It might be controversial but the very very last solo on this recording might be my favorite solo I've ever listened to. That crazy Octavia/ wah solo sounds otherworldly
It's SO good! I have transcribed that solo too! You can get the PDF and play through video of it if you Paypal me (see description). I have done it note for note but it's really difficult to get the harmonics that Jimi gets! I suppose doing it straight into GarageBand doesn't help! hahaha
Could not agree with you more deffo my favourite bit of hendrix and from 7m5sec in is superb. Acid drenched is a decent description for once but that's me! Thought I was the only person who thought this. I had the album when I was 19 and I'm 53 now and still listen to it regularly there's something about it that's magical. It's funky and you can tell the 60s are over and it's all gonna change
@@paulcheney3636 jimi's version of born under a bad sign on the 'blues' album is a great example of this sort of playing and done in a studio setting. If you've not heard that I would definitely check it out! One of my favourites of his playing
no one can improvise such beautiful melodies with that feeling, intention and art. He's simply from another planet. I can sing along to this the whole day and he came up with it as he went along. thanks jimi for everything!
when i learnt about that i realised why the first chord of woman by john lennon melted my brain as a kid lol, it's a minor 9 too which is always a tasty chord..
I am mainly an 80s hard rocker player, but Jimi can just take you places like no one else. When I figure out a cool lead or song, it tends to lose its luster a bit. I refuse to learn the last solo in this one because it is so magical, and I would rather keep it that way. I would never be able to cop that feel he has anyway, so exalted it remains.
awsome brother, I play this version too but was able to finetune it a lot more..that fillmore east stuff is just legendary , I listen to that album a lot...thanks man!!!!!!!
no crei,q alguien pudiera reproducirlo.....groovy men! chapeau! this is for me the greatest solo ever...and I still listen to it over and over...pure magic
that was beautiful. I'll come back to this video when I feel like my skills are almost capable of pulling this off. I'm still a beginner... but in due time I'll be back.
These covers ALWAYS omit the final solo, which is one of the greatest things I've ever heard. It can't be duplicated even with correct notes and pauses, because without the spirit of Hendrix driving it.....forget it. Be that as it may it sounds to me like the birth cries of an alien baby in another galaxy. Jimi was mainly a studio musician, in that when with Redding and Mitchel he was with 2 other virtuoso players and they sorted things out better in a studio setting. Live they were often sloppy. But with Cox and Miles, who were a more earthy rhythm section, Jimi's live stuff got tighter. Who Knows is, in the end solo, a piece of sublime genius. I think it's astonishing and as a good guitar player, I don't even attempt it. Even if I got every phrase under my fingers, I could never get it really right. Only one man could do that, and he died on my birthday in 1970, the worst present i ever got. Imagine the body of work he would have by now if he was still around. As is, ,his stuff will be immortal to players as long as there are ears smart enough to really hear what this great artist made. I dropped acid when electric Lady land came out and it just took me somewhere else. I could say too much but anyone who really HEARD him already knows.
I have transcribed the later solo but without the natural harmonics that were produced in the room at the time it was pretty hard to figure out what was going on! Think I did a pretty good job tho and you can PayPal me a little contribution and you can see for yourself 😏
Great! Actually you are the first guy, who plays it right... After me :))) I found it out many years ago. And the reason was the first feel Buddy Miles plays in the beginning. I was never able to figure out the timing of this feel until I realized the right time signature of this funky song.
The tuning isnt exact. Its somewhere between Eb and D but its closer to a full step down (D). Just adjust your tuner cent by cent until it sounds right.
What a great cover/lesson. Thanks! By the way, how and where did you get transcript of the musical source? Did you play by ear to accurately arrived at the chords/notes/tabs? Or did you purchase any music sheet like Hal Leonard with guitar transcriptions? Please, please, please do share. Many thanks!
Hey, I transcribed it myself by ear. I used a free music program called 'musescore' to write it out. Check the description if you wanted the lesson pack. Thanks!
Thanks for watching! It's a made in mexico classic player strat, same range as the baja tele around 2012 or something. Very nice guitar. I am just going straight into garage band just as it was easier for the video.
Ah thank you! I know, I started new job, moved house and have a lot less time. I still have some more hendrix in the pipeline (pali gap/let the good times roll/wind cries mary) but it's just finding the time to record them etc. Any requests?
@@learnguitarsongs2710 understandable, Life happens. But if you ever get the chance, you gotta make a tutorial for machine gun and the solo if you can someday
I've been meaning to give an explanation on that but there are plenty of videos already on how to do it. Search 'hendrix bend' and you'll be sure to find it. It is really difficult at first as its not how you'd usually bend (well for me at least) but practice gets you there. It tore my fingers to shreds practicing it tho so if you've got a guitar with 9s or lower on, practice on that to save your fingers! Thanks
Hey, thanks for watching! Hendrix famously down tuned to Eb so he would be playing this one fret higher but I have kept the guitar in standard tuning to make it less of a pain for people to learn 👍
Starts on the G then up to the D if you listen to Band of Gypsys recording. Buddy Miles fills and cymbal crash highlight the 1 on the G not the D, like you're playing here.
as you can see in this piece of hendrix there is no particular technique I also played it apparently it is not as difficult as it seems logically it can never be played hendrix no one in the world can play it hendrix
They don't know They don't know Like I know Like I know Do you know They don't know I don't know I don't know What my baby What my baby Put on down Put on down What my baby What my baby I just came back from I don't know I can't count it I can't count it I just can't find this town They don't know I'm lookin' for my seller I don't know my baby Have you seen her Have you freed her yeah Have you seen her Oooh hhhooo Talkin' about my baby Goin' down Talkin' about my baby I just came in I just came in baby I just came in I just came in Spread the magic baby All in my bed She got chains, attached to my head Talkin' about Talkin' about Talkin' about my baby I don't know about it They don't know what I know They don't know like I know All the time I've been hangin' around All the time I hang around She didn't know A she didn't care She didn't know She didn't care And she go walkin' down the street singin' Everybody die Da da dada da doo doo Etc. (scat singing) They don't know Nobody knows They don't know Just don't know Da da da...
Awesome job love that you did in standard!! I’m gona subscribe can you tell us tone settings I plugged into my katana and sounded great but would like to dial in more🙌
I wish the Band of Gypsies had lasted a lot longer. So funky, so tight.
agreed, that singing drummer too, omg!
It might be controversial but the very very last solo on this recording might be my favorite solo I've ever listened to. That crazy Octavia/ wah solo sounds otherworldly
It's SO good! I have transcribed that solo too! You can get the PDF and play through video of it if you Paypal me (see description). I have done it note for note but it's really difficult to get the harmonics that Jimi gets! I suppose doing it straight into GarageBand doesn't help! hahaha
Could not agree with you more deffo my favourite bit of hendrix and from 7m5sec in is superb. Acid drenched is a decent description for once but that's me! Thought I was the only person who thought this. I had the album when I was 19 and I'm 53 now and still listen to it regularly there's something about it that's magical. It's funky and you can tell the 60s are over and it's all gonna change
@@paulcheney3636 jimi's version of born under a bad sign on the 'blues' album is a great example of this sort of playing and done in a studio setting. If you've not heard that I would definitely check it out! One of my favourites of his playing
I agree. One of the greatest guitar solos in history. All the covers wisely avoid it. It sounds like an alien giving birth in another galaxy.
no one can improvise such beautiful melodies with that feeling, intention and art. He's simply from another planet. I can sing along to this the whole day and he came up with it as he went along. thanks jimi for everything!
where did u read this ? the lyrics were really improvised on the spot for this song??
The magic of C#minor… brilliantly played here!
heart chakra! :)
when i learnt about that i realised why the first chord of woman by john lennon melted my brain as a kid lol, it's a minor 9 too which is always a tasty chord..
I am mainly an 80s hard rocker player, but Jimi can just take you places like no one else. When I figure out a cool lead or song, it tends to lose its luster a bit. I refuse to learn the last solo in this one because it is so magical, and I would rather keep it that way. I would never be able to cop that feel he has anyway, so exalted it remains.
Great way to teach a lesson. This is a really a theme with many variations. The same way Beethoven and many other greats wrote.
You totally nailed the tone!
awsome brother, I play this version too but was able to finetune it a lot more..that fillmore east stuff is just legendary , I listen to that album a lot...thanks man!!!!!!!
Awsome, one of my all time favorit Hendrix songs.
no crei,q alguien pudiera reproducirlo.....groovy men! chapeau! this is for me the greatest solo ever...and I still listen to it over and over...pure magic
best covers of Hendrix I have seen, awesome bro🤟
that was beautiful. I'll come back to this video when I feel like my skills are almost capable of pulling this off. I'm still a beginner... but in due time I'll be back.
Nice cover! It's incredible that such song is just based on Dorian mode of C#m scale
Just amazing brother.
Thank you for this, made my day
One nation under groove ✌️
Thanks for this great lesson and added to my playlist because it sounds so good
Thank you!
Thanks a lot I always wanted to learn a sick wahwah solo like this and the quality of the video is amazing, now it’s possible to learn 🙏🙏🙏
Fantastic 🎉
very very good job. thank you very much!
Well...I know what my evening is now, I must learn this! Excellent job on the recording and tab btw.
Merci de ce beau partage 👍Namasté
Thanks for the lesson, you are an amazing guitarist!
My pleasure! Thank you!
Very well done!!!
Nicely done - bravo!
Very cool, well done thanks for sharing that.
fantastic!
These covers ALWAYS omit the final solo, which is one of the greatest things I've ever heard. It can't be duplicated even with correct notes and pauses, because without the spirit of Hendrix driving it.....forget it. Be that as it may it sounds to me like the birth cries of an alien baby in another galaxy. Jimi was mainly a studio musician, in that when with Redding and Mitchel he was with 2 other virtuoso players and they sorted things out better in a studio setting. Live they were often sloppy. But with Cox and Miles, who were a more earthy rhythm section, Jimi's live stuff got tighter. Who Knows is, in the end solo, a piece of sublime genius. I think it's astonishing and as a good guitar player, I don't even attempt it. Even if I got every phrase under my fingers, I could never get it really right. Only one man could do that, and he died on my birthday in 1970, the worst present i ever got. Imagine the body of work he would have by now if he was still around. As is, ,his stuff will be immortal to players as long as there are ears smart enough to really hear what this great artist made. I dropped acid when electric Lady land came out and it just took me somewhere else. I could say too much but anyone who really HEARD him already knows.
I have transcribed the later solo but without the natural harmonics that were produced in the room at the time it was pretty hard to figure out what was going on! Think I did a pretty good job tho and you can PayPal me a little contribution and you can see for yourself 😏
holy shid, im so glad you figgered those tabs out for us!!!! Thank you
That sounds beautiful!!!!!
Thank bro I find tab all time and now I found that 🙏
Great! Actually you are the first guy, who plays it right...
After me :)))
I found it out many years ago. And the reason was the first feel Buddy Miles plays in the beginning. I was never able to figure out the timing of this feel until I realized the right time signature of this funky song.
totally, he's amazing
nailed it. MOST nice! ❤️
Brilliant.
You're nailing it!
Bravo sir bravo
SUPER.Bravo.
This is amazing. Wow.
Thank you!
Very good!!
You are good. Thanks for the lesson w?tabs.
Dude - well done. You killed it.
MAN I REALLY WISH YALL WOULD JUST INCLUDE THE TUNING THAT YOURE IN SO I DONT HAVE TO STRUGGLE JAMMING TO THE BEAUTIFUL VIDEO YOU CREATED
what is the tuning? pls help
something sounds off for me is it not DADFAD?
The tuning isnt exact. Its somewhere between Eb and D but its closer to a full step down (D). Just adjust your tuner cent by cent until it sounds right.
@@reesecrews7540It's DGDFAD but slightly sharp
It’s standard tuning to make it easier for everyone. Hendrix played in Eb so he would’ve played everything one fret higher
Thanks dude that was so nice
Well you have a new sub here from Quebec ! ...........Cheers !
wow
Buenísimo... gracias...!!!
This fucking lesson is badass
Thanks
0:48 right there. I don't need to say much more. Jimi
Amazing, please if it’s possible can you do the same with “come on let the good times roll” from electric ladyland 🙏🙏🙏
You killed it man 😅 original needs more spread tho
0:40
What a great cover/lesson. Thanks!
By the way, how and where did you get transcript of the musical source?
Did you play by ear to accurately arrived at the chords/notes/tabs? Or did
you purchase any music sheet like Hal Leonard with guitar transcriptions?
Please, please, please do share.
Many thanks!
Hey, I transcribed it myself by ear. I used a free music program called 'musescore' to write it out. Check the description if you wanted the lesson pack. Thanks!
Do machine gun next. If you can, that'd be awesome.
Hey great job on this. Is this tab and backtrack still purchasable?
Hey Nate, yes it is just use the PayPal link to send me the money and put your email address in and I’ll send it over to you right away 👍✌️
cool tune , new subscriber to your channel. you play very good. could you do billie's bounce or tenor madness
Hello Phil, congratulations, great job! Is a Fender custom shop strat? And which amp? Thanks you It sounds great!
Thanks for watching! It's a made in mexico classic player strat, same range as the baja tele around 2012 or something. Very nice guitar. I am just going straight into garage band just as it was easier for the video.
@@learnguitarsongs2710 thanks you Phil, but what about effects? It sounds great!!
@@davidvelazquez3117 just fuzz face and wah 👍
So is this just E major to E minor the whole time?
Bro what happened to your videos man I love these tutorials so much
Ah thank you! I know, I started new job, moved house and have a lot less time. I still have some more hendrix in the pipeline (pali gap/let the good times roll/wind cries mary) but it's just finding the time to record them etc. Any requests?
Also have the extra solo at the end if you want to contribute ;)
@@learnguitarsongs2710 understandable, Life happens. But if you ever get the chance, you gotta make a tutorial for machine gun and the solo if you can someday
@@dylanwyatt2922 Ye that would be good although that sustained feedback would be pretty difficult to recreate!
How does he do the bend at 0:43?
I've been meaning to give an explanation on that but there are plenty of videos already on how to do it. Search 'hendrix bend' and you'll be sure to find it. It is really difficult at first as its not how you'd usually bend (well for me at least) but practice gets you there. It tore my fingers to shreds practicing it tho so if you've got a guitar with 9s or lower on, practice on that to save your fingers! Thanks
Standard tuning?
yes standard tuning
These tabs right? Songster shows 13th in the first solo being uses
Hey, thanks for watching! Hendrix famously down tuned to Eb so he would be playing this one fret higher but I have kept the guitar in standard tuning to make it less of a pain for people to learn 👍
Jimi is that you?
0:36
Starts on the G then up to the D if you listen to Band of Gypsys recording. Buddy Miles fills and cymbal crash highlight the 1 on the G not the D, like you're playing here.
ruclips.net/video/IbBENBR40Z4/видео.html
That's what I'm doing, have another look / listen :)
Can someone please tell me what key this is?
Eb tuning, correct?
as you can see in this piece of hendrix there is no particular technique I also played it apparently it is not as difficult as it seems logically it can never be played hendrix no one in the world can play it hendrix
Man how did you get that tone?
That tone just a strat into a crunchy Marshall plus fuzz pedal for nasty soloing
One step down
or not? why bother? also get to use open strings in F#
They don't know
They don't know
Like I know
Like I know
Do you know
They don't know
I don't know
I don't know
What my baby
What my baby
Put on down
Put on down
What my baby
What my baby
I just came back from
I don't know
I can't count it
I can't count it
I just can't find this town
They don't know
I'm lookin' for my seller
I don't know my baby
Have you seen her
Have you freed her yeah
Have you seen her
Oooh hhhooo
Talkin' about my baby
Goin' down
Talkin' about my baby
I just came in
I just came in baby
I just came in
I just came in
Spread the magic baby
All in my bed
She got chains, attached to my head
Talkin' about
Talkin' about
Talkin' about my baby
I don't know about it
They don't know what I know
They don't know like I know
All the time I've been hangin' around
All the time I hang around
She didn't know
A she didn't care
She didn't know
She didn't care
And she go walkin' down the street singin'
Everybody die
Da da dada da doo doo
Etc. (scat singing)
They don't know
Nobody knows
They don't know
Just don't know
Da da da...
is this standard tuning? i know the original song is in eB
Ye I did it in standard but feel free to down tune and shift it all up a fret :)
actually i think Jimi was playing down a whole step to D (Cm scale in standard tuning)
Awesome job love that you did in standard!! I’m gona subscribe can you tell us tone settings
I plugged into my katana and sounded great but would like to dial in more🙌
Great video, but The first note is G, not a D.
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