I've only been playing a year but I can see how beneficial this song can be with all the slides, vibrato, chords, bends and such. So much can be learnt from this lesson, thanks a lot Justin, going to get started on this one! :) Must have been a nightmare to transcribe. ^^
Can't wait for the Classic Rock Solos series! I've learned guitar with your videos, specially strumming, which I found really hard to learn. Speed and soloing is my last step towards becoming a basic guitarist. If you could, please start with Eric Clapton's "Layla". Thanks a lot for your work!
I think the really good thing about Hendrix songs is that there's no hard and fast rule. You just have to feel the music. You gave me a really good starting point though.
Yeah you're right. When I play this song I just follow the basic structure and otherwise just kinda let go. That's how he played it and why every different recording and live show sounds different
When you teach I noticed that I can hear all the strings and notes clearly thats your high level of skill producing great tone. That's what motivates me if I hear the tone of each string and notes you play makes it better for me to learn the song..thank you..Roland J Gutierrez from Magdalena New Mexico usa.
Just found this little beauty.. haven’t played guitar in years but Mr Jimi Hendrix is the reason I love it.. love the way you do this video.. good for the beginner. Good for the Jedi.. I’m the former. Not many other vids seem give beginners the time.. cheers Justin 🕺🏽
A million views. Yeah. You're not alone in liking this tune. I'm a keyboard player, and this is the tune that made me want to learn guitar, but it took me 50 years to actually pick up the guitar and learn it. I never imagined that I would EVER be able to play this, but now that I'm studying, I know that I will be able. I just have to practice. It's very exciting. It's quite the opposite of when I was first learning piano, etc. and practice was a daily drudgery. Practice on the guitar these days is the highlight of my day. I can't wait to get all the other garbage of the day out of the way so I can sit down and practice guitar.
awesome Justin, this is what i really need to watch and learn to play on this Sunday while quarantined at home from returning to Canada from USA, you are the man! thanks and cheers!!! Sonny
Fabulous playing and lesson. Just one point. This song is famous for it's tritone intro so we got to get low E going along with those Bb octaves - I play it in first position as it is easy to two Es and 2 Bbs to really get the "devils interval" going! Of course the bass player can play the low E, but most of us learning this and fiddling around with at home don't have a bass player. Love your lessons Justin!
Hey Justin. I've been following along with a couple of your posts, and I just wanted say that I really appreciate your teaching style and attention to detail. I put the guitar down for a while, but now I'm rockin' out to some Purple Haze, Nothing Else Matters, and Sam Smith. Thanks for making it fun again. Cheers!
Justin, I can't thank you enough! Two and 1/2 years after starting my guitar journey with your beginners course, I finally have the confidence and skills to get through this tune.
I like how you show such attention to detail when it comes to all the little nuances. Hands down my favorite lesson of yours was your three parter on Sultans of Swing in which you teach all the fills. I come back to that one quite often.
A very useful lesson. Every note and nuance explained. Surprised that you are not allowed to post TABS as all the other tutors seem to do so. However I've created my own TAB - only possible because you've described exactly the location of every note and it's taught me a lot more than using TABS created by someone else. I've got several recordings of Purple Haze and he plays it differently on every occasion so I'm not worried if I don't play it exactly the same as the single released, I think in 1967. Thank you for all your efforts. I'm also learning Manic Depression (your tutorial) but that's another story.
Great job on the lesson. As you said many people talked about the sound. Hendrix used a strat as we all saw him destroy many. If you use fuzz or overdrive, it will be fine. Remember, Hendrix played this song many times and probably tried lots of different types of distortion. During the solo, most people agree that he used an Octavia pedal to get those great high pitch harmonics. You are a very good teacher and made this easier to understand than previous instructors. You have it on target so it sounds like Purple Haze now when I play it. heh. Great job. oh, one thing that may help many beginners. The gliss' (Slides) were actually played as an overdub on the studio track. I would advise beginners or anyone for that matter to play it that way to get the timing and order of the song before putting in the gliss' but to each his own
thank you justin, it's been like 5 years i've been looking at your videos. You give me a lot of motivation to experience new styles in music . Thanks alot , keep on rocking in the free world :)
I'd really like justin to do a behind the scenes video, a little tour of his studio and how he goes about breaking a song down and turning it into a lesson and stuff like that.
Mr. Justin "Guitar" Sandercoe, Thank you for this and all the exceptional videos you post on UA-cam. I just checked out your web site and read that you have been working on improvements to the same. It is, in my humble opinion, absolutely outstanding! Many Thanks and Best Regards, - Ernie Leblanc, "Into the Bass!"
Excellent lesson Justin! Love how you teach all the little nuances that make it sound closer to the original. Do you plan to do a lesson on some of Rory Gallagher's songs? I think he is an excellent, unfortunately overlooked guitarist :)
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I have no idea how to play a guitar, I don't even own one. This is just awesome to watch.
you should get one , learning to play will make you smarter
Bob DiMarzioand the chicks dig it. XD
Bob DiMarzio sooooo many mental processes occurring simultaneously using both hemispheres of the brain...i had no idea until i began playing
Miguel Flores
+Bob DiMarzio Music helps my math abilities
I never heard anyone play it so well! Really amazing! Thumbs up!
+BackToConstitution there is this guy called jimi hendrix. i think he plays it decently too
+BackToConstitution gary moore plays it better than hendrix in my opinion. Moore was an incredible guitarist
+Brian Clark Moore was amazing
@Brian Clark, No one can play a Hendrix song better than Hendrix. It's like Michael Jackson entering a MJ look-a-like competition but he doesn't win.
Mike D Charlie Chapman did that once
Who the fuck disliked this... Mug. Justin you are a legend mate
Great job Justin. Like your lessons. Been playing since I was 13 and still do, turned 60 this year but still there is a lot to learn.
My god you're a veteran, you've seen the legends come and go
fair play bro!
Justin is a jerk he won't respond to you or any comments.
Thanks for this! I really appreciate the attention to detail like the string muting, etc. Your tips really make all the difference.
I've only been playing a year but I can see how beneficial this song can be with all the slides, vibrato, chords, bends and such. So much can be learnt from this lesson, thanks a lot Justin, going to get started on this one! :) Must have been a nightmare to transcribe. ^^
Can't wait for the Classic Rock Solos series! I've learned guitar with your videos, specially strumming, which I found really hard to learn. Speed and soloing is my last step towards becoming a basic guitarist. If you could, please start with Eric Clapton's "Layla". Thanks a lot for your work!
You’ve got a real nice feel for the song. Thanks for the clear teaching.
Never watched a how to play for a Hendrix tune - this was super insightful!
To tell you the truth I came here just to see you play it......
Justin you're amazing! Regards from mar del plata, Argentina
same here,dude...:)
@AndyOShea WTF!
Justin is an awesome teacher
Nice playing Justin
I think the really good thing about Hendrix songs is that there's no hard and fast rule. You just have to feel the music. You gave me a really good starting point though.
Yeah you're right. When I play this song I just follow the basic structure and otherwise just kinda let go. That's how he played it and why every different recording and live show sounds different
True; "Jimi" played it different,when he played live,as with his other songs'!
I think Justin is a perfectionist he is always spot on with his lessons he truly is a top notch pro guitarist too
13:58 dat spit doe haha oh man thank you so much for your lessons dude you're awesome :D
When you teach I noticed that I can hear all the strings and notes clearly thats your high level of skill producing great tone. That's what motivates me if I hear the tone of each string and notes you play makes it better for me to learn the song..thank you..Roland J Gutierrez from Magdalena New Mexico usa.
Just found this little beauty.. haven’t played guitar in years but Mr Jimi Hendrix is the reason I love it.. love the way you do this video.. good for the beginner. Good for the Jedi.. I’m the former. Not many other vids seem give beginners the time.. cheers Justin 🕺🏽
Dude, you're amazing. That is all.
One of my favourite riffs of all time!
Thanks, Justin. The little nuanced details make this challenging. Nice lesson
thanks justin ur a good teacher
The best so far
Please Justin do more Jimi Hendrix lesson!!!!!!
SOUNDS A PRETTY EXACT COPY TO ME JUSTIN. MANY THANKS FOR IT.
Can you please teach the solo Justin. It's brilliant.
Best out there on this song -- excellent attention to the nuances
Agreed. Captures more of the feeling and takes more time to explain them.
I love that sound 0:50
Excellent instruction. Gotta lot of work to do. Thanks for taking the time and effort.
A million views. Yeah. You're not alone in liking this tune. I'm a keyboard player, and this is the tune that made me want to learn guitar, but it took me 50 years to actually pick up the guitar and learn it. I never imagined that I would EVER be able to play this, but now that I'm studying, I know that I will be able. I just have to practice. It's very exciting. It's quite the opposite of when I was first learning piano, etc. and practice was a daily drudgery. Practice on the guitar these days is the highlight of my day. I can't wait to get all the other garbage of the day out of the way so I can sit down and practice guitar.
👍👍❤️❤️🙏🙏thank you Justin!!!!!!!🎸🎸
awesome Justin, this is what i really need to watch and learn to play on this Sunday while quarantined at home from returning to Canada from USA, you are the man! thanks and cheers!!! Sonny
100% sure i'll get laid after i learned this.
Lucas Versendaal so...did you?
thefuckinfist Lifeguard had to save me. I drowned in the pussy...
Lucas Versendaal sweet, hope it works for me as well :)
Legendary.
+Jerry Addison You taped her with what? Scotch?
You are the man, Justin.
Greatly appreciate your tutorials on a level beyond what I can properly describe.
+◢ тне Scαɴᴅıɴανıαɴ Aтнеısт ◣ Lmao You're an atheist? May as well delete your account, bro
My mind is melting on the last part of the intro, more coffee needed! Really good lesson so far, thanks dude. :) Will be subbing properly on your site
Fabulous playing and lesson. Just one point. This song is famous for it's tritone intro so we got to get low E going along with those Bb octaves - I play it in first position as it is easy to two Es and 2 Bbs to really get the "devils interval" going! Of course the bass player can play the low E, but most of us learning this and fiddling around with at home don't have a bass player. Love your lessons Justin!
You're a so perfect guitarist. Thanks for this awesome Jimi's songs' lesson. God bless u and ur fingers!! 😊😊😊😊😊 ♡♡♡
Great job, the rhythm to the tune in the chorus is a fast up and down strum.
hi justin you are the best teacher i've seen before ...i hope you became super-super star ....................jimi hendrix is god of guitar.
You are doing very great tutorials Justin!
this norm macdonald, rocks!!
Hey Justin. I've been following along with a couple of your posts, and I just wanted say that I really appreciate your teaching style and attention to detail. I put the guitar down for a while, but now I'm rockin' out to some Purple Haze, Nothing Else Matters, and Sam Smith. Thanks for making it fun again. Cheers!
Justin, I can't thank you enough! Two and 1/2 years after starting my guitar journey with your beginners course, I finally have the confidence and skills to get through this tune.
I’m starting to think I shouldn’t be playing this 2 days in
He's got a really good singing voice.
Don't even have a guitar anymore but still fantastic to watch and listen to you teach very well! Thanks!
Great message to beginner players in the last 48 seconds!!!
your rythym counting ability never ceases to amaze me
Great Job, Justin, keep rockin!
Great lesson Justin thanks a lot you rock❤
Hey Justin, I'm 15 Years old and Just finished learning this. I love your Style, Voice and your Skills! Your Amazing, Thanks for teaching it to me :)
I like how you show such attention to detail when it comes to all the little nuances.
Hands down my favorite lesson of yours was your three parter on Sultans of Swing in which you teach all the fills. I come back to that one quite often.
There are exactly 420 comments and it's amazing
you are awesome justin keep rocking and teching the world how to play please!
Got your books and love your vids - by far the best tutorials on YT or anywhere !!!!
Excellent lesson as usual justin, just makes me want to pick my guitar up and start playing right away.
Good luck, and thanks from Chris.
Really a good teacher, thanks!
Awesome Justin. Looking forward for more awesome riffs.
No. You've fucking nailed it, Justin :)
WOW !!!!! that intro was sensational ... yep you did nail it as much as a human other than Hendrix can .. in my book anyway.
dude you fukin rock ... you got those subtle things down brutha
Brilliant help thanks mate.
This is pure gold.
Justin, I just subscribed and clicked like. Please keep doing te counting 1 and a two and a, etc. It helps a lot. Please do it in all your lessons.
Good work as always, Justin. Keep doing what you are doing. You're doing it right! Salutations from Norway
great lesson justin !!!
Excellent. One of the best I['ve heard.
Thanks a lot Justin !
Great job, you look like a man that enjoys his work! Thanks for the lesson.
Thank you for this cover lesson. You make things nice and clear Justin.
Nice lesson! Thank you very much!
A very useful lesson. Every note and nuance explained. Surprised that you are not allowed to post TABS as all the other tutors seem to do so. However I've created my own TAB - only possible because you've described exactly the location of every note and it's taught me a lot more than using TABS created by someone else. I've got several recordings of Purple Haze and he plays it differently on every occasion so I'm not worried if I don't play it exactly the same as the single released, I think in 1967. Thank you for all your efforts. I'm also learning Manic Depression (your tutorial) but that's another story.
Excellent tutorial. Loved it. Learned most of it in a couple hours. Very helpful.
Wonderful video. You really did that song justice. Not many can.
Hi Justin, keep up the good work.Love the detail in your vids.
Great tone
thanks so much i learned it and i can play it very good now thanks!!!!
Thanks a lot justin this lesson was Amazing , so complete , you are the great
bookmarked for sure. good vid
Great lesson, thanks Dude
Great job on the lesson. As you said many people talked about the sound. Hendrix used a strat as we all saw him destroy many. If you use fuzz or overdrive, it will be fine. Remember, Hendrix played this song many times and probably tried lots of different types of distortion. During the solo, most people agree that he used an Octavia pedal to get those great high pitch harmonics. You are a very good teacher and made this easier to understand than previous instructors. You have it on target so it sounds like Purple Haze now when I play it. heh. Great job. oh, one thing that may help many beginners. The gliss' (Slides) were actually played as an overdub on the studio track. I would advise beginners or anyone for that matter to play it that way to get the timing and order of the song before putting in the gliss' but to each his own
Learning this on my acoustic turned down a step. Fingers hurt so good 🤘
Thanks for the lesson. I have enjoyed it very much. Keep teaching us intermediates. (:
That was beast! Great lesson
Thanks man, I haven't nailed it, but it sure points me in the right direction.
thank you justin, it's been like 5 years i've been looking at your videos. You give me a lot of motivation to experience new styles in music . Thanks alot , keep on rocking in the free world :)
I'd really like justin to do a behind the scenes video, a little tour of his studio and how he goes about breaking a song down and turning it into a lesson and stuff like that.
good lesson!
Mr. Justin "Guitar" Sandercoe,
Thank you for this and all the exceptional videos you post on UA-cam. I just checked out your web site and read that you have been working on improvements to the same. It is, in my humble opinion, absolutely outstanding!
Many Thanks and Best Regards,
- Ernie Leblanc, "Into the Bass!"
Wow! I can do this! but it aint easy..Thanks Justin!!!
Thanks for the lesson. Really brilliantly explained and very detailed
Peace
thank you Justin..ur awesome man!!!
thanks man! i love your tutorials!
Still waiting for that solo
Same
Great! tips at 17:50 on!
Excellent lesson Justin! Love how you teach all the little nuances that make it sound closer to the original. Do you plan to do a lesson on some of Rory Gallagher's songs? I think he is an excellent, unfortunately overlooked guitarist :)
thanks Justin
justin fans here from himalayas
thank you great set of vids
This is great Justin! I have not seen an accurate u2b lesson on this.
Amazing video :D thanks from Paris
Great! Good work as alwas, my friend! Thanks :)