Jimi Hendrix Licks You Will Need To Learn - Lick Friday Week 449

[@briankierans2926]

Fantastic lesson, love it. Great job. 👏👏👏

[@cbcacbca]

That second lick, no matter who plays it, Clapton, Hendrix, Vaughan, Page ( that's Danny), a big smile comes across my face and im away with the fairies for those few seconds. I've heard it's thousands of times but it still gets me right there.

[@DannyPage]

@@cbcacbca cheers man. Hendrix influence in us all I guess.

[@sebastienboucher6347]

Massive thanx for those licks!!!!

[@DannyPage]

@@sebastienboucher6347 no worries.

[@jamesanthony7994]

I think this is one of the most practical and valuable guitar sites. The licks and backing tracks are really helping me formulate an idea on how to actually solo. It is just good fortune for me that stylistically I love everything that you do. Thank-you Danny!!

[@DannyPage]

Great to hear! Thanks for this comment. Good feedback always welcome.

[@LoLoBits]

that strat! those licks! can't thank you enough, danny! i'm heading over to patreon right now to sign up. you really deserve it. you're doing the lords work!

[@DannyPage]

Awesome, thank you! Glad you like the licks.

[@williamdevlin366]

Wow!!! Excellent lesson!!! Thank you! I’m subscribing.

[@DannyPage]

Awesome, thank you!

[@MotherFarquhar]

Excellent stuff..

[@DannyPage]

Mother Farquhar! I like that. Thanks for the comment.

[@michaelmendillo7513]

Awesome Danny !!! What a pleasant surprise !!! Thank you !!! 😎✌️✝️💕

[@DannyPage]

Get ya Hendrix overload. 👍🏼

[@michaelmendillo7513]

@DannyPage Will do !!! 😁👍🏻

[@alecfraser1928]

When I was starting out, I didn't bother much with Hendrix because I thought it would be too difficult and I didn't really get the extent to which it was blues-based. Thanks for putting me right only 53 years too late 😉

[@DannyPage]

It took me a while to get into Hendrix. When I started playing I was influenced by bands like Metallica, Bonjovi, guns n roses Joe satriani etc where the playing was produced and technical. I heard a live version of purple haze (I think it was) and it was out of tune, and because of that I didn’t relate to it. I wish I had listened to a studio song first as I would not have lost years of Hendrix influence. Such a great player in many many ways. You now have a great weekend of listening ahead of you….have fun.

[@cbcacbca]

Try learning the lead break from Wind Cries Mary and you'll see it's not difficult but it's an amazing guitar break. Hendrix thought and played outside the box.

[@DannyPage]

​​⁠ Great solo! We had to learn that one at the guitar institute in Acton London as part of a live performance workshop. Great song.

[@David.Von.]

I still think that way: "love Jimi, but not for my lever of guitar playing"

[@cbcacbca]

@alecfraser1928 , although Hendrix used the pentatonic scale, like most rock guitarists of that time, I've never thought of him as a blues guitarist. To me, he went right outside the blues box and created very much his own style of lead and rhythm playing. If you learn the break from The Wind Cries Mary, you'll see what i mean.

[@sandroportela1009]

Você é o melhor pra mim!❤ Muito inspirativo.

[@DannyPage]

Cheers mate…use well.

[@_Laviek]

Thanks for the licks freakin sound's amazing, coud you do now something like this in the style of Frusciante or SVR? that would be awesome

[@DannyPage]

SRV styled is on the cards yep. Frusciante I have made a video on his licks not that long ago here is the link Five John Frusciante Licks RHCP - Guitar Lick Special Week 409 kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZ2ZepKPpp10hck

[@sandroportela1009]

Thanks Danny! 🤙

[@DannyPage]

No probs…have fun.

[@Drpiwi]

Thank you for these great licks, that'll keep me going for the next week or so . What is that red Marshall that you have there?

[@DannyPage]

It’s a Marshall Mercury from the 1970’s. I think it was their budget amp of that time. Hybrid valve amp. Mine needs a new transformer as this one went pop!! Great sounding amp with the perfect 70’s tone.

[@jimbaker2565]

Quality

[@DannyPage]

Thanks Jim..

[@Ron-se2dq]

Great lesson as usual but, I can't find the tabs on your "Lick Friday" page. I really like watching your tutorials with the tabs opened at the same time as it seems to help my aging brain remember the notes!!!

[@DannyPage]

Let me look at that now. Should be there so not sure what is going on with that. Hold on a mo and I will report back.

[@DannyPage]

Sorted. Was there but not live. Thanks for the heads up

[@Ron-se2dq]

@@DannyPage Thanks, you're the best!

[@paulcooper-n2v]

Danny do you ever listen to roy buchanan great vid as usual btw.

[@DannyPage]

No not really. I will do though. Any particular album to listen to first?

[@paulcooper-n2v]

@@DannyPage Yes albums of roy's when a guitar plays the blues,hotwires, live stock,live in texas youtube has quite abit of stuff on roy you can listen to roy's bluz the video to start off with there is also a 4 part documentry on roy on youtube and alot of 70' and 80's stuff sadly he died of suicide in 1988.

[@stringisaac1186]

💕💕💕💪🤘

[@иванпучков-ф2ч]

tell me, do you specifically analyze the faces that are simpler, more carefully, and then very quickly so that you cannot repeat

[@DannyPage]

Hi, I’m not sure I understand the question to honest. Places, or faces? Or boxes? Either way, working with boxes is a great way to unlock the fretboard and allows you to use the whole fretboard as a soloing playground. However, when soloing I now don’t really think of the boxes as experience with jamming and soloing has created pathways through each box. Hope that answers the question even if just a little. If not please elaborate further..