CAREFUL here! You do NOT want to take these examples too far. Pushing the neck of the guitar back and forth in relation to the body has been a way to do chord vibrato without a tremolo for ages. Doesn't mean you should do it forcefully and all time though. It is however, quite pleasant and effective as a vibrato tool, so please check out the video and try it out (with aforementioned warnings).
Tutorial - Vibrato 101: How to "Wiggle" the Strings
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Vibrato 101: Part 1 - Do's and Don'ts of Vibrato
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Vibrato 101: Part 2 - The Door Knob Vibrato
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Vibrato 101: Part 3 - The Push/Pull Vibrato
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Vibrato 101: Part 4 - The Open Hand Vibrato
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Vibrato 101: Part 5 - The Violin Vibrato
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Vibrato 101: Part 6 - Circular or Elliptical Vibrato
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Vibrato 101: Part 7 - Chords and Headstock Bending
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Vibrato 101: Part 8 - Vibrato and Bending
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Vibrato 101: Part 9 - Professional Vibrato Secrets
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