Martin la guitarra17th August 2008awesome feeling there, good job!
DeepRoots17th August 2008Great job capturing his sound here Henry! Some sweet licks in there
Kristofer Dahl17th August 2008Super-groovy Henry!
Nemanja Filipovic17th August 2008Oh,beautiful lesson Henry.
You really got the Jimi style here.
Chokehold17th August 2008I have never heard anything that Jimi Hendrix have done, but after this i really want to check him out
Joe Kataldo17th August 2008Nice Composition
Juan M. Valero17th August 2008awesome !!! love this lesson
Well done mate
Ivan Milenkovic17th August 2008Nice sounding mate, great job
Nazgul17th August 2008Man, that's some groovy stuff! Thanks
Pablo Vazquez17th August 2008Incredible lesson!!!! Great Job!
Muris Varajic17th August 2008Catchy stuff,just like Hendrix,well done!!
Ian Bushell17th August 2008That's so Hendrix!!!
Great lesson man
Bogdan Radovic17th August 2008Excellent lesson Henry!!!
kaznie_NL17th August 2008Great job henry! I like it
- Maximus17th August 2008
Very well done
Nick32517th August 2008awesome
Jerry Arcidiacono17th August 2008Beautiful lesson Henry.
chmilew17th August 2008Yeah so groovy
Nice lesson Henry !
Hisham Al-Sanea17th August 2008very welldone Henry.
mattacuk18th August 2008that sounds alot like Hendrix, good job !!!!
ItsMe18th August 2008yes that's definetly the Hendrix vibe. cool
Henry Dietzel18th August 2008Thanks everyone, I'm glad you enjoyed this lesson I had fun putting it together for you!!
Marcus Siepen18th August 2008cool lesson
Toni Suominen18th August 2008Rocking stuff there Henry!
zoom19th August 2008Henry your cooking here Hendrix feel is cool and your got it!!!
- Henry Dietzel19th August 2008
Thanks for checking out the lesson guys & thanks for the kind words
Alejandro Pinero19th August 2008fantastic Henry !!
cool rhythm!!
Gabriel Leopardi19th August 2008I love this groovy stuff! This solo is amazing and your interpretation is excelent. Great feeling Henry!
Danilo Capezzuto19th August 2008Really nice lesson Henry, Jimi is one of my favorites, I need more, keep on!
Carlos Carrillo19th August 2008Great composition! The feelings are really incredible!!
Very good performance in the techniques Good work!
Lian Gerbino19th August 2008cool man!
Sergio Dorado19th August 2008Awesome lesson. It sounds really like Jimmy!
- Henry Dietzel20th August 2008
Thank you guys
David Wallimann20th August 2008Great lesson Henry!
I love your tone and excellent feel. You totally captured Hendrix's vibe on this. Great work!
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30 Beginner Blues Licks
Blues, Blues Rock, B.B King, SRV, Chuck Berry, Jimi Hendrixby Chris Harrington
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Hey GMCer’s! Today’s lesson we will be trying to capture the style of a well known player and one of my favorite guitarists, Jimi Hendrix.
My inspiration for this lesson came after hearing an instrumental backing track to Astro Man by Jimi. This was a rare studio take that ran 11:20 long and in my opinion showcases some of his best playing.
There is so much to say about Jimi’s style. The guitar seemed to be a part of his body and he used it to channel what was going through his mind. In this lesson I will use a few riffs that can be heard throughout his playing, but mostly I jammed this lesson out on the fly, improvising like Jimi was famous for doing. I later went back and tabbed it out.
This lesson is played at 150bpm in 4/4.
We're using the D#/Eb minor pentatonic scale and adding a chromatic A note. There are backing tracks at 150, 115, 85, 65 and a 3min loop at 150. I included diagrams of the minor pentatonic scale and one with the chromatic notes in blue.
If you have questions or need help please send me a message. I look forward to your feedback.
Good luck & have fun!
