JH Lesson - Voodoo Chile (S.R.) Main Rhythm (3/5)

[TheDilligan]

Very inciteful, thank you!

[ChrisVGuitarist]

THAT TONE IS KILLER! The full Electric Ladyland DVD has all the little ghost notes.. and wow is there a lot more to this song! Andy is fricken Awesome!

[MrGuitar982]

Very Hendrixy sound..... Best explanation ever

Love your lessons Andy

[jerome4445]

thanks for posting.

[EndCat47]

dude turn your fucking gain down. this aint hard rock

[fguka]

@EndCat47 you're a fucking idiot. this is perfect tone

[EndCat47]

@fguka upon later review, its ok, but its a bit Bass-heavy

[dres4159]

@EndCat47 Yes it is dumbass. God damn your dumb~!!!!!

[EndCat47]

@dres4159 you can comment on a 5 month old comment but not on a 2 month old comment to see me rescind my earlier statement?

[cry2love]

Oh my god...! This guy got ears!!!!!!!

[will123768]

you are my saveour!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

[dirtstyles]

Great lesson but he's got way too much gain and treble on his amp.

[sw3210]

@dirtstyles sounds fine to me

[ecgedsel]

this guy talks to much

[wilneal1]

your a jerk

[tombrackett1]

very cool lesson. But even cooler guitar. What year is that strat?

[suricatafari]

really nice lesson!

[StratoBlaster420]

Man Jimi Hendrix was a prophet or an alien or something. It blows my mind that people are still trying to figure out how he did what he did and he's been dead for 40 years. The craziest thing about it to me is he did all this while singing at the same time.

[nelsano3]

@StratoBlaster420 totally! ive been playing for a few years now and i can see how most of the great players have learnt the basics and progressed from there, you can always trace what they do with theory and it makes sense, but hendrix is different, he takes all the conventions and throws them in the mix, i think he was one of those rare musicians like bach or mozart who truly felt the music without maybe understanding how. we will be studying his music forever!

[StratoBlaster420]

@nelsano3 I agree 100% Jimi Hendrix was a profound genius. not only with his musical understanding, but also with his message of peace, love and unity.

[sw3210]

@StratoBlaster420 not an alien just a brilliant guitar genius. nothing like him before or since. we play his music becasue, as you say, 40 years later its still fresh and innovative. a sad contrast to much of todays crap..

[0890ahodge]

@StratoBlaster420

AND learning with the strings upside down!!

[s2pdt]

@0890ahodge he actually played a right-hand guitar but changed the strings

[rrguitar1]

where's his 7th fret inlay ?

[lenoxjfk]

great

[joachimekstrom]

great lesson

[HolyGK]

great tonr

[fendermehmet]

this is the most accurate one on youtube. ty

[d00mgeek2012]

Yea, umm..okay

[BastardAlleycat]

"Impossible with rubber feet" Hogwash! I must be double jointed or something.

[rocknrails]

Thanks! You've really helped!