Solo more soulfully by learning Hendrix's double-stop secrets

[@davibaldrani]

This man is a tremendous guitar player, very melodic and sensitive, please I want MORE! 😅

[@davidt9841]

Once Again, Richard Barrett Delivers! Keep ‘em coming, Richard! I’ll never tire of the content you provide! Play On, Sir!

[@building436]

0:20 so great playing...so works to touch the feeling of Jimi.

[@tramer76]

Stevie and John learned it from Jimi, so right on Richard!

[@skipneumann1]

Wonderful Jimi!

[@rowbags3017]

Thanks so much for this lesson! Beautifully played and explained. 😎 There's masses to unpick and a ton of "lightbulb" moments for me. 👍

[@williamrobinson7435]

Beautiful playing from Richard as ever, and a really succinct coverage of Hendrix's chord/melody approach.. Certainly one to revisit, this lesson is well worth some serious study. Nice one Richard and team! 🎶🌟👍

[@damonstewart70]

Sounding absolutely beautiful

[@telboy1966manu]

Awesome playing, thank you👏👏👏👏

[@treystone1993]

Very well explained. Nicely done. Balanced and flows smoothly. Thanks

[@normjones6916]

I wish this had been my first lesson 40 years ago, beautiful to see the inside movements :)

[@petelewis6920]

Lovely playing Richard!

[@ivankachkovski]

Thank you Sir, this is amazing!

[@jimmyowenmusic]

Incredible as always Richard! Love it ❤️🎸🎶

[@JudgeFredd]

Very very nice

[@44scoots]

Awesome video, thank you. Please try to show/highlight/describe your picking/picking hand more, I think that's as important and as difficult.

[@richardbarrettguitar1228]

Thank you 😁 Good point, we’ll take that on board 🙏🏻

[@waynegram8907]

RICHARD BARRETT, try to make a lesson about hendrix using 6/9 chords, Randy Rhoads using relative modes in his scales, Clapton Cream era uses dissonance intervals listen to the live cream reunion albums also to find those double stop intervals he uses to make lessons about.

[@usmcchrisg]

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