Actually saw Hendrix November 1968(yeah I’m that old). But you can imagine how kids like me were totally blown away, because we were seeing and hearing stuff that never had never been done before. Which is also why all the shredders that showed up during the late 70’s into the 80’s paled in comparison in terms of the overall sonic/visual/innovative experience. Thanks for respecting his talent/fearless musical expression and capturing his vibe. And appreciate the nod to Robin Trower. Nice job young man, and looking forward to your Hendrix lessons you have coming up!
brett has become much better at explaining things in the last year or so. I've always liked his Hendrix lessons, but they are much clearer now, at least to me.
Hey what’s up,what’s up,what’s up, my man I always wondered how they could make that kind of sound and now it all makes sense “ double stop “ brings out the guitar to life,I also herd it when they do solos and by the way you are an amazing player and easy to understand teacher with a bag full of tricks,what I called “tricks of the trade”,I cannot thank you Enough BRETT PAPÁ .
Playing out of the chord shape, with or without passing tones, was a key to jazz great Charlie Christian’s playing. Modes are just the scale a chord, no matter how complex, fits into. Understand the chord and it’s relation to major scale or minor scale and you understand the mode even if you don’t know the name. Hendrix uses a similar approach…chords come first as the foundation. The chords fit within a key. The key of a major or the modes of d Dorian or e locrian all have a fixed set of chords based on harmonization of the set of notes within that key/mode. And punk does have a key
lesson is a year old now and only has like 17k views?!? How? This is one( of many) I keep returning to and it never gets old! Hey Papa Stache when you getting back to OkC man?? Best teacher on YT by a country mile!
Interesting how the focus on position IV seems to be the middle- higher notes, position III the lower notes, and position II the middle-higher notes for this style of playing. I'll have to practice that approach.
I read on a forum somewhere once to try lowering your tone knob all the way down on the neck pickup (possibly also middle or bridge) when using a Fuzz and that definitely gives a Hendrix-like fuzz tone. Its probably better for songs that use heavier gain (not the rolled-back volume fuzz sound), but for me it was a eureka moment. That and watching my first Papastache video to learn the last lick in Little Wing intro (before the chord progression everyone knows) which is still a hard stretch for my hands, to get both strings to ring out at least!
@@BrettPapa Can you recommend any Uni-Vibe type pedals that are a little cheaper and take up less space on your board? The MXR is the one everyone knows, but are there any boutique tremolo or Uni-Vibe type pedals you or your colleagues would recommend?
I am trying to juggle my guitar studies between learning about copmposting, growing food, water purification and general homesteading. Might be a good idea for a future stream. Thanks for all the good times Papa.
Nice Brett! That opening solo had a very Ernie Isley "Who's that Lady" vibe I thought. Of course Ernie learned a little something from Jimi I would guess
@@BrettPapa oh yeah Brett, for sure. Isley Brothers "who's that lady". Great funk tune. I believe Jimi played with them at some point...I believe before they recorded that song. If I'm wrong I'm sure someone will let me know!
@@BrettPapa Hey Brett - when you do the double stop Hendrix strum/lead mix playing around the pentatonic beginning at 7th fret (is it Dm?) are you pulling the strings with your strum hand or just picking them? I've tried your technique but it doesn't sound as good. I know I'm doing something wrong.
So tasty I'm drooling......Great playing Brett!! This kind of playing is why I even wanted to pick up a guitar. Have you done a video on your amps? What models are they? Sound great!!!! \m/
great to see another hendrix style lesson - is the new hendrix course anywhere to be released please...I am really looking forward for this one....and thank you as always...I presume your reply will be welcome welcome welcome!!
Great stuff! Is that a Jazz iii you're using? If so, is there anything you do tone wise, to compensate for the thinner & sharper attack compared to a standard shaped pick when going for that Hendrix tone?
@@BrettPapa thank you as i wish to get my frank marino and johnny winter vibe on and i know my right hand is sloppy, but happy never the less, thanks for all you do for US
@@BrettPapa I hated the volume knob there also.. Im a die hard G&L guy. I played my Asat classic for almost 30 years and decided to buy a Legacy Special and i love it. I had the problem with the volume there but i got use to it.. Now it is very handy especially for volume swells. I got the Legacy 1 year ago and i had never used a floating vibrato DFV. Man i fell in love with it. The only thing is im so use to laying my palm on the Asat bridge so i had change my hand anchor there. The DFV is very sensitive to touch but thats ok it making me a better guitar player. Change is hard but in the long run its better. Thanks for the lessons. If i was not so poor i would buy some of your stuff.. Keep up the good work. Happy Thanksgiving. 👋
A dislike on this video is like: Sampler:"Would you like a free sample of chocolate cake?" Freeloader: "Sure." Sampler: "Please tell me what do you think." Freeloader: (Takes bite, then proceeds to scarf it down) "It is cooked perfectly, so moist. The chocolate is so rich and deep in flavor. There are depths I have never tasted. Give me another one." Sampler:" Wow! Great, you must really like it!" (Hands over another, bigger sample) Freeloader: (starts scarfing second sample) "Nope. I was in the mood for vanilla cake; that's your bad. You really stink at this sampling job. You should look into another career." Sampler: 🤔
Hey pop , like you so much playing live like that , BUT i want you back with your fkin moustache and your long air like in 2011 / judas priest lesson god dam it ! 2022 is coming so it s time to go back to the futur Take care brO...
That definitely was not like hendrix soloing.. not even close.. I think papa has close rhythm techniques but not soloing.. hendrix used quite a bit of double stops n soloing
Some of the best lessons I've learned were from the magic hands of Brett Papa
Me too mate 👍
Wow thanks guys! Means a lot!
Actually saw Hendrix November 1968(yeah I’m that old). But you can imagine how kids like me were totally blown away, because we were seeing and hearing stuff that never had never been done before. Which is also why all the shredders that showed up during the late 70’s into the 80’s paled in comparison in terms of the overall sonic/visual/innovative experience. Thanks for respecting his talent/fearless musical expression and capturing his vibe. And appreciate the nod to Robin Trower. Nice job young man, and looking forward to your Hendrix lessons you have coming up!
Thank ya! Glad you liked the vid! How awesome you got to see him. Must have been amazing!!
brett has become much better at explaining things in the last year or so. I've always liked his Hendrix lessons, but they are much clearer now, at least to me.
Thanks Dan! Thanks for the kind words!
Hey what’s up,what’s up,what’s up, my man I always wondered how they could make that kind of sound and now it all makes sense “ double stop “ brings out the guitar to life,I also herd it when they do solos and by the way you are an amazing player and easy to understand teacher with a bag full of tricks,what I called “tricks of the trade”,I cannot thank you Enough BRETT PAPÁ .
Haha thanks man! Thanks for tuning in!
Another thing you can do is bar the midde strings and hammer on the notes up and down the box, and even include the high E in also.
Brett this is by far the best Hendrix style lesson I've ever watched. BTW, I'm stealing all your licks. I'll make millions. :)
Awesome! Glad you liked it! Steal away!
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Awesome tips! Thankyou Brett.
Sure thing! Thanks for watching!
Always a pleasure to look back your teaching. 10 min looking - work for mouth. Merci beaucoup Brett
Awesome! Glad you got something out of it!
Playing out of the chord shape, with or without passing tones, was a key to jazz great Charlie Christian’s playing. Modes are just the scale a chord, no matter how complex, fits into. Understand the chord and it’s relation to major scale or minor scale and you understand the mode even if you don’t know the name. Hendrix uses a similar approach…chords come first as the foundation. The chords fit within a key. The key of a major or the modes of d Dorian or e locrian all have a fixed set of chords based on harmonization of the set of notes within that key/mode. And punk does have a key
Yep sounds about right
I used elixir for years but switched over to D'Addario and they are amazing.
That solo was soul-soothing. Man!
Thanks!
Love the intro - your "grabbing" - digging in is righteous!!!!
(ALSO the burn moments!!) HENDRIXVIBE !!! 💥💪💖
Haha thanks! Glad you liked it!
BP Stache has a great place he goes where he seems to ooze the essence of the style which provides a plethora of great riffs ! ! Thanks Brett ! !
Sure thing man! Thanks for watching!
Best lesson for me ever 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Awesome!
Wow! Great job teaching these concepts! I shared this video to others. God bless!
Awesome! Thanks for the share and checking out the video!
Your are the best🎸🎸🎸👍👍👍thanks and cheers from 🇨🇭Fran
Sure thing!
lesson is a year old now and only has like 17k views?!? How? This is one( of many) I keep returning to and it never gets old! Hey Papa Stache when you getting back to OkC man?? Best teacher on YT by a country mile!
Thank ya sir! Trying to get back there in the next couple of months.
I Watch all the time papa. Excellent lesson. I think something clicked! 🎸
Awesome!
I watch all the time as well
Cool lesson, brilliantly explained - thank you for sharing, i learned a lot from this lesson. MERCI pour la belle leçon Brett ....
Sure thing! Thanks for checking it out!
Thanks a ton Brett.
You are welcome Michael!
Always bringing the info in a way that you can use. And now a long form video! Thanks Brett!
Sure thing! Thanks for watching!
more like this please🤘🎸Mr. Papa
Will do!
Intro killed. 😲, wt* is that groove starting at 10:33
Thanks!! Glad you liked it.
I love how the origin story of your Hendrix interest was based on ‘a super hot daughter’… Great content. Just subscribed.
Lol! I mean that was part of the story. Thanks for the sub!
JUST WONDERFUL ....so helpful......so HELPFULL , really into it, THANK YOU!!!
Sure the! Thanks for watching!
Awesome Brett. missed the live with the time difference :) thank you from a member and highly recommend! Keep the 'live' coming....
Awesome! Thanks for the support!
You can do those double stops on the ending of Tumbling Dice. I just realized that. Are you going to cover rakes
great stuff man, appreciate you
Thanks so much! Appreciate you too!
Interesting how the focus on position IV seems to be the middle- higher notes, position III the lower notes, and position II the middle-higher notes for this style of playing. I'll have to practice that approach.
Thanks for watching!
Brett, keep coming with more of thisHendrix lessons , your the best !
I will! I have a full course on it coming soon!
I read on a forum somewhere once to try lowering your tone knob all the way down on the neck pickup (possibly also middle or bridge) when using a Fuzz and that definitely gives a Hendrix-like fuzz tone. Its probably better for songs that use heavier gain (not the rolled-back volume fuzz sound), but for me it was a eureka moment. That and watching my first Papastache video to learn the last lick in Little Wing intro (before the chord progression everyone knows) which is still a hard stretch for my hands, to get both strings to ring out at least!
Yeah that is a sound for sure! Thanks for watching!!
Awesome!
Thanks so much!
Wow, Great lesson again, so othem ! Thanks
Sure thing! Thanks for watching!
Giddy Up Awesome! Thank you Papa!
Haha! Thanks so much!
You sound Great papa ! killer playing bro1
Thanks man! Glad you like it!
Great playing and video. I love those Sabbadius pedals. They are the champagne of Hendrix tones. I strive to one day afford one lol.
Thanks for checking it out! They are incredible pedals!
Great playing! Ain’t another picker like Jimi ,glad you took the time and effort to share the knowledge
Thanks! Thanks for tuning in!
Watch every chance I get bud. 57 and been playing since I was 12. Ya never too old to learn!
Killer Stuff Papa! Love your vids~!
Thanks man! Glad you like them. Thanks for checking them out!
Was watching your hey Joe from 9 yrs ago. See that same strat behind you .
Awesome! Thanks for hanging in there all of these years!
That Univibe pedal you are using is great, wish I saw this live. Regular tremolo isn't the same. Even tube tremolo.
Thanks! Yeah its my favorite for sure!
@@BrettPapa Can you recommend any Uni-Vibe type pedals that are a little cheaper and take up less space on your board? The MXR is the one everyone knows, but are there any boutique tremolo or Uni-Vibe type pedals you or your colleagues would recommend?
Tht intro is awesome..👏👏❤️❤️.
Thanks! Glad you liked it!
I am trying to juggle my guitar studies between learning about copmposting, growing food, water purification and general homesteading. Might be a good idea for a future stream. Thanks for all the good times Papa.
Maybe do a lesson on Jimi's "Waterfalls" while simultaneously teaching about charcoal water purification?
Haha! I love all that stuff too! My wife is brewing herbal concoctions as I type!
@@BrettPapa I had a feeling! Thanks again for all your videos. Good times! Be well!
How you doing Brett, great intro and ever since I've known you, you were the Hendrix guy to me. Peace out.
Great man! How are you? Nice to see you! Thanks for watching!
Nice Brett! That opening solo had a very Ernie Isley "Who's that Lady" vibe I thought. Of course Ernie learned a little something from Jimi I would guess
I haven't heard that. I'll have to check that out.
@@BrettPapa oh yeah Brett, for sure. Isley Brothers "who's that lady". Great funk tune. I believe Jimi played with them at some point...I believe before they recorded that song. If I'm wrong I'm sure someone will let me know!
Hot sh_t playing there Brett boy! Good stuff man.
Haha thanks!
@@BrettPapa Hey Brett - when you do the double stop Hendrix strum/lead mix playing around the pentatonic beginning at 7th fret (is it Dm?) are you pulling the strings with your strum hand or just picking them? I've tried your technique but it doesn't sound as good. I know I'm doing something wrong.
Brett Papa l like you play guitar
Thanks!
So tasty I'm drooling......Great playing Brett!! This kind of playing is why I even wanted to pick up a guitar. Have you done a video on your amps? What models are they? Sound great!!!! \m/
Thanks Joel! I have done a segment on gear before but am due for a new one. Got some new amps on the way so I'll do another one then!
Thumbs up!!
Thanks!!
Just like a dream...
Haha hopefully thats a good thing!
I’d really love to get that hybrid picking down. I saw a few lessons you did on that.Do you get any more in depth with that somewhere
I'm planning on doing that more soon!
Can u please help is that first chord you did not a mayor chord do you not only barre then use 2 fingers for a minor . ?
great to see another hendrix style lesson - is the new hendrix course anywhere to be released please...I am really looking forward for this one....and thank you as always...I presume your reply will be welcome welcome welcome!!
Lol! It's in the works. A chunk of it is already available in my membership option on my website.
Awesome stuff man thank you!
You are welcome! Thanks for checking it out!
lost my dad. first thanksgiving without him. He would of been watching the Lions and saying unbelievable after they mess up every play.
Sorry to hear that!
@@BrettPapa watching your videos helps out a bunch.
War Heroes was my first Then I did the deep dive
Great stuff! Is that a Jazz iii you're using? If so, is there anything you do tone wise, to compensate for the thinner & sharper attack compared to a standard shaped pick when going for that Hendrix tone?
Thanks! No it is one of the Tortex Flow picks. The orange one. I like the sound of the thin (orange) or medium (yellow) ones the best.
Dude are you actually hammering on with the second and third finger or just ethered
I enjoy your channel,I am more into acoustic music but still learn a lot.
BTW any relation to the woman currently on The Voice?
Thanks! Not that I am aware of.
✌️😎
Thanks for watching!
You still sound the same. Thanx for the original comping lesson at Jimi's. BTW you missed the Holding Co. by a day. Dave
Thanks!
@@BrettPapa No thank you Brett for hanging out with me and sharing your knowledge with me. PS say Hi to Tim & Billy.
Any riffs the concentrat on the right hand picking as would like to get my clarity up to snuff Tia o Great one
Coming soon!
@@BrettPapa thank you as i wish to get my frank marino and johnny winter vibe on and i know my right hand is sloppy, but happy never the less, thanks for all you do for US
FCKN FAB
Thanks! Glad you liked it!
I love Marty and all but no one tops your Hendrix lessons
Haha, thanks man! I love Marty too! Such a great teacher and great dude! Thanks for watching!
What is the crome button on that Tuttle guitar? Kill switch button???
No it just covers up the hole because I hate where the volume knobs are on Strats lol!
@@BrettPapa I hated the volume knob there also.. Im a die hard G&L guy. I played my Asat classic for almost 30 years and decided to buy a Legacy Special and i love it. I had the problem with the volume there but i got use to it.. Now it is very handy especially for volume swells. I got the Legacy 1 year ago and i had never used a floating vibrato DFV. Man i fell in love with it. The only thing is im so use to laying my palm on the Asat bridge so i had change my hand anchor there. The DFV is very sensitive to touch but thats ok it making me a better guitar player. Change is hard but in the long run its better. Thanks for the lessons.
If i was not so poor i would buy some of your stuff..
Keep up the good work.
Happy Thanksgiving. 👋
A dislike on this video is like:
Sampler:"Would you like a free sample of chocolate cake?"
Freeloader: "Sure."
Sampler: "Please tell me what do you think."
Freeloader: (Takes bite, then proceeds to scarf it down) "It is cooked perfectly, so moist. The chocolate is so rich and deep in flavor. There are depths I have never tasted. Give me another one."
Sampler:" Wow! Great, you must really like it!" (Hands over another, bigger sample)
Freeloader: (starts scarfing second sample) "Nope. I was in the mood for vanilla cake; that's your bad. You really stink at this sampling job. You should look into another career."
Sampler: 🤔
Lol!
Hey pop , like you so much playing live like that , BUT i want you back with your fkin moustache and your long air like in 2011 / judas priest lesson god dam it ! 2022 is coming so it s time to go back to the futur
Take
care
brO...
Haha!
Brett - get off of youtube soon. We are bailing.
That definitely was not like hendrix soloing.. not even close.. I think papa has close rhythm techniques but not soloing.. hendrix used quite a bit of double stops n soloing
Then show us how it's done, Mr. Expert.