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Jimi Hendrix Slow Blues Masterclass - 12 Incredible Bars from Red House, Live in 1969 - Guitar Lesson
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- 1 - Intro Chords
- 2 - measures 3 and 4 A7 opening opening riff
- 3 - measure 5 D7 riff
- 4 - measure 6 and 7 - D7 to A7 riff
- 5 - measure 8 A7 riff
- 6 - measure 8-9 - A7-E7 riff
- 7 - measure 10 D7 riff
- 8 - measure 10 to 11 D7 to A7 riff
- 9 - measure 11 A7 to D7 riff
- 10 - measure 11 to 12 D7 to A7 riff
- 11 - measure 12 A7 to E7 Riff
- 12 - intro chords variation to start second round of 12 bars
- 13 - intro from Gary on overview of lesson
- 14 - Gary plays Hendrix’s riffs with his own variations
- 15 - Gary’s goal for the lesson
- 16 - Gary’s courses preview soloing for complete beginners, fretLIVE fretboard mastery
- 17 - Explanation and breakdown of the mishap between Noel and Jimi on starting in the wrong key
- 18 - Intro chords lessons and breakdown
- 19 - Jimi’s use of a TRITONE SUBSTITUTION in the intro chords explained!
- 20 - breakdown of the moment Jimi and Noel clash, and Jimi changes keys!
- 21 - measures 3 & 4 A7 opening riff breakdown and Hendrix’s signature two string bending trick
- 22 - measure 5 D7 riff breakdown, when band kicks in
- 23 - measure 6 and 7 - D7 to A7 riff breakdown
- 24 - How Jimi holds the pick and angles the pick
- 25 - measure 8 A7 riff breakdown and change in tone
- 26 - measure 8-9 A7-E7 riff breakdown
- 27 - Jimi’s unique custom string gauge .10 -.38
- 28 - return to measure 8-9 A7-E7 lick breakdown
- 29 - measure 10 D7 riff breakdown
- 30 - measure 10 to 11 D7 to A7 riff breakdown
- 31 - measure 11 A7 to D7 riff breakdown
- 32 - measure 11 to 12 D7 to A7 riff breakdown
- 33 - measure 12 A7 to E7 riff breakdown
- 34 - Play through of transcription, note for note at full speed, and tips on making it your own!
- 35 - Play through, but slightly changes ideas to help make them part of my own vocabulary!
- 36 - 12 Bar Jam Track! Your Turn to Jam!
- 37 - Thank you to Pow Music Patrons!
