Smooth Hendrix Style Chord Embellishment (E To C-Form)

What's better than learning a new chord embellishment that sounds like Jimi Hendrix and is easy to play? Not much. This chord embellishment takes you from an E-Form to a C-Form chord and works over a IV to I, or a I to V chord transition.
Some of my courses that focus on this style of chording:
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Bold As Love Song Guide
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Wind Cries Mary Song Guide
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[@scott5098]

Yellow Ledbetter

[@Texasbluesalley]

Yes.

[@indignow]

Amazing how Hendrix influenced so many bands many yrs later 🤯🤯🤯

[@777philgood]

*While we cry *Yellow led better *....?

[@samstamos427]

@@Texasbluesalley I was going to say the same thing. Love this stuff.. Best wishes, thank you, and cheers.

[@thewhiteelephant]

First thought for those who don’t know better.

[@radarstationalexchiander4285]

Bro , thank you for the camera angle . True genius.

[@LanguageUnlimited]

Awesome lesson. Been trying to figure that out for at least 40 years...😅

[@johnw4659]

Thank you very much, Anthony. I've watched this lesson about ten times so far and it's very helpful.

[@Texasbluesalley]

You're very welcome!

[@L1TT1eHaM80Yz]

Perfect timing for my Friday eve, missing being apart of the locals. Hopefully I'll be back next month.

[@hafstrat]

Excellent stuff. You are highly talented and a magnificent teacher. The best. ❤

[@Bertyification]

Another beautiful & simple(ish) technique to embellish my playing - absolutely lush. Thanks so much!

[@tb27tb27]

Thanks brother. Another one for the books.

[@scottbailey7605]

Boy, does that sound nice! This is going right into my ProPlayer queue (so much for sticking to one lesson and not hopping around so much!).

[@marolesmes890]

Amazing

[@kenlelugas158]

Very cool.

[@jwilkinson341]

I wish everybody would show in same view as we see when playing

[@Arwium-]

man i remember you old video on how to play yellow ledbetter and this is take 2 on steroids

[@laurensverhagen3288]

Great stuff. Thanks 🙏 Got any more of these tricks?

[@waynegram8907]

ANTHONY, You go over the Hendrix first inversion and second inversion chords he used in the album Axis Bold as Love used a lot of chord embellishments for those inversion chords

[@radarstationalexchiander4285]

Bro I am not playing this correctly and I still improved thx.

[@darkraven178]

thank you much and i do like how you teach.subd

[@danielk301]

I'll never stop being amazed by your SRV/Jimi-esque tone. What the hell do you do to achieve that "crisp clean" sound? I don't understand.

[@Texasbluesalley]

For most of my lessons since 2016, I'm using a Kemper Profiler. And most of the time I'm using a profile from Tone Junkie. I can't remember which profile I used for this lesson, but probably a Fender Super Reverb, or Dual Showman.

[@Hickalum]

Sweet …

[@anthonyplascencia4615]

I’m curious… does your course offer tab as well?

[@ScottiStudios]

Great lesson. Thinking of signing up to your lessons online. Do your lessons teach through from a blues novice to this? I've played lead and rhythm, but no idea about the 1,4,5 progression etc.

[@Texasbluesalley]

From a theory perspective, yes. I’ve got several courses that introduce really basic theory for blues. From a playing perspective my courses are not great for absolute beginners who just picked up the guitar.

[@ScottiStudios]

@@Texasbluesalley Thanks for your reply. I can play SRV, Hendrix etc, just want to understand what I am playing to have a bit more freedom instead of being stuck playing exact replicas of tabs. 👍

[@Kallum]

@@ScottiStudios learning what a 1,4,5 progression is, 12-bar blues and how turnarounds work will help you massively. This will become clear using tutorials featured on this channel (and others) and by playing along with backing tracks. I learned these things about 2 years ago and i bought a looper pedal to practice these progressions and solo over it, absolute recommender

[@stephancoker6253]

What is that software he is using? It looks like it's extremely helpful

[@Texasbluesalley]

That is a custom interactive fretboard app I built.

[@stephancoker6253]

Wow, cool. Is it available at all?

[@2000SkyView]

overhead angle is so confusing!

[@robertnisonoff3907]

Sorry, your grid is confusing. The visuals are making this difficult. I appreciate the free stuff and maybe it's just not how I learn best. Thanks anyway.