How to play Jimi Hendrix - "Hey Joe" solo note for note with Peter McCarthy
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Peter McCarthy gives a note for note demonstration breakdown and lesson of the Jimi Hendrix solo in "Hey Joe" covering Minor Pentatonic scale vocabulary found in most rock and blues guitar solo styles
I'm 63 and I still love this song but by far the best explained than I have ever heard.keep up the good work.looking for more good stuff.
Thanks Scott!
Great lesson. Is there a tab for this?
You got me playing better in only 20 minutes. I was pretty feeble with my bends and tended to actually avoid working on them choosing to concentrate on the other parts and not the solos. There is light down at the other end of the tunnel that I can see now and I thank you Peter. You are an outstanding instructor. (Sensational guitar player too.)
Thank you very much, Evan. I'm glad you found this useful, I appreciate the kind words.
I'm a fan of Hendrix, and my overall guitar playing started to get better when I practised the minor pentatonic/Blues scale and people around me said that I was really good. The problem is, you can keep playing the same things and the same style over and over again. Boredom can set in.
I need these lessons and videos to inspire me. Thanks!
Hey Peter I'm a 69 year old fan this is the best Hendrix lesson I've ever tried and it works very well thanks
Hi Tim!..thanks so much for the note, I'm glad it was helpful for you. have fun!!!
Thanks! I'll work on this tomorrow.
Nice. I will probably take a month to learn this, for some reason I am struggling with it.
awesome! always wanted to learn this. Nice playing dude!
Fantastic tutorial, I will learn this, I have to learn this
Nice playing man. I’ll keep practicing the solo.
Watched couple vids on this but urs wow has the perfect angle for helping me learn this,and also the way u help explain is brilliant thank u mate thank u buddy away to do this today love this solo never thought I'd manage it,as I cant use a plectrum only my thumb index and middle fingers as I'm use to playing mark knopfler style stuff but I wanna learn this stuff as it sounds brilliant the plectrum sounds amazing the harmonics and that tone it gives is absolutely breathtaking!! I no the em pentatonic scale blues scale well! Most minor scale major scales! But using a pick! I'm not very good with haha that is my downfall and that's were am going to find it difficult!! I was always use to playing 1 style with my fingers mark knopfler style as my uncle was a massive fan of his he was a great player himself before he past away? So I was use to playing country blues rock style without the plectrum but I wanna use one now and try so I can play both with or without.
best lesson on RUclips! thnx a lot
Very kind to say Noisy James, Thanks!. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Are you using a footswitch/footpedal ?
Your tone is right on time.
Hi Horacio, No that amp (Princeton Reverb) isn't loud so it can be cranked up a bit...no pedals
Extremely well taught. Salute from Chicago 👍
Hi Peter, Just found your channel - looking for some Jimi instruction. This one is excellent. There's some others I will be trying as well - all my favourites, Led Zep, Clapton, etc. It's a shame that it looks as though you have stopped doing videos, having not done any in a while. Thanks for your efforts here!
Fantastic, thank you!!!
Glad you liked it!
I never get tired of listening to Jimi Hendrix. Ever since I first heard him as teenager back in the '60s, he knocked me out. He's still the greatest ever.
This is a great lesson on a great solo. I have been playing for years and can do most of what I consider the "mechanics" of guitar playing pretty well, ie. bends, vibrato, hammer ons, pull offs,etc. HOWEVER for the life of me I just cant seem to do a vibrato at the top of a full step bend. How in the heck did you learn to do that? It is frustrating no end!
thanks for checking this out and posting. The bending/vibrato can be a bit tricky, LH thumb positioning can help with control, as will the other fingers on the LH. I'd also check out players you dig bending in this style. Feel free to hit me up for a Skype session, I'm sure I can help you if I see what you're doing with your LH...have fun!
Well done Peter, I think I get it now
Great playing and tone!!!!
Beautiful lesson! and beautiful vibrato;)
Thank you kindly!
Since I'm OLD!, my memory slips at times..... and this is a great lesson! But the tab would really help. Any way to obtain that?
"...let's not fret over that.....I made a joke..." Yes, you did.
2:34 first lick
3:38 second phrase
4:49 third
6:35 finish
A REALLY GREAT TUTORIAL. MANY THANKS.
At 5:00 min you are explaining about unison bends..There are just regualar bends ;) But it soudnds awesome too.
That was just awesome man just subbed ✌️😎👍
Need this! Thank you!
If you try to play Hendrix note for note you've lost the plot
The sea is always moving because its alive, not so the dead sea
Superb
Really great video tutorial! Can you tell us more about your gear please?
Hey There! thanks for checking out the video and posting. The gear is pretty basic. That's a 75' stock Strat into a 66" Fender Princeton Reverb. Thanks again!
Why copy, move on, do your own thing
you're an excellent teacher
Good lesson Peter
great stuff.
Great video!
I was having trouble with the part at 5:14 but you helped right my wrongs
Excellent!!!...I'm glad it helped you out, many thanks for letting me know!!
cheers!!!
Great lesson...
bravo peter le pus explicite sur le solo merci
thanks guys!
I've been playing the guitar since I was a little kid, but when it comes to solo rock, it was the hardest to access! It is the hardest music performed by any instrument, but also the best music! There is no film, spot or any event without rock music in the background
Hola brother tambien me dicen peter y me gusta jimi hendrix.
Saludos desde coatepec veracruz mexico✌
"Minor blah blah blah"... just show us the solo.
It's important to understand what you are doing my guy
I really like the way you went over the scale first. Then the rest is much more intuitive when you basically know what’s in the realm of possibility. Thanks for the lesson!
Wow!!! Rocking intro that, bro! That'll knock the cobwebs off the wall ... 😎🎸
This lesson is so good for me as a beginner! You are an excellent teacher!
🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
vrlo dobra tehnika i odličan učitelj,
Thanks' great instruction for this cool solo
Terrific……
Thank you very much!
thank you ........
Just found the solo lesson. I have been working on it, and I must say you’ve done a very good with the expressiveness of this piece😎🥶
Thanks for checking it out!
Fabulous, thank you!
You are so welcome!
how did u get that sound?
taghazoutoo
I'm playing through a Fender amp, 66' Princeton Reverb
Yeah pretty much, I played through a 1x12 cabinet and cranked it a bit
you scale display is backwards
When showing the note stop moving your finger it is not helpful especially when that note doesn't have the finger vibrato in the solo it is very confusing