The 8 Levels of Little Wing (Beginner to J A Z Z)

[@MusicisWin]

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[@thehackerboy8809]

:D

[@dustinpeele2748]

If I can only play notes, will I benefit from your camp?

[@boiboy5833]

Make the guitar you give away a PRS silver sky with the midnight rose finish

[@tad3937]

So... you aren’t giving away a butterscotch tele and a metal zoan? I don’t want it. I want real toan, ok?

[@blu-rae864]

Fr tho why the hell do you have so many PRS, ok?

[@davedavem]

If Hendrix had played level 8 he'd have attracted an entirely different and much smaller crowd.

[@DethCompany]

that sounded terrible, he would have had 0 fans

[@personalPickle]

yeah, soul removed.. missed the point entirely. dislike heavily

[@vonicrimson3619]

J a z z

[@S1ipperyJim]

@Ian L12 subtle and restrained? That's the opposite of how Hendrix played and performed

[@fredriksvard2603]

Hendrix is level 9, knowing when to stop for max impact. And srv sucks.

[@fissi0n470]

Drinking game: Every time Tyler says Little Wing but it sounds like “Lil Wayne”, take a drink.

[@allanhetfield1922]

Lmao

[@bananat0fu]

that's what I thought he was saying XD

[@miketar8562]

Nah, man. I don't want to die...

[@EnDeRBeaT]

I would be dead by the end of the video, dude

[@sayan_tan]

Me too

[@fertirado3236]

Level 9: *BIG WING*

[@staz3014]

Big wing for moar horsepower ok?

[@DaniloSilva-pl3sq]

*big chungus*

[@rougeandrei9095]

@@staz3014 "look at that WANG!" Only Car Enthusiast things....

[@danielcruces4374]

Level -1 Little Wayne

[@DeadbeatDadcore]

But does it djent?

[@JimboMcGraw]

I love that you said it's the best musical chord progression ever. I know that it's all subjective, but holy crap this chord progression is just breathtaking. I have been enamored by it since I first heard SRV's version as a boy. LOVE THIS SONG.

[@codymchenryguitar5192]

It’s an unreal song

[@agitatorjr]

He also said he was going to explain why he thought this but I don't think he covered it in the video

[@jenso413]

the jazz version sounds like me when i try to play little wing. i thought it was because i’m bad but maybe i’m just subconsciously playing advanced scales and chords!

[@sl3935]

That's it man. You can play anything but to understand theory is different lol

[@theyhaventfedmesince]

Subconsciously

[@elia8544]

Subconscious

[@jakem1273]

😂

[@flouisbailey]

Unconscious

[@treyfoster5256]

Here’s me just hearing, “little Wayne,” every time.

[@Sombrenam]

Me too lol

[@nahbroitsapooptato]

stevieT

[@n00bie96]

I'm pretty sure he mistook _Little Wing_ as _Lil' Wayne_ due to the fact that Lil' Wayne managed to compose the best guitar solo of all time! Hence the name switch

[@gavyncarpenter1844]

i thought he said “little wang”

[@azizi6023]

Lol me too

[@sparshnalin3455]

One thing clear with this video - no need to overcomplicate music. Sometimes simple is better!

[@MichaelGrecoGuitar]

I totally agree! It’s all about making melodies and connecting with emotions

[@hathaway.1166]

Every guitar shredder worshippers should be watching this

[@milkwater1204]

I think it's more that reharmonizing chords with little care or understanding is harmful. In fact, I'd hardly call this jazz.

[@didi_abdillah]

Tyler : The 8 Levels of Little Wing Me : Still struggling to learn intro riffs

[@ogawasan5581]

I swear i been struggling with the into for little wing for weeks lmao

[@kalvsl]

Thankyou guys you just motivated my guitar playing

[@commentfreely5443]

as long as you land on the right note there are no wrong notes in jazz!

[@nikhilsojin3273]

@Jimmy Gibbs *cliffs of Dover has entered the chat

[@emilykovacs9027]

every time he said little wing all I heard was lil Wayne the 8 levels of lil Wayne 😌

[@swamdono]

Stevie T is level 8 Lil Wayne.

[@astafire6810]

I cant unhear that

[@juanmarquez9765]

I read this comment before the the video and now that’s all I hear. Thanks

[@antekmusic3191]

same xD

[@BeGloryOrPeace]

👋🏽🤣 ...that’s all I heard too

[@RC32Smiths01]

Little Wing is probably the tune that showed that guitar can be a standalone instrument for Electric Guitar, and sound like a one man band. Hendrix truly is the greatest!

[@RC32Smiths01]

@Bickley Jonas I mean more as Electric Guitar. Acoustic and classical guitar are forms of guitar that can already standalone. Electric Guitar is something more considered for Rock as rhythm or lead work, not as something you play by yourself mostly. Of course that's not the case anymore because of tunes like Little Wing.

[@eunuchprovocateur4734]

Little Wing isn't played with just a guitar. The guitar is the centerpiece of course, but it wouldn't sound the same at all without the drums and bass.

[@huntermessick1286]

Nice job this was way better than the last video of you playing Little Wing

[@GiacintoBinetti]

Little Wing's progression is so epic that it's probably the only song that doesn't sound better when you turn it into jazz.

[@milkwater1204]

It wasn't very good jazz

[@dcreade4793]

Jazzing up Little Wing: change up the rhythm accents a little bit so it swings more, like Up From The Skies. Throw in some some octaves and double stops into the single note soloing. Play the melody in octaves, all the way through. Simple, but enough harmonic texture to add some jazz flavor to the song. And use your EAR. This song has a MELODY.

[@dcreade4793]

Afraid so. Level 8 forgets the blues. So does the shreddy part at the end of level 7. Chromaticism is fine, but needs to be used sparingly, for a purpose. Speed is no substitute for telling the story. I like the triad approach of earlier levels, though. Good structure to build off of. @@milkwater1204

[@tadzagogo]

Nothing sounds better when you turn it into jazz.

[@CorbCorbin]

⁠@@dcreade4793 At 14:58 it was straight Spazz Fusion, and the Chromaticism you mentioned, were seizure inducing. 😄 As you said, I think the song gets lost, at least as a guitar piece, without some blues in there. Jimi really didn’t ever do long solos for Little Wing. I’ve heard a few bootlegs of shows, where he solos a bit longer, but nothing close to other songs. It was usually close to the album, like when he played The Wind Cries Mary. There are studio outtakes, where one can hear some of the places SRV took it, based on his ideas, for making it a showstopper guitar instrumental.

[@TheUnclepete]

Level 8 is exactly why I find jazz so easy to respect and so hard to enjoy.

[@_kqcper_332]

This is hardly jazz lol

[@en3525]

@@_kqcper_332 The guy practically ruined little wing, what a joke

[@GabrieleOrlandoLuthier]

This kind of videos are the worst demonstration of what jazz really is, and these are one of the reasons why people nowadays believe that you can't enjoy it. Jazz isn't just a demonstration of music theory and adding some random extensions in a chord progression. let me tell you, this is far from being considered a jazz rearrangement of little wing. this was just a bunch of random chord voicings put together.

[@Jwk1706]

@@GabrieleOrlandoLuthier Nailed it

[@asonofmre2]

Listening to some people play jazz is like listening to some people speak after they’ve bought a thesaurus. Sometimes fancy words or ideas provide less clarity. I’m not saying having a broad vocabulary is bad, but overcomplicated sentences are tiresome.

[@simonhellumhentze6569]

Some things should never go lvl 8. This is One of those

[@erlendjulieb1760]

things can go lv8 but unfortunately this guy has no clue what jazz is and its so cringe to watch

[@nihilist1680]

@@erlendjulieb1760 Can you explain why?

[@user-dj9iu2et3r]

@@erlendjulieb1760 I agree in that his reharmonization didn't sound natural at all and didn't retain the essence of the song like most good ones do. That being said: guy went to Berkeley. Let's put a little respect on his name. A little.

[@JK-wt5cq]

Not a fan of level 8 version

[@TheIndogamer]

I personally like the Level 8. Sounded like a chord progression in some song Unknown Mortal Orchestra would compose

[@damionslay6832]

One of the most informative lessons I’ve seen specifically around level 6 & 7 and targeting the “sweet notes” in the given chords. I’ve been working on triads and am working on incorporating it into solos. Over time my hope is that it will happen more organically and I can just follow my ear. Until then I’m in the weeds thinking triads.

[@ethanlewandowski1939]

Dude I love the Stevie Ray Vaughan cover.

[@leefromda3135]

That entire show of him at the El Mocambo club is unreal.

[@krzekil]

His version is absolute perfection

[@freesafetyforever]

it’s definitely a masterpiece of the blues

[@johnpeeler4455]

Word

[@ianmcgranahan]

Phresh 88.8 agree but I don’t think we would have the Stevie we all love without JIMI coming first Yano?

[@charliehowe9221]

I have heard Clapton, Stevie ray. Sting and about 100 + bar bands cover little wing. I was 12yrs old when my older brother brought home axis bold as love. Little wing blew me away &I still love it 2day. Having said that I recently heard a 8min&change version by The MAIN SQUEEZE..for those of you who have not heard it..Give it a listen..It is Fantastic!!😊

[@paulwiemers2664]

That was great Charlie, but you shouls also check these guys out Gugun Blues Shelter - Little Wing (Jimi Hendrix Cover Version)

[@colinconaway1914]

Level 9. Playing a 20 minute jam to this incorporating levels 1-8 with your teeth. And then subsequently setting your guitar on fire.

[@fredriksvard2603]

Level 10: writing it in the first place

[@meow7791]

love this video, the playing is great and you teach it very well, but for that real jimmy handtricks toan, you need butterscotch tele and boss katana

[@dervpool]

True true. Katana has best toan ok?

[@orionmolaro3351]

ONLY TRUE BUTTERSCOTCH SAMURAI CAN ENTER THE TOAN ZOAN

[@meow7791]

Reflection Reviews ok? ok

[@frankfrank7921]

For the real Jimi Hendrix fans you need to learn how to spell his name correctly. Unless this some joke I'm not in on.

[@sandmansam]

Frank Frank whooosh

[@aharontyson6958]

I know technically the jazz version is the most advanced but I think it sounds like blasphemy to little wing.

[@CKidder80]

I agree. It brings up something I've felt a lot - that sometimes musicians crap the bed while trying to be "technical." Sometimes getting too slick for your own good KILLS the actual musicality of the thing. Yeah, it might be more technical, it might be more creative from a theory aspect. But, if the sound of it sucks you've blown it. And, level 8 of this video was just total sewage. It just plain wasn't musical anymore.

[@erlendjulieb1760]

it sounds like blasphemy to jazz too, a jazz vesion could be cool, but unfortunately this guys have no idea what jazz is

[@MichaelGrecoGuitar]

Yes def need to give that the rock treatment 🎸🎸🎸🎸

[@JohnDoe-jc3cl]

35 th 👍 to the jazz version sounding like blasphemy.

[@jacksolomon451]

Came here to clown on that MiM Strat sounding Silver's Guy guitar and wound up learning something. Going to drink German beer and try for level 9 this weekend ok?

[@lapinus]

Did you come from the ama on r/guitarcirclejerk lol

[@egoandy1188]

MiM Strat lol

[@brandonwooldridge1877]

Always loved the original. Stevie Ray Vaughan really made Little Wing his own, his version never fails to make the hair on the back of my neck stand up.

[@jenniferanderssen629]

I'm learning this song in my guitar lesson right now. awesome.

[@wackjetze8403]

Tyler might not be the shreddiest, or the feeliest, but he could play over anything you throw at him and it would sound amazing, he can play in every single genre, no matter how obscure, he’s an amazing musician and the guitar just harnesses that energy

[@terrygay8879]

This was a short little song by Hendrix. Stevie Ray Vaughan covered this in a 30 minute tour de force. Its the best song Stevie ever played.

[@syke_bass]

the mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell

[@calebm.5698]

The Golgi apparatus is the usps of the cell

[@Aurora-oe2qp]

The lysosome is the waste disposal system of the cell.

[@thefinaledge3554]

Is that someone shooting unnecessary and unffiting technical stuff at a simple and emotional thing or a jazz player? Wait! Those are the same thing! Everything makes sense now!

[@itgsdude6512]

I learnt this song about 2 hours before this video came out. Thank you and keep up the good work!

[@kilgoretrout321]

Levels of Feel demonstrated "Level 1: just wants to get laid" "Level 2: wants to impress his peers" "Level 3: wants the gig" "Level 4: is on cocaine and thus thinks everything they play sounds good" "Level 5: went to music school and must constantly demonstrate this knowledge where its musically unnecessary" "Level 6: Hates their own guitar playing" "Level 7: is getting laid" "Level 8: Has money, is doing it for more money" "Level 9: Just all about the music, brotha" "Level 10: Literally the only way I can play this song because that's what I feel"

[@TheStrugglingShiba]

Your tone has never sounded better! Killer stuff!

[@brandonlock6464]

Am I the only one who thinks Tyler’s picking hand looks uncomfortable?

[@danwhitehurst9592]

Such a great video. I love every video you make. Very informative and I laugh a few times too. I’m proud to say I’m a level 5 and sprinkle in a bit of 6 and 7. Once I got down some triads and a few inversions I felt like I graduated a step up.and it refreshed my enthusiasm. Your advise and descriptions of techniques never steer me wrong. Keep it up. Especially the comedy.

[@wallywutsizface6346]

Thanks for the GCJ reference

[@robertohernandezjr639]

Dude I absolutely love that Strat tone. Keep up the awesome vids my man!!!!

[@marcosbautista6418]

10:11 "So the third of E minor is gonna be a minor third" Me: 🤯🤯🤯

[@gookiecrunch]

Think g major/e minor.. until you get to the f major. Briefly outside the key then right back to e minor/g major

[@calebdsguitar373]

Little wing is literally my favorite Stevie Ray Vaughan song! Thank you for making such a great video! Also I aspire to be like you with guitar one day keep up the amazing work!:)

[@LSDMTHC42069]

Thanks so much for this, always love your videos and this is my all time fav Jimi song

[@anthonyfinch550]

I came across the video and instantly bought A NEW strat! Powerful sorcery at work here!

[@chansonpapillon2391]

You had me until 8 🤗 Nice lesson...thanks.

[@baldbearded9601]

I've been wanting to learn it for a while, and this lesson reminded me how amazing this song sounds. The SRV version is unmatched for my ear, so lvl6 was my favourite! 🤟

[@TheIndogamer]

14:44 Damn, that final boss of Little Wing sounded like an Unknown Mortal Orchestra song!

[@reece8224]

Past week or 2 I've been learning SRV's version - and man it is intense, wild, I've been learning so much - Thought of myself as a decent guitar player and SRV's little wing has humbled me to a new extent haha - wish me luck

[@yaqoob764]

Off topic but can someone tell me how to read 32nd of an inch

[@youtubesucksbutt10]

Three millimeters

[@sazinkosi6018]

Metric system.

[@nehemiahzo_]

A ruler that tells you where a 32nd of an inch is

[@SpicyTrifongo]

With a pair of calipers.

[@yaqoob764]

Nehemiah Zo thanks

[@steveburman5957]

OMG the G-triad bar chord flourish..... Mind blown on that little tip. Thank you Tyler!

[@nikzar9889]

I've got questions on levels 7 and 8. On level 7: Are we allowed to mix the pentatonic scale shapes in almost one position (the root changes of course) in order to play a solo and try not to sound like that we are changing them with following the patterns you showed? And on level 8: Do you mean that we can sound a little bit avant garde (free) if we still follow some of the rules?

[@snekarmy6198]

THE GOD OF GCJ IS BACK!

[@OverlandOne]

Are you allowed to play this song at a guitar center?

[@craigm5751]

Favorite song ever. I've been practicing/ playing guitar for like two years, I found level 1 of Lilwing. I'll get that slap slide one day. You are the Boss level... with all that which craft, or theory as you call it. Love it

[@aalt.3216]

0:42 8 levels of little *Wayne*

[@cosasDEguitarra]

So complete lesson with many tips not only for this song but for the whole bluesy stuff!!! Fantastic explanation!!!

[@thejoshbtv]

Well its a good thing Little Wing isn't jazz because it sounds awful.

[@gurumajuindonesia]

yeaah haahahaaa

[@rickbennett105]

Wow!! This was really helpful. Instead of trying to start out with the hardest parts, you build the foundation 1st. Simple concept, but I never thought of it.

[@8686vicente1]

Wooow didn’t know Lil Wayne has this many power levels.

[@DorothyOzmaLover]

Great explanation and modeling of music theory which as a guitar composer I personally really love so nice instruction by starting with bass notes to establish the key. Such great tone on the melody when in a high octave and I love the tips of adding in 9th chords, diminished, and inversions which sound pretty and make a very unique sound. Very inspiring and nicely encouraging to apply such Jazz elements. Cheers!

[@curefan28]

I love how everybody plays the intro a little differently. Nobody quite has the same rhythm and that's what makes it awesome. It's almost like everybody's own way of hearing the unquantifiable genius of Hendrix.

[@BadGuyGoodAudioReviews]

Loved this song from the first moments I hears it. Absolutely beautiful

[@bhabyadeeprai2242]

1:14 Lil' Wayne is just the best chord progression ever written

[@thomasdiaz8035]

Great video, I have always liked Clapton version with Derek and the Dominos

[@Music-Radical]

Ah yes, a jazz re-harmonisation in true jazz timing! You even included the odd "mistake" (left some open strings ringing) for true improvisation authenticity! All the rockers in the comments be like: Level 1-6 be where it's at! 7-8 not so gud doe. All the Jazz cats in the comments be like: 1-6 is boring..... Level 7, less is more ;) and Level 8, nice feel brah! Seriously though, nice video, I enjoyed all the versions personally :3

[@docDeutschmann]

Not that I expect to do anything beyond level 3 anytime soon - but this was inspiring and furthering my understanding on what is happening on the fretboard and in a musical mind...

[@Thog25]

8 LEVELS OF LITTLE WAYNE :o WHAT A PAIN

[@Ocean_Of_The_Lost_Memories]

NOT AGAIN !!

[@nehemiahzo_]

TOO MUCH GAIN!!

[@999gremlins]

Brilliant....been playing it for years....have really understood it for the last 16 minutes and 25 seconds. Excellent

[@leroyc8404]

Hey you, I know you were about to comment about lil Wayne, I've ruined it for u lmao

[@johnnypedersen889]

That was just amazing! Don't think I'll ever get the intro quite wright, but this showed me some things I will try out! Thanks a lot!

[@beetledust97]

I have constructive criticism for you Tyler. First off, great video, and I’ve actually subscribed to guitar super system. My advice is to redo the jazz analysis of Little Wing, redoing level 8. The heart of jazz, like all music is tension and resolution, not the most complicated chords possible. It just so happens that jazz will often use more dissonant chords than other genres do to achieve that balance of tension and resolution. Your rendition to me was all tension. If you spend time composing something with tighter lines and smoother transitions, I think you could write something very beautiful. Especially for someone of your skill level. I doubt you’ll see this. But I also wanted to state it as a defense against the people hating on jazz in this comment section, using your level 8 example as support.

[@pmoney3688]

Wanted to thank you so much for this video. Love that song, have always steered clear of it, because quite frankly I just don’t really have the chops. Since I watched your video, I need all the room with the cord progression for a week or so. And then I actually decided to take the little wing lesson. Doing much better with it than I thought I would be able to. Thank you again, you really help me out🙏

[@blu-rae864]

0:43 HE SAID IT! HOLY SHIT HE SAID IT!

[@aarona8074]

This was so incredibly helpful. PLEASE keep them coming!

[@qwenaber7641]

0:43 ok ok?

[@rahzark]

Level 9: Little Wing, but it's actually Despacito.

[@TristanC97]

No

[@arandompersonontheinternet3600]

@@TristanC97 Yes

[@gitsurfer27]

Darude sandstorm

[@JR0d117]

My favorite was Level 6 and it wasn't just because of the way you said six. Haha. It was the best in my opinion. Loved palm muting in it. I feel like you controlled the intensity of muting throughout which is great. It's all those techniques added together that makes a true good sound. No audio editing needed with technique like that.

[@aaronplazek6067]

8 levels of toan, ok?

[@Apost0345]

No butterscotch = no toan

[@nachosbellgrandesupreme6907]

Apost0 buntersconch **

[@salwoyciesjes9182]

Needs boss katana too, ok?

[@chrisjepsen6824]

Butterscotch Hotwife ok?

[@nachosbellgrandesupreme6907]

Chris Jepsen toanhub

[@mutantboy8888]

Thank you for this! Awesome Playing!

[@FKA_Skull]

Should have been 6 levels of Little Wing, because 7 and 8 don’t sound like Little Wing

[@rickturner210]

Get you ears checked mate 😯

[@user-dj9iu2et3r]

@@rickturner210 no. Hes right. I mean 7 I guess does but it's not a great rendition and 8 is just wankery.

[@merijnsiep492]

I love this format! Great for understanding the chords in the song even for a beginner. And really fun to watch. I'm gonna check out more of your video now. Thank you!

[@arronlymer7502]

“Little wing is the best chord progressions ever written” *Sad stairway noises*

[@paulsibistowicz2068]

Stairway is the best progression ever stolen ;)

[@GD-mg6pk]

I did in fact read that. I had my suspicions; however I was a little uncertain. Thank you! And right back at ya handsome. ❤

[@vDomMusic]

Good video, level 7 and 8 sounded like ass though, just being honest

[@MugenHeadNinja]

Agreed, hell I thought level 6 was worse than level 5.

[@positivecommentman9037]

Someone doesn’t have any understanding of complex harmony then ;)

[@tioalexandru]

@@positivecommentman9037 Well, in the video Tyler talks about making the listener hear the chords, not the complex harmony snob. Listener also means people who don't know theory.

[@frankfrank7921]

@@tioalexandru Depends who you're playing for. Those with advanced knowledge of harmony or the lowest common denominator? Of course that's why jazz is not popular at least not since the swing era.

[@rowenlampe7426]

@@positivecommentman9037 lmao, fuck enjoying music cause its "complex" i want to just sit back and listen. not create a spreadsheet trying to understand it. And yeah it did sound like ass, complex or not

[@tonyred520]

What level was the version you played at gitcon?

[@l_a5091]

I always felt that song should have been longer...

[@jeffj9099]

The SRV cover is almost 7 minutes long and is a blues masterpiece

[@timchalmers1700]

Very interesting !! And yeah, these applying these concepts to any song would be a ton of fun. I'm not I'll get there very soon, but still it would be fun. Thanks for posting this lesson.

[@Phazur]

I never realized there was a C between Amin en Gadd9! Allthough C is kinda A minorish anyway. Have been playing this soooo long, been stuck in level 5 or 6 I think. I really like your playing, but the level 8 was a bit too out for my taste. I think this is a standard for sure, jimi showed us the chords and the idea and left the road open for us

[@colinmacdonald3931]

I need to learn this song and this is just what I needed. Way over my head mostly but puffing and wheezing I'll run to the end.

[@Playmanmusic]

so basicly level 8 is to play a different song

[@thedude-jb7wx]

Great idea for vids genius idea. Gets everyone understanding how they can build up to what level they are and how to progress. You are onto something i had thought about in a way. Always thought to many teachers on you tube were all over the place in their vids and lessons. This is more informative.

[@parabellum_1049]

Level 10: Chicken Wing

[@pbbvhunterandfinder9953]

Thank god for that, when the video started I thought "my little wing is only slightly better than that, oh no I'm only at level 1 or 2 little wing!?" then he said "that was level 5" and I felt better knowing I'm about 6.5 little wing.

[@rowenlampe7426]

I thoroughly enjoyed this, but damn that’s some horrendous tone

[@Hickalum]

Agree. I didn’t know a Silver Sky could sound so bad.

[@gregbaker6215]

Just watched three levels of little wing, but eight levels knocked me outa my chair... Lol... Still working Tim's lesson on little wing. Very in depth. I think the cord progression is the most fun to play over for allots of us. I never learnt the cords until just a couple few months ago. Just kinda faked it until it was my turn to solo. So I had a word with myself and now I still struggle with that part of it. But I did finally sit down a learn the progression. Gave myself an atta boy too... Thanks for your moments of crazy! I don't feel so alone when I see em. Lol 🎸😷🎸🇺🇸☮

[@michaelhughfox]

I seem to be alone here. I thought level 8 was phenomenal- with the exception of the whole tone scale bit. Works in some places, but this was not one of them - it took me right out of the song.

[@SimpleManGuitars1973]

If you want to hear the most dissonant version of Little Wing ever go listen to Eric Gales do it. It's literally almost unrecognizable and Eric is a PHENOM of a player but when people get TOO far out in left field with Little Wing I'm not a big fan of that either.

[@frankfrank7921]

Ah, the ears and the brain are so subjective. I loved the short insertion of the whole tone scale. it was a nice little surprise from Tyler.

[@nicknchrist]

I think that a very short insertion of level 8 would be nice in this song but if left there for just a moment too long it takes you out of the song

[@EarthAltar]

Whole tone scale has too many outside notes to use it over the tonic or root chord. That tension would have been better served over the descending B to A minor or even the D major at the end. Trying to reharmonize such a classic is difficult to do without upsetting the purists, but it can be done tastefully of you know where the tension chords are.

[@krzysztofsmykla8973]

Lovely video as always thanks so much Ty!! Your videos always encourage me to push boundaries and look for other ways to play a song. UR the best

[@loganapplewhite496]

Cool

[@setheinsteiner2980]

@Bickley Jonas Cool

[@thehackerboy8809]

Cool

[@noturbrother]

Cool

[@christophersharp1828]

brother, can you give a quick run down on gear setup you are using to achieve that lock down tone?

[@shane2613]

Little Wing is absolutely wonderful. No cover or tribute comes close to the original.

[@RosittoDiego]

This is amazing, thank you so much. Can you make more videos like this with other songs? Abrazo desde Argentina!

[@mokorra]

14:58 Little Wing - Polyphia Cover

[@karstendixon5265]

Thanks, I hate it

[@ErayAltin]

For a great pop-jazz version of Little Wing, just listen to Sting's version, with Hiram Bullock on guitar and Branford Marsalis on sax. With lots of respect to Hendrix as the composer, to me, this cover by Sting is the ultimate performance of this song. IMHO of course...

[@JK-wt5cq]

Clapton/Derek and Dominos did a great cover, too.

[@hurstbournerock]

"Little Wing is the best chord progression ever" Absolute truth 🙌

[@JohnDoe-jc3cl]

Music is Win- Thank you for your time and effort. Thank you for doing any kind of study on Little Wing. You made me feel uncomfortable with Level 8. But I think I know why; you were trying to get guys to think about the chord progression and be able to solo better. All summer, in 2020 I’m seeing Little Wing played on KZbin, like Freebird and Stairway to Heaven were played by guys in Guitar Center

[@kainagami]

Level 9 would be to sweep pick through the progression (☉д⊙)

[@nehemiahzo_]

Steve Steve Steve Steve so, Midwest emo?

[@tarkus1056]

*SUMMON BRADLEY HALL*

[@thomascampbell2128]

Tarkus 105 SWEEPMAN

[@anuvette]

@@nehemiahzo_ sweep picking doesnt fit the vibe of midwes emo imo