its difficult to watch this and not wanna pick up a guitar and give it a go at a few of these licks.. Spectacular gentleman, and i believe very very accurate and true to the recorded studio version on Are You Experienced.
From 9:12-9:35 is my favorite section of the song. When I heard Jimi playing it in the background during his solo. I was like... genius... that section is the best arrangement I've ever heard on a guitar. Sounds sad and yet joyous at the same time
bro, this is my favorite Hendrix song of all time and is so underrated/overlooked. Not only are the solos amazing, the rhythm section draws so much emotion.
@@nessrussell2803 Ur right... Lots of people always bring up wild thing, little wing, purple haze, ect.....But this song hands down is simply the most beautiful song he ever played and sung
The second power chord that blasts about 6 seconds or so is mind blowing on the actual Experienced album. The last 20-25 seconds of this shows why everybody feels that Hendrix is the ultimate rock guitar genius. Some of the best psychedelia you will ever hear.....unbelievable. :)
I don't know who this guy is or if he's the one playing this but whoever is playing this is an absolute Master of the technique. This has always been one of my favorite songs and it always brings a tear to my eye.SO SAD YET SO SO BEAUTIFUL. JIMI WAS THE KING !
The name of the second chord in May This be Love is actually F#m9(11) or F#m9(11)/C# depending on how you want to play it. The guy in the guitar showed it right, though.
I got mixed up with the 9's and 7's, but the 11th is there on the open B string, and the "/C#" means it is the second inversion of F#, but in the vídeo it is played in root position (lowest note is F# on the D string)
Yeah, I've seen that cover too :) That guy rocks. I like writing chords the short way though, lol, and that would be F#m7(11)/C#. Now that is not very short now that I'm looking at it, but still precise, lol! And it is okay, we are saying the same thing using different symbols
@@frostyjr2 You are correct in your assumptions..Andy Aledort played all the guitar parts on this lesson dvd and for some strange reason they had Velvert Turner doing the spoken part of the instructional.
you can easily find a slide like that in any music instruments store, just ask for a metal slide for guitar, they come in different sizes so try them on your pinky and or ring finger of your fretting hand....
Yes, but if you asked Mitch and noel; they both said Jimi wrote all the music including most of the drums and all of the bass parts. Not including Little Miss strange, written by Noel Redding.
@@drivinsouth651 I might be wrong here but It seems to me by all the print and audio interviews that I've seen with Noel Redding after Jimi's passing he sounded bitter and disrespectful concerning Jimi up to the day he passed himself It was like he still held a grudge or had a chip on his shoulder after all the years that had pased. For instance he never referred to Jimi by anything other than "Hendrix".. Now Mitch on the other hand always spoke highly and respectfully of Jimi till the day he died .. And always called him by his first name as a friend would I think Noel had Major jealousy and possibly bias issues towards Jimi.
@@guitarzan2201 Yes, I concur! I noticed Noel Redding was extremely and always jealous of Jimi. I`d give anything to be Jimi`s bass player and would kiss God`s (Jimi`s) @$$ while doing it. It is excellent that Jimi replaced Noel with his friend Billy Cox; that is so cool!
No it’s a little sharp from Eb on this tune. So is Manic Depression but it’s a little lower as is Are You Experienced. Maddeningly, Highway Chile is yet another tuning that’s different from the other three but still not quite Eb. Gotta love them songs tho!!
you should be asking who the guy narrating is, that’s velvert turner the student of jimi hendrix, hendrix taught him how to play back in the 60s and another white dude, check out his only album, velvert turner group after the album was released they broke up a short time after but it’s pretty cool knowing jimi taught him.
There will never be another Hendrix, a true innovator!
The guy thats talking was a good friend of Jimi. His name ia Velvert Turner. I think he`s dead now.. But this is great! Thx
I love the way he talks about Jimi's music and shows admiration for his work
It's so good to revisit this. 11 yrs studying Hendrix and my admiration has only matured and grown. Thanks for posting this
its difficult to watch this and not wanna pick up a guitar and give it a go at a few of these licks.. Spectacular gentleman, and i believe very very accurate and true to the recorded studio version on Are You Experienced.
This is gold, thanks
From 9:12-9:35 is my favorite section of the song. When I heard Jimi playing it in the background during his solo. I was like... genius... that section is the best arrangement I've ever heard on a guitar. Sounds sad and yet joyous at the same time
bro, this is my favorite Hendrix song of all time and is so underrated/overlooked. Not only are the solos amazing, the rhythm section draws so much emotion.
@@nessrussell2803 Ur right... Lots of people always bring up wild thing, little wing, purple haze, ect.....But this song hands down is simply the most beautiful song he ever played and sung
@@extraterrestrealthecoppere4704 he was superhuman in that studio room, even more of a force to be reckon with when live
The simultaneous maximization of delicacy, profoundness and simplicity. Unparalleled
The second power chord that blasts about 6 seconds or so is mind blowing on the actual Experienced album. The last 20-25 seconds of this shows why everybody feels that Hendrix is the ultimate rock guitar genius. Some of the best psychedelia you will ever hear.....unbelievable. :)
I don't know who this guy is or if he's the one playing this but whoever is playing this is an absolute Master of the technique. This has always been one of my favorite songs and it always brings a tear to my eye.SO SAD YET SO SO BEAUTIFUL. JIMI WAS THE KING !
you really don’t know who the guy in the purple jacket is?
This a spectacular homage to Jimi. Happy to see it!
This song is from another dimension🌌
Thank god for this wonderful inspiration and instruction
Paul excellent video pods...Weve played these tunes a zillion times...Have done any Crash landing tunes they are my favorite ones.jam on.
Hendrix wrote the greatest guitar solo using just one string 😮
The guy playing the guitar is a young Andy Aledort.
6:15
This is spot on.
The name of the second chord in May This be Love is actually F#m9(11) or F#m9(11)/C# depending on how you want to play it. The guy in the guitar showed it right, though.
It's actually a 2nd inversion F# min7 chord. The progression is I ii IV on the verses.
I got mixed up with the 9's and 7's, but the 11th is there on the open B string, and the "/C#" means it is the second inversion of F#, but in the vídeo it is played in root position (lowest note is F# on the D string)
I wanted to point it out just because the narrator called it F major, if I'm not mistaken
@@BrunoBrogio There's a cover that I've seen that's super accurate, and he plays the Min7 2nd inversion chord.
Yeah, I've seen that cover too :) That guy rocks. I like writing chords the short way though, lol, and that would be F#m7(11)/C#. Now that is not very short now that I'm looking at it, but still precise, lol! And it is okay, we are saying the same thing using different symbols
Jimi approves
Wow .beautiful.
Magnifique, merci, big up de Tahiti (French Polynesia)
This song has always intrigued me a it must’ve been completely radical at the time it came out, and it even sounds like nothing since.
Paul your instructional videos are the best I have seen. Do you have a pay channel more in depth?
This is from a Jimi Hendrix Instructional DVD. Not Paul.
Tremendous
gold jerry.. gold....
Love this!
The vibrato will always be with you..
3:33-3:36 add the open A string in-between flows nicer
Great demo and tone on one of my favorite Jimi songs! What gear are you using?
Glad you dig it-a believe it was an early 80s JCM 800 thru a 4x12 bottom…we were in a tiny room, like 12” x 12” so it was a little ridiculous…
@@AndyAledort777 Thanks Andy! 🤙🏽
@@stevestarr6395 I may have been using a dunlop "Jimi" Fuzz Face that Jeorge Tripps made for me, but honestly I have no idea...twas long ago!
@@AndyAledort777 Cool Andy and thanks again. You’re a great instructor and player!
@@stevestarr6395 thx so much--my newly designed website has a ton of instructional stuff on it; if you like, chk out andyaledort.com...thx
Super❤
How is your tremolo/bridge set up ? It stays in tune nicely after dive bombing.
Awesome
xfect video
@3:40 incredible tremolo. so tasteful
Fantastic! Love this album! Some tabs would have been useful though. This guy makes the soloing look easy........until you try it. :)
i think that's Andy Aledort doing the guitar work. He's a monster...
@@frostyjr2 You are correct in your assumptions..Andy Aledort played all the guitar parts on this lesson dvd and for some strange reason they had Velvert Turner doing the spoken part of the instructional.
tabs?
can anyone recommend me a slide very similar in tone and size to the one used at 6:39 ?
you can easily find a slide like that in any music instruments store, just ask for a metal slide for guitar, they come in different sizes so try them on your pinky and or ring finger of your fretting hand....
Does anyone know where i can find the DVD or VHS for that matter of this, i need the title...
Learn To Play Songs From The Jimi Hendrix Experience
@@themrbadluck thx brother
its not Jimi Hendrix its the Jimi Hendrix Experience
Yes, but if you asked Mitch and noel; they both said Jimi wrote all the music including most of the drums and all of the bass parts. Not including Little Miss strange, written by Noel Redding.
Tom Bergere and She’s So Fine by Noel
@@drivinsouth651 I might be wrong here but It seems to me by all the print and audio interviews that I've seen with Noel Redding after Jimi's passing he sounded bitter and disrespectful concerning Jimi up to the day he passed himself It was like he still held a grudge or had a chip on his shoulder after all the years that had pased. For instance he never referred to Jimi by anything other than "Hendrix".. Now Mitch on the other hand always spoke highly and respectfully of Jimi till the day he died .. And always called him by his first name as a friend would I think Noel had Major jealousy and possibly bias issues towards Jimi.
@@guitarzan2201 Yes, I concur! I noticed Noel Redding was extremely and always jealous of Jimi. I`d give anything to be Jimi`s bass player and would kiss God`s (Jimi`s) @$$ while doing it. It is excellent that Jimi replaced Noel with his friend Billy Cox; that is so cool!
=] Thank you !
Since when did 'the ladies man' work doing guitar videos.
Can someone explain 11:49-11:54? Need that tab
Only a Sagitarius could write heart-melting stuff like that
Of course Jimi is tuned down to Eb right?
deacon theseer yessir..tho some songs he’s actually a whole step down..like Voodoo Chile live
No it’s a little sharp from Eb on this tune. So is Manic Depression but it’s a little lower as is Are You Experienced. Maddeningly, Highway Chile is yet another tuning that’s different from the other three but still not quite Eb. Gotta love them songs tho!!
album version is in standard tuning. jimi didnt start playing in e flat until the second album
Is there a CD of this? If yes what's is name?? Thx
It’s from “Learn To Play Songs From The Jimi Hendrix Experience” DVD.
@@hotbrakepads thank you very much!
Chittlin Circuit , Hippie Freak , Medicine Man .
Who's the guy playing guitar? I would love to know his name.
Andy Aledort
you should be asking who the guy narrating is, that’s velvert turner the student of jimi hendrix, hendrix taught him how to play back in the 60s and another white dude, check out his only album, velvert turner group after the album was released they broke up a short time after but it’s pretty cool knowing jimi taught him.
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far out a black fella with white hands !!?? what will they come up with next?
Lol. The white hand are attached to Andy Aledort he is has a video series called in deep. I think a few of them are on RUclips.
why is his hand so white?
white dude is playing the tunes, while the black guy narrates
It's Andy Aledort playing.
OMG Khimmey you can't just ask people why they've wite hands
I was the six hundred and sixy sixth like 666
“ man what’s with the 13 cats with the thumbs down brutha?”