I concur! Eric's work is top notch. I've spent way more on lessons with a person who gives me a fraction of the info that I get JUST from this one video... that's why I support him on Patreon... (hint hint)
Very thoughtful way to take some Hendrix thinking apart; use another artist’s song, just as Hendrix did so beautifully and so regularly. His blues legacy is legion for such a short recording career. When we go to the alter of Jimi we always return with manifold new understandings about much of music’s higher intentions. Big thank you for this ride up to the mount.
@@EricHaugenGuitar Thank you again for all your good teaching. I’m really learning a lot from you and getting a kick out of it as I go. That’s why I’m a proud Patreon of yours.
As always an insightful lesson, great tone and unique equipment (without coming off as a hipster). I also appreciate the technical bits about the recording. Keep up the good work Eric.
Man, i really appreciate your insight on how to view the fretboard, it always opens up a ton of ideas for me. And your tone is always incredible. thank you!
It's my pleasure! Yeah - it's very tricky to get the doublestops to come out clean and fluid for me too! The attack has to be just right, not exactly gentle, but graceful. Slow and steady wins the race!
Thank you some much for these lessons, so refreshing to get a online tutor who has great taste as well as the chops! This reminds me of some of my favorite Jimi stuff harking back to his Isley Brothers and Lonnie Youngblood roots. Keep up the good work!
Thanks Alan! Yeah! To me - Jimi was the sum of all rock and r&b guitar that came before him. That's why I keep going back to his style - everything's in there!
That's a lot of good stuff packed in that lesson. Had me laughing out loud at the end. Need to sit down and spend like a month trying all you showed. I know some of them but apparently I've missed about 99%. Great channel that actually plays the style I wanna play and hear. You have my sound. Now Give IT TO ME!
Thanks Tyler! Yeah, I'm very aware of efficiency! I try to give the information, how I came up with it, and then move along without too much discussion! I too, don't like it when I click on a video to learn something, and the person spends 5 minutes talking about the vacation they just took :-)
Hey Eric, Thought share cool story with ya. In 1997 I bought an old house ,went inside and 2 dogs came running out, and a nice homeless man was living inside. Walked thru and got to the cellar, and on a concrete brick all dirty was that same Silverstone head inch's above water. Some TLC and couple AX7s later, it sits on friends shelf among Jcm800s, Tweed Bluesman's and more and he claims it's better than the rest he has. To hear it thru a 400lbs Leslie is amazing. Thank you sir for the sounds!
"If it's a major chord I use the major pentatonic, if it's a minor chord, the minor pentatonic" Somewhere around the 9 minute or after that IittIe gem came out. Thanx Eric.
I friggin love this song and lesson I didn’t even notice u were using the tweed. It really sounds invigorating with that stang I love your other amp too. Your tone is always superb but this tweed may be the goat.
Thanks for the lesson! I feel like I'm sitting in the living room jamming with a friend. I think I learned more during the last 20 minutes than I have for the past 20 years! Love your tasty tone!!
That's exactly what I'm going for! Thank you! The internet can be a noisy place - I try to create a chill space, and teach as if I was showing one of my buddies something :-D
Eric , I love this video of yours so much tone and possibilities! Listening through my headphones my brain just goes wild . Keep up the great work!!! Thx
Hi Eric, you are really one of the best teachers on youtube for this style of guitar. I have purchased some of your tabs including this one. My only recommendation would be please provide a count for the start of you backtracks. It's really difficult to play along with this backtrack especially without a count in (not sure if I am saying that correctly). Otherwise, thanks for the super work you are doing.
Thanks so much Rob! *Usually* I make sure my backing tracks start with 1-2 bars lead in. However, this one is a special case as I made it *after* the video shoot - kinda built it to follow the guitar. I think I can go back in and put a bass walk up in, though. That'd probably help a lot!
That lesson has totally elevated my approach and I'm really enjoying playing again! As ever your tone is amazing! I picked up the Deco pedal and its gotten me closer to where I want to be sonically. Thank you so much Eric! ps get some merch happening so we can show you some love and share what you're doing!
Cool! Congrats on the Deco! I find it really comes to life when you crank the saturation Knob 3/4 up. Regarding merch - my wife has a screenprinted clothing line so I bet I could make some T shirts happen :-D
Stumbled across your videos after finding the 'war on drugs' red eyes lesson. Really enjoying going through these other ones, thanks a lot - More please!
Picked up a hot rod deville... an older one. American made. So glad I got this lesson in before I picked it up I was playing a solid state with a custom tele and finally got the amp I need for it. What do u dial your tweed in at ??
Those are great amps! The clean tone and reverb is as good anything Fender's ever made! I keep my tweed pro real low - my drive comes from the Deco. Settings: Volume - 2.5 Bass - 3 Treble - 7 Presence - 7
Thanks! As you can imagine, I love rotary effects! I used to keep a univibe on my board, and and constantly battling with the desire to put it back on :-D
Hey Eric, are you hybrid picking on some of this?...If not most of it?...especially the hammered DS's? I just bought the tab for it and I am trying to incorporate some of the technique into my playing...
Hrmm it varies quite a bit, I think. When I want a snappier sound, I’ll hybrid pick, but you could get similar results with either technique - try it both ways and see what you like better! 😎
Thanks man, and will do...I was just curious for that little run in C minor early on to get that quick flutter it seemed to me that it would work well there but with a little less agression so as not to get too much of a 'pop' from it
The best guitar lessons on TH-cam in my opinion
Thanks so much, Michael!
I agree - I learn so much that I can actually use in Eric's relatively short videos.
I concur! Eric's work is top notch. I've spent way more on lessons with a person who gives me a fraction of the info that I get JUST from this one video... that's why I support him on Patreon... (hint hint)
I'm in love with this old R&B guitar style. Like your breakdown of it.
What a legend you are sir! Good to see the Eric live alive and well.
Sometimes the simplest lessons are the best lessons. This is one of them, thank you.
Somehow years later I always find my way back to this one. Great job
Very thoughtful way to take some Hendrix thinking apart; use another artist’s song, just as Hendrix did so beautifully and so regularly. His blues legacy is legion for such a short recording career. When we go to the alter of Jimi we always return with manifold new understandings about much of music’s higher intentions. Big thank you for this ride up to the mount.
Yeah! That's why I do so many "Hendrix Doublestops on _______" vids - it's my way of practicing/adapting his approach!
@@EricHaugenGuitar Thank you again for all your good teaching. I’m really learning a lot from you and getting a kick out of it as I go. That’s why I’m a proud Patreon of yours.
Beautiful playing. So lazy and effortlessly melodic. You play it all week...I'll keep listening to it all week. Thank you.
Thanks so much, Pete!
You're too kind!
I could listen to you all day long. And I won't say that about many players!
Aww shuck, thanks so much man!
You're too kind!
Man that is just stunning.
What a genuine guy. Always, great lessons. Love the commentary and the sing-song fill at the end. Big smile. Thank you.
Thanks so much David!
Such a great lesson...again. Your familiarity with the fretboard and capacity on the instrument is enviable. Thanks!
Thanks so much, Ian!
I love stumbling onto gems of wisdom like this! Loved this lesson 🍻
Thanks!
Yeah - it's a great way to practice. Take techniques, and extrapolate them onto a new background!
Still loving the tone and especially loving the soul/R&B vibes.
Thanks Daniel!
I love Sam Cooke so much!
This is the best tutorial on TH-cam so far. Instantly subscribed
Thanks so much Sazan!
This kind of chord+fill playing is everything to me!
As always an insightful lesson, great tone and unique equipment (without coming off as a hipster). I also appreciate the technical bits about the recording. Keep up the good work Eric.
Thanks Andrea!
I just picked up a new ribbon mic - a Rode NTR. I'm gonna try it out this weekend when I shoot some more vids. More sonic improvements!
More doublestops lesson please! This was awesome!
Will do, buddy!
There's so many possibilities once you start tinkering with these things :-D
Anıl Yazar cannot agree more. These lessons are amazing!!!!!!
cleanest cover ive ever seen
Man, i really appreciate your insight on how to view the fretboard, it always opens up a ton of ideas for me. And your tone is always incredible. thank you!
Thank so much, Matt!
I love empowering my fellow guitarfriends out there with new ideas and approaches!
Your videos are really making me appreciate the mustang a lot more.
ERIC YOU ROCK
This is such a beautifully executed song! I love you sound and touch. Beautiful!
Thanks so much, Patrick!
You're too kind!
love the r&b lessons
Thanks Kameron!
I'm working out some Shuggie Otis as we speak - stay tuned!
It took me 5 years to find this video 😁 Thanx!
Thanks Eric! This lesson made me appreciate Same Cooke's music!
Wonderful guitar lessons. Really enjoyed this one.
Great content Eric, you're doing us all a great service.
That tone is sweet!
Thanks so much!
Again, nuggets everywhere. Really helpful for trying to make my playing sound fancy.. Thanks.
It's my pleasure!
This style is perfect for dressing up simple soul progressions :-D
Brilliant so helpful to my playing
Yay! That's what I love to hear!
pure gold. great job!
Thanks so much!
Thanks for this been watching this over and over again. Learned so much
That makes me so happy to hear!
Hendrix-fying things is a great way to open up the fretboard - really changes how to look at things!
my two favorite avant-garde guitar samurais, yourself and damian bacci! both brilliant!
Thanks Jeffrey!
I really like Damian's stuff too - especially when he twangifies non-rockabilly tunes. Very clever!
Waow so so much to learn double stops really hard ,trying not to ''choke'' and let ring the right strings,thanks so much!!
It's my pleasure!
Yeah - it's very tricky to get the doublestops to come out clean and fluid for me too! The attack has to be just right, not exactly gentle, but graceful. Slow and steady wins the race!
These are my favorite videos from you! Please keep this up!!!!!
Thanks Gavin! Will do!
I absolutely love your playing Eric!
Dude thanks so much man!
Just trying to do all these great songs justice :-)
I dig this, because I really love the live R Kelly version, and this seems to be really close to what his guitarist is doing. Thank U
Gonna go home and binge on double stops tonight! Thanks Eric. Always great insight.
Excellent!
That's a very positive type of binge-ing - as opposed to the 4 hours of "Stranger Things" I just watched :-D
Thank you some much for these lessons, so refreshing to get a online tutor who has great taste as well as the chops! This reminds me of some of my favorite Jimi stuff harking back to his Isley Brothers and Lonnie Youngblood roots. Keep up the good work!
Thanks Alan!
Yeah! To me - Jimi was the sum of all rock and r&b guitar that came before him. That's why I keep going back to his style - everything's in there!
Brilliant and beautiful Eric.
Thanks so much, Spud!
Gorgeous tone!
Thanks so much, Paul!
That's a lot of good stuff packed in that lesson. Had me laughing out loud at the end. Need to sit down and spend like a month trying all you showed. I know some of them but apparently I've missed about 99%. Great channel that actually plays the style I wanna play and hear. You have my sound. Now Give IT TO ME!
Ha! You crack me up, David!
Thanks so much for watching!
This is a song that I play a lot.Ive got something to weave in now .Thanks
Such a powerful tune!
great tone, great lesson. Thank You for posting
It's my pleasure!
Thanks for watching!
Valuable lesson, many thanks !
i love the way do you do sophisticated and colorful licks, great lesson, and greetings!
Hi Esteban!
Thanks for all your support!
This style of chord & fill playing is really fun for me - that's why you see me do it so much :-)
Great lesson! and lovely tone!!
Thanks so much!
OMG dude! Thank you so much for this! It has completely changed the way I play guitar for the better!
It's my pleasure, Kyle!
I'm happy to help spread the chill vibes :-D
Okay, you are so cool. Love the lesson, and the ad-lib vocals at the end. Yes definitely more please!
Ha! Thanks Marty!
I forgot about the goofy bit at the end :-)
Lovely lesson thanks
It's my pleasure, buddy!
Awesome lesson
Thanks Galen!
Have fun with it!
Love your stuff. I really appreciate your concise video structure's, so please continue that trend.
Thanks Tyler!
Yeah, I'm very aware of efficiency! I try to give the information, how I came up with it, and then move along without too much discussion!
I too, don't like it when I click on a video to learn something, and the person spends 5 minutes talking about the vacation they just took :-)
Real good stuff Eric, Thanks!
But of course!
Thanks for watching!
Great lesson Eric, it's just the stuff that i'm excited about playing at the moment.
Thank you
Cool!
This is a really smooth style to play - I try really hard to make it flow :-D
Love this tutorial
Hey Eric, Thought share cool story with ya. In 1997 I bought an old house ,went inside and 2 dogs came running out, and a nice homeless man was living inside. Walked thru and got to the cellar, and on a concrete brick all dirty was that same Silverstone head inch's above water. Some TLC and couple AX7s later, it sits on friends shelf among Jcm800s, Tweed Bluesman's and more and he claims it's better than the rest he has. To hear it thru a 400lbs Leslie is amazing. Thank you sir for the sounds!
Wow that is so cool!
Yeah - I'd love to get my hands on a real Leslie cab. I've gotten to use them in studios and those behemoths are something else!
"If it's a major chord I use the major pentatonic, if it's a minor chord, the minor pentatonic" Somewhere around the 9 minute or after that IittIe gem came out. Thanx Eric.
What a cool idea for a lesson. Yesssss!!
I love this song, and I love Jimi - it's a win-win!
This is what is all about, amazing. Thank you very much!
It's my pleasure, DJ!
love all your doublestop lessons, has changed my playing a lot!
That makes me so happy to hear, Michael!
I'm here to spread the slidey-crunchy-groovy-guitar love :-D
What a beautiful intro, Eric. Great lesson as always!
Thanks so much, Pete!!
Honestly amazing ! What mojo ! Brilliant ! Best tuto on TH-cam. Love all your videos especially Jimi ones 👍👍👍👍🔥🔥🔥
Dude thanks so much!
amazing! this stuff is golden!
Thanks man!
Imagining "what if Hendrix played on _________" is such a fun way to work on pentatonics and doublestops!
Another wonderful lesson, really very much appreciated. Thank you so much.
It's my pleasure, David!
This lesson really helped me. Thanks!!
You are wonderful teacher. And your cat is adorable. Your guitar sounds amazing. I hope you and your cat happy.
Thank so much Hyunuk!
Me, Kitty, and Wife have a nice time here in Pittsboro, NC - just a funky little hippie farmer town in the south :-)
Fantastic.. the tone in this video was Sick ! Great lessons
Thanks so much, Bryan!
Beautiful lesson! thank you, sir for this Hendrix swag lesson!
It's my pleasure, Patrick!
Thanks for watching!
Thanks! This really helped me.
Thanks Lisa!
brilliant Eric.
Thanks so much, Rick!
You're too kind!
Sweet guitar. Nice lesson.
Thanks Brad!
Excellent playing, Eric. Love your work.
Thanks so much!
I really appreciate it!
Dude that guitar is dope.
Thanks Torrance!
It’s my trusty 66 mustang - I’ve had it since high school in the 90s!
I friggin love this song and lesson I didn’t even notice u were using the tweed. It really sounds invigorating with that stang I love your other amp too. Your tone is always superb but this tweed may be the goat.
Thanks Spaceboy!
Yeah - the tweed has a certain "zinginess" that the Silvertone lacks.
Terrific Stuff. Didn't need the tabs but bought a couple from your site. Hope the support encourages you to continue.
Cool!
Thanks so much for your support!
I won't stop until I run out of ideas, which should be about when I'm dead :-D
So beautiful! Thank you for these videos-they are so helpful and creative!
It's my pleasure, man!
I love sharing this stuff - it's my little way of trying to make the world a better place :-D
Tastefully played and superb tone too.
Thanks so much!
Sam Cooke is one of my favorite singers - I wanted to come up with something that he would maybe enjoy singing over ;-)
Thanks for the lesson! I feel like I'm sitting in the living room jamming with a friend.
I think I learned more during the last 20 minutes than I have for the past 20 years!
Love your tasty tone!!
That's exactly what I'm going for! Thank you!
The internet can be a noisy place - I try to create a chill space, and teach as if I was showing one of my buddies something :-D
Eric ,
I love this video of yours so much tone and possibilities! Listening through my headphones my brain just goes wild . Keep up the great work!!! Thx
Thanks Samuel!
Pentatonics really are the shredded monterey jack cheese of scales - they make everything better!
Amazing lesson...now off to investigate!
That's what I like to hear! I'm sure you'll find some cool sounds on your own!
There is that like button, so sad there is no like it A LOT one. What you show at 7.25 will keep me playing all life long :) Best lesson ever seen
Thanks man!
That's what I love to hear - it makes me so happy to know that my little observations/advices are so inspiring for people!
Great lesson!
EH killing it.
Thanks Danny!
I'm sure you've mastered these licks already :-D
This is so good!
Thanks Sjaak!
Hi Eric, you are really one of the best teachers on youtube for this style of guitar. I have purchased some of your tabs including this one. My only recommendation would be please provide a count for the start of you backtracks. It's really difficult to play along with this backtrack especially without a count in (not sure if I am saying that correctly). Otherwise, thanks for the super work you are doing.
Thanks so much Rob!
*Usually* I make sure my backing tracks start with 1-2 bars lead in.
However, this one is a special case as I made it *after* the video shoot - kinda built it to follow the guitar. I think I can go back in and put a bass walk up in, though. That'd probably help a lot!
Eric Haugen that would be great
I really dig your breakdowns and you couldn't have picked a better song and I can sing to it also, nice. Thanks Eric, see you in the next one. Peace
Thanks Douglas!
That tone is sick nasty bad ace sir. Just raw real tube tone. Just like “uhhh” damn
Shimmery greatness
Thanks man - I love my tweed amps! They have so much personality!
Thanks brother. That was great!
It's my pleasure, Ollie!
excellent!
Thanks Milan!
This is such a powerful song - and then, adding those Hendrix-y moves takes it to a whole new level!
Sweet ! A man can get lost playing around with that little ditty ! Very Cool ! TY Eric ! 😁🖒
Thanks Michael!
Yeah - I love the transition to minor. So moody and soulful 😎
@@EricHaugenGuitar Great Stuff !!!! 😁✌
this is so awesome thank you for your work !
But of course, Jeff!
This is such a fun way to work on penatonics & doublestops - take them slightly out of context and see what happens :-)
That lesson has totally elevated my approach and I'm really enjoying playing again! As ever your tone is amazing! I picked up the Deco pedal and its gotten me closer to where I want to be sonically. Thank you so much Eric! ps get some merch happening so we can show you some love and share what you're doing!
Cool! Congrats on the Deco! I find it really comes to life when you crank the saturation Knob 3/4 up.
Regarding merch - my wife has a screenprinted clothing line so I bet I could make some T shirts happen :-D
Me too - 3/4 is the sweet spot for sure. T shirts sound good!
Thanks Eric, you sent me to Muscle Shoals! Sooo Soulful dude
Thanks so much, Dave!
Eric I absolutely love your vids. THANK YOU SO MUCH!
It's my pleasure, man!
Thanks for watching!
Stumbled across your videos after finding the 'war on drugs' red eyes lesson. Really enjoying going through these other ones, thanks a lot - More please!
Thanks Ben!
Don’t worry - I’m full of ideas! There’s probably about 100 different video lessons in my head to-do list at all times ✔️
Watching again. Just spent the whole time staring at the mustang.
Picked up a hot rod deville... an older one. American made. So glad I got this lesson in before I picked it up I was playing a solid state with a custom tele and finally got the amp I need for it. What do u dial your tweed in at ??
Those are great amps! The clean tone and reverb is as good anything Fender's ever made!
I keep my tweed pro real low - my drive comes from the Deco.
Settings:
Volume - 2.5
Bass - 3
Treble - 7
Presence - 7
Great Lesson Eric. Superb sound from that Mustang/ Tweed combo. Inspired me to do more practice. Do you ever try a rotary on your mix?
Thanks!
As you can imagine, I love rotary effects! I used to keep a univibe on my board, and and constantly battling with the desire to put it back on :-D
Sweet!
Thanks, Cedric!
Thanks man. Best lesson ever. Let's get visited the site. Thanks.
My pleasure Paolo!
This style of chord + fill playing is everything to me!
Well instructed; thank you for sharing.
It's my pleasure, Jon!
Enjoy!
Hey Eric, are you hybrid picking on some of this?...If not most of it?...especially the hammered DS's? I just bought the tab for it and I am trying to incorporate some of the technique into my playing...
Hrmm it varies quite a bit, I think. When I want a snappier sound, I’ll hybrid pick, but you could get similar results with either technique - try it both ways and see what you like better! 😎
Thanks man, and will do...I was just curious for that little run in C minor early on to get that quick flutter it seemed to me that it would work well there but with a little less agression so as not to get too much of a 'pop' from it
You are great!
That's so nice of you to say, Jim!
Thanks man, I really appreciate it!