6 Hendrix Riffs That Changed History

[@MusoraOfficial]

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[@sheilamacdougal4874]

It would be nice to hear you jam with Tal Wilkenfeld someday.

[@semperfidelis1550]

Spanish Castle outdo!

[@KingKull1971]

I have the same guitar. And I love it.

[@willbyrd5717]

What year American Deluxe is this murora?love it!

[@willbyrd5717]

@@KingKull1971what year is it?

[@zathothegrizzxx9747]

Her enthusiasm and fabulous playing just makes me smile.

[@MichaelMiller-st3qp]

u5was

[@chrisvanderwalt790]

Her fabulous playing and smile also fills one with enthusiasm : )

[@GorbyP]

Creepiest comment of 2021

[@tonyjordan1320]

@Sickshots Bro Hendrix was a Nam vet like myself and I feel sure he didn't consult the bible for his verses....

[@Silverback3]

@@tonyjordan1320 Hi, jimi hendrix, was on a TV interview in early 1970, and talked about his time in the 101 airborne rangers. He had broken his leg, in a training jump, and got a honorable discharge, in the airborne is where he met his good friend Billy Cox, who was his bass player on "Band of Gypsies", Jimi was never in Country. P.S. thank you for your service.

[@donwest1869]

I’ve been listening to Hendrix since 1967. Thank you for keeping the spirit alive. Fly on.

[@BBQDad463]

I did high school listening to Jimi. I knew he would be immortal the first time I heard him. This video proves I was right. "Are You Experienced?" 1967! FIFTY-FOUR YEARS AGO AND HIS MUSIC STILL BLOWS PEOPLE AWAY! Thank you, young lady.😎❤

[@jmorrisey79]

That's pretty funny. None of the other things that solidified Jimi's position as a guitar God did it for you huh? It was THIS video. Awesome. Glad you caught up with us. Just kidding.

[@madwolf8615]

She is one of those kind of people you can feel a good spirit from automatically.

[@terryandrews7271]

I agree 100% she makes you feel at ease right off the bat, And to be so good And So confident🤘🤘🤘

[@PixieintheMainframe]

Yep - Genuine likeability

[@davidsobel6841]

First time viewer here. Felt exactly the same when she first spoke

[@meself349]

Yes

[@timrhughes]

@@meself349 Totally agree. Great player, great tone, and great personality. I love her videos!!

[@rodgerarne1437]

I am 74 now, first heard Jimi when I was 17 and have loved him and still listen to him almost every day. Enjoyed watching your video teaching others how to play. You make it look so easy, which it obviously is not, as no one has ever come close to matching him. You are very talented and I'm sure I will watch more of your vids. Thank you.

[@jghuntr]

I was Eric Johnson's equipment Mgr when he was 15 & I was 18 with a great band called Mariani ( after the drummer/composer Vince Mariani who founded the band) I saw Hendrix twice! Houston & San Antonio, TX. There's never been nothing to match his live vibe. He did Sunshine of your Love in Houston. It was awesome! He played Spanish Castle Magic & many more of his great songs.

[@megamaniac7402]

I love the Mariani album. Eric were so damn good even at that tender age

[@davidgriffin3477]

I was watching something the other day and Wilson Pickett said I wouldn't mind stealing that guitar player from you to one of the Isleys. And he said this guy is going to change everything in the next few years. They all knew it. He sure did. I love how the Greats do it in some of the more basic patterns. Genius. And they do it again and again. Thanks for the video.

[@anthonywilliams-vy5vy]

Ayla, I am a Drummer that's been playing for 50 years now and I am very impressed by all the music genres that you have been influenced by. Jimi Hendrix is my favorite guitarist of all time. He was only twenty seven when he passed and he is still one of the greatest guitarist today. Keep up the good work and playing on guitar!

[@henryzeisler8280]

I saw Jimi in Chicago (The Soft Machine was his opening act). I remember the lights going dim, the hum of the Marshall amplifiers, the curtains raise and he kicked it off with “Are You Experienced?” He sang the first verse, kicked the mic stand (like James Brown) ave as he started to sing again his guitar was behind his back! The group was “tight” and loud is an understatement! Best concert in my life! And the tickets weren’t $3,700 dollars like “ Taylor Swift!” Young Lady “Rock On!”

[@averychilco]

Jimi Hendrix stage name should have been "John Lee Hooker Jr." LOL

[@robertgray9624]

Wow! what a great memory for you to have. You painted the memory so well i can see him doing that perfectly. Cheers

[@juliusfugenstein2851]

Please, Solo gambling light. Please! 😂😅😊

[@donaldmcmillan5529]

One of my life's biggest regrets was some how my ex-wife got my copy of a Jimi Hendrix's lesson book that he wrote. I purchased it while he was still alive... That book was the basis of almost all of my lead patterns since I read it. I have to say I fooled a lot of people by just using his lessons on almost every genre I played and in a pinch I could just jump in and play lead to almost anything. (They never knew that it was Jimi's teraching that powered my leads, even in Gospel music.) As usual, you have another wonderful video!

[@saltysenior6454]

The coolest thing about this girl is that at such a young age, she really appreciated the genius of Jimi. For such a youngster to have so much knowledge and talent, you keep rocking. There might be hope for this world.

[@JulioLeonFandinho]

no, the coolest about her is that she can play and explain how she does it

[@RobertELee420]

@@JulioLeonFandinho Yessss shes a badass player yet humble and not about makeup or showing cleavage.

[@jeplin4567]

I’m pretty glad i learned about jimi early, and ever since, i’ve been learning his songs alot

[@jakewonuff3502]

Young age? Dan, how old do you think we were back then when we were going to Jimi’s concerts and buying his records? Or, for that matter, how old Jimi was when Are You Experienced was released?

[@hanleyk]

@Sickshots Bro hmm.

[@michaelthomas9991]

My God, she’s awesome! Kudos to this brilliant young lady for her respectful interpretations!

[@Hiro.the.God.]

I’ve seen Ayla play as a young lady, and it’s so cool to see her teaching as an adult. She is an amazing guitarist.

[@snapfinger1]

Crosstown Traffic. Drive My Car. It was no accident. Super worthwhile video.

[@horrorview]

You do the absolute best breakdowns of Hendrix on here!! Thanks so much for doing justice by him!!

[@farhanridesandriffs]

She's like that cool friend who guides you and inspires you to become better at whatever you're doing

[@vndt7496]

True

[@ThomasMetal75]

That's, like, far out man 😅😅😅!

[@Silverback3]

I saw jimi four times, out of all the concerts I have been to from Monterey Pop, to seeing Metallica last year for the third time. Nobody comes close to a Jimi Hendrix show, the most fantastic experience musically of my life, I'm 74. This young woman kills it, she feels his music, like she had seen the Man play, I love it.

[@tonyjordan1320]

I never got the chance to see him live, a friend of mine saw him and if you can believe it he opened up for the Monkees and got booed off the stage..LOL.. Whose the famous one now I ask???

[@Silverback3]

@@tonyjordan1320 I know about that story, one of the Monkees was being interviewed on the Johnny Carson show, and he told that story to Johnny in 1968 or about that time. And Jimi was as famous as the Beatles then.

[@baconbeatles2790]

@@Silverback3 As famous as the Beatles? No way

[@Silverback3]

@@baconbeatles2790 I didn't say he sold more records, but he was all everyone was talking about, even on the radio the dj's were going on and on about his live shows. I loved the Beatles, but until they did "Sargent peppers lp"

[@Silverback3]

All of their records were pop, jimi was the beginning of heavy mettle.

[@rickeymathis2978]

Her smile and how she gets into her riffs she's teaching is awesome ,makes you feel like you can do it with just a Lil practice...Great teacher...

[@lowellcalavera6045]

Hearing Hendrix as a 12 year old (back in 1972) was a mind boggling experience. 50 years later, it still is.

[@DrGalazkiewicz]

@@cerrito7806 😆

[@lowellcalavera6045]

@@cerrito7806 Bored, huh?

[@pando4433]

@@cerrito7806 he meant that he played guitar for 12 years total

[@roykowalski4125]

NO..dummies..Lowell was 12 when he was listening to Jimi (this was in 1972)..same for me… and for Lowell, and myself…it was mind boggling to us!! Band of Gypsy’s was my first album and I was 11 when I bought it…my parents were a bit shocked.

[@raygunn1083]

I was 1o and listened to Are You Experienced over at a friend's house that had an older brother. We both agreed it sounded like 'a bunch of noise'. I guess I just wasn't ready for Hendrix. ?

[@lowellcalavera6045]

This chick can play, man. I've played for awhile, and talent with emotion becomes evident instantly. She's got it.

[@Stoffendous]

EVERYBODY SIMP

[@lowellcalavera6045]

@@ToddTheJoker Relax, man. It's the idiom of my era. Hippie Chicks (like Ayla) know exactly what I mean. Evidently, you do not.

[@andromedaiscoming185]

Sensitive Gen Z'er vs laid back old timer. Behold.

[@johnssiroid4439]

@@andromedaiscoming185 Dig it.

[@steveengleman9257]

Like Mozart, Jimi was a rare musical prodigy. I put him up there with all the great classical composers. He was going to write complex musical compositions and he had a the talent to do so. Love your videos, thanks!

[@harrymitchell5402]

Totally blown away. Emm can't say enough. We have to keep Jimi's brilliant playing alive and well. There is no other musician Jimi's style is all I play. Everyday I'm glad to had the pleasure to hear you and your passion for his music.

[@dansch3073]

Hearing Foxy Lady as the opening song was exactly as she described and back then it blew my mind. Super cool "eureka!" moment :)

[@JRoss-zxzx]

At this point, Fender really needs to make an Ayla signature strat. It's the right thing to do. Thanks Alyla.

[@lowellcalavera6045]

@Sickshots Bro Tell Santa I'm still waiting on my pony.

[@jarrod4115]

Nah

[@brandonborst6550]

@Sickshots Bro I praise Cthulhu, not Jesus, sir.

[@feistybastard]

No offense, but as talented as she is, that would not be a big seller. And what would make it a signature Strat other than her name printed on the headstock?

[@jarrod4115]

@@feistybastard 💯💯💯💯

[@stoneman28]

Cheers to you for keeping this alive. Saw him in '68 at 14 years old. 1/3 of the show y feet in front of him. I still can't believe my luck.

[@wrin1010]

Thank you for this. I'm retired and played Hedrix for 50 years. My right hand isn't able to play the way I use to. Your picking style in this gave me new hope. I sold my old strats thinking I couldn't play his style again. Can you tell me the guitar model? I'm gonna give it another try. Again, thanks.

[@javiersedano183]

Wow. She is awesome and very respectful about one of the greatest guitarist ever. She made me like Hendrix even more than before and I earned a lot of respect for her too. 🤘🎶🎸

[@ernieray100]

My heart was crushed the other day as my neice was taken by COVID 19. It is the worst pain I have ever felt in my life. Crushing you tube's array of guitar teachers and talent I ran across you! I lost my breath! You two looked so much alike. The zeal you have for the guitar and the tutorials reminded me so much of her I knew God or whatever is up there was telling me"here is one not quite like her but mostly the same" You young lady are a credit to your instrument . Thank you for playing a Fender, loving Hendix and most of all having the overall traits of a selfless loving person.....,.oh your extremely cool too. Ernie Ray

[@bigsidable]

I enjoyed the hell out of that. I have a 2004 Strat. That I normally play in a Eb. But it’s Standard now. And learning Hendrix has just really kicked my playing in the ass. Nice post. Thank you.

[@Shockaroo]

Agree with everyone else. You have a wonderfully inviting feel-good vibe. That, coupled with your wealth of knowledge and playing prowess is a winning combo. God bless!

[@TomiLoveless]

😎👍👍👍I was 17 for Monterey Pop and attended 2 of the three days. I was just there to hear Jimi live. None of the other bands interested me. I worked in record store and heard, Are You Experienced the first day it was released in Feb. 67'. I knew from the second note when I first heard it, in the store that day, that this was something never heard before. Many people had never heard about Jimi when he walked on stage. I was in the very back of the crowd, when he first started, people in the rear were shocked from the volume! There were a growing number of hicks that started Boooing!!! He heard this and looked long at the back of the arena said something to the band. Then he started, "Like A Rolling Stone. The crowd were hushed! Like a Gasp! In that instant every heart in the Arena turned to instant LOVE with Jimi! I was there this is a fact! Not one other person has ever told this story. I could already play at least 4 of his songs.

[@kevincarmon2639]

I believe he was one with his guitar. his passion and use of fx need never be duplicated, just admired and appreciated.

[@kevincarmon2639]

He showed us how to make a guitar talk. He let go and expressed himself with his instrument.

[@ernestchavez6422]

Hey joe his first hit thanks u r cool

[@lawrenceklein3524]

This young lady is a delight to watch! She definitely knows her Hendrix! Play on, young one, play on! 🤙

[@Elwrt455]

Cool video! Hendrix's Woodstock particularly singing/playing "Voodoo Child" & "the Star-spangled Banner" STILL amazes me. The quintessential front person

[@davesaunders7146]

Just gotta love this child, talent, skills, and easy going personalty. You Rock Girl !!!

[@bluebaz]

Fantastic video, really enjoyed it. With the Wah-wah, I think people maybe heard Clapton's solo on White Room by Cream first as Wheels of Fire came out in June 68 and EL wasn't released until October of that year. Anyway, great playing and your enthusiasm is infectious. Keep on keeping on

[@bilbonanno4443]

LOVE how this young woman has such a great appreciation for Jimi's music! Also really dig how she makes his guitar riffs approachable for us mere mortals. Great!

[@davecruzen9352]

I have to tip my hat to you. You made Jimi SMILE. You have all his riffs down. I saw him on May 30, 1970 at The Berkeley Community Center. He IS, THE MASTER. Thank you for doing him justice. I'd see you performan should you go on tour. You got his vibes. Keep it up. Look forward to more of your knowledge.

[@nikolauswolff5791]

You can see how much Hendrix meant to the world when you see my biography. I was born in 1965 and when i was 18 i grew up with NWOBHM. New wave of British heavy metal. Saxon. Iron Maiden. Motörhead ec. Then in an interview in radio my heros said that their inspiration was Jimmy. That's why they started playing the giutar. I didn't knew Hendrix at this time but when they always mentioned his name i was curious about him. So i get to hear " Hey Joe " for the first time. Now i am 58 and i hear really all type of music but my most loved is still RR. Now i know what Jimmy meant to my music and it's a tragedy that he died with 27.

[@wallsmartsme]

Woman? Girl? I learned so much from your videos that nobody else explains and clarifies as easy to understand as you do. I'd pay for what you explain and teach me as a guitar player teacher performer. Keep up the good work!

[@maaen4092]

I know nothing about music in a learned way but I love music and how it affects my inner being and I first heard Hey Joe in early 67 in Norwich (England) and having heard the first few seconds of the song I felt at one with the music and the rest is history with my love for all the music that came from Jimi in those few years before he left us for elsewhere.. I am 75 now and I still rate Jimi as one amazing music creator and experimenter...I saw him in Norwich a few weeks from the release of Hey Joe in UK when he did his lightning tours to promote his music in various cellars all across the main towns of England and was lucky enough to stand one meter away from him...and he must have noticed my open jaws because he winked and smiled at me a couple of times as he performed his amazing sounds... ...Almost like yesterday...you would have been hooked for sure even more then had you seen the man then..alongside Mitch and Noel... I think what you do is FANTASTIC Lots of Love young lady proud to have come across you...You are very inspiring ..

[@VonBluesman]

Ayla, very impressive, strong vibrato, you have very strong hands, great technique along with amazing talent and knowledge of the guitar and music theory. Excellent demonstration and teaching. 5 Stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🎸👏👍🙏😎✌️

[@tefenstrat]

Musora, what a treat it is to see a younger generation take such an interest to love, learn and teach Jimi's music the way you have. And what a great job you have done with this. Funny, I am 65 now and I think I was about 10 or 12 years old when I got a copy of the Smashed hits album thats sitting behind you. That record changed my whole life. From that point I was hooked. I loved rock and roll, I loved Jimi and I picked up a guitar and learned to play. I have been playing for over 50 years now. Again, I just want to say I loved your video and what a great treat it is- nice Job !!

[@kissguy2]

Jimi Hendrix is my favorite guitarist. Nice Ayla

[@TheArchitune]

There are lots of accomplished players but very few excellent teachers. You are one.

[@bobsaturday4273]

good job , with a pervasive arrogance among so many musicians who consider themselves "artists" , its great to see young people who are respectful and build their character and their careers on studying the real masters of innovation , who themselves drew from the great music before them . your own success in understanding the technique and freedom of mind and spirit of JImi is an accomplishment and reward in itself and you will certainly find the avenues to express your own richness of genius by following in those huge footsteps . Don't forget some of the others such as BB King , Terry Kath , Carlos Santana and others that were popular but also remember many were inspired by the early jazz greats and Wes Montgomery and Kenny Burrell .

[@stephenlamb9417]

Hey Ayla, must admit, you have taught me a lot through this vid. I was playing along with you. The way you play these riffs made it far easier than I was playing them. Keep it going Ayla, you is amazing..............

[@vigt548]

She and the music inhabit one another - A beautiful soul and a wonderful experience even though I can only play guitar a little.

[@cheezyridr]

i've been a hendrix fan longer than you've been on the earth, and i've got to hand it to you - the choices you made were excellent. your rendition of "may this be love" in an earlier video is what got my attention, but since then, produced alot of great content. please do more hendrix. you seem to have an understanding of him that not many people do.

[@toddsisk1473]

Been digging all those riffs since I was a kid and I’m almost 65. Never grows old! Thanks for sharing

[@hughdunkley197]

Oh my God! You said exactly what I was feeling! This young lady is brilliant,intuitive, insightful, interesting!! How came such wisdom in one so young?! Bless her,she opened MY eyes to aspects of Hendrick's music that I was not aware of- and I've long been a Hendricks fan! Thank God for young people like her!

[@johnnagy2445]

I saw Jimi twice in Concert, You do him justice and honor!

[@richardwingert2827]

My favorite Hendrix riff is the introduction to "Spanish Castle Magic'. You played wonderfully on that. Excellent guitar playing. Keep it up! Play on drummer!

[@cmadams346]

I just discovered this young woman and am blown away by her knowledge, technical skill, insight, intensity, poise, pure talent and the abiliry to blend it all into a very enjoyable music moment, regardless of whether she is just sharing, teaching, playing or having fun. Talk about finding your calling early in life! I just want to hear albums of her playing original and covered songs. Miss Ayla, you are stunning!

[@ixoye56]

That Machine Gun riff is so powerful, I especially like how he played it at the Isle of Wight concert.

[@trueblueclassicrock]

Good job! It’s nice to see young people playing the greatest guitarist's famous riffs! I had the privilege, when I was 18, to see Jimi play live and was extraordinary. Myself a guitar player too performing in the 60s, he was my idle and our band did 6 or 7 of his songs. Back then Jimi seem to come out from nowhere! There was the Beatles and the Stones, but the Jimi Hendrix Experience was so different yet so cool. Thank you for this video!

[@oscarrodn]

I've been learning a lot of things by just listening to her. I'm also into Jimi's style and she explains really good his style. Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge, Ayla.

[@angkari7244]

Your passion for Hendrix shines thru and elevates this video. Also the teal colour tab scheme does too

[@Zulumann25]

Thanks for the Lesson. As She breaks it down you really hear the genius of Hendrix.

[@supafrogg258]

This is the 1st guitar instructional video I've seen of Ayla Tesler-Mabe's. She is wonderful! Ayla is a member of the Guitareo on-line guitar instruction team. Her enthusiasm is contagious, she's very good at making the student player/viewer comfortable, she knows her musical stuff & how to pass it on to others, and she's a marvelous ambassador at spreading the noteworthiness and excitement of Hendrix's guitar playing and music! It was such a pleasure to be led by Ayla!

[@nikkicartee879]

Always see teachers get in and explain using scale names and such and often wonder if the original artist was even thinking of scales. Always feel they just played what sounded good to them. Especially hendrix

[@lolobuggah2670]

I love that you're so passionate about Hendrix like me even though he was way before our time. He was awesome.

[@tommac876]

Awesome video. Nice to see young players appreciating the goat. Keep it up foxey lady!!!!!

[@idiotwind2248]

Somewhere Jimi is smiling down at this young woman. She is awesome. ⚡

[@PauloNascimento-hy7me]

Great lesson with rich informations presented with details. Thanks for post. Congratulations. 👍🏽🙏🏽

[@georgemiller8329]

Thanks this video made my day lucky enough to see Jimi in 1970 in a small club after hours in Nyc,but I will never forget hearing him for the first time in a little record store in 1967 when I was 13 , changed me forever!

[@briankierans2926]

Top class Ayla. Another brilliant video. Very informative and wonderful presentation.

[@mrq6270]

I'm always so happy to see young people digging Jimi Hendrix! I almost feel like he's more appreciated now than when I was growing up.

[@RobChappers]

This was awesome:-)

[@Johnny1.0]

Much Love Rob! Hope all is well!

[@dennmcambley3813]

her tone is always on point, i love your tone. :)

[@flukyreview9128]

The beginning riffs of Little Wing and purple haze were genius as well. Surprise they did not make the top of your list.

[@augustwest5273]

Great to see our youth connecting to the Goat and nail the correct songs. Machine gun is by far one of my favs. She understands his music and is versed enough to do it justice. You should discuss the crazy leads that are played front and backwards that many music aficionados miss or dont understand what’s really going on. That would have really put you in another category. Kudos on the respect to Hendrix.

[@Bob-Whiting]

This took quite a bit of effort to present to us. Thanks much! We appreciate all your hard work and impressive knowledge. Just... Wow.

[@martino8]

This is a treasure - and yes I was a teen in 1967 and Jimi took us over. Great lesson. Thank you.

[@daccount1994]

I'm in love with her talent and knowledge ♥

[@johncapitelli4324]

Are You Experienced was my first album. Listened to it sooooo many times. Then Axis then Electric Lady Land. He was a true pioneer. Thank you for playing his awesome music.

[@jcook2393]

Love watching Ayla play! She radiates energy!

[@richardsmith5362]

Just stumbled on to your site today. I had seen the title of this video before, but thought that you would just be playing the beyond iconic riffs and had no idea that it would be a tutorial. You have an infectious smile, which made it difficult for me to pay attention to the lessons! I see that you have over a million subscribers. Please add me to the list. Thank you.

[@friedrudibega6384]

Really great content for the beginner/intermediate player. One thing you could do for a lesson is using a pitch changing program if you haven’t already done so lol Great honest enthusiasm for the artist and the instrument.

[@nordland2235]

Good to see young folk still getting off on JH tunes....I liked Voodoo Chile...the long slow version on Electric Ladyland....Steve Winwood organ and Jack Cassidy on bass.

[@donbranter8488]

I can't wait to try these. Wasn't sure if any Hendrix stuff was within my reach. Thanks so much Ayla!

[@maxroy5246]

Trying to play things that are way beyond you is a great way to make small, consistent improvements

[@stoatystoat174]

lovely to learn the cross town traffic riff

[@RANDOG1951]

Guitario scored when they found you young lady. Thanks for sharing your talent.

[@mason87104]

Favorite Hendrix "riff" is Axis Bold as Love, the licks in the solo around where he yells "yea", or the end as it fades out, I'm not sure whether to laugh or cry its so beautiful.

[@RANDOG1951]

I saw Hendrix in Marysville, Wa. Gold creek rock festival 1969?. Something called Orange Sunshine clouds my memory but way cool. Alice Cooper was jaw dropping out there too.

[@PaulSter]

Great to see young folks appreciating, not only Jimi, but the greatest generation of "electric" music! Grab yer Strats, Les Pauls, Teles, SGS and whatnot, and have at it!

[@dolanpatj]

I'm blown away you started and finished with my favorite Hendrix Song, I Don't Live Today. I had somehow missed this song until after Y2K, despite being a Seattle kid from the 70's who has always put Hendrix above any list of favorite musicians, or even other artists or performers for that matter. Watching his performance of this song from Royal Albert Hall is the closest thing to church I experience in life. Sadly, it rarely avoids copyright blocks on KZbin for very long. Watch that whole concert if you ever get a chance. Anyway, just found you today, cool channel. Rock on. 🎶

[@MrTheKjhh]

I love when you talk about the tuning, i hear so many people talking to others like ughh tune you guitar man. While at the same time the big names decades ago didnt really care, they just did what they like to hear. I heard a couple of artist say " if it sounds good, youre good to go " even mccartney just did what he liked to hear for himself

[@jsphillip60]

Wonderful player, wonderful lessons ! :)

[@matthewmclean3936]

Thanks for sharing all the Hendrix riffs! My favorite Hendrix guitar parts are probably in “house burning down”, or mr bad luck, but there are so many great songs and riffs to choose from

[@truckerkevthepaidtourist]

Holy shit look how far she has come how awesome. I remember I was first blown away four or five years ago when she laid down that since I've been loving you look at her now going into a fine young adult woman.

[@Txderek]

Ayla you are disarming the whole process of learning the guitar. i am a three month beginner and you give explanation I'm looking for in the right way. All the answers i need in a very approachable delivery. Please keep up the great content!

[@DamianS1893]

Love your confidence... Enjoy your videos... Great playing young lady.

[@cricketbat09]

Crosstown Traffic is unforgettable. It is a timeless classic.

[@jakethonger4742]

You have a beautiful smile and a great teaching abilities❤️ i always learn something new from you...thank you dear

[@donnhall9800]

😎Thank you, from a retired history prof. who still loves to play just for me!

[@bobbys4327]

Oh man! These really bring it all back! Great playing Alyla: and it is soooo refreshing that a young musician is into JH. When his stuff came out I was on a government sponsored all expense paid vacation to the Orient.

[@brettatton]

I think Hendrix tuned to E flat because he used very heavy gauge strings intending to obtain the tone he desired. In order to make string bending easier he dropped the pitch and string tension by going down a semi-tone. That's what I've heard anyways. 25.5" scale guitars like most Fender models are harder to bend strings on than the 24.75" scale guitars any case. Miss Ayla you are a breath of fresh air!

[@The73275]

Miss you are a fine guitarist and instructor with a few drops of mojo running thru you're veins, bravo