_ _ [A] How about we try it out?
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_ [D#] _ _ _ [C#m] _ _ _ [F#] _
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[C#] _ _ There you go.
[Cm] Bottle neck slide.