My favorite thing about Hendrix is the looseness, yet dead on precision of his playing. You could really tell he was a musician who’s strat was a third arm.
Eric gales took care of that. Played it 10 million times in his career at every jam he's ever had with any other guitarist. Actually not sure he'd ever played another song
Thanks for reminded me how great Jimi was and what he did for the guitar playing world. I'm 70 and remember when I first heard him on the radio. He changed everything for me. He was #1 influence on my guitar playing.
Yes and it depends on your mental state, (mood, awareness , how awake you are , etc etc) it often can sound different each time because he played so multidimensionally, doing so many different things at same time musically. You can't hear it all in a single session of most of his work. Even hear things you never noticed he was doing. Even Stevie Rarely Vaughn said that he heard something new in Are You Experienced album. I think mid 80s on radio interview. This is 20 years after record release, he heard new things Jimi was doing! He said he got the record when it came out in 67. I think Jimi's playing was so much a direct making sounds from guitar, no theory notes etc like from his "gut" or all parts of body. Like a person singing , with no knowledge of structure of scales etc, just direct to voice sound wanting to make, any sound majeable with voice as Jimi made music sounds with extreme familiarity with possibilities. Like a painter with a pallet of colors limited only by imagination.
I always have loved how hendrix used the 4th frett (C#- C) for some of his riffs like Freedom and Crosstown Traffic. Robin Trower certainly took inluence from those ideas for Day of the Eagle (also great). Wonderful job as always!!!
I was doing the math in my head as it approached number one... "Ohhhh snap, it's gonna be Little Wing." And I was right. Also, who else could have wrote any of these riffs? What a genius that guy was.
My dad is a rockstar he kills all this I grew up in the 80s every night I had to listen to my dad playing loud ass guitar music and as I grew up I came to love this old real shit
I've watched a lot of Your movies, and was never dissapointed, You play always so smooth and clean, it's absolute privillige to listen to You. I'm learning since almost year, and so happy there are people like You that share their knowledge and passion. Best regards from Poland.
My favorite riff is one of the riffs in “power of soul”, he uses lots of different riffs in that song but the one that really cool is the one that John Mayer uses a lot (in the end of “who did you think I was live in la” ) in the Hendrix song it’s at 0 : 55 (in his live at the Fillmore east version)
The Wind cries Mary, Manic Depression, Purple Haze, Hey Joe and Foxy Lady. So, to put it in a nutshell, half of the list is made of the "Are you experienced" album. Noice
My list: 1. Little wing 2. Hey joe 3. Burning of the midnight lamp 4. Bold as love 5. The wind cries mary 6. 1983 7. Wait until tomorrow 8. Castles made of sand 9. Long hot summer night 10. Manic depression
you are a god the way you can tel guitarist apart i cant wen it comes to you you make it sound the best like you have capcherd all the greatest guitarist powers and can play them all👍
EXCELLENT tribute to the greatest guitarist!!! I "liked" your video and added it to my Hendrix playlist, so don't get me wrong when I noticed how many ghost notes, hammer on's, pull offs, tempos, unexplainable sounds, and over all "feel" was missed, for example, "Freedom" intro @ 0:16 was missing those unexplainable sounds that Jimi created from the strings' tension as he bent the strings or something (like i said, "unexplainable sounds"). Go back and listen closer to the original recording, it's difficult to catch, but in the intro to FREEDOM Jimi is making some pitches ascend, while other pitches are descending, it's kind of bizarre, and i've never heard anyone duplicate it. To hear it, you can't listen to the main riff, you have to pay attention to the lines in the behind the main riff. No one has ever come close to Jimi's fluidity, so please don't take my comments as a negative "dis" to you, they are meant as a compliment to Jimi Hendrix. I have nothing but MAJOR respect for your playing Danilo. Your bravery and intelligence for attempting to play the greatest guitar riffs known to man is deeply appreciated and applauded. I would give you a standing ovation if I heard you play Hendrix in a club! No one can be Hendrix, but you've done a great job of keeping Jimi's spirit with us. Keep up the good work! ps...If you want a fun "challenge"....try playing AND singing the "Stonefree" version on "Live at the Filmore East" released in 1999 on MCA. I've challenged hundreds of guitarist to try it, and not one has ever had the courage to attempt it in public or RUclips, but you might be the one guitarist who is up to the challenge ruclips.net/video/xvSebN5EZZI/видео.html
You gotta think though, it's a TOP 10, those are 6 songs, if they were there instead of 6 in the video, than people would probably be complaining about the 6 that got taken out not being there!
@@dukethotness pearl jam is very technicality Stone temple pilots change style and sound any album release(very creative and technicality) Soundgarden time signature is very complexy and unusual(fusion classic rock and heavy metal) Alice in Chains very dark,creative and unusual. Peak this was Dirt Nirvana very influenced by punk rock and kurt Cobain not technicality(similarity in sound and riff, solos guitar only distortion). But another band is very technic and creative. .
@@rafaeldeleo92 dude.. music aim is not make complicate... Everyone has its own style... I love audioslave,pearljam,soundgarden,alice in chain, nirvana.. there is no need for comparison .. Nirvana's riff maybe simple so what? In my opinion one or million notes its must to be straight to heart...🖤
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My favorite thing about Hendrix is the looseness, yet dead on precision of his playing. You could really tell he was a musician who’s strat was a third arm.
Top 10 songs that damn well needed to be longer
10.Little Wing
9. LiTtLe WiNg
8. LITTLE wing
7 little WING
etc
Only the best Hendrix song
And little wing
Eric gales took care of that. Played it 10 million times in his career at every jam he's ever had with any other guitarist. Actually not sure he'd ever played another song
What about Little wing?
Ye ye ye ye yeeee
Died 50 years ago today and his work on the 6 string electric Fender is still considered the best of all time
Thanks for reminded me how great Jimi was and what he did for the guitar playing world. I'm 70 and remember when I first heard him on the radio. He changed everything for me. He was #1 influence on my guitar playing.
For me wmmr Phili. Amazing
My top 3:
1-Little Wing
2-Purple Haze
3-Vodoo child (slight return)
Now wah-wah is my favorite effect)
hush now
What a sound!!
Love your videos man!!
Fuzz baby
Amo seus vídeo man
Top 10 SRV. Steve Ray Vaughan
Stevie*
Actually on the grave sign it said Stephen Ray Vaughan
@@Paniiiiiiiiii Stevie is the shorter version of it, what did you think lol
Kinda nice , but I prefer the original
My first language is not English so I didn’t rlly know.
Every time I listen to some Hendrix I’m reminded of how much of a genius he was
Truth. It’s insane. No one sounded like this. No one wrote music like this. Insane.
He completely redefined electric guitar. His work still sounds amazing today, imagine how mind blowing it was to listeners of his time.
Yes and it depends on your mental state, (mood, awareness , how awake you are , etc etc) it often can sound different each time because he played so multidimensionally, doing so many different things at same time musically. You can't hear it all in a single session of most of his work. Even hear things you never noticed he was doing. Even Stevie Rarely Vaughn said that he heard something new in Are You Experienced album. I think mid 80s on radio interview.
This is 20 years after record release, he heard new things Jimi was doing! He said he got the record when it came out in 67.
I think Jimi's playing was so much a direct making sounds from guitar, no theory notes etc
like from his "gut" or all parts of body. Like a person singing , with no knowledge of structure of scales etc, just direct to voice sound wanting to make, any sound majeable with voice as Jimi made music sounds with extreme familiarity with possibilities.
Like a painter with a pallet of colors limited only by imagination.
Love that he opened for the Monkees for a while, until he couldn't stand it anymore!
This video should just be 100 good riffs Jimi Hendrix, they’re all good
Love the drums, the chemistry between Jimi and Mitch was so very good!
If you didn't go ' dododoodledoodledoodoo' during crosstown traffic you're lying to yourself
100%
*Hendrix estate wants to know your location*
let Jeannie find her fucking self🖕
Nice name
“...where you gonna run to now, where you gonna go? ... I’m goin’ way down south where I can be free! ... ain’t no one gonna find me!!! ...”
Italy
@@marcross4202 best comment
Little wing is such an underrated Hendrix song the melody is glorious and its fun to play
Its among his most well known.
underrated? it's like one of his most played songs in Spotify and everyone loves it and consider it one of the greatest guitar songs of.all. time
lol its the most played guitar song by musicians well known alike
It's not underrated at all, many consider it to be his most beautiful piece.
Apparently you don't know what underrated means. It Ranked 1. in the list because it's 'underrated'?
Mi fa venire voglia di suonare più Jimi.... WE ALL NEED MORE JIMI IN OUR LIVES!!!
Top 10 riffs: Lil' Wayne
ArisGoD1986 too expert. You just leave those alone.
Not many are skilled enough to play his riffs
ArisGoD1986 too advanced
My guitar hero, jimi hendrix? Nah, lil wayne
Wayne can't even play guitar
0:10 your not the only one who has tried that.
when I started playing the guitar, I held it for the first half of the year, just rearranged the strings and that's it🙃
He could've just played it normally flipped the image;close enough lol
Really surprised to not see machine gun on here or power to love
also voodoo chile :(
Voodoo chiller was on there
Voodoo child (the slight return) is the last song in electric ladyland, Voodoo Chile is another song from the album. It is a beautiful masterpiece
connor adcock I was surprised not see machine gun more
Or red house
I guess he doesn't know castles made of sand...
Yea I think that should be second imo hey joe isn't as good
@@drdankmemes4827 I dont like foxy lady that high on the list.
@@alanr4845 that's alright I like hey joe but you're right castles made of sand should definitely be up there
Castles made of sand is my personal top favorite
and All along the watchtower
I always have loved how hendrix used the 4th frett (C#- C) for some of his riffs like Freedom and Crosstown Traffic. Robin Trower certainly took inluence from those ideas for Day of the Eagle (also great). Wonderful job as always!!!
I was doing the math in my head as it approached number one... "Ohhhh snap, it's gonna be Little Wing." And I was right.
Also, who else could have wrote any of these riffs? What a genius that guy was.
My dad is a rockstar he kills all this I grew up in the 80s every night I had to listen to my dad playing loud ass guitar music and as I grew up I came to love this old real shit
I've watched a lot of Your movies, and was never dissapointed, You play always so smooth and clean, it's absolute privillige to listen to You. I'm learning since almost year, and so happy there are people like You that share their knowledge and passion. Best regards from Poland.
top 10 riffs : eric clapton
YES
Eric Clapton sucks
@@thewalkingdead8911 yeah of course
@@thewalkingdead8911 fuck off
@@thewalkingdead8911 yeah like you can play better than him
My favorite riff is one of the riffs in “power of soul”, he uses lots of different riffs in that song but the one that really cool is the one that John Mayer uses a lot (in the end of “who did you think I was live in la” ) in the Hendrix song it’s at 0 : 55 (in his live at the Fillmore east version)
All Along The Watchtower anyone - wait a sec... =(
MrSatanislav and Fire
And castles made of sand
Machine gun
Bold as love as well
He made too many good riffs.
とても綺麗な音色です！
The Wind cries Mary, Manic Depression, Purple Haze, Hey Joe and Foxy Lady. So, to put it in a nutshell, half of the list is made of the "Are you experienced" album. Noice
Jimi's career spanned only 4 years
Well that may be so but it is their best record.
@@seanodonoghue116 axis is pretty dope too
He only has 4 albums
Andrew they put cry of love on here and that’s posthumous so all of those records must count
Wow man, great to hear you honor Jimi and his music. 🤘
Love those Jimi Hendrix riffs. Well done.
thanks for including 'Who Knows' in this list. Fantastic song. My favorite from Hendrix.
'Voodoo Child' sounds so badass 😃🥵
Bravissimo Danilo!
My list:
1. Little wing
2. Hey joe
3. Burning of the midnight lamp
4. Bold as love
5. The wind cries mary
6. 1983
7. Wait until tomorrow
8. Castles made of sand
9. Long hot summer night
10. Manic depression
What's my name? bold as love and little wing haven’t got any riffs
Those "Top 10 Riffs" are just scratching the surface in the Hendrix catalog!
Thanks for this video. You play Jimi as it must be. Bravo.
It was 50 years ago today. But I think he’s the greatest of all time.
The best left handed guitarris of all time🤘🏻
Jared Cruz He is a God
maybe even the best guitarist of all time.
Kurt Cobain is better.
Anthony Achurra lmao
@@anthonyachurra607 😂
Great job bro, sounds awesome! 👍👍
¿All along the watch tower?.
Great video
Top 10 Riffs: Led Zeppelin pls
He has uploaded it before, here's the video ruclips.net/video/bd1JuKIimPs/видео.html
I like that you didn’t just put all the most famous Hendrix tunes. He had many more kick ass riffs people overlooked!!
Top 10 RUSH RIFFS please
What'd be your number one?
@@annikapannika4681 la villa strangiato maybe. A lot of amazing riffs
Working Man or Xanadu
@@DragonSlayer-kn2xe Mine would be 2112 or Freewill
@@annikapannika4681 yyz is my favorite
Always give me shivers the strumming in freedom
I can’t be the only one who got goosebumps when little wing came on
Made me dig out my Electric Ladyland LP and use the turntable for the first time in yrs! Thx for that!
Beautifully done! Glad you put in the Who Knows riff..funky stuff!
you are a god the way you can tel guitarist apart i cant wen it comes to you you make it sound the best like you have capcherd all the greatest guitarist powers and can play them all👍
That was great! You can really appreciate jimmys playing through these riffs
4:12 my favorite riff of JIMMY HENDRICKS
Please correct your spelling
@@wnll0850 Sorry for my spelling error and I realized that hendricks write hendrix
and Jimi
Top 10 riffs KISS!
Ace Morganti I did a Top 6 Kiss riffs on my channel. I didn’t have the money for 10 🤓😜
GearGasms ok I’m gonna watch it !😄
@@GearGasms your pseudo reminds me something :thinking:
We're like cousins or something!
@@GearGasms maybe ^^ nice to meet you
That hey joe tone was amazing
My favourite riff is "purple haze" 💜
Hell yea
Ese y foxy lady
Yeaaaa💜🤘🏾
Voodoo Chile’s my favourite. Purple haze is a close second.
Grandissssssimo Danilo 🎸🎸🎸👍👍👍
Tone was spot on. Good job with that!
This was better than I expected. Good job!
A guitar god playing the riffs of another guitar god. Just amazing❤❤
I like his guitar tone! One of my favourite!
Top 10 Riffs: JUDAS PRIEST!!!!
Up
hell yeah
Ersuan YT I know two. Painkiller and breaking the law lmao
@@jordancressley3634 and that's it😂
Stained class
My top 3:
1. Power to Love
2. Who Knows
3. Red House (Blues version)
Watching this awesome vid before it gets taken down
Very nice. Lots of subtlety
Forgot Spanish Castle Magic :(
And Castle made of sand
It's truth, nice song bro
Awesome guitar riffs of Hendrix
No seriously, you owe me an answer. How did you get that Wah tone on Voodoo Child? I'm in desperate need of this
JewlzTheRambler you can see the wah pedal he’s using in the video
@jewlztherambler it sounds and looks like he has some sort of chorus on it
Vox wah and an octave fuzz i presume
Yeah. That tone is awsome.
He's using a wah and a vibe at the same time
I enjoyed this very much. Well done.
Top 10 Riffs: Rage Against The Machine
Yesss!!
Fuck you he wont do what you tell him
Ash Die LMAO
Fnatic is a great Esports org
Splendid, love music Jimi Hendrix!The most beautiful rock music that will never die!
EXCELLENT tribute to the greatest guitarist!!! I "liked" your video and added it to my Hendrix playlist, so don't get me wrong when I noticed how many ghost notes, hammer on's, pull offs, tempos, unexplainable sounds, and over all "feel" was missed, for example, "Freedom" intro @ 0:16 was missing those unexplainable sounds that Jimi created from the strings' tension as he bent the strings or something (like i said, "unexplainable sounds"). Go back and listen closer to the original recording, it's difficult to catch, but in the intro to FREEDOM Jimi is making some pitches ascend, while other pitches are descending, it's kind of bizarre, and i've never heard anyone duplicate it. To hear it, you can't listen to the main riff, you have to pay attention to the lines in the behind the main riff. No one has ever come close to Jimi's fluidity, so please don't take my comments as a negative "dis" to you, they are meant as a compliment to Jimi Hendrix. I have nothing but MAJOR respect for your playing Danilo. Your bravery and intelligence for attempting to play the greatest guitar riffs known to man is deeply appreciated and applauded. I would give you a standing ovation if I heard you play Hendrix in a club! No one can be Hendrix, but you've done a great job of keeping Jimi's spirit with us. Keep up the good work! ps...If you want a fun "challenge"....try playing AND singing the "Stonefree" version on "Live at the Filmore East" released in 1999 on MCA. I've challenged hundreds of guitarist to try it, and not one has ever had the courage to attempt it in public or RUclips, but you might be the one guitarist who is up to the challenge ruclips.net/video/xvSebN5EZZI/видео.html
Jimi Hendrix top 100 riffs - it's funny how possible this video is and how interesting it would still be.
Top 10 Riffs: Rainbow
non solo sei bravo con la chitarra
ma é soprattutto lo spirito di jimi hendrix che si risente
No recognizable "riff", but I nominate Bold as Love
Awesome riffs, awesome guitarist.
Hendrix es único, no hay ningún guitarrista como el, jamás lo habrá
John Frusciante se inspiró mucho en su sonido, también es bueno
I'm 63. I remember when anyone who took the guitar eventually tried Purple Haze. It's fairly easy for a Hendrix song. Then on to Stairway to Heaven…
What effects are used in your Who Knows cover? That's such a fantastic tone.
Sounds like flanger with some distortion / high gain
Perfect as always
Top 10 RKOS by Randy Orton
Complimenti soprattutto per il modo in cui suoni Purple Haze!
Top 10 Obama riffs
Number 1- Obama Care
Number 2- Obama gaming
Number 3- Obama Warfare
Number 4 war crimes in Yugoslavia
Number 5- Michelle Obama
Purple Haze il riff più bello per me. BRAVO BRAVO!!!!
Top 10 Smashing Pumpkins riffs?
Great job. You got the energy for sure.
I would say that some of them, like Hey Joe or Little Wing, more than riffs are chord progressions...
Man voodoo child riff is one of the craziest thing ive seen a human doing with a guitar
Top 10 riffs Stevie Ray Vaughn!
ICONIC Riffs Guitar Solo
All along The watchtower, machine gun????
All along the watchtower is a cover
TEODOSIO De Cillis Where ist a good Riff in all along the watch Tower? It’s incredible soloing over a 3 chord section not a riff
So is Hey Joe
Spanish castle magic??
@@yveslatour519 Not really, there's no actual author of Hey Joe. It's an anonymous old motif from american folk tradition.
You are an amazing Jimi Hendrix coverer!
Really, top ten PINK FLOYD riffs
Top Riffs Extreme(Nuno)! That would be AMAZING!
By the way, great video as always Danilo =)
Vodoo Child: WHooOooooh, wHOOOOoO..
Danilo, sei un mostro di bravura.
I guess machine gun
Izabella
Power to love
Hear my train comin
Power to love
Bold as love
Dont exists
You gotta think though, it's a TOP 10, those are 6 songs, if they were there instead of 6 in the video, than people would probably be complaining about the 6 that got taken out not being there!
Great tone 👌🏻
was wondering when you were going to do a Jimi best riffs :)
Nice work man.
He’s not the best guitarist for nothing. He’s a God and Danilo you are not far 🤟
One of the best jimi Hendrix
Top 10 riff's: NIRVANA.
Same power chord erevy song? Joke🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@rafaeldeleo92 It's Grunge rock. There's not much technicality to it.
@@dukethotness pearl jam is very technicality
Stone temple pilots change style and sound any album release(very creative and technicality)
Soundgarden time signature is very complexy and unusual(fusion classic rock and heavy metal)
Alice in Chains very dark,creative and unusual. Peak this was Dirt
Nirvana very influenced by punk rock and kurt Cobain not technicality(similarity in sound and riff, solos guitar only distortion).
But another band is very technic and creative.
.
oooh i like youuu
@@rafaeldeleo92 dude.. music aim is not make complicate... Everyone has its own style... I love audioslave,pearljam,soundgarden,alice in chain, nirvana.. there is no need for comparison .. Nirvana's riff maybe simple so what? In my opinion one or million notes its must to be straight to heart...🖤
Ese man está re loco, muy bueno rebueno.!!!