learningguitarnow.com In this guitar lesson Ill break down a Jimi Hendrix style blues guitar lick. This lick is in the style of Voodoo Chile from Electric Ladyland.

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19 thoughts on “Jimi Hendrix Blues Guitar Lesson – Voodoo Chile Style”

  1. atomicdiscobiscuit
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    Finally, I believe you have correctly placed a question mark at the end of the final sentence, giving you one correct mark and six errors. Giving you a 14.28 percent final grade. You don’t have to have a GED to know that is a "FAIL!!!"

  2. atomicdiscobiscuit
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    Following the words "left handed" you should place a period or you could possibly use a semicolon. For simplicity’s sake, we will stick with a period because the concept of semicolons may be just beyond you. Finally, we are on the last sentence. With our new friend the period in place, we must now capitalize the word "What’s". Also, you may have noticed that I placed an apostrophe in the word "What’s", This is because in this context, the word "what’s is a contraction of the two words "what is".

  3. atomicdiscobiscuit
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    Like I said before, this is a difficult concept so I will type really slowly so I don’t get ahead of you. In the next sentence, there is an example of poor subject verb agreement. Because you used the verb "asked" which is the past form of the word "ask", the word "can" must also be changed to its past form "could". That part of the sentence should read " I asked him if he could play left handed" (I added the word "him" because it reads better).

  4. atomicdiscobiscuit
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    so much for that " there are no dumb questions" comment ….

  5. yodasodaskoda
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    Do you really think you need to explain who Jimi Hendrix is?

  6. KRISPIN GRIJAR
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    I have always had a doubt about this song… D’you know what kind of guitar is Jimi playing for that song (voodoo chile) recorded with S. Winwood? I’m asking this because the sound of the guitar… I am not sure that song was recorded with a Fender… but maybe with a Gibson instead… Great and useful video! Thank you for the lesson.

  7. Bronxny8500
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    can u do left handed please? im left handed and its a bit awkward

  9. TrollJohnSmith
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    anything is okay, if it works for you! all the blues greats had (have) different teChniques.

  10. TrollJohnSmith
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    I heard he didn’t like the V, though… that true?

  11. MidAtlanticOfficials
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    this video his guitar is in standard tuning yes, the actual song jimis guitar is tuned to e flat.

  13. mak1203136
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    really great playing and teaching buddy forget the dumb comments…you explain it really well…one of my all time favorite tracks by Hendrix

  14. yeman5
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    thanks great little lesson……………I shall be working through your vids for a while!

  15. Flippaarn
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    At 3:20 is it okay to use your pinky at the roll?

  17. blueguitarz17
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    rikigo . blogspot . co . uk/2011/08/jimi-hendrix-guitar­-list . html

  18. MrFlavaRave
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    its VIBRATO NOT VAIBRATTO! Other than that your killing it. Sounds great

  19. 357magnumfreak
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    hendrix did play fender mostly…….just saying

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