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In this week’s guitar lesson you’ll learn how to play a simple, Jimi Hendrix inspired rhythm embellishment that works great for both rhythm and lead ideas.
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Simple but sweet. Thanks Brian
I’m open to learning any kind of chord embellishments. Thanks for sharing, Brian.
Really a fun lesson this week. I’m learning new vocabulary. Thanks, Brian.
Great stuff Brian, but how do you do that muted upstroke? Do you take your left hand off the strings? Is is there some kind of right hand move? This seems pretty difficult for me.
yes, the left hand stays over the strings but doesn’t press down to the fret
Wow! Thanks Brian! This had alot of meat on the bone. I think I’ve seen a few other people say simple but sweet and comments like that. But I really dig this. Not only do I love Hendrix . Who doesn’t? But the way you explained it……Bam thank you! Crazy how once you see CAGED in a certain style . Or songs. It’s really freeing!! I’m all for more related lessons. Clapton, Gilmore. Gibbons. Oh and thank you for turning me on to Dave Rawlings. Fabulous!!!
A mite short
For a ‘micro’ lesson?
it’s a microlesson – it ended up being 10 minutes longer than I wanted it to
Hi Brian,:
here in Germany it´s Saturday morning, I started the new lesson at 8:30 am.
A great stuff helping me understanding the CAGED system. I can really use it while playing in my blues band 🙂
Thank you very much indeed !
Hi Brian. Interesting lesson. Not to difficult but very good sounding…just like Jimi. Very useful to learn and use while checking guitars in music stores😉
Great stuff Brian, I think I blew a breaker so many light bulbs when off… Would love to see a whole series on this type of rhythm spice.
‘ so well done.
Brian, these micro lessons are awesome! This one in particular was perfect. Personally I prefer these bite size lessons where i can “own it” in a day as opposed to the EP lessons where we drink from a fire hose lol! As a working professional, who also is also building a band as a hobby, time is precious. Smaller allotments of learning time allow me more practice time. You have to balance the two, … right?
Thank you for your incredible teaching.
I think you have introduce that guitar before …
Who is it made by? Do you like it? Nice sound!
I’d like to know that too. Cool size, nice sound.
check out this video where I explain it
Short and neat with cool ideas. Thanks Brian
I really get a lot out of these lessons that tie embellishments to chord shapes. These lessons help me build a library of licks and embellishments that make rhythm playing a lot more fun and colorful. They also are helpful in forming a basis for improvised soloing. Great stuff Brian. Keep going.