27 year old hands vs 68 yet you still sound like one of the closest I’ve ever heard to Hendrix playing it’s actually insane and I love your channel keep doing what your doing. And Godbless you good sir
That is so freaking good. What a bloody good show Have you heard of the cat named Julijan Eric? Check him out boss man he really does some great Jimi Hendrix
Yeah, I was surprised to see Acoustic Sounds with a 30 minute infomercial on this video. I bought all of my SACD's (Super Audio) from them years ago but they are mainly vinyl experts. I have that Maui set too. Great stuff except all of the camera malfunctions during Jimi's sets.
This is brilliant, I can see your dedication to keeping up the Hendrix rhythmic , your hands could barely keep up with your mind but you really nailed . Awesome work mate.
It sounds so great Stan, congratulations my friend this took you a lot of time to learn it! AMAZING!!! Can you share the @sabbadius Maui Funky-Vibe settings you used here?
Thank you Nico. Of course I HAD to use Maui FV on this. Volume 9, Intensity 6, speed-not sure but it was about medium slow. I was using my speed pedal to dial it in.
@@millstap is so great the sound and tone you got from these entire lesson, the amp, booster, guitar and your fingers are important, you are a genious!!!
This is a wonderful piece of art written by a wonderful musician. It's been my favourite piece of Jimi ever since I started to listen to him a few years ago and now, getting a little better on guitar each week and month, my dream of having the ability to play this beautiful sound is getting closer to achieving. Your tutorial helped guide me and i'm very thankful for it 🙂 If you're ever wondering what to learn next, i suggest a tutorial for Little wing at Cafe Au Go Go would be very welcomed by the community as there's none. Thanks millstap, Viktor
It’s so amazing Jimi had so many different ways to play this song live on the Cry of Love tour. All were almost different songs within themselves. Mind blowing……
Have fun! It is a fun song to play. I show what Jimi did to give you ideas. Of course, Jimi played it differently every time because he was a genius, but we can certainly learn how to do that too.
@@millstap Too right man, amazing how he found his own path on the guitar. Great that your helping to pass it on to the young and old. Honestly so cool. Spirit of Jimi vibes. Keep On straight ahead man, respect!
Its a feat just to remember all this, Now i know why i started & stop trying to learn it a few years ago, I'll take another crack at it now but i think it might take some time. thanks Stan.
It's a feat for sure. I spent weeks on it. Once you get it memorized then it becomes a lot easier. To help memorize, on more complicated song, I write down the structure with clues of what is happening. I didn't have to do that with this one.
It is the middle. I rarely use the bridge. I was watching Woodstock this morning and it dawned on me that it was the old coily cable that allowed Jimi to get the sound he did out of the bridge pickup. He starts out Message to Love in the bridge position and I’m thinking, “there’s no way I can get that sound out of the bridge.” I just Googled high impedance coily cable to buy one and there are none to be found. Maybe I should use “capacitance” in the search. Maybe that Kingtone Strat switch would accomplish the same affect. I know someone used to make those cables.
Last year I was trying to process and learn this performance. I got the basic chord/song structure and solos down but not nearly all the fills and chord embellishments. Now I'm back at it and I found this - It's all here! Thanks alot man!
Milstap, this track has always, for a long time been close to my heart and listening to you now after so many years your playing has become so 'jimi - esque' , so great to hear, I hope you are happy with your playing because there are quite a bunch of us can hear how great you have become! Keep on diggin' the Blues!!! Thanks man!
Steven, sorry it took me so long to respond. Of course I love Jimi’s style because I was heavily influenced by it when I first started playing back in 1969. But, now that is all I play which isn’t very conducive to keeping up with different styles and tones. It keeps me satisfied and happy even though my neighbors probably wish I would move on, lol. I go through phases. I was in the SRV phase many years ago. I’ll probably die in the Jimi phase. I had to go back to learning Little Wing again because it had been so long since I played it. Thanks for the kind words of encouragement.
I like that neck so much I bought one exactly like it except with a rosewood fingerboard for my 1964 Strat. I just love the way the large headstock makes the strings play and sound better and the small frets are key too for the Jimi sound. I was shocked when I heard how much difference they make in the attack and intonation.
I just added everything under Gear: in the video description. 10-38 Round Core Curt Mangan Nickel Plated steels, great strings. The Maui Funky-Vibe and one preamp and one treble boost pedal.
Thanks. I like it so much I bought another one in rosewood to put on my 1964 Strat. I just love that big headstock and the way it makes the strings sound. I will retire the vintage neck for a while. I didn't want to have to get it refretted with the small frets for now. I like those too.
Absolutely ace! Thx so much for doing this, exactly what I was waiting for! Just a tip on the side, if you open up a patreon page I’m sure a lot of people would join in. I would. You could even up charge for more info and/or tabs included…
I do have a Patreon account and a PayPal Payme? account but I stopped putting them in the description because I felt like I was begging. I think my Presonus Studio One 6 has a tab maker which I have not checked out. I wonder if that would work? Then I would definitely charge because that looks like a real pain to do, lol.
@@millstap ok I will have a look for your Patreon. It’s not begging I believe, it’s just providing the opportunity for people to give a little back to you for all the effort you put in. And I’m really certain that people would pay for YOUR tabs!
I have been looking for a good tab for this version for so long and I’ve been trying too study the Maui video but this just saved me. Thank you so much man
Always loved this track. So interesting how he goes to the C# minor (reminds me of the Bob Dylan move) but after an Am is so cool and unexpected. Jimi's rhythm is really second to none, and you hear it all over his albums. I mean the rhythm track to hey Joe is the best part of the song in my opinion, same with Jelly 292. The guys was an absolute force of nature. Great channel, great playing. Love what you are doing. What wah do you play? always curious.
I'm using the first boutique wah I ever bought way back in 2010 or maybe earlier. I bought a drop-in kit from Area 51 and put it in my old Cry Baby shell because I wanted true-bypass and didn't know I could wire my Cry Baby for true bypass. A few years ago, I broke the inductor on the board and Area 51 sent me a replacement which sounded better for some reason. Recently, when the wah pot got scratchy, I pulled out my old Cry Baby parts and decided to try the Allen Bradley pot that was in it (circa early '80's, long life pot). It sounded amazing and that is what I have now. I'm currently working on Earth Blues from People, Hell, & Angels and it never fails that I will work on a song for weeks and then take a little break from the song for a day or two and come back and hear something that I missed. Jimi was super ingenious when it came to using open string notes to make very quick licks possible. I would have never thought to do that. I played one lick wrong for weeks and then heard the magic open string note that I was missing, and voilà, the lick was easy to play and sounded right. The lick is on the fifth fret and I would have never thought to add an open B leading to a 5th fret C chord. He did it a lot.
@@michaelshearer3559 True bypass is almost a must. The wah-wah circuit is the best tone sucker of all pedals unless you have three 100 watt Marshall stacks, lol.
I like it so much I bought another one in rosewood to put on my 1964 Strat. It ought to be killer. Those small frets definitely have their advantages especially if you a doing a lot of Hendrix.
I've been fascinated with Jimi ever since I realized not so long ago how much influence he had on my playing. I grew up in that era and it had more of an affect on me than I knew. I've done Beach Boy, Dick Dale, and everything in between, but Jimi is just fascinating.
Maui version is my favorite.... That entire concert was magical
absolutely. just watching this ，Nothing else in the universe matters.
These lessons - and your entire channel - are absolutely essential to any guitarist who wishes to study Hendrix’s playing. Invaluable information.
Thanks Jack. That makes me feel like it’s worth the time and effort I put into these videos.
Just listened to my vinyl Jimi at Maui yesterday. Nice work. I love the key shift.
I should have bought the vinyl. I've got the CD set but most of the time I just stream it from Spotify for convenience.
Beautiful as always my good brother; I kept waiting for you to say "Is the microphone on"? LOL
Lol😄
27 year old hands vs 68 yet you still sound like one of the closest I’ve ever heard to Hendrix playing it’s actually insane and I love your channel keep doing what your doing. And Godbless you good sir
Well done my friend. Mr. Hendrix would be proud.
Thank you so much.
Next song could be in from the storm from the Maui live 😊
I definitely go into it when I'm jamming with the CD. I haven't sat down yet to hear any specifics that draw me to it yet.
Thank you so much my friend. You ARE THE best. I can't even put into words the value of this lesson
That is so freaking good. What a bloody good show
Have you heard of the cat named Julijan Eric? Check him out boss man he really does some great Jimi Hendrix
loved the maui set, bought the vinyl and it includes the bluray recording
Yeah, I was surprised to see Acoustic Sounds with a 30 minute infomercial on this video. I bought all of my SACD's (Super Audio) from them years ago but they are mainly vinyl experts. I have that Maui set too. Great stuff except all of the camera malfunctions during Jimi's sets.
Wow I’ve been waiting for this a long time
Thanks
Cheers from France
Glad I could help Lucas.
can you do the copenhagen version? the intro sounds the most like a sunrise to me
I could feel the offshore Breeze blowing in my hair!
You are very good! I enjoyed that '
This is brilliant, I can see your dedication to keeping up the Hendrix rhythmic , your hands could barely keep up with your mind but you really nailed . Awesome work mate.
Thank you. Happy New Year 2024!
Thank you very much for this vid
You're welcome Mr. Vox.
Sounds great. Forgot this was you playing in the background as I've been frequenting this album since you've been featuring it. 👍🏻
yeah, I've been jamming to this CD myself for weeks now.
Thank god you put this out. I’ve been learning this by ear now I have something to fall back on incase I get stuck. Good shit 👍
Yeah, some of those passages are really hard to hear. Glad this will help.
This guys says please excuse these old hands for not being able to play as well. Proceeds to rip the track a new one
Unfortunately, these old hands have gotten worse since this video.
thank you so much
It sounds so great Stan, congratulations my friend this took you a lot of time to learn it! AMAZING!!! Can you share the @sabbadius Maui Funky-Vibe settings you used here?
Thank you Nico. Of course I HAD to use Maui FV on this. Volume 9, Intensity 6, speed-not sure but it was about medium slow. I was using my speed pedal to dial it in.
@@millstap is so great the sound and tone you got from these entire lesson, the amp, booster, guitar and your fingers are important, you are a genious!!!
Thank you 🙏🏽
Awesome
Sounds great!
Thanks Jens.
This is a wonderful piece of art written by a wonderful musician. It's been my favourite piece of Jimi ever since I started to listen to him a few years ago and now, getting a little better on guitar each week and month, my dream of having the ability to play this beautiful sound is getting closer to achieving. Your tutorial helped guide me and i'm very thankful for it 🙂
If you're ever wondering what to learn next, i suggest a tutorial for Little wing at Cafe Au Go Go would be very welcomed by the community as there's none. Thanks millstap,
Viktor
It’s so amazing Jimi had so many different ways to play this song live on the Cry of Love tour. All were almost different songs within themselves. Mind blowing……
That's terrible, there are a few things wrong.
Bro😂 you make a tutorial then you virgin
wow this was great!! thanks for the break down!
You're welcome DJ.
you're awesome! bizarre lesson
Lol. I'm not much of a lesson giver but hopefully you can see what I am doing.
This is amazing man, I already love playing guitar already, can't imagine what's it's gonna be like when I watch this with my strat! Your a saviour!
Have fun! It is a fun song to play. I show what Jimi did to give you ideas. Of course, Jimi played it differently every time because he was a genius, but we can certainly learn how to do that too.
@@millstap Too right man, amazing how he found his own path on the guitar. Great that your helping to pass it on to the young and old. Honestly so cool. Spirit of Jimi vibes. Keep On straight ahead man, respect!
Jimi’s phrasing was just genius. Incredible stuff, very nice job transcribing it and giving a lesson on it!
Its a feat just to remember all this, Now i know why i started & stop trying to learn it a few years ago, I'll take another crack at it now but i think it might take some time. thanks Stan.
It's a feat for sure. I spent weeks on it. Once you get it memorized then it becomes a lot easier. To help memorize, on more complicated song, I write down the structure with clues of what is happening. I didn't have to do that with this one.
@@millstap 🙏
THE SHINE AND BEAUTY OF JIMY...🎸🎸🪂🪂🪂🪂🪽🪽🪽🪽
This has been my favorite hendrix track for a while I appreciate the lesson
Are you on the bridge pickup here?
It is the middle. I rarely use the bridge. I was watching Woodstock this morning and it dawned on me that it was the old coily cable that allowed Jimi to get the sound he did out of the bridge pickup. He starts out Message to Love in the bridge position and I’m thinking, “there’s no way I can get that sound out of the bridge.” I just Googled high impedance coily cable to buy one and there are none to be found. Maybe I should use “capacitance” in the search. Maybe that Kingtone Strat switch would accomplish the same affect. I know someone used to make those cables.
@@millstapI’m pretty sure there’s a few manufacturers that still make them.
Thank you for this you got it nailed
This is too good
Thank you.
Last year I was trying to process and learn this performance. I got the basic chord/song structure and solos down but not nearly all the fills and chord embellishments. Now I'm back at it and I found this - It's all here! Thanks alot man!
That’s great. I’m glad I could help out.
Milstap, this track has always, for a long time been close to my heart and listening to you now after so many years your playing has become so 'jimi - esque' , so great to hear, I hope you are happy with your playing because there are quite a bunch of us can hear how great you have become! Keep on diggin' the Blues!!! Thanks man!
Steven, sorry it took me so long to respond. Of course I love Jimi’s style because I was heavily influenced by it when I first started playing back in 1969. But, now that is all I play which isn’t very conducive to keeping up with different styles and tones. It keeps me satisfied and happy even though my neighbors probably wish I would move on, lol. I go through phases. I was in the SRV phase many years ago. I’ll probably die in the Jimi phase. I had to go back to learning Little Wing again because it had been so long since I played it. Thanks for the kind words of encouragement.
Excellent feel and tone brother!
Great job, sounds pretty dead on! Just gotta break into "In From The Storm" and kick the fuzz on now! Merry Christmas!
Yeah, I wish I could have. When I'm playing along with the CD I certainly keep going. I'll check it out as far as a tutorial goes.
Cheers for the video dude! That neck looks so cool in my opinion. I can't believe how good you nail that tone!
I like that neck so much I bought one exactly like it except with a rosewood fingerboard for my 1964 Strat. I just love the way the large headstock makes the strings play and sound better and the small frets are key too for the Jimi sound. I was shocked when I heard how much difference they make in the attack and intonation.
Now sound awesome .Yessss perfect. Im so Happy to listen you feel good and still play awesome .
Thank you Linus.
Thanks so much! I hope you do more!
yo I´ve been waiting for this video so much! Thx man
Glad I could help Stef.
Fantastic job on one my favourite Jimi tracks
👏👏👏
What gauges of strings are you using and which pedals other than the Univibe ?
I just added everything under Gear: in the video description. 10-38 Round Core Curt Mangan Nickel Plated steels, great strings. The Maui Funky-Vibe and one preamp and one treble boost pedal.
@@millstap thanks a lot for the reply. Much appreciated 👍👍
Your guitar is looking super cool ..with the new neck .
Thanks. I like it so much I bought another one in rosewood to put on my 1964 Strat. I just love that big headstock and the way it makes the strings sound. I will retire the vintage neck for a while. I didn't want to have to get it refretted with the small frets for now. I like those too.
Absolutely ace! Thx so much for doing this, exactly what I was waiting for!
Just a tip on the side, if you open up a patreon page I’m sure a lot of people would join in. I would. You could even up charge for more info and/or tabs included…
I do have a Patreon account and a PayPal Payme? account but I stopped putting them in the description because I felt like I was begging. I think my Presonus Studio One 6 has a tab maker which I have not checked out. I wonder if that would work? Then I would definitely charge because that looks like a real pain to do, lol.
@@millstap ok I will have a look for your Patreon. It’s not begging I believe, it’s just providing the opportunity for people to give a little back to you for all the effort you put in. And I’m really certain that people would pay for YOUR tabs!
I have been looking for a good tab for this version for so long and I’ve been trying too study the Maui video but this just saved me. Thank you so much man
You're welcome Tyler.
@@millstapare u using any pedals or anything too get that tone? His tone for that show I’ve never been able too come close too.
Excellent
Always loved this track. So interesting how he goes to the C# minor (reminds me of the Bob Dylan move) but after an Am is so cool and unexpected. Jimi's rhythm is really second to none, and you hear it all over his albums. I mean the rhythm track to hey Joe is the best part of the song in my opinion, same with Jelly 292. The guys was an absolute force of nature. Great channel, great playing. Love what you are doing. What wah do you play? always curious.
I'm using the first boutique wah I ever bought way back in 2010 or maybe earlier. I bought a drop-in kit from Area 51 and put it in my old Cry Baby shell because I wanted true-bypass and didn't know I could wire my Cry Baby for true bypass. A few years ago, I broke the inductor on the board and Area 51 sent me a replacement which sounded better for some reason. Recently, when the wah pot got scratchy, I pulled out my old Cry Baby parts and decided to try the Allen Bradley pot that was in it (circa early '80's, long life pot). It sounded amazing and that is what I have now. I'm currently working on Earth Blues from People, Hell, & Angels and it never fails that I will work on a song for weeks and then take a little break from the song for a day or two and come back and hear something that I missed. Jimi was super ingenious when it came to using open string notes to make very quick licks possible. I would have never thought to do that. I played one lick wrong for weeks and then heard the magic open string note that I was missing, and voilà, the lick was easy to play and sounded right. The lick is on the fifth fret and I would have never thought to add an open B leading to a 5th fret C chord. He did it a lot.
@@millstap Nice, I just picked up a 1975 Crybaby made in Sepulveda California all original. I might true bypass mod it, but sounds very good.
@@michaelshearer3559 True bypass is almost a must. The wah-wah circuit is the best tone sucker of all pedals unless you have three 100 watt Marshall stacks, lol.
Good job man
Your video editing is getting good!
Thank you Ryan. I appreciate that. It has been frustrating in the past but I have been working on improving.
Good work 👋
Thank you Mr. Radius.
@@millstap the one part reminds me of All Along The Watchtower
Man , since you have this neck and smaller frets , your tone is Jimi all the way more than ever !
I like it so much I bought another one in rosewood to put on my 1964 Strat. It ought to be killer. Those small frets definitely have their advantages especially if you a doing a lot of Hendrix.
@@millstap I totally agree , and hey ! between you and me , never heard you play any Beach Boys ! lol
@@millstap Congrats on the nice happy choice you've made, looking forward to your new rosewood neck video !
I've been fascinated with Jimi ever since I realized not so long ago how much influence he had on my playing. I grew up in that era and it had more of an affect on me than I knew. I've done Beach Boy, Dick Dale, and everything in between, but Jimi is just fascinating.
@@lousekoya1803 It won’t be ready for 6-7 weeks.