Jimi Hendrix - All Along The Watch Tower - Guitar Solos Lesson

[@Doyle141]

Your Hendrix lessons are actually amazing, mate. Thanks so much.

[@markferrara]

I really like your lessons, especially the Hendrix stuff. Thanks for taking the time to post these. They have been helping me out quite a bit.

[@dejagermeister19]

I am a huge Hendrix fan - he is the main reason I play guitar - so I am very grateful for your helpful videos. Thanks a lot and keep rocking!

[@daynef1]

awesome vids and guitar work mate and your attitude towards gettin the vube down not notey playin is refreshing to hear

[@HenriqueLobato]

What a tone, perfect

[@SweetSourMiss]

I got a '57 reissue Strat as a beginner - bought it 2nd hand. I love it. Even though I'm still not any good - the tone really encourages me to play. When I was just playing acoustic - I bought some really crappy guitars and never was inspired to play, but the Strat it's all I want to do! Look at a Strat!!!

[@JME033089]

Your videos deserve so many more hits. I will surely recommend ya vids to others

[@baltayoshi]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge in a good mood - Happy, skillfully and humble ! Appreciated a lot!

[@BrettPapa]

You are welcome! Thanks for checking it out!

[@BrettPapa]

You are welcome! Thanks for checking it out!

[@PhilFeedback]

Great job 👍

[@BrettPapa]

Thanks Phillip!

[@PhilFeedback]

@@BrettPapa Your welcome!!!!

[@BrettPapa]

I used a Divided by 13 BTR23 with a little bit of gain on it with a Divided by 13 Lift pedal into a Strymon El Capistan. You can also use what ever amp with a good overdrive pedal of some kind through any kind of delay with a medium level and a couple of repeats. Use your guitars neck pickup. Hope that helps.

[@mrtravoiceburges]

thank you so much i practiced all day really starting to get it!!! almost ready for the last solos , great way to learn some rythem and i slowed the video down in the u tube player settings

[@tasodiaour8481]

your a legend your lessons fun , cool and rock , what a sound and always in the vibe -- peace brother

[@richardohlsson4712]

You are seriously awesome. And that mustache really does something with you... it's just epic

[@howardcoleman4748]

so right about being an original we should remember jimi hendrix too like you and randy hanson robin trower srv i hope they are still playing in the universe

[@GuitarZhar]

I appreciate your time in doing this. I know it takes time out of your and Karma will come back to you.

[@TheSgt93]

Thanks for the great lesson brother. Much appreciated.

[@FerchitoMexico]

Wow, hell of a lesson !!! Thx Papastache.

[@SavageConnors]

Duuude you give the best lessons EVER lol.

[@darlaandson6595]

Love How The Intro Sounds On your guitar!

[@BrettPapa]

Thanks!

[@SweetSourMiss]

I just wanted to say thank you so much for your awesome lessons. You are a great teacher with a great personality! And I always learn something from you! Keep the lessons coming! :) *Lisa*

[@uawwildbob]

Good shit man. I can feel hendrix listenin to ya

[@truthiz7873]

His set at the Holiday Inn on Thursday during happy hour is good too. Seems down to earth and drinks are half price

[@Iskaral_Pust]

Your tone in this video is beautiful.

[@freeland21]

champ! i like your explaintion at the end too, good effort

[@marginallyweird]

Epic tutorial man!

[@macklen2]

Subscribed. Thanks for sharing man.

[@blu_cardinal545]

0:25 lol. thanks for teaching

[@GuitarGodsInc1]

This guy is really very good you should say ur lucky to have someone take the timeout and show the great Hendrix he is very accurate and the way Hendrix played in da day its all true what he says never ever played the same song the same way thats why Improvisation Of Hendrix Book was Written Way Back! Bet You Can't Buy It I studied It for Years, 47! CBGB man!

[@davidjohnson8968]

Dude I like your approach and you teach in a way I can understand. cool! i will subscribe.

[@cdaga]

Very good! I saw other lessons. All the teachers talk great and play little. You talk very little and play great. Thanks, very, very much!!

[@CrimsonGameroom]

finally a lesson that does iit justice

[@toneloke7489]

Sounds so much better in that tuning

[@BrokenBaculum]

I found this video in the DVD extras of "There Will be Blood". Awesome.

[@CarlyWaarly]

Loved the intro, kinda reminded me of Will Ferrel (Ron Burgundy of Anchorman!) : D

[@dmreeve]

Love this. So good! Can't believe I can finally play it. So many thanks. But where's part two?! 'Tis the holiday season...

[@BrettPapa]

Awesome way to go! That one is gonna need 12 parts haha!

[@briankaszuk402]

+papastache102 you should do the rest of the song all other tutorials arent teaching it right it doesnt go with the music ...yours does

[@Guedaumjija]

Jimi created solos outta nowhere and when god said to us: I'm taking him, he doesn't belong here, left us the thinking: HOW THE HELL AM I GOING TO DO HIS SOLOS? Way freakin' awesome! =D Cheers from Brazil !

[@steveo7658]

Awesome!!

[@juanfrances7289]

I laugh so much with your lessons dude!!! :'D BUUUUUT......luv your lessons!

[@jonohmygosh]

dude you are cool! And your stache is even cooler! Thanks for the lesson!

[@cheesefrogsnail]

congrats one the best "Jimi touch" on Utube

[@Saboter165]

ohhh man thank you!!

[@richardgallo3155]

Thanks for this lesson!

[@BrettPapa]

Sure thing!

[@petarsutaric6909]

some great tones out there!

[@tollerest]

The progression is Dminor C Bb C Dm C Bb C Dm, but he bars the Amajor shape bar chord in the F position with his first finger he likes to slide into the G and D below it and plays the pentatonic with his free fingers putting the D in the bass as the Fmajorchord shares the same notes as the Dm7. That's for the Dm. For the C and Bb he plays the bottom of the E barchord in those positions with his thumb on the root and his pinky free to play the pentatonic. Also this is in D minor but over the Bb you can play Fminor pentatonic its a substitution. Enjoyable video to watch, I think I will learn this song, thanks

[@KyleCarrington]

Actually it starts in C#m, but Hendrix did it tuned to Eb, and to play along with the album you have to back up, about a 1/4 step.

[@tollerest]

true my bad i was replying to someone that asked fretwise not notation, but i missed the reply button. i only been playing 3years but find it fascinating, i noticed his tuning i've played over a couple of songs and noticed i've had to tune A430.

[@KyleCarrington]

Toller Brown yeah he's kind of all over the map. lately it seems at live jams a lot of people play this in Cminor, if tuned 440... it sounds closer, (given that he's like you say, flat...) and its easier to sing it

[@realmagicjon]

Sweet as,thanks.Jon

[@BrettPapa]

Thanks!

[@acanova2001]

I just swapped out the pickups in my ephiphone with Seymour Duncan Hot Rodded packet SH2 and SH2n. Sounds awesome. Bought for $130 on amazon and had my father inlaw install them. My Epiphone sounds like a Gibson now. Unbelievable.

[@XvictorX0]

i was really hoping you did the next solos

[@MegaDave916]

Papa. YEAH!

[@loduck]

Thanks dude.... Teles rock!!

[@Mike.e]

I went for a Squier Affinity strat. About £160. I also recommend the Fender Mustang II amp if you can afford that as well.

[@grrrr71]

absolutely love your lead lessons, better than martys and hes god

[@kamcosmic]

what are the exact chords (fret wise) and the little hammer ons and stuff he does between them after 2:47 ? I cant seem to figure it out :( (when he plays the 3 chords)

[@acermikecermik2701]

Great picking :)

[@BrettPapa]

Thanks!

[@emilram]

gracias un otra ves , Padre de los pistashios : )

[@wamos777]

@Majorozkrok Is your Fender an old one it doesn't have the typical Fender sticker on the head is that how they were, please let me know. I love your teaching, thanks

[@Kylerjguitar]

Yes the rhythm lesson

[@redrock1963]

Love that Tele

[@BrettPapa]

Me too!

[@Planes9905]

Absolutely great lesson I agree. I would love a tab of what he does on the fast part of part of 2 just to help make a little more sense of it is all. Not some ultimate g tab. Stache's tab. Lol I love his work

[@carioca62]

Very good Lesson, thank you! Gruß aus Deutschland

[@supergatore]

Niiceee!!! Thank you!

[@stupot7281]

Many thanks ...

[@BrettPapa]

You are welcome!

[@rasmushawk]

dude! you are a killer!

[@metalfiend124]

Papastache, you are one of the best and coolest teachers I've seen, and you're funny too. Could you please do SATO by Randy Rhoads wilth Ozzy on Diary of a Madman? If not, could you do the solos on Tonight on the same album? Thanks for all the great lessons. I'm just a beginner but I learn so much by watching you do Hendrix and Van Halen. Thanks for all the videos.

[@turockandar]

you can buy second hand. Bare in mind that if you get a Fender or Gibson they maintain their retail value because of their brand name recognition. So good luck my friend and enjoy the journey:)

[@vincenzotherockstar]

i like it!!i like it!!i like it!!! good lesson man! ;)

[@wamos777]

@Laotraorillaman Mate is that the old Fender , had no Fender sticker on the head, is that right?

[@longotown]

nice chewey tone stache daddy!

[@miche267]

very kind ty ^^

[@luckydog9500]

If I go into a club in the SF Bay area you better be able to play in standard tuning.

[@AppleFaction]

hay brett, what gear are you usng for the distortion? i struggle to get a light crunchy sound and an acceptable soloing tone at the same time.

[@napalmhardcore]

I love your lessons, but I noticed you say to bend the string three times on the intro solo, yet you appear to bend it four times. Hendrix also bends it four times. Just a minor thing I thought worth mentioning (in case someone reads this and it helps them). The tone on your amp sounds awesome for this song by the way :)

[@BrettPapa]

@Liquoristiqal I am going to do that video soon. Also the rest of the solos as well.

[@turockandar]

Well there are two schools of thought; the first is to get a cheap all rounder guitar and then get a better one if you continue to progress or get a better one to get more pleasure. You can get a Squire imitation Stratocaster cheap or an Epiphone imitation Les Paul also cheap. First work out what type of guitar is your favorite sound; is it more Fender or Les Paul? Or may be a more modern sounding shredding instrument like an Ybanez. Go on your tube sites and listen to demos and of course..

[@bellahoj791]

Just wondering, can you play this on standard tuning?

[@jakevoss7885]

Was there ever a follow up to this?

[@abk96]

What pickups do you recommend putting on an SG?

[@inspiredguitar101]

try a squire I played one for about a year and now Im at a American strat. squires are great guitars for a begginer but Do NOT buy the starter pack just get a little extra money and buy a seperate amp cables etc.

[@kswannie]

That's a sweet bespoke Tele!

[@jonaswestergaard9702]

is the whole guitar tuned down a half step? Good lessons

[@MaloneyGuitars]

great vibrato

[@michaelmendillo1961]

Cool

[@kamenriderv2]

Great lesson. You sound a lot like Gearmandude.

[@HannahKinz06]

Hey Papastache, do have the tabs or a good resource for them? Love your lessons - Rock / Country. Thanks!

[@JymeBale]

This is a damn good lesson, you have a strat laying on the chair why not use it for this?

[@jessesawyer4370]

Probably didn't wanna go through the trouble of tuning a half step down on a strat. Kinda annoying if use your tremolo system any

[@JymeBale]

I understand that for sure, once I tuned down I didn't want to go back but then so many of the famous bands tune to E flat as most of the singers sing a bit flat, it is real hard to sing in 440, it is far easier to sing down.

[@jessesawyer4370]

Yeah true that. Plus strats sound awesome in e flat. Something about strats in e flat give off really great times

[@jessesawyer4370]

*tone.

[@luckydog9500]

He is using a single coil guitar. That is all that is required.

[@thepeoplesuncle]

wicked stuff man! how about kenny wayne shepherd true lies solo ? plleeeese :)

[@xLightcrystalx]

Please make a lesson about the "slide" kind of solo and the others

[@vinobody]

can anyone advise what sort of electric guitar an absolute beginner should start with? thx.

[@VtheVman]

Hey Stache! Love your lessons, man. Are you a former rock star or something? You have really nice (and expensive) amps and awesome pedals. Do you know any Radiohead?

[@UGHETTO21]

My goodness, you look like Frank Zappa lol great lesson

[@Loky1940]

How do you get that nice thick sound ?

[@mrtravoiceburges]

i guess im starting to get it ive been practicing that one part for two hours straight and still cant do it perfect

[@akaorcram21]

Realy realy great. Would you be so kind and give us some ideas how to play the whole song? I know he played it in like 100000 ways. Thanks :)

[@acdcargentina2009]

yeaaaa jajaja good video !!!

[@yellowpwns97]

papa please do the trooper lesson thanks

[@Cloud38x7]

Hey nice work here :) Can we have the rest of the song pls ?

[@klaus00763]

Excellent....-:))

[@BrettPapa]

Thank you!

[@SiriuslyUriah]

Start off with a shitty one so you can actually feel your playing improving. Not to mention when you finally play a good one it makes what you've learned that much better

[@DrThornton1]

Hey papastache, I know this video is quite old, but I'm seeing it for the first time. I've seen some of your other video's as well. In this one however, I noticed the picture of an atlas and Dr. Fred Barge on the wall behind you. Are you a chiropractor?

[@BrettPapa]

No I’m not but my wife is. The place I shot a majority of my videos was at a chiropractor’s office named Dr. Billy Demoss. He was kind enough to let me use his office for years haha!

[@DrThornton1]

Great to hear! Glad you're part of the family! I've been a DC for 31 years now... still never lost my passion for guitars though. Great teaching, thanks.

[@yuuzuudraws]

interesting :) thanks

[@BrettPapa]

Can't go wrong with a Strat or an Epiphone of some kind.