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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Wind Cries Mary Song Guide
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[@ATAsgard1]

The visual way you show the chords layered over each other on the fretboard is really huge! Thanks for the content!

[@joesheehan5475]

awesome video, thanks man.

[@Bertyification]

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

[@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!

[@joesheehan5475]

nice, thanks man

[@hafstrat]

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

[@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!).

[@radarstationalexchiander4285]

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

[@L1TT1eHaM80Yz]

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

[@marolesmes890]

Amazing

[@tb27tb27]

Thanks brother. Another one for the books.

[@kenlelugas158]

Very cool.

[@LanguageUnlimited]

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

[@darkraven178]

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

[@laurensverhagen3288]

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

[@Hickalum]

Sweet …

[@jwilkinson341]

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

[@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.

[@Arwium-]

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

[@radarstationalexchiander4285]

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

[@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

[@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.

[@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?

[@whatabouttheearth]

His action looks crazy loose

[@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.

[@whatabouttheearth]

It's 1st position SHAPE based. He's showing you the chord SHAPE in the 1st position, then where you should play the SHAPE, while highlighting the sections of the bar and hammer on/pull offs.

[@whatabouttheearth]

It's 1st position SHAPE based. He's showing you the chord SHAPE in the 1st position, then where you should play the SHAPE, while highlighting the sections of the bar and hammer on/pull offs.

[@2000SkyView]

overhead angle is so confusing!