If you really want to learn guitar, never even attempt a hendrix lesson until you have been playing for 10-15 years or you will become discouraged. I always hated hendrix because I seen his music as an impossibility to learn.
Back in the late 70s I used to own a box turntable. It could play up to seven Hendrix LPs with no deterioration in sound by the time the last album was playing. It had two small box speakers. I would set it up before going to sleep at night. The Hendrix sound lulled me to sleep and would still be playing when I woke the next day. Much later, I bought a six stacker CD player. I too have no anxeity problems.
Sad to see big ass money corporations blocking the legacy of a free spirit, who surely would want everyone to have acces to as much musicality as possible, if he saw the internet. Good job reuploading this. Never let Jimi Hendrix fade away!
Once you learn the Hendrix style and you can visualize the different chord inversions on the guitar neck, the flood gates will open... PS... your piano playing is great! Any piano tutorial/tricks/tips videos????
@@GuitarPilgrim That would be awesome! I started learning piano a few months ago and it is crazy how quickly it started to click just based on my minimal music theory knowledge and by using my ear to figure out extended chords. It could be interesting to see how you have taken what you know on guitar and translated that over to piano (and vice versa). Cheers!
id love to give credit too is Jimi's band members who are very often overlooked. Jimi is a legend of course, but Mitch Mitchell his drummer and Noel Redding his bassist in the Jimi Hendrix Experience should be remembered. They kept up with the legend during his performances and albums which shows how talented and skilled they were and you can argue are right up there as one of the best rhythm sections of all time. One thing I appreciate about Hendrix too is that he knew this! in songs like All Along the Watchtower and Hey Joe he really lays back and lets them carry the song and I mean the bassline in hey Joe is absolutely awesome.
Mitch will always be one of the best drummers ever in my opinion and Noel was an awesome musician but I don't think that he was very satisfied. I have heard that Jimi wrote all of the bass lines.
Hendrix played a mean beast that few can imitate. He got me and countless others to play, and really set the mood for the psychedelic scene without a doubt! Cheers for the vid (Even though it's a reupload haha)
eyy man, sad that you had to re upload! But you're such a good player! taught me a lot and every time I see your vids I immediately want to play! 10/10 dude
Most things he did werent that dificult, but he had a real new view on guitar, and still nobody is able to beat him in those inventive ways of playing yet
I agree it's not that difficult when you have a good level but when I first tried to learn some of his stuff, I had a very hard time because it was so different from what I had learn thus far.
@@nahlabazile6994 true, the way he plays isn't really something for beginners. Even when a riff ain't that hard to pull off, to put the same kind of energy as Hendrix in it is hard to master...
It’s not that hard to play good, but to master it is very hard. Plus he never played the same song twice, always improving. Songs like Pali Gap show how good he really was
Hendrix saw the guitar as an extension of an acoustic guitar. In other words he saw it as a piece of technology. He wanted to create textures not just playing notes ect. His genius lies right there turning a usually comping instrument to an up front snorting, fire breathing dragon.
When I first listened to Jimi. I came home from school asked my dad if he could buy me a guitar. Bought me one that same day. 10 years later and I'm still playing guitar. Own 10 different guitars now
Your sentence is self-contradicting. “Music that never dies” + “back to life”. 🤔
4 ปีที่แล้ว +1
Hey bro , a great sound you got , but no need to slam my other boys the Beatles. I am VERY jealous of your abilities , my fingers used to be skinny tipped like yours but ever since I had to freakin work for a living my hands got thicker . It caused me to change my style of guitar playing . You do a damn good job of Jimi's style and you play with such a clean sound too
The first thing I fell in love with (back in my first week of college in '74) was the Hendrix in the West record, mainly Little Wing and Johnny B. Goode. My mind was thoroughly blown.
What a brilliant guitar player you are! This is the first time I've heard of this channel. When I see Hendrix, I follow. I'm glad Jimi brought us here. Subscribed 👍
When I heard Jimi for the first time I was sold. And to this day he remains my favourite musician of all time. I here new things every time I listen to Drix. Too bad I could never hear him play live. My favourite Hendrix song is 1983 ...(A merman I should turn to be).
My fav is Third Stone...wait Castles...Little Wing...no, Voodoo Chile (long version)...no wait, 1983...Freedom...wait, Electric Ladyland...no wait it's House Burning Down...Room Full of Mirrors...I GIVE UP! My fav is everything Hendrix wrote and performed!!! Depends on what mood I'm in as to my fav! Cheers P[>
Damn, I’m more a visual guy so I when I see a guitar part I get a better appreciation for the art, that intro just blew my mind, Hendrix was a monster player
Lets all get this straight right now Jimi Hendrix is the greatest guitar player of all time 🙌 hands down the style he created influenced all the musicians we listen too today but no one can play like Jimi i can however play Who Knows by the Band of Gypsies note for note 😉 it took me months playing 20-30 times a day to get it down note for note back when i was 18
Hit that like button if you want more Jimi Hendrix on the channel! Huge thanks as always to all patrons for keeping me afloat and allowing me to do this! Your tabs for this video are available here: bit.ly/2FPmb7m Bonus embellishment technique lesson: bit.ly/2u1at7e Cheers!
Another great video Thom, you really nail Hendrix's technique. He was a superb innovator whose impact was incredible at the time. You can hear his influence in all sorts of players from SRV to Steve Vai and younger players like Frusciante and Mayer. I had the great fortune to see him live at the Isle of Wight Festival in August 1970. I was wearing a turquoise Jim Hendrix T-shirt which, sadly, no longer fits me. A truly awesome experience :-D
Your videos and this one in particular made me to go and buy a guitar, despite the fact that I haven't hold one in my hands for more than 15 years. You have no idea how much happiness it brings to my life! I really don't have any proper words to express how grateful I am. Thank you so much for such inspiring content!
I began playing guitar because of hendrix. Iv moved on from listening to a lot of rock and blues, in fact I mostly listen to Jungle and drum and bass (haters gonna hate) but I will never stop listening to Hendrix and players like SRV. His sounds are timeless and I'll never tired of listening to his playing!
I'd never forget the first time I heard Jimi Hendrix. It was one of his hit singles named "Fire". I heard it in movie that I don't recall the name of. But from those moments, as a non musician, a child who didn't even knew what to call this type of music, I was singing the riff of that song in variety of ways that Hendrix played it on stage. And when I finally heard the song again, I was even more than happy to know, that the song has lyrics. Thanks Jimi. For me, you did more than enough and leaved. I'll be playing your records, all nights long, brother.
How bout doing a kick ass lesson on Jimi’s song Country Blues. Would love ur input on his techniques and how he plays the many riffs in the master piece. Thanks!
Thom Helwig - Guitar Pilgrim, IS ONE HELLUVA GUITAR PLAYER!!! His clean & accurate playing on any demo is a perfect example of a top level guitarist & tutor. He is funny in a laid back way, very articulate & knowledgeable - I really enjoy watching his videos & learning heaps. Then of course he can hammer out the same stuff on piano! So glad to have stumbled on his Tuts & Page. Thank you Thom for a brilliant series of demos & tuts. 10 \ 10.
You seem such a complete musician, I would be very interested to hear something about your own musical journey. Is there any chance you might do a video on that? Meanwhile let me join countless others in thanking you for your inspirational playing and teaching.
Thanks you Steve, very much appreciated! For me it was very simple, the moment I heard The Beatles when I was a young kid, I knew I was going to make music for the rest of my life. I started to play guitar around ten years old and later on went to the conservatoire to study guitar. Only to quite playing the guitar all together after just a few months being there and decided to study classical piano instead, which I did and was a lot of fun! That was years ago, now I enjoy making videos playing the guitar again, none of this was planned, it just kinda happened, life is like that wouldn't you agree?
Guitar Pilgrim Thank you so much for replying! Your story is very interesting and, though it contains several unexpected turns, has two details which I would have expected: namely that you have had a considerable formal grounding in music and that all you do comes from genuine love of music. It interests me especially that you found things in formal study which you didn’t like and yet found a way - by shifting instrument - to continue. I am struck in your videos by both your skill in playing and in identifying the characteristics of other players. Best of all, you get to the heart of rock and roll while keeping free of false attitude. I am grateful for all of this. Thank you, and warmly, again.
Hey brother,..I love your passion for Jimi's music. I heard him at 18 years old and 2 years later put down the drums and picked up the guitar to try and figure out what he was doing. That was 52 years ago and I still can't stop playing and listening to him. You are an awesome teacher and a fine ass player. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Ngl, I was kinda the same, didn't really like hendrix at first but then I listened to him one day and went "holy crap this guy's freaking amazing" And now he's my favorite haha
Min 7:00 Maradona!!!!! Great video !!!! So maradona is the hendrix of futbol?? And federer ??? What about Messi ?? Jajajaja Pilgrim you play so well i cant play like you! :((i need practice) hi from Argentina
I enjoyed this lesson, very much. You are an exciting musician for me to watch and to listen to. As an aside, this copy right issue on TH-cam is annoying.
13,1969. Alone at night,in the dark. FM clock radio spits out ...Voodoo Chile. Don't know how, don't know why, but I know this scary man is going to change my future, like it or not. Sho nuff did, too.
$%#^%...."You got to tell the children the truth they don't need a whole lot of lies. Because one of these days, baby, they'll be running things. So when you give them love you better give it right" Jimi Hendrix Those who love spread truth. Those who hate spread lies. Those who hate and created a world swimming in a sea of lies murdered the body but they can’t kill the spirit of Jimi’s message of love that lives on within many forever. The haters who murder rock stars are the same haters who murder kings and presidents. It's an unnatural thing to be a Rock star and one of many illusions presented to the duped masses as “success”. Rock stars don't make themselves famous they are made famous quickly and unnaturally. And in return for being made famous they are under obligation, knowingly or unknowingly, to cooperate with those who made them famous. And those who made them famous believe that they have the right to make them even more famous by murdering them if they don't cooperate. True success is to see what the haters don’t want you to see and to learn what the haters don’t want you to know before you pass. The most truthful and forbidden documentary ever published has been taken down from theirtube countless times since its 2017 release: "Europa The Last Battle". Watch and share the full 10-part series at archive-dot-org while you still can!....@#$%$
pilgrim, you are a huge fan of Jimi Hendrix. Would you know to say if this version of this song (th-cam.com/video/EX5phFmbrU8/w-d-xo.html) was recorded by JH, including the guitar solo?
After hearing the Beatles I find it vey difficult to like other artistes. I listened to them as a kid and liked their music but didn't know why. Then I went through a long phase listening only to guitar music until about 10 yrs ago when I got sick of playing guitar whilst not knowing any theory apart from Scales, Modes and all the chords. I wanted to know how music actually works. After training myself on music I went back to the Beatles just to be blown away at their genius. Penny lane for example has 7 modulations and they are so cleverly done yet the average guitar player can't even tell you where they are...lol. Know your music theory guys because it without it you are trying to write a novel with only a few words:) Btw Hendrix was NEVER anywhere near as sophisticated as the Beatles EVER!
How cool it is to hear / see these awesomely played riffs and then calm down with a beautiful piano track at the end! (By the way I also feel instantly that I should grab my guitar…)
How about a Johhny Winter kicks ass vid? Saw him in Hong Kong a year or so before his passing. So frail he did the whole set sitting down except one song....still kicked ass!
Not only was he a pioneer, he also loved and believed in the teachings and the Revelation that is the urantia book. it is something about that book that inspires some of the best musicians, like Hendrix, Jerry Garcia, Stevie Ray Vaughan, and Carlos Santana. I think it is because, after you read the urantia book you do not look at reality, or the world in the same way. and all four of those individuals gave the world much truth beauty and goodness, through their music.
@@GuitarPilgrim neither did I, until I read the Stevie Ray Vaughan biography. It is an amazing book, but it is over 2,000 pages long, so it is quite the read, but it is worth it.
![CAMPปลิ้น | EP.82[1/2] แก๊ง 3 สาวเพื่อนซี้บุก CAMPปลิ้นครั้งนี้ห้ามเสียอาการ](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/_6WUjXHe1TM/mqdefault.jpg)
![ได้เวลา! พาน้องแฝดฉีดวัคซีนครบ 1 เดือน🫣 [cc] แดนแพทตี้ SS2 | EP.52 |](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/IzeLtaXBLNE/mqdefault.jpg)
"Goes something like this", no, it goes EXACTLY like that. Pilgrim, YOU DA MAN
Ha thanks Gary! Just tryin to do the best I can!
Hes so good right! jesus
Best "Hendrix Style Lesson" on TH-cam. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
If you really want to learn guitar, never even attempt a hendrix lesson until you have been playing for 10-15 years or you will become discouraged. I always hated hendrix because I seen his music as an impossibility to learn.
Because of Hendrix now I have 3 strats and no anxiety problems!
Back in the late 70s I used to own a box turntable. It could play up to seven Hendrix LPs with no deterioration in sound by the time the last album was playing. It had two small box speakers. I would set it up before going to sleep at night. The Hendrix sound lulled me to sleep and would still be playing when I woke the next day. Much later, I bought a six stacker CD player. I too have no anxeity problems.
❤️
Because of Hendrix I have 3 starts and lots of anxiety problems trying to learn some of his techniques!!
Brilliant 😆
Sad to see big ass money corporations blocking the legacy of a free spirit, who surely would want everyone to have acces to as much musicality as possible, if he saw the internet.
Good job reuploading this. Never let Jimi Hendrix fade away!
T-Bone walker is the only player that was equally as good as Jimi Hendrix, T-Bone Walker's style still has never been duplicated.
Once you learn the Hendrix style and you can visualize the different chord inversions on the guitar neck, the flood gates will open...
PS... your piano playing is great! Any piano tutorial/tricks/tips videos????
I actually cut my finger while cooking yesterday, nasty cut! Hard to play guitar at the moment, I might do a piano video!
@@GuitarPilgrim That would be awesome! I started learning piano a few months ago and it is crazy how quickly it started to click just based on my minimal music theory knowledge and by using my ear to figure out extended chords. It could be interesting to see how you have taken what you know on guitar and translated that over to piano (and vice versa). Cheers!
id love to give credit too is Jimi's band members who are very often overlooked. Jimi is a legend of course, but Mitch Mitchell his drummer and Noel Redding his bassist in the Jimi Hendrix Experience should be remembered. They kept up with the legend during his performances and albums which shows how talented and skilled they were and you can argue are right up there as one of the best rhythm sections of all time. One thing I appreciate about Hendrix too is that he knew this! in songs like All Along the Watchtower and Hey Joe he really lays back and lets them carry the song and I mean the bassline in hey Joe is absolutely awesome.
The drumming on hey joe by Mitch Mitchell is nothing short of spectacular!!
Jimi showed Noel how he wanted it played.
Mitch Mitchell was the jimi Hendrix of drums.
Billy cox ftw
Mitch will always be one of the best drummers ever in my opinion and Noel was an awesome musician but I don't think that he was very satisfied. I have heard that Jimi wrote all of the bass lines.
Jimi's "All Along the Watchtower" is the best cover song ever. Period!
If Jimi Hendrix did a Cover of your Song, it's not longer your Song.
True! And srv's cover of little wing amd johnny cash's cover of hurt are close seconds :)
Hard to argue with that. The guitar work on that song was genius level. A work of art.
And In my opinion the second best is Johnny Cash's Cover of Hurt. That song was Cash's after that it was a masterful piece of work
I agree... however, check out Silvertide’s cover of “Maggie’s Farm”. It’s only youtube but it’s amazing
The real challenge is trying to sing while doing all this. Thats how jimi did it.
Hendrix played a mean beast that few can imitate. He got me and countless others to play, and really set the mood for the psychedelic scene without a doubt! Cheers for the vid (Even though it's a reupload haha)
Stevie Ray Vaughn was one of the few that could rock it and actually in some ways improve hendrix stuff.
eyy man, sad that you had to re upload! But you're such a good player! taught me a lot and every time I see your vids I immediately want to play! 10/10 dude
Most things he did werent that dificult, but he had a real new view on guitar, and still nobody is able to beat him in those inventive ways of playing yet
I agree it's not that difficult when you have a good level but when I first tried to learn some of his stuff, I had a very hard time because it was so different from what I had learn thus far.
@@nahlabazile6994 true, the way he plays isn't really something for beginners. Even when a riff ain't that hard to pull off, to put the same kind of energy as Hendrix in it is hard to master...
Jochem You have to earn the right to play his songs. Once you start to « understand » his playing, it opens a whole new world
It’s not that hard to play good, but to master it is very hard. Plus he never played the same song twice, always improving. Songs like Pali Gap show how good he really was
Hendrix saw the guitar as an extension of an acoustic guitar. In other words he saw it as a piece of technology. He wanted to create textures not just playing notes ect. His genius lies right there turning a usually comping instrument to an up front snorting, fire breathing dragon.
He was amazing because he was original. No one played like that ever at that time.
THe Tone from that strat is Awesome
When I first listened to Jimi. I came home from school asked my dad if he could buy me a guitar. Bought me one that same day. 10 years later and I'm still playing guitar. Own 10 different guitars now
Litty! 🔥🔥🔥
I realize you are showing Jimi Hendrix style playing, but you are excellent guitar player my friend. Your video`s are super.
I see guitar pilgrim , I hit like
Me too!
Ditto
My first Hendrix album was Band of Gypsys, I was 13. It blew my mind completely. 40 years later, I'm still in awe. Thanks for your videos!
Machine gun is the reason why I got a gtr
He kicks ASs because he improvise, he is not playing from notes like 99% of guitarists.
Thanks for bringing music that never dies back to life
?
@@markusweichsel5494 Thanking him for bringing music that is not always heard out in the open
👍
wait....
Your sentence is self-contradicting. “Music that never dies” + “back to life”. 🤔
Hey bro , a great sound you got , but no need to slam my other boys the Beatles. I am VERY jealous of your abilities , my fingers used to be skinny tipped like yours but ever since I had to freakin work for a living my hands got thicker . It caused me to change my style of guitar playing . You do a damn good job of Jimi's style and you play with such a clean sound too
Clapton is god
Clapton is god
Clapton is god
Clapton is god
Clapton is god
Clapton is god
Clapton is god
I was just wondering where this vid went. Now it’s back.
Jimi kicks ass cuz he's Jimi.
your sister must be pretty cool, introducing you to Hendrix
The first thing I fell in love with (back in my first week of college in '74) was the Hendrix in the West record, mainly Little Wing and Johnny B. Goode. My mind was thoroughly blown.
I really enjoy this "Pilgrims' Progress!"
I feel so bad this video wss blocked....
Well, it’s back up now!
What a brilliant guitar player you are! This is the first time I've heard of this channel. When I see Hendrix, I follow. I'm glad Jimi brought us here. Subscribed 👍
When I heard Jimi for the first time I was sold. And to this day he remains my favourite musician of all time. I here new things every time I listen to Drix. Too bad I could never hear him play live. My favourite Hendrix song is 1983 ...(A merman I should turn to be).
Ralf yes! Me too!
My favorite song is 'drifting' , beautiful lyrics, he was such a great songwriter...
My fav is Third Stone...wait Castles...Little Wing...no, Voodoo Chile (long version)...no wait, 1983...Freedom...wait, Electric Ladyland...no wait it's House Burning Down...Room Full of Mirrors...I GIVE UP! My fav is everything Hendrix wrote and performed!!! Depends on what mood I'm in as to my fav! Cheers P[>
I dig the hendrix machine
Damn, I’m more a visual guy so I when I see a guitar part I get a better appreciation for the art, that intro just blew my mind, Hendrix was a monster player
Sorry to say, your videos are actually all about how much ass you kick!!
Lets all get this straight right now Jimi Hendrix is the greatest guitar player of all time 🙌 hands down the style he created influenced all the musicians we listen too today but no one can play like Jimi i can however play Who Knows by the Band of Gypsies note for note 😉 it took me months playing 20-30 times a day to get it down note for note back when i was 18
Hit that like button if you want more Jimi Hendrix on the channel! Huge thanks as always to all patrons for keeping me afloat and allowing me to do this! Your tabs for this video are available here: bit.ly/2FPmb7m Bonus embellishment technique lesson: bit.ly/2u1at7e Cheers!
2:09 yes... the technique was drugs lol
being in the zone isn't only achieved with drugs, if you devote a lot of time to the instrument you can tap into being the zone whenever you want
I saw Hendrix twice, and he was a phenom. And such a loss for him to leave us so young.
He started playing 'Straight Ahead" I almost crapped my pant, people never play I was shocked
Another great video Thom, you really nail Hendrix's technique. He was a superb innovator whose impact was incredible at the time. You can hear his influence in all sorts of players from SRV to Steve Vai and younger players like Frusciante and Mayer. I had the great fortune to see him live at the Isle of Wight Festival in August 1970. I was wearing a turquoise Jim Hendrix T-shirt which, sadly, no longer fits me. A truly awesome experience :-D
I just hit like button with Hendrix muting technique!!!
Your videos and this one in particular made me to go and buy a guitar, despite the fact that I haven't hold one in my hands for more than 15 years. You have no idea how much happiness it brings to my life! I really don't have any proper words to express how grateful I am. Thank you so much for such inspiring content!
Thanks Ivan, that makes my day brother! Rock on!!
What was that song called started at 4:16 a lovely slow jam,
Thanks
Electric Ladyland
Why do I feel like I've already watched it? Not complaining though, love your videos Thom!
Because you've already watched it, he reuploaded the video because of copyright issues, he also explained that in the description.
I began playing guitar because of hendrix. Iv moved on from listening to a lot of rock and blues, in fact I mostly listen to Jungle and drum and bass (haters gonna hate) but I will never stop listening to Hendrix and players like SRV. His sounds are timeless and I'll never tired of listening to his playing!
That’s it, im subscribing
I'd never forget the first time I heard Jimi Hendrix.
It was one of his hit singles named "Fire".
I heard it in movie that I don't recall the name of.
But from those moments, as a non musician, a child who didn't even knew what to call this type of music, I was singing the riff of that song in variety of ways that Hendrix played it on stage.
And when I finally heard the song again, I was even more than happy to know, that the song has lyrics.
Thanks Jimi.
For me, you did more than enough and leaved.
I'll be playing your records, all nights long, brother.
Explains how difficult Hendrix is to play properly, then proceeds to MASTER the licks and techniques. AWESOME !!!
I like how he's so into it when he plays. It inspires me to play right now.
The very first time I listened Jimi I didn't like too much. It seemed rude, noisy. But currently it's my favorite
4:17 what's the song name?
Dudson Marciano sounds like a mellow variation of little wing
have you ever been
Have you ever been (to electric ladyland)
Well Jimi yes.. of course, but hell yeah dude, your playing is awesome!!!
How bout doing a kick ass lesson on Jimi’s song Country Blues. Would love ur input on his techniques and how he plays the many riffs in the master piece. Thanks!
I actually made that video, check out my 'play this awesome jimi hendrix riff video"
Thom Helwig - Guitar Pilgrim, IS ONE HELLUVA GUITAR PLAYER!!!
His clean & accurate playing on any demo is a perfect example of a top level guitarist & tutor. He is funny in a laid back way, very articulate & knowledgeable - I really enjoy watching his videos & learning heaps.
Then of course he can hammer out the same stuff on piano! So glad to have stumbled on his Tuts & Page.
Thank you Thom for a brilliant series of demos & tuts. 10 \ 10.
Got his chops from Curtis mayfield too!!!
I appreciate these series beyond words.
I have been WAITING for this video!! I have yet to find another video to give a good explanation on what makes him so good
Your content is awesome. Well presented and to the point
You seem such a complete musician, I would be very interested to hear something about your own musical journey. Is there any chance you might do a video on that? Meanwhile let me join countless others in thanking you for your inspirational playing and teaching.
Thanks you Steve, very much appreciated! For me it was very simple, the moment I heard The Beatles when I was a young kid, I knew I was going to make music for the rest of my life. I started to play guitar around ten years old and later on went to the conservatoire to study guitar. Only to quite playing the guitar all together after just a few months being there and decided to study classical piano instead, which I did and was a lot of fun! That was years ago, now I enjoy making videos playing the guitar again, none of this was planned, it just kinda happened, life is like that wouldn't you agree?
Guitar Pilgrim Thank you so much for replying! Your story is very interesting and, though it contains several unexpected turns, has two details which I would have expected: namely that you have had a considerable formal grounding in music and that all you do comes from genuine love of music. It interests me especially that you found things in formal study which you didn’t like and yet found a way - by shifting instrument - to continue. I am struck in your videos by both your skill in playing and in identifying the characteristics of other players. Best of all, you get to the heart of rock and roll while keeping free of false attitude. I am grateful for all of this. Thank you, and warmly, again.
Hey brother,..I love your passion for Jimi's music. I heard him at 18 years old and 2 years later put down the drums and picked up the guitar to try and figure out what he was doing. That was 52 years ago and I still can't stop playing and listening to him. You are an awesome teacher and a fine ass player. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Good very good, in 4:20 amazing lick.
Hey bro do u know what song it is?
Miguel Gabin little wing
I am so damn impressed by your piano skills..!!
yep, but that one got blocked because of copyight issues so I decided to re edit the video and post it again :)
@@GuitarPilgrim Sorry man, I didn't read the captions. Btw I would really like to see/hear your own guitar playing style.
I love this video. I love Hendrix music and guitar approach and your deep inspection! Great video!
Ngl, I was kinda the same, didn't really like hendrix at first but then I listened to him one day and went "holy crap this guy's freaking amazing" And now he's my favorite haha
I really love this channel, it's so helpful, you're godlike pilgrim
A music teacher of mine, was showing me a D, flat seventh, flat nine and he looked at me and said very dryly that Hendrix went "nuts with this chord"
Min 7:00 Maradona!!!!! Great video !!!! So maradona is the hendrix of futbol?? And federer ??? What about Messi ?? Jajajaja Pilgrim you play so well i cant play like you! :((i need practice) hi from Argentina
we want lessons on Jimi hendirx's songs now! So eager to learn that riff plus chords
Jimmy Hendrix on the piano!! You made my day, really!!! I wil try it! the cromatic Scale! Jimmy does! Cheers from Central America! Guatemala City!
You play Jimi very well! Kudos that's not easy to actually pull off properly! Great lesson as well.
I enjoyed this lesson, very much. You are an exciting musician for me to watch and to listen to. As an aside, this copy right issue on TH-cam is annoying.
Sir,the way you approach music "ALWAYS" makes me happy&enlightened!!!...THANK YOU!
Amazing. Thank you! What do you think about making one video of the amazing version of All Along the Watchtower by Jimi Hendrix?
GREAT INFO...SKILLED PLAYING TOO... THANKS FOR ALL YOUR VIDS
13,1969. Alone at night,in the dark. FM clock radio spits out ...Voodoo Chile. Don't know how, don't know why, but I know this scary man is going to change my future, like it or not. Sho nuff did, too.
$%#^%...."You got to tell the children the truth they don't
need a whole lot of lies. Because one of these
days, baby, they'll be running things. So when
you give them love you better give it right"
Jimi Hendrix
Those who love spread truth. Those who
hate spread lies. Those who hate and created
a world swimming in a sea of lies murdered
the body but they can’t kill the spirit of Jimi’s
message of love that lives on within many
forever. The haters who murder rock stars are
the same haters who murder kings and presidents.
It's an unnatural thing to be a Rock star and one
of many illusions presented to the duped masses
as “success”. Rock stars don't make themselves
famous they are made famous quickly and
unnaturally. And in return for being made famous
they are under obligation, knowingly or unknowingly,
to cooperate with those who made them famous.
And those who made them famous believe that they
have the right to make them even more famous by
murdering them if they don't cooperate.
True success is to see what the haters don’t want
you to see and to learn what the haters don’t want
you to know before you pass. The most truthful and
forbidden documentary ever published has been taken
down from theirtube countless times since its 2017
release: "Europa The Last Battle". Watch and share the
full 10-part series at archive-dot-org while you still can!....@#$%$
You're a musical prodigy there's nothing you can't play
pilgrim, you are a huge fan of Jimi Hendrix. Would you know to say if this version of this song (th-cam.com/video/EX5phFmbrU8/w-d-xo.html) was recorded by JH, including the guitar solo?
After hearing the Beatles I find it vey difficult to like other artistes. I listened to them as a kid and liked their music but didn't know why. Then I went through a long phase listening only to guitar music until about 10 yrs ago when I got sick of playing guitar whilst not knowing any theory apart from Scales, Modes and all the chords. I wanted to know how music actually works.
After training myself on music I went back to the Beatles just to be blown away at their genius. Penny lane for example has 7 modulations and they are so cleverly done yet the average guitar player can't even tell you where they are...lol. Know your music theory guys because it without it you are trying to write a novel with only a few words:) Btw Hendrix was NEVER anywhere near as sophisticated as the Beatles EVER!
I remember watching this original video, your purple haze version although it’s short it sounds cool.
I liked the Hendrix piano , nice touch . BTW. you Guitar Pilgrim , are a great player .
How cool it is to hear / see these awesomely played riffs and then calm down with a beautiful piano track at the end!
(By the way I also feel instantly that I should grab my guitar…)
Like everything else good, music is truly a gift from God!
Best cover tutorial JH in web. Tx mr Pilgrim.
Oh goodness! You can also play the piano! Drifting on a sea of forgotten teardrops! Dang! Not too shabby!
Powerful yet effortless. Mind blowing
How about a Johhny Winter kicks ass vid? Saw him in Hong Kong a year or so before his passing. So frail he did the whole set sitting down except one song....still kicked ass!
Not only was he a pioneer, he also loved and believed in the teachings and the Revelation that is the urantia book. it is something about that book that inspires some of the best musicians, like Hendrix, Jerry Garcia, Stevie Ray Vaughan, and Carlos Santana. I think it is because, after you read the urantia book you do not look at reality, or the world in the same way. and all four of those individuals gave the world much truth beauty and goodness, through their music.
I never heard about that book, interesting!
@@GuitarPilgrim neither did I, until I read the Stevie Ray Vaughan biography. It is an amazing book, but it is over 2,000 pages long, so it is quite the read, but it is worth it.
Interesting you can hear the influence of Chuck Berry in these Rifts regardless if it sounds Chuck Berry some John Lee Hooker
Very good job Guitar Pilgrim !
What about a serie on one of jimi's reverented strat lover, Rory Gallagher ?
So you didn’t like Jimi Hendrix at first. LOL! Jimi himself said that when he first heard Muddy Waters it scared him to death.
What's the of the riff he plays in the beginning of the video??
I'm struggeling with the muting technique. Any more lessons on that? groetjes!
The secret to Hendrix is playing that Hendrix chord the infamous E7#9
Dude, you rock! What a sound and what a good playing you have.
Wait was what you play at 0:40 a actual thing cuse that was dope
so confused, i’ve been looking for this for a while ?? Must’ve been taken down lol
well, it's back now!
Guitar Pilgrim Loving it!
Haaaaoooooo mate....
This video is lively as jimmies music, cool...
What's the source of the clip @ 4:03?
Ya You have to get You a bass player and drummer and hit the road..I would buy a ticket to your venue for sure...
Brother Dave bought "Are You Experienced" when it came out.
i'm still learnin...
I LOVE THAT JOHN MAYER RIFF
N E D E R L A N D ! !