The Sound Of Voodoo Chile Blues By Jimi Hendrix

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  • @hesch-tag
    @hesch-tag 5 років тому +44

    Jimi was the best and most interesting bluesman. He always came up with new and interesting phrases.

    • @brandonterzic
      @brandonterzic 2 роки тому

      He played LONGER than everybody else...

  • @Stratomacaster
    @Stratomacaster 10 років тому +52

    That intro was all kinds of bad ass...

  • @judmcc
    @judmcc 10 років тому +28

    Things like this really make you realize how incredible Jimi was!

  • @rikb380
    @rikb380 5 років тому +10

    That tone is to die for

  • @001THEMADMIKE
    @001THEMADMIKE 10 років тому +13

    not many people know that JIMI was the best bluesman there was. the end of his life [ career ] he really got back to his roots, the blues!!! if he would have lived on can you imagine where the blues [ electric blues ] would be OMG !!!
    THNX STEVE FOR ALL YOUR HELP

    • @hesch-tag
      @hesch-tag 5 років тому +1

      Yes exactly the very best. His hammer-on pull-off licks are unmatched. He always used to come up with new licks and keep it interesting. A good example is Bleeding heart Royal Albert Hall. Normally I don't have much trouble finding out how to play blues licks but with Jimi it is an entirely different matter.

    • @camronbay1
      @camronbay1 5 років тому +1

      This guitar tone is scary as hell he definitely knew how to make this tone growl at you.

    • @camronbay1
      @camronbay1 5 років тому +1

      And what made Jimi want to play this so spooky.

  • @adbraham
    @adbraham 2 роки тому +2

    I absolutely love those wide intervals, octaves and pedal tones! Fantastic, thanks

  • @rossechols151
    @rossechols151 10 років тому +58

    That riff is a mean, nasty, growling, snarling, burning hunk of funk

  • @trb198330
    @trb198330 10 років тому +2

    The dynamic is what sounds good in these hendrix slow blues tunes. When he bends those notes it really hits you. You start off with a nice calm rhythm and then slide into a big bend that has the effect of a tornado siren going off before you see the clouds. Brilliant stuff great lesson video as always.

  • @fonsitosantoshernandez9125
    @fonsitosantoshernandez9125 4 роки тому +1

    Period. In my humble opinion you are the best blues professor I ever have. "You enjoy , with a lot of passion, what you're doing." Like C. Santana said: si no tienes corazón, alma, y cuerpo...no podrás transmitir al publico esa sensation. Fonsito from Puerto Rico, USA

  • @kahn265
    @kahn265 10 років тому +4

    That is a BEAUTIFUL rendition of my FAVORITE Jimi Hendrix cut you played in it!

  • @rosinantedelafuente
    @rosinantedelafuente 10 років тому +11

    i appreciate your camera angle. i was taught by a left handed player and i find that it is really hard to follow a right handed teacher now, but this view is great!

  • @sandygpace5295
    @sandygpace5295 10 років тому +5

    Tasty playing - you've got the right feel !! And not over-distorted - guitar sounds great.

  • @klextacy
    @klextacy 10 років тому +11

    Awesome stuff, man. Probably my favorite Jimi tune... That TONE just always kills me. Positively massive.. and you nailed it pretty much spot on!
    Don' t forget to throw in the sweet little fill that ends w/ him doing a behind the nut bend on the open G string.

  • @havasumark
    @havasumark 10 років тому +7

    Take my money is correct!!!. Just finished setting up my Strat. Now heading to TXBA to get my order in....Merry Xmas tooo me!!!

  • @KYCDK
    @KYCDK 2 роки тому +1

    i can tell this guy have perfect pitch because 1. the notes seem perfect 2. he's up an octave in the intro and people with perfect pitch usually struggle to tell the difference between octaves

  • @xr650r01
    @xr650r01 10 років тому +1

    This is a fantastic lesson - very accessible and full of amazing licks! In particular, the lick at :47 is just stick-to-your-ribs good!! Nasty-good!

  • @joshp777
    @joshp777 10 років тому +3

    Sweet baby Jesus!!! TXBA dropping some Jimi...Xmas came early

  • @DronzzR
    @DronzzR 10 років тому

    Well the anticipation for this was certainly worth it! I still haven't even started the thanks giving ballad yet (due to uni) but I'm going to buy this. I have no doubt it will be worth it, your methodological approach to teaching guitar is something which really works. Not many people have what you have, well done and thank you for your dedication to teaching.

  • @dhammockjr4123
    @dhammockjr4123 5 років тому

    Wow!!!! This is what I need in my heart.

  • @BubbaZanetti_375
    @BubbaZanetti_375 4 роки тому +2

    I just saw this and holy f$ck that tone & song sound sick!

  • @franciscom.
    @franciscom. 10 років тому

    Really nice! Looking forward to get all these lessons.

  • @camronbay1
    @camronbay1 Рік тому

    Such a wicked tone.

  • @leviclark3822
    @leviclark3822 3 роки тому +4

    The reason why he tuned to D for this song is because JIMI was anything, but conventional...he wasn't afraid to step outside the box and do his own thing...which is how we have such incredible guitar playing and songwriting out of him...he simply felt like tuning down. Jmho
    😉😉

    • @camronbay1
      @camronbay1 3 роки тому +1

      And Jimi was untouchable when it comes to the guitar.

  • @jaharris1701
    @jaharris1701 10 років тому +3

    good job on this !! I'm a HUGE Hendrix fan and I was watching your other video " why it's so hard to sound like Jimi Hendrix " and I saw you disabled the comments ,, I can only imagine what people were saying but I understand why you made it,, one of if not the greatest innovator in rock/blues guitar and I've always gravitated towards his gritty amazing powerful tones and playing,, nice job !! I've followed you at Stevie Snacks and know you're a huge SRV fan and you do a great job there too,, keep up the great work

  • @CalebJohnsonlivingca
    @CalebJohnsonlivingca 10 років тому +6

    Oh man! I need to hurry up and get through the thanksgiving special so I can move onto the upcoming jimi lesson... need more time in a day!

    • @Texasbluesalley
      @Texasbluesalley  10 років тому +1

      Normally I don't stack lessons up this close together, but the holiday shopping season messes with my schedule.

  • @davepett6531
    @davepett6531 6 років тому +2

    Best ever thank you

  • @kevinp_25
    @kevinp_25 10 років тому +2

    Awesome stuff. This is my favorite Hendrix tune of all time. I think. Maybe it's Hear My Train A'Comin. Or Machine Gun. Red House maybe? Hell I dunno...I love all his blues stuff. The Scorcese Jimi CD is great. Anyway, yeah--I'm pre-ordering right now. Thanks Anthony!

  • @hesch-tag
    @hesch-tag 5 років тому

    This sounds so great.

  • @sph33_
    @sph33_ 10 років тому +33

    Texas Blues Alley doing a Jimi Hendrix series? Should I just put all my financial info here? :)

    • @Texasbluesalley
      @Texasbluesalley  10 років тому +32

      I wouldn't say that's a bad idea, but legally I have to say that's a bad idea.

  • @ckjjclan
    @ckjjclan 10 років тому

    That was really cool to see you in the "behind the scenes" mode - very impressed. You have really proven to improve the quality of your production level. You could see that in your videos but now we get to actually see it for real. Really appreciated this video too :-)

  • @danielallan5058
    @danielallan5058 10 років тому +1

    really like your playing on this,I love playing this too...also love the look of the strat you use.its got a beautiful tone and looks very playable,I don't usually play starts,but I would like that one :-).

  • @safenders
    @safenders 10 років тому

    man that was some slick playing. thanks for the lesson.

  • @makkerfelix
    @makkerfelix 3 роки тому

    this top down view is so cool, almost feels like im playing

  • @PaPWPW
    @PaPWPW 10 років тому +5

    holy mofuggin shit this gave me goosebumps

    • @PaPWPW
      @PaPWPW 10 років тому +2

      Your fingertips are black and not from frostbite

  • @luismaza5640
    @luismaza5640 10 років тому +2

    What a beautiful guitar!!!!! Would you please tell me more info about that gorgeus sounding beauty?! Texas Blues Alley

    • @Texasbluesalley
      @Texasbluesalley  10 років тому +1

      Luis Maza 96 Mexican strat.

    • @luismaza5640
      @luismaza5640 10 років тому

      Texas Blues Alley Did you changed the pickups?

    • @Texasbluesalley
      @Texasbluesalley  10 років тому

      Luis Maza txba.ly/v7Jf

    • @luismaza5640
      @luismaza5640 10 років тому

      Texas Blues Alley thank you!!!!! Great content in your website!!!!

  • @bluepillzombie960
    @bluepillzombie960 4 роки тому

    Great great stuff brother,
    thanks

  • @Kroche71
    @Kroche71 10 років тому

    Looks great Antony.

  • @metalvocalistwanted
    @metalvocalistwanted 10 років тому

    Rock on man! Love me some Jimi blues \m/

  • @downhill240
    @downhill240 10 років тому

    Great lesson!

  • @muiravenue7182
    @muiravenue7182 4 місяці тому

    Awesome

  • @fractalspace1111
    @fractalspace1111 10 років тому +3

    Good sound, very convincing. I saw the other video about why it is hard to play Jimi Hendrix and I think it has a lot to do with the fact that Jimi Hendrix was notorious for playing what he was feeling and not what would look good on paper because I am pretty sure he had no idea how to read music. I also heard he lost his mom at a young age so he used the guitar to cope with the stress of losing a parent. I think it is hard to play Jimi Hendrix because he figured out how to express his soul and feelings through a instrument rather than learning music by studying music theory. I have heard people say he is overrated but it is funny because if they tried to play some of his toughest stuff they wouldn't know what the hell was going on. Two examples are hard Jimi Hendrix songs off the top of my head are Peace in Mississippi and Machine Gun

    • @elecktrick9s99
      @elecktrick9s99 10 років тому

      Jimi also popped acid in the studio and more than likely on tour- not many people can handle playing that high but Jimi, praise be his name, turned it into something else to say the least -It was a known fact he like "experimenting" with various substances....wanted to "see and hear everything."

  • @SouravDas-ix6nn
    @SouravDas-ix6nn 5 років тому

    Man that's very good...♥️♥️♥️♥️

  • @uncleben2149
    @uncleben2149 Рік тому +1

    Hey brother, you've nailed tone , feel amazing job. Please tell me what amp , settings and pedals please 🙏🏻

  • @281Boss
    @281Boss 10 років тому

    Awesome!

  • @Mr23031969
    @Mr23031969 5 років тому +1

    hello Texas Blues Alley, can you please tell me your blues junior settings for this Voodoo chile blues tone? It would help me a lot. Thank you.

  • @joshdale5691
    @joshdale5691 10 років тому

    Great stuff man. In one of your next lessons can you you give us us a quick rundown how you get the monster tone?

  • @elecktrick9s99
    @elecktrick9s99 10 років тому

    He does go into some modal stuff, aside from the minor pentonic, when he call and responds with Windwood on this song (Playing riffs in G Major within the D Vamp) But that must be in your lesson 2.
    I always wondered if he used Slack-Key Tuning, or "Open D" in this one (D-A-D-F#-A-D) Great video thanx!

  • @doctorrickenbacker
    @doctorrickenbacker 10 років тому +4

    Really? it sound SOOOO smooth, I can't get that tone!. also, you only used reverb, no delay right?

    • @Texasbluesalley
      @Texasbluesalley  10 років тому +1

      Doc D The reverb is added during mixdown, and it's a gated reverb which adds a bit of delay.

  • @raffydu
    @raffydu 10 років тому

    Sweet. Just sweet.

  • @slukky
    @slukky 10 років тому +1

    jimi had extraordinarily long fingers. he could do things mere mortals cannot.

    • @apexstrength3797
      @apexstrength3797 10 років тому

      Playing guitar can make your fingers longer

  • @albatross7783
    @albatross7783 10 років тому

    You're an amazing guitarist my friend. You really achieve his sound while making it into your own. Much more so than other guitarists I've seen emulate his music. This video was incredibly helpful to me. Thank you for posting it.

  • @lebougre26nico54
    @lebougre26nico54 2 роки тому +1

    Thanks for all the details! Too bad there is no translation, my English is bad. Kiss from France.

  • @33brianmorris
    @33brianmorris 10 років тому +1

    Nice neck. Looks like warmoth, pau ferro, 6100 frets, roasted maple?

  • @miles-178
    @miles-178 4 роки тому

    this is my most fave song of Jimi, not the voodoo child (slight return - fast version) ... but this !!! as Ross Echols said: that riff is completely nasty !!!!!!
    nasty as fuck!!!! love it!!!! noones makes these songs in these days!!!! Even Mayer can´t come with anything similar or close to this !!!! this is completely badass, the most kicking ass blues ever!!!!!!

  • @therealmitchconnor4275
    @therealmitchconnor4275 3 роки тому +3

    7:30

  • @jorgemurillo6637
    @jorgemurillo6637 10 років тому

    Holy shit that sounds good great.

  • @GuyNarnarian
    @GuyNarnarian 4 роки тому

    Where did that drum track come from? I think tuning down to D brings this to a whole different level. I was always able to pick out the main riff (but did it in the first few frets, never picked up on the slide to the 5th fret) but in standard it just doesn't have the same feel. Close, but not the same. I wish I had one strat with the trem blocked so I could tune down easily - I use an older Epiphone I got when I was 15 to tune down as there is no trem system.

  • @wxsawxsa2941
    @wxsawxsa2941 Рік тому +2

    DIG THEM TEXAS BLUES STEVIE RAY VAUGHN DALLAS ZZ TOP HOUSTON❤

  • @jeffkent6886
    @jeffkent6886 10 років тому

    That was incredible! I see below you mention you were using a Malekko Helium, can I please ask what other gear was involved in that incredible tone? Is it just the Helium, fingers and amp? If so, whatever amp you use was built just for you :-) With the lessons do you include the backing tracks? Cheers Jeff.

  • @chrislangdell117
    @chrislangdell117 3 роки тому

    Nice. Looking at the website but there is no contact info If I have questions. Bummer

  • @buddinmaplestory
    @buddinmaplestory 10 років тому

    Fucking monstrous tone!

  • @ahmeengaddy3918
    @ahmeengaddy3918 6 років тому +1

    What pickup did you use the most in the intro? That was a beautiful sound.

  • @JohnSmith-zb4dz
    @JohnSmith-zb4dz 4 роки тому

    I'm a subscriber and i can't find this breakdown on the TBA site. It lists Red House and Voodoo Chile Blues in the same section, does a full breakdown with tabs and video of Red House (though played differently due to not being tuned down to Eb) but for Voodoo Chile blues theres just a demonstration video. Where is the tab for what you're playing here?

    • @Texasbluesalley
      @Texasbluesalley  4 роки тому

      Thanks so much for bringing this to my attention John. While you can always search and find all of our courses using the Pro Player's built in browser, I had a bug in my course main pages that prevented the different links to the different lessons in this course from all showing. Here's a direct link to that lesson in the Pro Player: texasbluesalley.com/watch/6087

  • @doctorrickenbacker
    @doctorrickenbacker 10 років тому

    What key is the guitar tuned to??? Dropped a whole step?
    Also, are you using any delay or just reverb? What effects and amp are you using?, I saw below the Malekko Helium for distortion (what setting are you using on the Helium?). Your tone is just fantastic. I can't wait until Wednesday when I will have time to work on this. If it works out for me, I buying in to your DVD program. Best looking and most accurate tutorial I've seen in some time.

    • @Texasbluesalley
      @Texasbluesalley  10 років тому

      Doc D Yes, tuned to D. Can't remember exactly which settings on the pedal, but with a conservative amount of octave, one of the fuller settings.

  • @potaylo
    @potaylo 10 років тому

    This is great
    Are you using your Billm modded blues jr on this?

  • @mikeroadblock
    @mikeroadblock 10 років тому

    Wow! Nice! Do you explain you amp and pedals anywhere? Thanks keep up the good work.

    • @Texasbluesalley
      @Texasbluesalley  10 років тому

      Mike Ackerman For any Free Lesson Friday or Tone Tuesday videos I post here, if you look for the link in the description, it will take you to that video's "home" on TXBA, and on that page you can see a list of all the gear I used when shooting it. I forgot it for this video, but here it is: txba.ly/v7ep

    • @nicholaswells9659
      @nicholaswells9659 3 роки тому

      @@Texasbluesalley Dead link. Gee, I'd pay for that info.

    • @Texasbluesalley
      @Texasbluesalley  3 роки тому

      @@nicholaswells9659 Thanks: texasbluesalley.com/woodshed/free-lessons/the-sound-of-voodoo-chile-blues-by-jimi-hendrix

  • @bmcash3411
    @bmcash3411 10 років тому

    Very cool. Velvet fuzz in action here?

  • @stephenmoreno4017
    @stephenmoreno4017 10 років тому

    do you use any effects pedals to get that sound ??

  • @BigLate
    @BigLate 4 роки тому

    So- we can’t buy and download the lesson..-we have to always be connected? That’s hard because I want to buy the lessons, but don’t want to be lumped into a subscription forever as I don’t always have time to practice, as I wish I did. And I tend to play a lot in my garage where my internet connection is terrible.

  • @GregsGarage
    @GregsGarage 10 років тому

    Great FLF.

  • @astro2069
    @astro2069 10 років тому

    What are you using for the octave?

  • @1976vern
    @1976vern 10 років тому +1

    Um Badass

  • @alexchng
    @alexchng 10 років тому

    Holy crap you sound great
    I'd love to play like that one day but I'm stuck with a $100 acoustic Yamaha lmao one day, one day.

    • @L3ONARDO07
      @L3ONARDO07 10 років тому

      Starting on acoustic is the best, you have to work for bends and work on your technique a lot more, but it really does pays off in the end :)

  • @MrRangerobert
    @MrRangerobert 5 років тому

    The link related to the used gear is no more working ...

  • @khaledsleiman7863
    @khaledsleiman7863 10 років тому

    What string gauge do you use?

  • @spatnaspolecnost
    @spatnaspolecnost 10 років тому

    I thought you were gonna talk about getting that tone lol, but nice video anyway. Check out millstaps vintage bassman sound, it's ridiculous - search for "1960 Tweed Bassman-Hendrix Tone Sound Check #1" :D

  • @CH-ij9qy
    @CH-ij9qy 10 років тому +1

    I. Love. You.

  • @jz5748
    @jz5748 10 років тому +1

    my god that fat bass..that clean sound and slight gain...amazing sound

  • @danielvanhorn911
    @danielvanhorn911 4 роки тому

    Nice,real Nice,very close.

  • @LMexplorer
    @LMexplorer 4 роки тому

    👍

  • @joaniebarc6763
    @joaniebarc6763 4 роки тому

    Let's hear some of your music.

  • @alexpolacco7955
    @alexpolacco7955 10 років тому

    The ONLY way to be any where near Jimi is to become a
    " FIRE breathing Dragon " so to speak. If your not so completely immersed in the moment of where that dragon is taking you, your not going to play Guitar like Jimi.
    He used the guitar as an instrument of sheer Magic. Does that description sound like anything you have ever tried? It's not about playing like Jimi, but transforming into a magical creature. Personally I haven't seen or heard anyone do that since Jimi. Maybe John Macglauclan on the album Jewels from the Emeral Beyond. Peter Townsend said that when Jimi played he transformed into someone or something else. If your not into music to reach the beyond, the forget about aspiring to get to the level of the Great Master musicians of the past centuries. If your not aspiring to express that then you & thousands of other musicians just don't understand music or what Life is about.

  • @darkestsynergy
    @darkestsynergy 10 років тому

    dig! col! ds - !!!

  • @chuecco
    @chuecco 10 років тому

    Anthony you are starting to look like tony stark with all that gear around you

  • @scoobyskrrt
    @scoobyskrrt 4 роки тому

    its a shame it isnt a half step

  • @gaddyify
    @gaddyify 5 років тому

    Something is missing????

  • @robertdawson8522
    @robertdawson8522 5 років тому +2

    Think why your attitude about not understanding Jimis style of playing is because most guitarists played notes Jimi painted sound

  • @DSeN7
    @DSeN7 10 років тому

    The audio and video are out of sync.

  • @anthonymckenzie5182
    @anthonymckenzie5182 2 роки тому +1

    7:30