How To Play The Wind Cries Mary On Guitar | Jimi Hendrix Guitar Lesson + Tutorial

[@jonmaclennan]

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u didn't ply it rt

[@stevehebert-jk5rz]

You do a great job. 6th grade level teaching means 100% can follow you. Love it.

[@ayodeleobasanya5624]

This is Amaaaazing

[@marcbergeron445]

Thankx a lot!! Well done, very helpful! 🤘😄

[@glennrodrigues7111]

Great share buddy

[@kevinanonymous5679]

Nice tone

[@1cleandude]

Really good lesson Jon 🙏

[@neilhawkins1]

Thanks for making this achievable.the Hendrix mystique opened to mere mortals.👍

[@jonmaclennan]

Glad to help! Keep going you're making great progress.

[@stevedouglas7375]

Very nice! Thank you Jon for doing this lesson for us! I just finished looking at Part 2 of this lesson. For some reason I missed Part 1 until looking it up right now. Anyway --- the lesson of this song is very much appreciated!

[@moogoomoogoo5990]

Thanks. I have been playing the verse all these years in a very boring way. Thanks for giving me 2 alternatives.

[@bluesman354]

Your sound Guitar tone is awesome. Amp? Perfect lesson 1and 2 Thanks.

[@MrVintagetony]

Awesome Jon thanks for a great lesson nice sound..

[@harveyhensley875]

So glad to hear your take on this. On the intro, I hear those chords as quartal, something rare in rock. Would love your take on the intro to Hey Joe, which uses similar chords if you get a chance. I just can't get the timing on that one.

[@johnnyboring4100]

Excellent

[@marcomariani399]

Ottimo.molto bene.grazie per la tua preziosa interpretazione....un saluto dall'italia

[@jonmaclennan]

Felice di aiutare!

[@johnnyboring4100]

Please More Hendrix

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[@ranabirgahir462]

LUVLI Man 🎶☝️Am Following you on my Guitar,Thanks

[@larryramsey3845]

How bout Lenny by Stevie Ray thx

[@lamper2]

At 6:04 if there is A in the bass, why isn't it an A over F chord?

[@jonmaclennan]

Typically with slash chords, the first chord is the actual chord and then the note after the slash is in the bass. So for example F/A would have the notes F, A, and C in it with the A as the bass note. An A/F would have the notes A, C#, and E, with an F in the bass.

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[@jeremyzielinski7989]

How can you be so Young gifted and white!!...Love all your playing and lessons. Saw JH live in Brighton UK back in 67/68, possibly on same bill as Cream!..remember it vividly. How do you give so much for FREE??