Hendrix Style Rhythm Guitar Simplified

[@musselchee9560]

OMG. I've waited my life long for this mystery to be revealed, and I'm a young child of the 60s. Chur Bro.

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thanks! I’m glad it helped :)

[@5150show]

Chur . Must be a kiwi 😂

[@satchrules101]

@@FretlixGuitar You are a natural gifted teacher .. thanks bro!

[@brewcity53207]

Thank you. Double stops are so cool. Beginning player who has been noodling on and off for years, but has gotten easily discouraged. This is such an intuitive way to play. Thank you, thank you!

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thanks Paul! You are welcome and I’m really glad the video has helped you :)

[@mikechun4734]

I’ve seen this explained before, but yours drilled down to the basics and made it more accessible to me…Thank-you!

[@FretlixGuitar]

I’m glad that video helped you :)

[@MustafaBaabad]

Great lesson on Jimi Hendrix style. Thank you very much. Cheers from Indonesia.

[@FretlixGuitar]

You are welcome, I’m glad you enjoyed the lesson!

[@jimdep6542]

Your lessons register with me regarding Hendrix's rhythm's over the rest. Thank you and I thoroughly enjoy your playing !

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thanks! I’m glad the the lessons have helped you with your playing :)

[@guitarnerd99]

I've been trying to figurer out how to get that Hendrix rythmn for a while now. You explained it perfectly in 7 mins. Thank you for the great lesson.

[@FretlixGuitar]

You are welcome! I’m glad the video has helped you :)

[@jasonburtally]

One simple vid. Clear explanations. Nice and neat sound/tone. The best 11min on KZbin among many tutorials, really. Thanx a lot!

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thanks very much 😃 I’m glad you enjoyed the video!

[@marklisa17]

Absolutely the most talented and beautiful guitarist in a couple of generations . ❤

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thanks 😁

[@Upuia-c4n]

I’ve seen a lot of lessons of this JH style for this song but couldn’t get the right way of hammering and pulling of the strings idea until I see this video to be honest. Thanks a lot to you bro for showing it in a very detailed manner. I’m so thankful to you for being a great guitar teacher. Cheers bro.

[@FretlixGuitar]

You are welcome! I’m glad that the video has helped you get the hang of some of the Hendrix style :)

[@briankierans2926]

Excellent. There are lots of lessons on this technique on youtube but this is the best explanation. Very clear and concise. Well done.

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed the lesson :)

[@zingleraster9124]

100% agree

[@gopilotmusic]

Learning to play like Jimi, it's like learning magic. Thanks for great lesson!

[@FretlixGuitar]

It really is! You are welcome :)

[@chadcottle9953]

That's a great way to think about it. I love it.

[@garylock2012]

I’ve watch quite a lot of tutorials offering that to do the same thing, this Is by far the easiest at least for me to understand and make sense of so kudos to you 👍

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thanks Gary! I’m glad you liked the video 😃

[@magnethomewood]

Thanks for this, going to go get my Hendrix on right now

[@FretlixGuitar]

You are welcome, glad you like the lesson!

[@RobertPickeringBucketList69]

Wow! What an eye opener... thank you for simplifying it in such a logical way, joining all the dots!

[@FretlixGuitar]

You are welcome! I’m glad that you liked the video and it’s helped open a few doors for you 😃

[@danielmahamodo7814]

Thank you very much. Your explanations are clear and very simple. You're a great teacher.

[@FretlixGuitar]

You are welcome! I’m glad you liked the video :)

[@stolenSZ]

One of the most useful and well presented guitar tutorials that I have seen. Thank you 🙏🏼

[@FretlixGuitar]

You are welcome! I’m glad that the video has been useful :)

[@deepakmeher25]

Thank you sir for simplifying this. That sounds really good on my guitar 😮

[@FretlixGuitar]

You are welcome!

[@saxonsteve]

This is GREAT! Job well done!! Much easier to understand then most people trying to teach Hendrix, which is not easy! Keep the videos coming! Thanks!!

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thank you. I’m glad you enjoyed the video. I’ve done a few Hendrix videos showing you how to do the same kind of ideas for different chord shapes so make sure you check them out 👍🏻

[@darrencamacho5541]

This is amazing, i stumbled on to your lesson, and i tell you all these lights went off , holy montypython...you just got me out off a rutt and no body else was getting across on the internet..what you so simply showed..man im diving in....sounds so good on a 60s tele...thank you. Be well. One love

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thanks Darren! It’s really great to know that the video has helped you get out of a rut :) I’m glad that it was helpful and make sure you have a look at the other Hendrix videos in the series. There’s quite a few and more on the way :)

[@DanChitengi]

Good teaching and straight forward simplyfied...❤

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thanks!

[@neiladams2190]

Thank you for the legend showing his explanatory chords how to play.. cool.. I'll be giving you much much more attention.. 🎸🎸🎸🎸

[@FretlixGuitar]

You are welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed the lesson 😃

[@jadekoia6454]

Came here to spice up my rythm playing so I went with Jimmi and mate your vids are awesome to the point but easy to follow even great lengths all in all thanks mate definitely subscribed now

[@FretlixGuitar]

I’m glad you like the Jimi videos. Thanks for subscribing:)

[@andytaff2833]

Thanks Ryan great lesson just subscribed. Great to hear a Welsh accent teaching guitar.

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thank you! I'm glad you like it :)

[@waynegram8907]

FRELIX, listen to a lot of Jimi Hendrix bass players bass lines because they aren't playing the root note of the chord tone. He made a lot of albums with billy cox which hendrix started using different root notes for the bass players bass lines which you can make video lessons about. Jimmy Page would use this trick because eddie kramer told him about it which zeppelin also uses unusual bass lines at certain spots

[@HighVybeTribe]

Black Sabbath 70's era , does it also 👌✨️

[@waynegram8907]

@@HighVybeTribe yes true but it would be nice to have video lessons pointing out the sections when it happens. I know GNR the bassist mostly uses the 4th instead of the root, which I'm not sure why. Hendrix later albums after 69 has a lot of studio tracks with the bassline using different roots

[@tontoninbas9496]

Thanks from France !

[@FretlixGuitar]

You are welcome 😃

[@jettboy5265]

nicely done and super easy to follow .great stuff

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thanks!

[@davidt9841]

Very Nice lesson, my Friend! As a big fan of JH, undoubtedly the best 11:11 minutes that I’ve spent this morning. Great pacing, great info! I just subscribed. Keep Up the Great Work! 👍🎸✌️😎

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed the lesson 😃

[@jhonatanlira9963]

This lesson is awesome. Thanks a lot!

[@FretlixGuitar]

No problem! I’m glad you enjoyed it :)

[@scottboatright8768]

You're a great teacher! Thanks!

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thanks Scott! I’m glad you enjoyed the video :)

[@Mr66495]

Excellent tutorial keep doing them.thankyou

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thank you! I'm glad you liked the lesson. There are 4 more videos on my channel on Jimi's rhythm style so make sure you check them out :)

[@maximusindicusoblivious180]

Great lesson. You make this easy to learn. Thanks.

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thank you. I’m glad you like it!

[@marcusjeanpirae7450]

Great lesson 🎸Thankyou!! 🎸🔥🔥🔥

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thank you very much!

[@DaveyJK1214]

Great to see you on the toobs Ryan! Awesome lesson as always 🙂👍

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thank you! 😃👍🏻

[@HighVybeTribe]

I like your vintage tone 💪🤔👌

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thanks 😀

[@bravo4adventure988]

Thanks so much for this...my first time watching one of your videos. I appreciate the variety of ways to play it that you demonstrated as well as the "Hey Joe" reference, as this is the first Hendrix song I'm trying to learn. Well done, you've earned a new subscriber.

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thank very much, I’m glad you enjoyed the video 😄

[@zingleraster9124]

Same same

[@babilonex]

Really great lesson! Plus I love the intro song! What’s that?🤟🤟🤟

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thank you :) The intro song is something I wrote, kinda like a intro song to the channel. A few people have asked me to make a lesson on it so I may do that at some point :)

[@babilonex]

Thanks for your replay man! New subscriber here. The intro song is great and the last cascade notes are killer! Plus I really enjoy your videos! Bless you man! 🤟

[@johnmcaleese8459]

Excellent. That's all I have to say. Thank You big time.

[@FretlixGuitar]

Hi John, you are welcome! I’m glad the video was useful :)

[@nicolasmaurin182]

Excellent. Well produced

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thank you!

[@GanthetB]

So good brother! Thank you!

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thanks :)

[@spirit3662000]

Great lesson you got yourself a sub pal. Looking forward to working through the rest of your lessons. Is this lesson 1 or lesson 2?

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thank you, and thanks for subscribing! This is the first lesson in the series and there’s 7 Hendrix videos so far :)

[@neiladams2190]

Cool what a legend Jimmy''🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸

[@FretlixGuitar]

He’s a total legend 😄

[@neiladams2190]

Your, the Great exponent of the - legend..., who's the best rough out of tune player I've ever known'' who was well known for his ghost chords' '' 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸

[@neiladams2190]

I meant the phrase was ever seen...

[@patriciaco6269]

Cool. Great lesson, thanks😊

[@FretlixGuitar]

Glad you liked it!

[@kevrochlin4544]

Very well presented.. Cheers

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thank you. I’m glad you liked it 😀

[@danhhong1487]

nice lesson

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thanks!

[@buddhamus]

Great lesson. Thank you.

[@FretlixGuitar]

No problem! I’m glad you like it 👍🏻

[@rawlelowe7021]

i love it very good great stuff.

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thanks. I'm glad you enjoyed the video :)

[@5150show]

Thank you

[@FretlixGuitar]

You are welcome :)

[@tombain5665]

I echo the comments below. Brilliant teaching and pace to understand. Many thanks. Now subscribed

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed the video 😃

[@securethebag1613]

amazin my boy

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thanks!

[@marcusgandier3913]

Very Nice. Thanks

[@FretlixGuitar]

You are welcome! I’m glad you enjoyed it.

[@gergemall]

Luv Jimi

[@FretlixGuitar]

He’s a legend!

[@mrjc12]

Amazeballs! Thanks, I subscribed

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thanks! Glad you like it :)

[@stefanoagostini_com]

VERY GOOD video!!!!

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it.

[@Renanfg]

Thanks for the great lesson, +1 sub

[@FretlixGuitar]

Glad you liked the lesson and thanks for subscribing:)

[@michaelsteven1090]

Great lesson and beautiful guitar! What is that bro?

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed the lesson. That's a Fender USA Deluxe Stratocaster from about 2007. I've had it since new and I absolutely love it :)

[@mrmeowcomeshome1300]

Great!

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thanks!

[@kurtrightmyer]

This video hits the main points, but it leaves out the crucial glissando Hendrix uses as he slides between frets to get that silky flow.

[@7thheaventruth]

I’ve been playing guitar for about a year and a half now I’m not even good, but in my mind, I’m the best guitarist in the world

[@FretlixGuitar]

Love it! It’s awesome to have confidence and love playing guitar :)

[@harlequin75]

Don’t lie to the people. I am the best guitarist in the world.

[@allenleitch1783]

Love it

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thanks!

[@p.besser2730]

Very nice distortion here. Which pedal/amp did you use in this lesson?

[@FretlixGuitar]

Hi. I used a Kemper profiler for this video. I use one for all of my filming as it makes it easier for sound but also sounds great :) The amp profile was a divided by 13 at a medium gain for the valve breakup crunch sound. You could get a similar sound from a tube amp cranked a bit or a clean amp with an overdrive pedal(tube screamer or similar) set with a medium/low gain. Hope that helps :)

[@kurtweng]

Very nice lesson.I am learning Hendrix's style now,Could you offer the tab the lesson?Thank you!

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thanks! Sure, you can get the TAB here: fretlix.lpages.co/jimi-hendrix-rhythm/

[@kurtweng]

@@FretlixGuitar Wow!Thank you!The PDF is very cool!(but the the fret of C/E should be 5th fret)

[@FretlixGuitar]

@@kurtweng Im glad you like it and well spotted - The PDF has been amended 👍🏻 Thanks! Ryan

[@ranabirgahir462]

😂Nicely Done ✅ Man

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thanks!

[@CarlWinter-oy8uf]

ok apologies --C MAJOR CHORD is same as A minor --so the scales are identical --sorry I forgot -!

[@FretlixGuitar]

That’s the one :)

[@tbone2451]

Sounds great, are you using a fuzz pedal?

[@FretlixGuitar]

Thank you! For the guitar sound I’m using a Kemper Profiler with a ‘Trainwreck’ amp profile. You can get a similar sound by either cranking the gain on your amp or using a light overdrive or fuzz though 😃

[@sallysigler727]

You and me, too!

[@stephencindrich135]

❤ the lesson, but the guitar tone sounds too dirty.

[@CarlWinter-oy8uf]

Woah there @ 3: 28---you are playing the A minor pentatonic---not a MAJOR scale as you stated !--why ?

[@SeanConolly-u8s]

C over E? It will always be C 1st inversion to me.

[@FretlixGuitar]

It could be either. I tend to use C over E or C/E for teaching as it’s more commonly used and is seen in more chord charts :)

[@FezzantPlucka]

First!

[@tonymediati8274]

I’m so proud of you

[@karakomene1494]

too much talking not enough action, boring.

[@FretlixGuitar]

That’s what my wife says!

[@mattiarusso2048]

@@FretlixGuitar 🤣🤣🤣👏👏👏

[@danielcoleman4807]

The tone on your rig sounds bad, to me. Very muddy.

[@MrInfinite43]

Youre confusing muddy, with the sound of tube breakup

[@edcostav]

Great lesson. Thank you

[@FretlixGuitar]

You are welcome!