Hey Joe backing track in E - Jimi Hendrix style

[@ericmarshall4085]

Absolutely brilliant. Really appreciate you posting this extended track. Thanks.

[@MaranGuitarTracks]

Thank you... Let's play your solo 🎸

[@MTBTexasBikeRider]

Really cool backing track! Thank you 🙏

[@MaranGuitarTracks]

Thank you... Lets play your solo🎸

[@mr.noname9506]

Very cool. Thanks‼️🎸🎶 Greetings from Germany 👍✌️🤙

[@MaranGuitarTracks]

Thank you... Let's play your solo 🎸

[@TonyValentine-ni5yh]

Jolly good!

[@MaranGuitarTracks]

Thank you. Let's play your solo 🎸

[@rodybeymer9756]

Very Impressive. Thank You.

[@MaranGuitarTracks]

Thank you... Let's play your solo 🎸

[@blainebattams4648]

My goodness ,just what I needed. Thanks

[@MaranGuitarTracks]

Thank you... Let's play your solo 🎸

[@timmclaughlin1787]

very cooLLL

[@stofffpv3128]

what does the 0/0 percent sign mean on that 4th bar please anyone?

[@MaranGuitarTracks]

Thanks for the message here. The meaning of the % symbol is: Repeat the previous measure. That is, continue on the same chord as the previous measure.

[@toddfederman8221]

Repeat chord

[@nicolasmaurin182]

Can somebody help me to reproduce the syncopated rhythm on the E chord. Around 3min35 for instance. I struggle to get it and it sounds so cool. Thanks 🙏

[@MaranGuitarTracks]

@@nicolasmaurin182 i'll check what you mean and reply here. Thank you.

[@MaranGuitarTracks]

I assume you're talking about the rhythm of the guitar. It's a rhythm in sixteenth notes, it has a funky beat. To understand this rhythm you need to learn sixteenth notes.

[@nicolasmaurin182]

@@MaranGuitarTracks thanks. Yes. I know. But I cannot manage to do it the way you do it. I will maybe find out later…. If you could share the rhythm pattern this would help. No pb if you don’t want spend the time. Great backing track. Thanks.

[@MaranGuitarTracks]

@@nicolasmaurin182 Sorry. I cant. But you can find it easily in the web.

[@brianallancobb]

I play it with an E dominant ninth rather than #9. Not Ravel's "Pavane" but quietly -- okay, histrionically -- elegaic.

[@MaranGuitarTracks]

Thank you

[@brianallancobb]

...and I've finally learned how to play the fucking thing.

[@gristamshackleford2102]

@@brianallancobb it is "the hendrix chord" i dont think it's in the original recording but it sounds just fine in this, and it's used in purple haze and foxy lady, so yer good learning it

[@Another_Guitarist]

Me thinks yer 7#9 is a ROOT 5 G7#9 not an E here...then again, I'm scotch buzzed- check it out. I'm cool if I'm wrong- but perhaps Jimi's bud from the hereafter otherwise. :-) Otherwise, nice simple backing track my man!

[@MaranGuitarTracks]

Thank you 🎸

[@MaranGuitarTracks]

I'm a Brazilian guitarist and honestly I didn't understand exactly what you meant, but thanks anyway for commenting and expressing your opinion. Lets play the Blues 🎸

[@Another_Guitarist]

@@MaranGuitarTracks Most welcome. I mean: Switch out "E7#9" for correct: "G7#9"

[@gristamshackleford2102]

well the original is Emajor and E7dom, but i think the E7#9 sounds cool in this. it is "the hendrix chord" and this is just a track to solo over, i dont think hes trying to cover it note for note here

[@MaranGuitarTracks]

@@gristamshackleford2102 Thank you very much for commenting here. I understand what you wrote. But if you listen carefully to this track, you'll hear that the chord being played is E7(#9) and not an E7.

[@TFFSRAD]

Ah ok

[@MaranGuitarTracks]

Im sure you got It... 🎸

[@TFFSRAD]

@@MaranGuitarTracks tnx man. I dont know about this tuning down stuff tbh ..

[@MaranGuitarTracks]

@@TFFSRAD That's simple. If you want an Eb tuning, all you need to do is tune all the strings a half step lower.

[@TFFSRAD]

@@MaranGuitarTracks otherwise it sounds off or false ? Sorry man i dont know

[@MaranGuitarTracks]

@@TFFSRAD That's a law of physics isn't it? If you tune your guitar half a step down, then you always need to play 1 fret forward to get the same sound.