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Kristofer Dahl2nd December 2007Ahh! Just beauatiful Jerry - very well done! 
Owen2nd December 2007Wow Jerry!
That was awesome, you really captured the feel of Hendrix 
botoxfox2nd December 2007Nice...
The Uncreator2nd December 2007I was bit skeptical at first, but wow man,. you did a great job!!
Juan M. Valero2nd December 2007Yeah, very cool lesson
g-forcelover2nd December 2007Go Hendrix!!! and you! that was awsome!
Bogdan Radovic2nd December 2007Great lesson Jerry! Nice piece of music also! 
SDMF752nd December 2007That was awesome!
Maximus2nd December 2007Sweet!
Ben N2nd December 2007excellent!!!
Andrew Cockburn2nd December 2007Amazing sound there, and some really nice riffing!
Ivan Milenkovic2nd December 2007Very nice man. I have done my own Jimi Hendrix Rhythm Style lesson and I am glad that we can show diferent approaches in guitar technique of this great legend!! It will be ULded in a couple of days. Keep on Rockin` Jerry
Jenkinson2nd December 2007Hahahaha! Please more Hendrix.
Kristofer Dahl2nd December 2007Excellent Ivan - we sure need lots of different lessons to cover all the aspects of Hendrix's playing!
Ctodd2nd December 2007If anyone does another Hendrix style lesson, you need to be sure to include a lesson on how to play with your teeth! lol
Nick3252nd December 2007very nice hendrix is one of my favorite players
ezravdb2nd December 2007omg, this is composition is awesome
RyanAW2nd December 2007this is extreme!!!
definately more hendrix
SLASH912nd December 2007Wow, awesome job. You really captured his feel.
Ayen2nd December 2007Sounds exactly like him Jerry! Great job!!
Gabriel Leopardi2nd December 2007It sounds wonderfull! Very good job Jerry!
Layzer2nd December 2007very well done jerry!
David Wallimann2nd December 2007Yeah! This one is axcellent!
Jerry Arcidiacono2nd December 2007Thank you guys!!
The Uncreator: I was skeptical too... maybe also right now
Ivan: That's cool! On a side note, some weeks ago I was thinking about a lesson regarding the minor pentatonic scale and how to join the boxes.
Ctodd: Not me at the moment! How can we tab the teeth technique??
Hisham Al-Sanea2nd December 2007well done jerry
jerry i love you. your lessons are the only ones im ever motivated to learn anymore haha
this is amazing keep up the awesome work
Muris Varajic3rd December 2007Bravo!!
awesome jerry i've been waiting to long for this lesson but you really pulled through!
andrei.sz3rd December 2007wow really great! and yes, wee sure need more Jimi Lessons .
Jerry Arcidiacono3rd December 2007Thank you again!
Joey: really?? 
Muris: Grazie!!
Hemlok3rd December 2007Excellent! The more Jimi lessons the better!! Thankyou so much Jerry. Made my day. Because of my internet it takes me 5-10 mins to load each video but it is worths its wait for sure.
man0mule3rd December 2007thanks a ton. wanted a hendrix lesson badly. this one reminds me allot of wind cries mary and little wing.
Jerry Arcidiacono4th December 2007man0mule: yes, these songs are the main inspiration for the lesson.
Pablo Vazquez4th December 2007I Love Hendrix... so, I love this lesson! Good Work.
ok i dont get the difference between the glissato and non-glissato
Jerry Arcidiacono4th December 2007krawetz: thank you for your post. In this lesson is better to say "acciaccatura" for the quick notes. When I made the text tab from Guitar Pro, the software has used the "g" letter, so the glissato came into my mind.
If you use Guitar Pro you can see the standard notation for these notes and you can hear the difference from the ordinary hammer-ons.
I will fix it...
This is a good link for the ornaments.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ornament_%28music%29
woow way better than jimi hendrix. a lot more accurate:)
Jerry Arcidiacono5th December 2007guitarmasterwannabe: mmmm... I don't know... 
The texts about the ornaments are fixed.
Kristofer Dahl5th December 2007Ahh this is still just as beaturiful!!
Jerry Arcidiacono6th December 2007Thank you Kris!
Toni Suominen8th December 2007I love your lessons Jerry, nice tone!
Jerry Arcidiacono9th December 2007Thank you very much, Toni.
ibanez rocker10th December 2007very nice lesson, jerry. has a good tone to it
GrowingDown110th December 2007Awesome Jerry! Jimmy is my all-time number one. Many people try to play his songs and many can. But re-creating his feel and touch are a whole different thing. You did a great job. More Hendrix style lessons please!
Jerry Arcidiacono12th December 2007Thank you for the kind words, guys!
Carlos Carrillo21st February 2008Jerry!!!.Nice feeling in the fingers..Great lesson i want more!
Danilo Capezzuto15th March 2008Bellissimo Jerry.
Jerry Arcidiacono15th March 2008Thanks! 
Chiruki23rd April 2008I'm sure i missed some important lessons or something, but can i ask, how do I play the notes from 7th fret in b and d string without hitting the g string? 
Jerry Arcidiacono23rd April 2008Hi Chiruki,
are you talking about video #1?
Guitar Pro exports ASCII tabs in this way, for the grace notes.
Of course, with your first pickstroke you play three strings, D,G and B, using your index finger at the 7th fret. Then you add quickly the other two fingers, using the hammer-on technique.
Let me know if you need more help.
Chiruki23rd April 2008Oh that's all I needed to know .. thank you so much.. awesome lesson btw.
Jerry Arcidiacono24th April 2008Thank you Chiruki
Jerry, this was fantastic! I would really appreciate if you did a second Jimi hendrix lesson
Nice lesson!
I had one question: In section 2, you slide from 5 to 7 on the 6th string, and then the tab suggests you're playing the 3rd and 4th strings on the seventh fret. But both the sound and the video seem like you're barring the whole 7th fret and we're hearing the 1st and 2nd strings also. Can you clarify?
Thanks for a great Hendrix style lesson, I'm really going to enjoy studying this.
Jerry Arcidiacono7th May 2008Hi Gary,
you're right. With my left ring finger I press the first three strings (E-B-G). I will fix the tab.
Thank you for your post.
Jerry Arcidiacono11th May 2008The tab on section #2 is fixed now. Thank you Gary for finding this.
Mats Hedberg21st June 2008hi Jerry i love hendrix!
good on you!
mats.
Jerry Arcidiacono23rd June 2008Grazie Mats 
Vinod Saranga24th August 2008Very musical Jerry
I'm going to learn this
Jerry Arcidiacono25th August 2008Thank you Vinod
Jerry Arcidiacono20th December 2008Thank you Jesse
kaznie_NL27th January 2009wow, beautiful!
Jerry Arcidiacono27th January 2009Thank you Kaznie
Alexiaden9324th July 2009Really cool crunchy sound
Jerry Arcidiacono24th July 2009Thanks Alex
Dexter14th December 2009I still haven't mastered muting unwanted notes, but damn is this fun to play once you've memorized it. I'm addicted!! I've been playing for 8 months and want to spend as much time as possible until I can get it sounding like the original - and up to speed! Great lesson
Jerry Arcidiacono15th December 2009
Kristian Hyvarinen25th April 2010A very beautiful composition that really captured the melodic side of Hendrix's songs. Awesome!
Jerry Arcidiacono26th April 2010
Daniel Realpe2nd May 2010excellent!
Jerry Arcidiacono2nd May 2010Thanks Daniel
As innovative as Jimi was, his style is often a mix between rhythm and solo. This approch is one of his trademarks, and if you want to use your scales as a springboard for rhythmic ideas, this is for you!
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