That Hendrix Sliding IV Chord Lick From Red House | Blues Guitar Lesson

[@Texasbluesalley]

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[@starmanoretorno]

2:25. 1:55. 2:02

[@matkrassus]

Funny we're still exploring little licks that Jimi just came up with on the fly all these years ago...

[@akimbo139]

And when you hear the longer versions of Red House (8:23 on Valleys of Neptune) you realise that he had a constant stream of these wonderful phrasings. It's one thing for people to spend years working on a few of his riffs to get them right, but it's another thing completely to be able to improvise with such creative and technical mastery, as you said, on the fly. He was the master and he still is!

[@justyourturn]

Epic

[@yurakhunt5586]

And we will still be doing it in 100years!

[@deerango69]

Jimi-O Hendrix came up with these licks while sitting on a fly? Must have been the drugs. Eh?

[@JohnDoe-jc3cl]

Matthew - I disagree, but in a friendly way; I don’t believe jimi created these licks on the fly; they were studied on his sofa or his bed; memorized and then pulled out like an arrow from a quiver. Cataloged and pulled out like an ace up his sleeve. He really liked this song; he played it a lot live If you play guitar- sing on brother, play on drummer

[@caseysniper308]

thanks for the different approach to this, makes it easier than major bends, i never play this the same depends on how i feel.

[@zachhyatt6351]

Texas Blues Alley you’ve been putting out amazing content for so long. Thanks man! Those of us the rewind a measure of music over and over to hear something can often times come here and unlock that mystery. Amazing.

[@DizzyKrissi]

Playing that lick with a chromatic passing tone gives you a classic country-lick

[@lyrasimo]

the best camera angle to explain things on guitar

[@irongreek7722]

red house never gets old, you can do anything over it

[@nesta8518]

Iron Greek that’s the blues

[@martinherrero933]

this channel has been so useful to me there is no other channel on KZbin that teaches like he teaches

[@streetrockusa]

The guitar tone also reminds me of the original voodoo chile, really cool.

[@JWoodcock]

Lovin that tone.

[@dirkbullet]

Thanks mate,just what i need,just got new guitar for my 60th after 20 yrs of not plaing. You got a great tone too,thanks for your time.

[@Pauld62]

Great tone. Great playing. How youtube has never recommended me this channel before I have no idea.

[@JohnDoe-jc3cl]

Tba- Huge, MASSIVE Jimi/ red house tone BIG THANKS for the guitarist point of view. A teacher’s spirit Thank you for the effort, to help me to learn Happy Fourth of July to you 🎊🎉

[@carlsmith1263]

You have truly helped a lot of ppl Thanks brother

[@deerango69]

This is a great "show em how ya play it" type instructional video. I like the PIP (picture in picture) of the wide shot, and the use of the zoomed-in guitar player's point-of-view. Me like a lot. Or as a Chinese person would say, Me rike a rot.

[@paulkardoulias9547]

Thank you!! That's my favorite version of Red House. I've been working at it for quite sometime and thanks for the enlightenment. 💡

[@theplayers3507]

Hi! I just wanted to suggest perhaps mentioning the scale degrees of the notes in the lessons bit more, as that went a long way for me towards figuring the maze out...I know youre hip to them, and it helps improvising a lot, they all have a certain flavor. Just my two cents. Love your stuff, man. Thoroughly respect what you've done. My favorite channel.

[@zachhyatt6351]

This guy has his own way of teaching. He has boxes that reference his own teachings. Look at his originals for the boxes and shapes. Then study young Paduan.

[@joewalsh8217]

Great lesson and so easy to follow!!!

[@6ondab3ach]

love these camera angles! Gread lesson! Subbed before finishing the vid.

[@johnfair62]

Anthony Thank you for the free lesson. Just when I was going to sign up for a lesson I found you changed your membership to a yearly subscription. Covid has people with a lot of time on their hands but little money. It would be nice to be able to buy the lesson we want to learn a little at a time because money is tight for a lot of people to plunk down a yearly membership fee. Plus those of us in the healthcare field have little time off to make it worth buying the membership because there is not a lot of time to use the yearly membership to make it a value. Thanks

[@Texasbluesalley]

I have no idea where you're getting that idea, we have monthly, semi-annual, and annual options. texasbluesalley.com/join/locals

[@Texasbluesalley]

As for why I don't offer individual course sales anymore, I'm not going to explain the dynamics of a sales vs membership business here, but what I can tell you is that it is absolutely what I needed to do to ensure that my business remains strong. My kids haven't been in school for three months and I've had less than 4-5 hours a day to run this business during that time. If I still depended on selling courses, there's no way I could keep up with everything, but since I'm 100% subscription based now, it has been possible for me to produce regular free content, and keep my members happy with extremely limited time. So it's not that I don't understand your preference or situation, but my job is to keep a sustainable business running.

[@walterredaelli7507]

Anthony. Super lesson and tone 🖖🏻🎸. Blues on

[@jmv668]

My bassman or champ cranked sounds that way all the time.

[@morrisdavis9231]

Thanks for the top view, I can actually see what you're playing

[@DoodlesHD719]

Great tone, great lesson. Thanks!

[@wjewell63]

Dude thanks so much for this lesson.....,awesome

[@badmouserising9859]

Mate this lesson is quality thank you

[@raimondodalmotto6442]

Great as always

[@rondy702]

Great lesson, definitely going to do this move more often!

[@willashton5222]

Cant wait for this one

[@carlsmith1263]

Like doing red house got me a old telecaster man sucker sounds so Jimi...cant help but play stuff like this..did machine gun last week played front to back....after watching and learning a lot it all just came to me. Learned as many chords shapes triads and licks as I could. Damn the Covid I would be busting heads.

[@frankiecalabro2617]

This was awesome... also check out the version of Red House by Randy California from Spirit

[@SilverParatrooper]

Real nice!

[@ProphetNikoz]

Thank you.

[@declanl2167]

Can you please make a video on some tendencies of Freddie King 👑 and Albert Collins . It feels as if people sometimes overlook them when speaking about BB king, Albert King and other amazing blues players.

[@joeblankenship377]

Red house? You talking about the red house over yonder? That's where my baby stays. Ain't been home to see her in about 99 and 1 half days.

[@blardosplats]

Does she have a sister?

[@barryholloway4715]

Mr. Bubble yep

[@Texasbluesalley]

I bet she will. 👀

[@veteranaffiliate]

@@Texasbluesalley the big fat sister will no doubt...

[@paulkardoulias9547]

I've been using the 1, 2, 5 position but didn't work much on the 4 position

[@ron6376]

How to get that amp sound with the strat? Soulful

[@Texasbluesalley]

This is a Fuchs Blackjack 21 through a Torpedo Captor X with a Suhr cabinet model.

[@paulhicks3595]

Neat!

[@TheMaxKids]

Great lesson. What amp/pickups have you chosen to use for your excellent sound?

[@SRHMusic012]

Hendrix did this move a lot in different live blues tunes. You might "slide from nowhere" to the 3rd rather than try to hit the 1st at the start. Cheers

[@jc23858369]

Dude, your tone is savage!!! I've never seen those pick-ups before, what are they?

[@emt354448]

You grew a beard!!!!

[@gonebymidnight2881]

What a tone man, love your channel. What are those PUs in the strat, sounds huge. Thanks 🙏

[@joaquincuervo6943]

Great tutorial! Can you tell me what was involved in the signal chain. In other words, what gear are you using to get the Hendrix sound? Thank you! :-)

[@cyclopsasylum]

Great lesson! Killer tone! Which PUPs are you running in the axe?

[@tmaxb1]

What is your setup to get your tones

[@kevineberlesr1673]

Trower did that alot also.....but cant mistake the Hendrix influence there also..

[@ichisatori]

what are you playing thru? :)

[@damien6997]

Love this channel. Easy to follow for newbies. Any good beginner courses anyone can reccomend here??. Know the basics. Not sure where to start on texas blues....

[@Musicsports]

Damien McLean go to Texas Blues alley.com

[@michaelaldrid]

Bro Bro you got good sh%÷t fo real

[@kevineberlesr1673]

Bridge of sighs

[@BigSh00tsie]

I know it’s off topic, but what pickups are those?

[@Texasbluesalley]

Zexcoil

[@BigSh00tsie]

@@Texasbluesalley THANKS!

[@Gfw36026]

People here asking for the pick ups I just want to know what strings you use they look cosy

[@wildwolf8983]

What guitar tuning do you recommend to get the blues sound?

[@kerouacrivero6914]

Any tuning brother brother its about the feeling... if you want heaviness then d tuning. If you want a milder heaviness than eflat tuning, etc.

[@walterredaelli7507]

E flat with slightly bigger strings. Same as SRV and Anthony. But, after all, it's all in the fingers ( and in the amp and in the pickups ...)... 😉

[@orenalbertmeisel3127]

walter redaelli apparently SRV changed to regular 10-46 strings at the end of his career

[@orenalbertmeisel3127]

E flat if you’re using heavy string and doing a lot of bending

[@walterredaelli7507]

@@orenalbertmeisel3127 After Albert King told him sort of " why you working so hard ?" 😬

[@paulkardoulias9547]

So we wanna use the E chord

[@jgrim123]

So dope

[@Bdb83]

Do you live in daytona beach. Your a spittin image of a guy here that owns a pawn shop

[@sbardellajulio3114]

🎸👍🤘🎼

[@paulkardoulias9547]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/aaO7n6togdpoqNU this is the version to the lesson

[@juanpablosanchezaveleyra6454]

I guess I'm the one that understands the less here, it was a whole lesson for playing two slides? That does not seem hard, but everyone says great lesson, I feel I'm missing something huge here.

[@fragtagninja1633]

8th view, 5th like.

[@WileECoyotey]

I'd like to see a break-down of Frank Marino's Red-House from his live CD .. it starts off with a jazzy progression before ripping into Frank's soaring rock solo that is light years beyond whatever Jimi played

[@manfredadams3252]

Always felt like Red House was Jimi trying to sound like Buddy Guy.

[@rameshhansaravendra]

100%

[@WileECoyotey]

Jimi stole licks from everyone and mashed them up into his own

[@SG13232]

WileECoyotey you just described every guitar player

[@blaine393]

Great riff. Just don't use it too much.