Man I’m 39 and I’ve been playing guitar most of my life but feel like I never made it past intermediate level. UA-cam has so many amazing videos that any kid should be able to become great with people like you giving awesome lessons like this! Thank you!
back in the day there was amazing guitar talent but like you say, the barrier to entry was way worse for beginners. these days you can get insane quality affordable instruments with all the lessons and inspiration free online. most of us older dudes started out with unplayable instruments and had to buy books etc to learn the songs we liked. Unless of course you could afford good private instruction which was also much more hit and miss back then.
Same! I was stuck in a rut, took a couple 2-3 years off and picked up again. Been doing the UA-cam’s, learning better habits, back to basics. I held the pick wrong for all of those years
I swear this is the first time that i have been able to play this intro,you explain it so well, all other tutorials start out with more of a finger picking style solo sorta way, to hard for beginners you make it so much easier thank you
What I like about this is that not only shows you WHAT to play but also explains how the "Hendrix" style fits in place of the regular chords - great job thanks.
redrock1963 yeah but hes tooooooo much 'theory' i'll. Bet jimmy never knew any theory at all. Just knew wat he wanted to hear. Like clapton. No theory. Cant read music, just knows wat sounds good. And bad
@@edwardbamford9816 Haha yes for sur he didn't. Such a talented genius this guy... Personally I do need this theory because otherwise I don't remember anything + I love the mathematicals aspect of music. It's super interesting. Not saying it's necessary to know that thing to be an artist, and it's not because you know that shit that you are an artist, but it's definitely super interesting.
Damn that's the perfect balance between chatting and playing. Same with the speed. Little music talking but not too much so not annoying when we play and replay the video. + chart available. What else?! You found the perfect combination ;) Thanks man, you're awesome!
This is a great video. It has made my year. It's is clear enough, repeated in stages and backed up by theory and structure. It's lets you know how to riff on your own using the general rules of theory.
I have to agree, very good lesson indeed! I am quity a newby and am struggling a bit right at the start already ... Can you please explain, what exactly is meant with "the harmonics" at the beginning? Is it just about playing the high and low E string while muting the other strings or or what's the trick?
Thanks Man! Appreciate the time and effort and the explanation.I guess a book could be written around the song Little Wing. I'd buy it. You should write it!
Hello Sebastian , Augusto and rumbleish I wanted to reply sooner, I just got caught up in the September "back to work" mode. I am very happy that you enjoyed the Guitar Tutorials on "Little Wing" and Hotel California". If you are interested ,my you tube channel is robertlabellyoutube . A number of people have subscribed and it will keep you posted on my latest installments of Guitar Tutorials , performance videos and Concert announcements. I also offer private instruction on Skype in real time. These are done at our Music Studio using state of the technology. Again, thank you for watching, stay tuned and keep in touch.
Great lesson! Thanks.....that guitar looks like a late 90s? I have a 1996 712 that looks like that except it is rosewood back and sides and doesn't have the diamond inlays.
Man, I can’t believe it your dad played with the Comets? Oh my f**kng God, I didn’t know he had a son. Dude, you are awesome, you sound great and wow, what a teacher. I really appreciate this video, your dad was awesome man, good for you!
The b minor chord is tricky and you don’t have it fingered how you have it in the picture :/ also the Fadd 9 your second finger is on the 2nd fret 3rd string. But it shows something else on the diagram
Hell yeah man good tutorial here I'll definitely use. You teach it style directed to the point making it simple not a bunch of unnecessary talking. Good not theory..fact
Yes indeed, theory is good to know. If you check out the chords on other Hendrix songs, you'd recognize that his songs are slippery--they slip in and out of related keys, each joined somehow. So, speaking theoretically, the F# chord in E natural minor is half diminished, not the diminished one demonstrated at the start. Now, if you want to look at the chords in the second part, you might first recognize that the A after the Bm and Bflat is a major version--so one can think of (and hear) some parallel images of B descending to A, and then G descending to F and then to a C, the latter three being a V-IV-I in the key of C. At that point the C becomes the flat VI in the original key of Emin and the progression ascends diatonically: C-D-Emin. Overall, the chords are not entirely diatonic (the A major and F major are not), but they are idiomatic to Jimi's physically slippery guitaristic music idiom. That's all!
when it takes a paragraph to explain the next note you're going to play I get lost and forget what song you're playing. Very hard to digest. I guess I'm not cut out for theory and all that stuff. I'd rather you just show me how to play it and for those who need to know why a note fits here or there you can tell them . I don't need to know why two apples equals the number two, I can see it, likewise if you show me, I can hear where they go.
That is what a lot of people would call "genius". Take a complex idea and play it in such a way that it sounds simple. But deconstruct it as maestro does here and you see what Hendrix internalized. Personally, I like this teaching method because the chord structure exposes its route and the transitions can be more readily understood and anticipated.
Anyone like Don Henley so obsessed with copyright protection that young artists are forced to take down video covers demonstrating different styles, for example, Gabriella Quevedo and her beautiful finger-style rendition of Hotel California (20 million views, performed when she was 17) , are cutting the throats of their own songs.
my father says it's fact and here's why.......... ALL the chords are in the key.... oh except for the Bb.... OH and F but it sounds good.... Ummmm....... do some people just not listen to themselves talk?
No disrespect at all; you are a super teacher. But Jimi would light a joint and tell you he never had a lesson in his life. He told that to Dick Cavett. He was from another planet. Probably never heard the word pentatonic.
Jimi Wasn't on your planet Joseph Overtired.. and he didn't sweat the small stuff. This guy teaching is so dam mechanical its hard to feel a single thing hes doing.This is a classic tail of No soul...This guy would be one that would dwell on the word Pentatonic. Where as Jimi Would say Oh yeah groovy man Lighten Up................. Hey Joe........ You hearing me Or in your case is it one can't fill a cup that's already full....
I think he would understand it yes..... even if he hadn't already known, I'm pretty sure he'd understand it completely........ And that's not to say he didn't already know.
This is by far the best lesson I have ever found on 3 years of guitar on UA-cam
Man I’m 39 and I’ve been playing guitar most of my life but feel like I never made it past intermediate level. UA-cam has so many amazing videos that any kid should be able to become great with people like you giving awesome lessons like this! Thank you!
back in the day there was amazing guitar talent but like you say, the barrier to entry was way worse for beginners. these days you can get insane quality affordable instruments with all the lessons and inspiration free online. most of us older dudes started out with unplayable instruments and had to buy books etc to learn the songs we liked. Unless of course you could afford good private instruction which was also much more hit and miss back then.
100% agree
Same! I was stuck in a rut, took a couple 2-3 years off and picked up again. Been doing the UA-cam’s, learning better habits, back to basics. I held the pick wrong for all of those years
Best little wing lesson on youtube. Understanding the progression and make our own versions Thanks a lot
I swear this is the first time that i have been able to play this intro,you explain it so well, all other tutorials start out with more of a finger picking style solo sorta way, to hard for beginners you make it so much easier thank you
Very true brother
Bonjour mais oui j était décourager ! 😁
What I like about this is that not only shows you WHAT to play but also explains how the "Hendrix" style fits in place of the regular chords - great job thanks.
redrock1963 yeah but hes tooooooo much 'theory' i'll. Bet jimmy never knew any theory at all. Just knew wat he wanted to hear. Like clapton. No theory. Cant read music, just knows wat sounds good. And bad
@@edwardbamford9816 Haha yes for sur he didn't. Such a talented genius this guy...
Personally I do need this theory because otherwise I don't remember anything + I love the mathematicals aspect of music. It's super interesting.
Not saying it's necessary to know that thing to be an artist, and it's not because you know that shit that you are an artist, but it's definitely super interesting.
@@edwardbamford9816 No offence but you are an idiot if you think jimi hendrix didn't know theory.
Damn that's the perfect balance between chatting and playing. Same with the speed. Little music talking but not too much so not annoying when we play and replay the video.
+ chart available.
What else?! You found the perfect combination ;)
Thanks man, you're awesome!
You are a phenomenal communicator. Thanks for this.
This is by far the greatest lesson for this song ever! Learned to play the intro in an hour, thank you!
This is exactly what i was looking for, breaking down the song into the basic chords then add the colors afterwards.
Bonjour mais oui c'est ça!
Good video man, if only I had youtube when I was young. Young guitarists all over the world should appreciate this video. And old! lol
Never see any jimi hendrix lesson with such good, great detail like you've done anywhere ever , i respect that and Thank you so much
Thank You for taking the time to tune in. You know that the videos on Redensi have free tablature downloads.
Great lesson and explanation...I hope to tick this masterpiece off my bucket list this year.
Excellent work man. I like how you focus on the notes, not just fret numbers.
This is a fabulous lesson in de-mystifying how to play this. Great work.
Great way to explain this man, you are so correct.
This is a great video. It has made my year. It's is clear enough, repeated in stages and backed up by theory and structure. It's lets you know how to riff on your own using the general rules of theory.
The best teacher that i´ve never seen before, a lot of thanks!
gracias maradona
Kkkkkkkk lol
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JAJAJAJAJA
jajajaja que raro un argentino dando la nota..
@@guillenunez7933 la verdad!
Simply outstanding. Thank you.
You have a great teaching style. Thanks for breaking down this holy grail so well
Beast tutorial for this song!!!
I have to agree, very good lesson indeed! I am quity a newby and am struggling a bit right at the start already ... Can you please explain, what exactly is meant with "the harmonics" at the beginning? Is it just about playing the high and low E string while muting the other strings or or what's the trick?
Danny Devito knows his guitar theory.
dannys cooler brother whos sleeping on his brothers couch but can play a mean riff like it aint nobodies business!
Funny as mud
Wow great lesson. Love your teaching style. Thanks!!
Beautiful brother !
Excellent breakdown, many thanks 👍
Thank you sir you’ve made my day
I like you dude keep up the good work, you are very knowledgeable
I'm so glad I found this.
Great work
Bonjour de Paris, génial merci je débute en guitare et j ai envie de chanter cette chanson, super méthode 🙏
Agree! Best lesson! 👍🎸😎
Thanks Man! Appreciate the time and effort and the explanation.I guess a book could be written around the song Little Wing. I'd buy it. You should write it!
Tx for great lesson bro👍
wow amazing breakdown !
Hello Sebastian , Augusto and rumbleish I wanted to reply sooner, I just got caught up in the September "back to work" mode. I am very happy that you enjoyed the Guitar Tutorials on "Little Wing" and Hotel California". If you are interested ,my you tube channel is robertlabellyoutube . A number of people have subscribed and it will keep you posted on my latest installments of Guitar Tutorials , performance videos and Concert announcements. I also offer private instruction on Skype in real time. These are done at our Music Studio using state of the technology. Again, thank you for watching, stay tuned and keep in touch.
The NO MUSIC THEORY ITS MUSIC FACT was worth the price of admission.
You’re freakn awesome bro. Thanks.
Excellent lesson. Thank you very much.
Great lesson 😃
The links to the charts don't work for me. Does someone have them? Thanks
Excellent lesson ! That is a nice sounding acoustic
Gracias cantante de Los Palmeras!
Great lesson! Thanks.....that guitar looks like a late 90s? I have a 1996 712 that looks like that except it is rosewood back and sides and doesn't have the diamond inlays.
Man i need theory lessons. No wonder i couldn’t play this. Lol. Great video. I have tons to learn. Thx for posting.
Man, I can’t believe it your dad played with the Comets? Oh my f**kng God, I didn’t know he had a son. Dude, you are awesome, you sound great and wow, what a teacher. I really appreciate this video, your dad was awesome man, good for you!
Great tutor
Good on you bro. Step[ by step for us. Dig bro
Great lesson! Thx very much!
Thank you Jimi Hendrix!
Great, thanks.
Great...
thank you king!
What s captador??
fantastic lesson thank you!
Thank you
Awesome! Time to fly away with little wing
you are crazy good man
The b minor chord is tricky and you don’t have it fingered how you have it in the picture :/ also the Fadd 9 your second finger is on the 2nd fret 3rd string. But it shows something else on the diagram
Great presentation. Thanks ;0)
Great video, thanks.
nice .. thank you
Dude! I love your hat
Sweet Jesus, that's a good lesson!
Hell yeah man good tutorial here I'll definitely use. You teach it style directed to the point making it simple not a bunch of unnecessary talking. Good not theory..fact
Where's part 2?
thanks man
kool fine nice teach
que grande Diego
Thanks! 🎸🎸🎸
Yes indeed, theory is good to know. If you check out the chords on other Hendrix songs, you'd recognize that his songs are slippery--they slip in and out of related keys, each joined somehow. So, speaking theoretically, the F# chord in E natural minor is half diminished, not the diminished one demonstrated at the start. Now, if you want to look at the chords in the second part, you might first recognize that the A after the Bm and Bflat is a major version--so one can think of (and hear) some parallel images of B descending to A, and then G descending to F and then to a C, the latter three being a V-IV-I in the key of C. At that point the C becomes the flat VI in the original key of Emin and the progression ascends diatonically: C-D-Emin. Overall, the chords are not entirely diatonic (the A major and F major are not), but they are idiomatic to Jimi's physically slippery guitaristic music idiom. That's all!
Nice !!!!!
Little paranoid? Or is that undisclosed?
The chords in the display are not the same he plays
Thnks gary moore
This seems over my head yet doable
Holy shit that gives me goosebumps
Una mezcla entre Morrison y Maradona. No sabía que Diego tocaba la guitarra
I don't know theory, but this guy talks in away that I feel like I may be able to 👀
Crazy
wait, is that really his thumb nail? it is crazy long, wtf
I didn’t know Hobbits played guitar.
I figured on flutes but hey, ya learn something knew every day.
Excellent work all kidding aside
1:52
Baia baia, no sabia que la roja susel paredes tocaba tan bien la guitarra
Little wing is in the key of G major, hate when people try to say keys are in a minor key. Theory is its G major not Em. Em is the 6th chords.
You might want to rewrite that chord chart and.make it a little clearer.
thanks Danny DeVito! Great tutorial! By the way, last time I saw you were using another haircut...
gonzalo arias he looks nothing like Devito! You however look like a douche bag!
Never knew Zakir Hussain can play guitar as well.
when it takes a paragraph to explain the next note you're going to play I get lost and forget what song you're playing. Very hard to digest. I guess I'm not cut out for theory and all that stuff. I'd rather you just show me how to play it and for those who need to know why a note fits here or there you can tell them . I don't need to know why two apples equals the number two, I can see it, likewise if you show me, I can hear where they go.
That is what a lot of people would call "genius". Take a complex idea and play it in such a way that it sounds simple. But deconstruct it as maestro does here and you see what Hendrix internalized. Personally, I like this teaching method because the chord structure exposes its route and the transitions can be more readily understood and anticipated.
Anyone like Don Henley so obsessed with copyright protection that young artists are forced to take down video covers demonstrating different styles, for example, Gabriella Quevedo and her beautiful finger-style rendition of Hotel California (20 million views, performed when she was 17) , are cutting the throats of their own songs.
Couldn’t find your pap
Interested in the elusive hotel California tut - I’m in UK - surely I wouldn’t be breaking any laws? Can I pm u
MARADONA ???
Derrick and Dominos
Is it just me or does he look a little like Gary Moore. . (a brilliant guitarist R.I.P)
Yes, the hobbit hendrix.
ill tell you a lill secret jimi played on feeling not fact :)
It’s not an opening 12* harmonic, good lord 🙄
my father says it's fact and here's why.......... ALL the chords are in the key.... oh except for the Bb.... OH and F but it sounds good....
Ummmm....... do some people just not listen to themselves talk?
No disrespect at all; you are a super teacher. But Jimi would light a joint and tell you he never had a lesson in his life. He told that to Dick Cavett. He was from another planet. Probably never heard the word pentatonic.
He was not from another planet and he did know the word pentatonic.
Jimi Wasn't on your planet Joseph Overtired.. and he didn't sweat the small stuff. This guy teaching is so dam mechanical its hard to feel a single thing hes doing.This is a classic tail of No soul...This guy would be one that would dwell on the word Pentatonic. Where as Jimi Would say Oh yeah groovy man Lighten Up................. Hey Joe........ You hearing me Or in your case is it one can't fill a cup that's already full....
Barry Gramlich i asked myself while watching the video? Would jimi hendrix understand this?
I think he would understand it yes..... even if he hadn't already known, I'm pretty sure he'd understand it completely........ And that's not to say he didn't already know.
Tone Log Vintage Replica's 1966 serious dude? He’s showing us the technical but it’s up to us to put in the proverbial “feeling”.
Goddammit man really????
Excellent lesson. Thank you very much.
Thank you! great job.