Great job mate. So many players sliding into Texas blues while playing "Hendrix", it's refreshing to hear someone hit straight on Hendrix blues and those rhythm licks during the vocal; I've not heard anyone hitting them like you do. Kudos. For what it's worth, I've never really been able to describe Hendrix but after listening to you it has become more clear to my ear, I think the closest I can come is, "west coast pre-grunge mixed with delta blues, and you do it so very well. Thank you for your wonderful ear and interpretation. Amazing, wow!
What a wonderful and patient lesson. And may I say highlighting Jimi’s extraordinary lyricism, subtlety and imagination, not to mention the very advanced production techniques he was deploying in 1968 including using phasing to make sounds on this track appear to come from behind you in the Stereo soundscape along with the careful use of reverb (years before 5.1) I don’t know that music has ever got much better than this really. As a kid back in 1968, it was spellbinding…
This is a brilliant no nonsense fast track lesson/demo! Great playing and absolutely great teaching technique . Thank you so very much for this Kelly. It’s a 5 star lesson 🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠. 😉👌🕊
Absolutely famtastic Kelly- the subtlety and octave alternates for slide - plus your technique are such a joy and inspiration to all guitarists, Thank you for sharing these wonderful musical gems!! Brian
I can't thank you enough for the effort you put into sharing this in detail. You play all the low bass runs I have wanted to learn for years to influence my songs. I just couldn't get it all with other tutorials. Thanks So Much Kelly ....
The best tutorial on this song I’ve seen. Thanks for a great lesson. And as I am a huge Hendrix fan I do have a Strat. So no danger of the ghost of Jimi Hendrix appearing. Although maybe I should use my LP. A few things I’d like to ask Jimi 😂
Fantastic job If someone is playing Hendrix stuff then you probably know your way around the guitar a bit already. On other tutorials the teacher is showing how to play regular chords and stuff that you should already know and it takes up a lot of time. The way your showing us is so much better. I like you just slowing it down. So much easier. Again, great job
Great lesson !! Im a beginner transitioning to intermeidate guitar player but i dont know nothing about the pentatonic scale (and all the theoretical part you covered in this tutorial)....should i still attempt to learn this song or should i wait until i learn some of the music theory concepts before touching this song😅?.....Its just that I am listening to this song daily and have a tendency to play it on the guitar but I am not too confident if i should at the moment, not until i learn some theory concepts (that might save me time learning this song)
Hi Kelly: After learning your Watchtower lesson, which was great. I noticed how great you played Pride and Joy. Would love a lesson for that. Just a thought.
No you don't a les paul is the best sounding guitar there is in my humble opinion you could even use an SG I just happened to be a Gibson guy that's all
I'm confused about which major pentatonic key is Hendrix using in the intro lick over the C# chord-B major chord-A major chord. Hendrix is not using C# minor pentatonic but instead using E major pentatonic?
Hi there Kelly! I’ve tried to leave a donation to the PayPal reference in your link but PayPal won’t recognise it. Perhaps you could post an updated Paypal link. You certainly deserve to be rewarded for your time, skill and effort put into making this video to benefit others. 🌠🕊👌
Your playing the intro wrong. Starts at the B(2x) then to C#m (4x) then back to B(2X) then A(4X). Maybe you should try the Les Paul so Jimi can show you. lol.
Your slow, careful repetition of parts for novice Players is very admirable. But for experienced Players who can see and do songs on sight, you should start with a full run through and then break it down. Doing that will SKY ROCKET your subscriptions because the novice players will rewind to practise with the opening run through after they put the individual licks together. Cheers mate, subscribed, wishing you big success!!
Thanks Mark! To be 100 percent honest, I really don't enjoy breaking everything down fret by fret, note by note. I'd much prefer doing straight up walkthrough type tutorials at more of an intermediate to advanced level, but as I don't use or show scrolling tabs in my tutorials, I'm trying not to appeal to strictly more advanced players in everything I do. But believe me, I'd prefer to do these lessons without breaking them down so diligently.
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Great job mate. So many players sliding into Texas blues while playing "Hendrix", it's refreshing to hear someone hit straight on Hendrix blues and those rhythm licks during the vocal; I've not heard anyone hitting them like you do. Kudos.
For what it's worth, I've never really been able to describe Hendrix but after listening to you it has become more clear to my ear, I think the closest I can come is, "west coast pre-grunge mixed with delta blues, and you do it so very well. Thank you for your wonderful ear and interpretation. Amazing, wow!
You're right, there's loads of tutorials for this song, this is one of the best though!
How kind! Thank you.
Usually when I’m trying to learn new songs, I get bored of the tutorial dude going on and on about things, but you’re very charismatic 👌
Thanks man! Appreciate that. I like to chatter sometimes, haha.
You're very polite and excellent with words to help others understand
What a wonderful and patient lesson. And may I say highlighting Jimi’s extraordinary lyricism, subtlety and imagination, not to mention the very advanced production techniques he was deploying in 1968 including using phasing to make sounds on this track appear to come from behind you in the Stereo soundscape along with the careful use of reverb (years before 5.1) I don’t know that music has ever got much better than this really. As a kid back in 1968, it was spellbinding…
This is a brilliant no nonsense fast track lesson/demo! Great playing and absolutely great teaching technique . Thank you so very much for this Kelly. It’s a 5 star lesson 🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠. 😉👌🕊
Absolutely famtastic Kelly- the subtlety and octave alternates for slide - plus your technique are such a joy and inspiration to all guitarists, Thank you for sharing these wonderful musical gems!!
Brian
I can't thank you enough for the effort you put into sharing this in detail. You play all the low bass runs I have wanted to learn for years to influence my songs. I just couldn't get it all with other tutorials. Thanks So Much Kelly ....
You got it Man ! Good stuff ~ Exactly the way I play it. Nice Job !
Evidently Dylan now plays this much like Jimi. He owns it.
The best tutorial on this song I’ve seen. Thanks for a great lesson.
And as I am a huge Hendrix fan I do have a Strat. So no danger of the ghost of Jimi Hendrix appearing.
Although maybe I should use my LP. A few things I’d like to ask Jimi 😂
Fantastic! So well explained and walked through at a nice pace. I'm not scared to take this one on anymore.😄🤟
Thank you for the awesome content!
Thanks man! It's my pleasure.
I like how detailed you are with the steps, thank you!
Fantastic job
If someone is playing Hendrix stuff then you probably know your way around the guitar a bit already. On other tutorials the teacher is showing how to play regular chords and stuff that you should already know and it takes up a lot of time. The way your showing us is so much better. I like you just slowing it down. So much easier.
Again, great job
Kelly, Thank you so much for sharing. Really like your approach 👏👏👏
Excellent lesson, on a great tune thanks.
Great lesson! Ended up on the floor with a bruise on the side of my head after I finished the 4th solo with my Les Paul
good to hear a Canadian accent! I was living in Toronto until January, now im back in Australia. Miss my buds
Thanks mate, but just to clarify, we don't have accents, it's the Australians who have accents.
@@KellyDeanAllenGuitar oh for sure bud, sorry about it.
Golden lesson! With a metronome it would become a diamond 💎
Awesome! Been wanting to learn this one. Thanks!
the best ever tutorial on utube thank you very much
Just stumbled across this in abit of a rush, looking forward to getting into the rest of this later great video!
Thanks for this!
Pleasure mate!
That's a good one, the ghost of Jimi Hendrix.
27:30 great info your uncovering stuff would’ve taken a lot of trial and error thx man nice ending 😎 I thought that “woods” sounded cool👍
Great lesson!
Great tutorial!
Excellent, thank you
Merci ! Grande leçon....
Thank you sir. You're cool guy. 😃
SUPER JOB
Great tone, a pleasure to watch, this tutorial stands out as the best.
Loved your cover, great lesson. Would love to know you tone settings as part of your lesson.
awsome buddy awsome, kind regards mike in the uk.
Thanks bro 🤠🎶
Thank You...❤❤❤
Great lesson !! Im a beginner transitioning to intermeidate guitar player but i dont know nothing about the pentatonic scale (and all the theoretical part you covered in this tutorial)....should i still attempt to learn this song or should i wait until i learn some of the music theory concepts before touching this song😅?.....Its just that I am listening to this song daily and have a tendency to play it on the guitar but I am not too confident if i should at the moment, not until i learn some theory concepts (that might save me time learning this song)
Yeah learn it but get on the scales as well buy a book not to hard to learn good luck
@@sterlingscoville8482 @sterlingscoville8482 thanks buddy! Do you have any book recommendations that you'd like to share😊?
Hi Kelly:
After learning your Watchtower lesson, which was great. I noticed how great you played Pride and Joy. Would love a lesson for that.
Just a thought.
I only have a Les Paul here with me, looks like I have to skip this one I guess!
Don't , great lesson
No you don't a les paul is the best sounding guitar there is in my humble opinion you could even use an SG I just happened to be a Gibson guy that's all
Subbed!
Thanks so much KDA. Can someone help my senile old a$$.Wasn't this the song that had the lyrics about "Three Chords and The Truth"?
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I'm confused about which major pentatonic key is Hendrix using in the intro lick over the C# chord-B major chord-A major chord. Hendrix is not using C# minor pentatonic but instead using E major pentatonic?
I play it on my SG and haven't seen the ghost of Hendrix yet. Lol.... I kinda wish I would. 😂
Hi there Kelly! I’ve tried to leave a donation to the PayPal reference in your link but PayPal won’t recognise it. Perhaps you could post an updated Paypal link. You certainly deserve to be rewarded for your time, skill and effort put into making this video to benefit others. 🌠🕊👌
Your playing the intro wrong. Starts at the B(2x) then to C#m (4x) then back to B(2X) then A(4X). Maybe you should try the Les Paul so Jimi can show you. lol.
too late. Does an EVH frankenstrat count? lol. Also played on a Les Paul.
I have made a small Paypal donation of appreciation for this to your email address Kelly. Thanks again. 👌🌠🌅🕊
Thank you very much my friend! Greatly appreciated. Keep me in strings for a few weeks, haha.
Kelly Dean Allen Guitar 🌠💕👌
IT WAS DAVE MASON ON ACOUSTIC (I think) 😂
What a way to die! Now where’s my Les Paul 😊
I play it on a Telecaster and it still pisses Jimmy off.
Wrong timing!!!
Yes
Jimi didn't write it 🤠
well the guitar part yes
Hahahahahhaa never play a Les Paul
Your slow, careful repetition of parts for novice Players is very admirable. But for experienced Players who can see and do songs on sight, you should start with a full run through and then break it down. Doing that will SKY ROCKET your subscriptions because the novice players will rewind to practise with the opening run through after they put the individual licks together. Cheers mate, subscribed, wishing you big success!!
Thanks Mark! To be 100 percent honest, I really don't enjoy breaking everything down fret by fret, note by note. I'd much prefer doing straight up walkthrough type tutorials at more of an intermediate to advanced level, but as I don't use or show scrolling tabs in my tutorials, I'm trying not to appeal to strictly more advanced players in everything I do. But believe me, I'd prefer to do these lessons without breaking them down so diligently.
You should have just started playing you talk too much