Hendrix Rhythm Guitar Part 2

Learn this trick to add some Hendrix style flair into your rhythm guitar playing!
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[@anthonyking3644]

Mate, why can't other Hendrix-styled lessons on KZbin be like yours? Your lessons are straight to the point, short and bite-sized full of great learnings. I'd say the two Hendrix videos I've reviewed so far on your channel are the best I've come across. Thanks for your time and effort on preparing these great vids. Cheers!

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thanks for the nice words and I’m glad that you have enjoyed the videos 😃

[@CarlWinter-oy8uf]

NOW I ve finally got the lesson I have been searching for 40 years for ---thankyou for simplifying Hendricksian double stops!

[@FretlixGuitar]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video :)

[@RobertPickeringBucketList69]

Brilliant teacher... thanks for breaking it down

[@FretlixGuitar]

You are welcome!

[@markkempster7367]

Subbed. Excellent lessons. Killer paisley strat!

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thanks for subscribing! It’s a lovely guitar, I’m super lucky to own it 😃

[@johnvarner3854]

Eye-opening! Totally inspiring ::)

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thanks. I’m glad the video has helped :)

[@greenmanalishi6963]

I’m Ready for pt.3

[@FretlixGuitar]

Coming soon 👍🏻

[@anthonyking3644]

Me too!

[@Sportingalagrieska]

You are a terrific teacher. I've recently been searching for some videos to try to add some Hendrix style embellishments to my old Hey Joe campfire version, being this and the previous video of yours the best by far. Thank you very much. I like, subscribe and let the adds run for you 🤟

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thank you very much! I'm glad that you liked the video. Thanks for subscribing as well :)

[@notsoanonymous2458]

Your caveat on application at the end was very appreciated. I'm a church guitarist and there are rock principles that don't apply to Contemporary Christian Music, they would sound out of place. Most guitar teachers on KZbin never mention anything of the sort.

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thank you! I always think it’s important to learn the application of what we learn. So many things on guitar can be transferred across styles, it’s like more bang for you buck 💪🏻

[@marklisa17]

I really appreciate Dom's analysis...thx mate.😊

[@FretlixGuitar]

You are welcome! 😀

[@marcusgandier3913]

Thanks. Great lesson

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thanks very much :)

[@CarlWinter-oy8uf]

Finally I have your simplified Hendrix rhythm style --thankyou so much!

[@FretlixGuitar]

You are welcome!

[@SB-mb8fx]

Great Video, well explained. Thank you

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thanks!

[@gergemall]

Excited to try

[@andrewmcleod1269]

Thanks man. I got so much value from this Jimi Hendrix mini series 🎸🙏🔥

[@FretlixGuitar]

You are welcome! I’m glad that you enjoyed the mini series 👍🏻

[@robertgallagher7264]

Thanks again I am practicing the Hendrix lessons,but very difficult on my Gibson J 45 must get myself a fender soon, Regards Robert in France

[@FretlixGuitar]

You are welcome. A J45 is a beautiful Guitar! These licks are more tricky on an acoustic but stick with the and they've get easier in time :)

[@tombain5665]

Thanks so much. Your videos have been a game changer for me

[@FretlixGuitar]

You are welcome and I'm glad that the videos have helped you :)

[@ernie98K3]

Great mentor...more power to you Sir!

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thank you!

[@robertgallagher7264]

Thanks so much, opened up a whole new world to me cheers Robert in France

[@FretlixGuitar]

You are welcome! I’m glad that the lesson has helped you :) Make sure you check out the other Hendrix videos I’ve made.

[@pianocello7]

Great!!!!!!

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thanks :)

[@nicolasmaurin182]

Brilliant. Joyful

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it :)

[@tontoninbas9496]

Excellent merci !

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thanks!

[@darrencamacho5541]

Aloha, thanks for the reply. I am putting those hacks to use ,great stuff..im strickly rhythm so im looking to expand on riffs i can use to get creative...explore.. part 1 n 2 were perfect....3 i need to evolve more...but self teaching this is first time i feel i can jam wout tracks and have great fun for hours.im stuffing those hacks into jam tracks i know....thank you. I dunno i just relate to how you present the lesson..bam done luv it...clapton stuff looks scary..ill get there. Be well. D

[@FretlixGuitar]

Hey! I'm glad that the hacks are coming in handy and you are having fun with them. I'm really glad that you are enjoying my lessons and I hope you learn a lot from them :)

[@roballen49]

Oh yeAH!!

[@FretlixGuitar]

😃

[@armandomonsivais9673]

Wonderful Eplanation

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thank you!

[@shaunlovett1565]

So glad, I was wondering how it went, now I

[@FretlixGuitar]

I’m glad the video helped you 😃

[@douglaschristine8387]

How you doing? You can wrap your hand around the neck and touch your thumb and index, easy for you. I can't do that. If I use my thumb then my fingers flatten and the chord won't sound good. Even Jimi Hendrix had long slender fingers which is why he could play like he did so some people say size means nothing but it does. I like your site. Keep rocking!

[@FretlixGuitar]

Hi Doug! Yes I’ve got quite big hands and have been playing a long time so I’m able to do it. You can also do this trick without your thumb, I explain that in the video around 4 mins in :) Hope that helps. Glad you like me site and thanks for the message!

[@richardlawson5565]

cool

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thank you!

[@542magoo]

Fantastic lesson and Great guitar tone. What gear are you using?

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thanks, I’m glad you enjoyed the lesson. I’m using a Kemper Profiler for the amp sounds and the Strat is a 90’s Paisley. The guitar is a pretty good one and I had the pickups changed to a set that were made for me by an Italian Luthier. I’m not sure what they are as I was on tour in Italy and was introduced to this guy who took original components from the 60s and 70s and makes pickups. They are very good, low output but full of life and dynamic range :)

[@shaunlovett1565]

Know

[@CarlWinter-oy8uf]

NOW Lesson 3 - G Major 3 RD FRET - next up ---goes to A major 5 TH FRET --right ? ---So why do you say its a C major chord ? It sounds like a A major !

[@CarlWinter-oy8uf]

Lesson 2 --G chord is really good --but lesson 3 ----C chord ? Baffled --you mean A major chord ?

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[@LedByGrace]

Barring the E and B string-this takes of a lot practice when you add in the g and d string and thumb over the Low E and A string. lol…good grief

[@LedByGrace]

I reworked it out. I use my pinki for the e and b and my ring finger for the g. I have small hands-it works, this is without the thumb over the low e -still working in that😢

[@LedByGrace]

Try barring just the e and b string and then use your pinki to hammar on / off the e and b string. Practice this first and then I use my ring finger to hammar off / on the g string. It’s funky but it’s working and I am actually seeing improvement after 10 minutes -my goal is to,use my pinki finger for e, b, g and my thumb over the low e string

[@FretlixGuitar]

It’s tough indeed but I promise it all gets easier with a little time and practice. I’m glad you’ve found a work around and you are seeing some instant progress! That’s great :) The cool thing about guitar is there’s different ways to play things and we all have our unique styles. I love it as this is what makes us unique players and constantly learning :)

[@LedByGrace]

@@FretlixGuitar I’m stilll at it. It’s a little better now but a ways away yet. Thanks