What a brilliant lesson, Rusty. Lots to explore and think about. Explained in such simple terms, yet powerful message. I would love some more of these Hendrix style lessons. You are a genius teacher. thank you so much.
Great lesson Rusty ............love Hendrix...........his bass player Noel Redding lived in Ireland for years after he died............Paul from Ireland
Yes, I love me some Jimi Hendrix! That is a cool story about the bass player! I always appreciate your feedback and comments, Paul! Enjoy your weekend👍
this is a great lesson Rustys...one of my favourite playing genres...that of playing alone and creating licks between chords - please show us more of this!!
I love this lick when i play that record thats the first song i put the needle on. Nice super strat Rusty. Thanks for today's lesson i always learn something and look forward to them.
Rusty, you are one of the best teachers on UA-cam. Your playing vs talking and the length of your videos are just spot-on! Thanks and all the best from Belgium! 👍🏻
For some reason Rusty, the way you show and explain things particularly Hendrix style playing, seems to sink in through my thick skull more than anyone else can. Anytime I see you are doing a Hendrix lesson, I have to grab a guitar or save until I can. Awesome. Thanks Rusty.
Thanks very much Rusty showing this. Jimmy revolutionised a way to play the electric guitar a pure legend. Those cord shapes I must learn. If you can show a simple method how to adapt to those shapes that would open up a whole new world for me.👍🎸
Yes, he certainly did Nigel! I use these movements in my playing all the time. I will definitely expand on these ideas but you can use these movements. Anytime you play a major chord. For a minor chord it’s a little different. Try it over any major sounding backing track. Happy jamming and talk to you soon👍
I love this Rusty. Watched the first part but have to go back to work, definitely grabbing my guitar and watching this properly later. Thanks man. ✌️ ☮️
Finally got around to putting the time in with this. I've been able to play Hey Joe for a while, but some of the chord embellishments have always been beyond me. The pull offs and hammer ons that Jimi did are mind blowing and something I just can't seem to get to sound musical. This is such a great way of doing it, sliding down adds just that little bit of spice I needed. And those triad shapes are invaluable. Really brings some beautiful variation to the melody. Thanks so much Rusty, really appreciate it. 🙏
This was great fun Rusty, thankyou! I was trying work out the Key and then realised with the chords being played that its in Emin and its parallel Emajor Key!
When did Jimi Hendrix played the chords in this piece he used major sounding rhythm accents. But on the E chord turnaround he played mostly E minor pentatonic. There’s a lot of variables in the theory of this one. but Jimi Hendrix did not look at the guitar in intervals and modes. He played chords that sounded good together, and use mostly pentatonic-based solos. It’s a fun way to play. Thanks for checking out the video. Catch you later.👍
This is great! When you learn these chords and fills it boosts your selfconfidence! I really love this Hendrix-style of playing! Great teacher that simplifies what looks and sounds hard to learn.❤😊
That was so helpful! Thank you very much for having me start with hendrix style playing. Always thought it was too hard for me. Now i know where to start and I'm having fun learning!
Glad you like the lesson Robert. I can break down some of those intervals in some upcoming videos, but the minor, third of a triad will make it a minor chord And the flat five most of the time would be used as a blue note in a scale. Thanks and have a great weekend 👍
Great explaination of what's happening! Thank you very much! Masterful! For anyone else somewhere in between beginner and intermediate: look into triads. Everything happening around Hey Joe will make a lot more sense if you do... You can then even get away with shortening licks (to stay on rythm) until your fingers and brain have become faster processing all of this..
You’re right! That’s why I showed just the rhythm only and part in the video because some players will only get that part. And then move on. Thanks mate 👍
Again another great lesson, thank you. As usual most of this lesson is far above my skill and theory level and yet I learned from it. The way you teach and explain makes the content clear to me. BEST AND PEACE
I like the way you look at things, Chuck! I watch lesson videos that are above my skill level, but I still always can take something and put it into my playing. Thanks you for watching my videos and all your support. Have a great Sunday.👍
This is such an amazing combination of rhythm and licks, so useful...Not that difficult to master but it sounds so advanced. Thanks Rusty, please keep it going! 🤘
I confess that I closed my eyes in several times, and it was such I was listening Hendrix playing. Awesome the perfection in the way you played Hey Joe. If I have a Strato I own to Hendrix influence. When he died I was 13 old and a I felt a lot his loss. You are really a blessed guy Rusty.
@@reginaldosilva7217 it would’ve been awesome to see him play and evolve over these last many years. We will always miss him! Have a great Sunday my friend.🙏
Very cool, Rusty. Takes me back to my childhood. Thank you for another fun lesson. Feels good on my flat-wound strings (Can't use my thumb over the top, though.)
Thanks a lot Michael! I bet it’s smooth with those flat wound strings. I don’t use my thumb over the top very often either. It was never part of my playing event early on. Thanks for checking in buddy.😎
Rusty u are so damn good - after 40 yrs of fiddling with no formal training I feel like an eternal beginner - pity u don’t run paid for in depth courses
Супер 👍 Джимми Хендрикс 👍👍👍 Спасибо Вам Огромное Rusty 🙏 Отличный урок! 👍👍👍 Дай Вам Бог Крепкого Здоровья и Творческого настроения 🙏 Ваш Друг из Москвы ✌️
Great lesson. I've been looking all over UA-cam for an acoustic version of this. Do you think it's possible using those same chords and licks in between?
Hi Rusty thanks so much for all your great work! I was wondering if I could email you a question about that “Book” you always have in the background of your videos? Thanks
I’m glad you noticed the Bible. I read every morning in my studio. But I don’t use any other communication other then UA-cam. Thank you for watching my videos. Have a blessed week 🙏
Most know him for his lead, but his rythym playing is like no other. May This Be Love is an awesome example. Go check it out. Greg nails it. Search for Greg May this be love cover
Hey, Rustry, Try some (Moringa) for the Arthritis in your hand. It's a 100% natural. I use the powder form daily with pineapple, some apple , Cinnamon. throw it in a blender and add whatever you want . If I skip the juice a day. Yeah, my pain will come back so I drink this it every day. Good luck I hope it works for you too. "P.S. thanks for the lesson , YOU ROCK !
Alright Rusty! Now your cooking. Yeah Jimi had big hands and long slender fingers. If I use my thumb then my fretted fingers lay too flat and it doesn't work. Sometimes I use my pinky to play the low E then back to the chord. Rock on Rusty.
That’s a good way to do it! We just have to do what’s comfortable for us and have fun! Thanks so much for checking out the video and have a great weekend Doug😎
@@rustysguitar1 Hey Rusty, yesterday scammers sent me a winning something pretending to be you. I didn't reply and I just wanted you to know. The Dr. Mandell on you tube gets it all the time too. It's the world we live in, today. Peace 🕊️.
@@MaxRadin Thanks Max! After I get warmed up, it’s not as bad, but still painful and restricting! I definitely cannot play things that I played a few years back. But still lots of fun!!! Have an awesome weekend man.👍
Yes that’s typical Hendrix , dressing up a song with in between licks and tricks .. a good tutorial here ., hey Joe is such a familiar song and it lends itself to fool around with connecting the chords ., keep the rhythm in mind yes otherwise the song falls apart 😅 Got a new tune out ., nothing Hendrix , riffs , slides and thumb stuff … just my own style
Thanks Edward! I will definitely need to do something more in the future for this arthritis pain. But I’m still having fun right now! Have a great weekend buddy.👍
@@rustysguitar1 Hi Rusty I think there is a potential scam occurring on you channel, in this comments section. you could maybe warn your fans off this. its above this comment if you wish to see it, thanks.🤟😎🎸
@edwardcrowe9617 I really do appreciate that Edward! It’s so annoying. I report them and block them. I hope UA-cam somehow will ban them from the platform. Catch you later mate 👍
On my channel, I show diagrams and call out the fret timbers so players can see and hear the notes. I see too many players, stuck using tabs and stay in a rut. Thanks so much for checking out my videos! Have a rockin and Weekend. 😎
Using your thumb isn't a great idea if it isn't long. It will cause you to palm the neck and cause a lot of problems down the road in latter life, I played with my thumb for many years and developed tendinitis in my left hand that required PT.
@@josephtravers777 that is for sure a fact! A lot of other players use their thumb that way, but I have never been comfortable so I don’t do it too often. Talk to you soon.😎
another example of why Jim was a genius.. what he did will always be studied for as long as the guitar exist..
nice lesson, thank you.
Right on! Thanks for the comment 👍
What a brilliant lesson, Rusty. Lots to explore and think about. Explained in such simple terms, yet powerful message. I would love some more of these Hendrix style lessons. You are a genius teacher. thank you so much.
I definitely will expand on these topics in the future! I’m glad you like the lessons, David! Have a great weekend👍
These videos are great for showing how to get huge performance improvements with fairly simple techniques. 👍🏻
I like the way you put things BTBB!!! I am definitely a simple guy!😂 thanks man👍
Used to play this one back 50+ ( before Arthur)moved to my hands 😢- great one to relearn and stretch out
I know what you mean about the Arthur! I always loved that style way back when I was a teenager! Fun stuff! I have a rockin weekend David😎
Thanks For Sharing
You’re very welcome Patrick!🤛
Great lesson Rusty ............love Hendrix...........his bass player Noel Redding lived in Ireland for years after he died............Paul from Ireland
Yes, I love me some Jimi Hendrix! That is a cool story about the bass player! I always appreciate your feedback and comments, Paul! Enjoy your weekend👍
I will have to watch it again with my guitar in my hand. Thank you very much Rusty. Cheers from Indonesia.
Thanks Mustafa! Good to hear from you, my friend! Catch you later👌
this is a great lesson Rustys...one of my favourite playing genres...that of playing alone and creating licks between chords - please show us more of this!!
Yeah man! This is a great style! Lots of fun. Catch you later buddy.😎
Awesome style. Thanks for the wonderful sharing.
Hey, good to hear from you, Byron! Thanks and have a great weekend👌
Thanks yet again kind Sir your lessons are brilliant thanks for sharing.
Thank you Martyn! Enjoy your weekend 👌
5:24 what a great rhythmic lick…….thanks Rusty.🍀
Yeah man! I love that move! Thanks so much for checking in! Have a rockin weekend, bro 😎
I love this lick when i play that record thats the first song i put the needle on. Nice super strat Rusty. Thanks for today's lesson i always learn something and look forward to them.
Thanks Ron! I always loved the tune! I’m happy that the lesson’s are useful! Enjoy your weekend 👍
Hey Joe chord progression! Each chord us a 5th up from the one before
Love the fills
It’s a classic! Lots to learn here! Have a great weekend👌
Every one of your lessons has been amazing, have breakthroughs in each episode, and learn some great new riffs! 🙏🏼
Nice! That’s exciting that you were having some breakthroughs! That makes guitar playing more fun! Thanks and talk to you soon👍
Ooh, this is a cool lesson today, Rusty! That arthritis isn't holding you back at all!
I always appreciate your visit to my channel Karen! It holds me back a little, but I try not to show it. Have a wonderful weekend.❤️
Rusty, you are one of the best teachers on UA-cam. Your playing vs talking and the length of your videos are just spot-on! Thanks and all the best from Belgium! 👍🏻
Greetings from Chicago! And that is kind of you to say! I appreciate you watching my videos! Let’s talk soon👍
Love this style. Been working on little wing. So this is perfect
I love me some little wing! Thanks a lot for rockin with me BJ! Catch you later👌
For some reason Rusty, the way you show and explain things particularly Hendrix style playing, seems to sink in through my thick skull more than anyone else can. Anytime I see you are doing a Hendrix lesson, I have to grab a guitar or save until I can. Awesome. Thanks Rusty.
I’m glad to hear that! Just a little Jimi influence is good for all of us! Thanks so much for your support John😎
Been playing Hey Joe a long time and this will help to make Me sound lots better . Thanks Rusty !
It’s a classic! Keep rocking my brother! Thanks, Tony👍
Great stuff Rusty! My favorite style of playing.
I love me some Jimmy! Thanks, Esteban🤛
Thanks very much Rusty showing this. Jimmy revolutionised a way to play the electric guitar a pure legend. Those cord shapes I must learn. If you can show a simple method how to adapt to those shapes that would open up a whole new world for me.👍🎸
Yes, he certainly did Nigel! I use these movements in my playing all the time. I will definitely expand on these ideas but you can use these movements. Anytime you play a major chord. For a minor chord it’s a little different. Try it over any major sounding backing track. Happy jamming and talk to you soon👍
Keep them notes coming Rusty always looking forward to the next lesson.
I appreciate that Ken! Thanks so much buddy👍
Great lesson. Very well explained. Thanks a lot for uploading!
Thanks mate! More to come! Catch you later! Cheers 🤙
I love this Rusty. Watched the first part but have to go back to work, definitely grabbing my guitar and watching this properly later. Thanks man. ✌️ ☮️
That’s awesome Matt! Let me know how it goes later! Rockin✌️
Finally got around to putting the time in with this. I've been able to play Hey Joe for a while, but some of the chord embellishments have always been beyond me. The pull offs and hammer ons that Jimi did are mind blowing and something I just can't seem to get to sound musical. This is such a great way of doing it, sliding down adds just that little bit of spice I needed. And those triad shapes are invaluable. Really brings some beautiful variation to the melody. Thanks so much Rusty, really appreciate it. 🙏
Another good one Rusty. There's so much you can do with this progression and concept. I've had lots of fun playing with it.
Right on Charles! You are so right! Thanks for checking in and have an awesome weekend👍
This was great fun Rusty, thankyou! I was trying work out the Key and then realised with the chords being played that its in Emin and its parallel Emajor Key!
When did Jimi Hendrix played the chords in this piece he used major sounding rhythm accents. But on the E chord turnaround he played mostly E minor pentatonic. There’s a lot of variables in the theory of this one. but Jimi Hendrix did not look at the guitar in intervals and modes. He played chords that sounded good together, and use mostly pentatonic-based solos. It’s a fun way to play. Thanks for checking out the video. Catch you later.👍
@@rustysguitar1 Thanks Rusty, makes sense he played more with the feel no doubt.
@@rajeshgumber363 I really appreciate the feedback and all of your comments. Thanks a lot and have an awesome weekend.👍
Great lesson Rusty! Please keep the
content coming.
Good to hear from you, Glen! More to come, my friend. Enjoy your weekend.😎
This is great! When you learn these chords and fills it boosts your selfconfidence! I really love this Hendrix-style of playing! Great teacher that simplifies what looks and sounds hard to learn.❤😊
Hey Carl, I’m happy to help! Fun stuff! Thank you 🤛
always looking to improve my hey joe game. thanks rusty this channel is so good
Loads of fun! Me too! Enjoy your weekend👌
These are the bits and pieces I was missing while playing hey joe. Great stuff as always and thanks for sharing.
Right on MG!!! Thanks bro 😎
Man I've been learning this song for decades and you've added a little more to my hey Joe arsenal.....😁👍
There’s always something to learn extra on this one! Thanks, WJ! Talk to you soon🤛
Thanks Rusty. Another great lesson. How about some Allman Brother's style guitar? Duane & Betts sounded awesome together.
Thanks Ray! I definitely love me some Allman brothers! I will look into that my friend! Have a great weekend👌
That was so helpful! Thank you very much for having me start with hendrix style playing. Always thought it was too hard for me. Now i know where to start and I'm having fun learning!
Yes, this will definitely get you pointed in the right direction! Thanks so much for watching the lesson! Talk to you soon👍
Absolutely love this lesson Rusty..do you mind explaining what the minor 3rd is..the flat five..etc
Glad you like the lesson Robert. I can break down some of those intervals in some upcoming videos, but the minor, third of a triad will make it a minor chord And the flat five most of the time would be used as a blue note in a scale. Thanks and have a great weekend 👍
Great lesson! This pulls together several important concepts into a practical application. Thank you Rusty!
Thanks DC! Much appreciated 👍
I really super love this lesson Rusty and put everything into perspective for me. And I understand your hands but your fingers work really well man 💪
This is one of the best Hendrix lessons
Thanks a lot JW! Much appreciated buddy ✌️
Good Lesson. I Also Liked A Lot Your Short Videos, Specially : Student Guitar VS Teacher Guitar. Thanks/Gracias.
I’m glad you like the lessons! And I’m happy to help! Talk to you soon👍
Great explaination of what's happening! Thank you very much! Masterful!
For anyone else somewhere in between beginner and intermediate: look into triads. Everything happening around Hey Joe will make a lot more sense if you do... You can then even get away with shortening licks (to stay on rythm) until your fingers and brain have become faster processing all of this..
You’re right! That’s why I showed just the rhythm only and part in the video because some players will only get that part. And then move on. Thanks mate 👍
another great lesson, Rusty! Thank you!
I’m happy to help! And you’re very welcome👍
Simply amazing as ever, Rusty. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and skills
I appreciate your support, Michael! Thank you and talk to you later👍
Awesome! Thank you brother! 🎸🎸
I appreciate you checking out the video! Thank you and talk to you later👍
Fantastic presentation Rusty. Always brilliant 👍👍🎸🎸
Many thanks Tony! Enjoy your weekend✌️
Again another great lesson, thank you. As usual most of this lesson is far above my skill and theory level and yet I learned from it. The way you teach and explain makes the content clear to me. BEST AND PEACE
I like the way you look at things, Chuck! I watch lesson videos that are above my skill level, but I still always can take something and put it into my playing. Thanks you for watching my videos and all your support. Have a great Sunday.👍
Have a GREAT day as well
@@chucklutter7399 👍
A great lesson, Rusty! You are great, I know I keep telling you but you are. ❤
That’s kind of you to say, Michelle! Have a wonderful weekend❤️
Thanks for this great lesson😎
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching👍
Excellent lesson. Thx!
I’m happy to hear that Mike! Thank you brother 😎
that C to G triad move is awesome! Awesome lesson, greatly appreciated!
Right on Joseph! I’m glad you liked the video. Have a great weekend.👍
Absolutely EXCELLENT tutorial and LOVE me some Hendrix!!:)
Thank you, Stephanie! You know, I love me, some Hendrix! I appreciate you watching✌️
Love it! So easy to learn and still knowing what we are playing! I can now improvise like Jimmy! 😂😂😂
Sounds great! Thanks for watching! Catch you later 👍
Awesome the way you explain this song.... I might wanna do this song too :)
Have a great and inspiring weekend Rusty
Bert
It’s a fun one! Lots of improvisation possibilities! Thanks Bert! Enjoy your Sunday buddy 🙏
very nice lesson thank you!
I appreciate that! Thanks a lot for checking out the video👍
Amazing video! Subscribed!
Thanks for subscribing to my channel Aaron! I appreciate the comment also👍
This is such an amazing combination of rhythm and licks, so useful...Not that difficult to master but it sounds so advanced. Thanks Rusty, please keep it going! 🤘
Cool bro 😎 thanks a lot for checking out the video and have a great weekend👍
Great tune, exactly just like Jimi.
Learning a lot man.
Thks so much Rusty.
Thank you Reginald! It’s a fun tune! Catch you later bro 😎
I confess that I closed my eyes in several times, and it was such I was listening Hendrix playing.
Awesome the perfection in the way you played Hey Joe.
If I have a Strato I own to Hendrix influence.
When he died I was 13 old and a I felt a lot his loss.
You are really a blessed guy Rusty.
@@reginaldosilva7217 it would’ve been awesome to see him play and evolve over these last many years. We will always miss him! Have a great Sunday my friend.🙏
It's working.
Awesome Patrick! Let’s have some fun! Catch you later😎
Very cool, Rusty. Takes me back to my childhood. Thank you for another fun lesson. Feels good on my flat-wound strings (Can't use my thumb over the top, though.)
Thanks a lot Michael! I bet it’s smooth with those flat wound strings. I don’t use my thumb over the top very often either. It was never part of my playing event early on. Thanks for checking in buddy.😎
Thanx Rusty, best lesson!!
You’re welcome! Thanks a lot for watching👍
Rusty u are so damn good - after 40 yrs of fiddling with no formal training I feel like an eternal beginner - pity u don’t run paid for in depth courses
Thank you, Charles! Yes, just the UA-cam lessons for now! I really do appreciate you checking out my videos! Have a great weekend👌
@@rustysguitar1 - & u too mate - love ya 👍🏻
Супер 👍 Джимми Хендрикс 👍👍👍
Спасибо Вам Огромное Rusty 🙏
Отличный урок! 👍👍👍
Дай Вам Бог Крепкого Здоровья и Творческого настроения 🙏
Ваш Друг из Москвы ✌️
Yeah man! I love me some Hendrix! Thanks buddy😎
Awesome lesson, Rusty! I love Hendrix's playing and techniques.
Btw I have the same shirt as you but in dark red. 😃
Hey Kevin, good to hear from you! I love that shirt. My kids buy me shirts all the time! Catch you later mate 😎
Rusty , Dude , Thank you Man , Excellent :)
I appreciate it Daniel! Catch you later buddy👍
REALLY GOOD
I appreciate that! Thank you👍
Great lesson , really nice teaching style . New subscriber
Thanks a lot for subscribing to my channel! I’m glad you like the lessons.👍
Catch you later 😎
that was a great lesson 😁
Well, I’m happy to hear that Dave! Thanks buddy👍
Great lesson. I've been looking all over UA-cam for an acoustic version of this. Do you think it's possible using those same chords and licks in between?
This works well with the acoustic guitar! Thanks for checking out the video 👍
I relate to the arthritis.after I retired I looked forward to devoting more time playing.My thumbs give me pain
Yep! I get a little more restricted here by year. But we are still having fun! Thanks a lot for checking out the video.👍
Hi Rusty thanks so much for all your great work! I was wondering if I could email you a question about that “Book” you always have in the background of your videos? Thanks
I’m glad you noticed the Bible. I read every morning in my studio. But I don’t use any other communication other then UA-cam. Thank you for watching my videos. Have a blessed week 🙏
Jimi did have big hands !
So that did make it easier for him to wrap his thumb around there for sure. Thanks Alan! Have a great weekend buddy.👍
Most know him for his lead, but his rythym playing is like no other.
May This Be Love is an awesome example.
Go check it out. Greg nails it. Search for Greg May this be love cover
He is the best at combining rhythm and lead for sure. I will check out that tune! Thanks for watching the lesson.👍
Hey, Rustry, Try some (Moringa) for the Arthritis in your hand.
It's a 100% natural. I use the powder form daily with pineapple, some apple , Cinnamon. throw it in a blender and add whatever you want . If I skip the juice a day. Yeah, my pain will come back so I drink this it every day. Good luck I hope it works for you too. "P.S. thanks for the lesson , YOU ROCK !
Hey Rod, I appreciate the advice. I will check it out. Thanks for watching the lesson and have a great rest of your week 👍
✨ 素晴らしい 。
Thank you 👍
Hittin the RUT notes with Rusty !!
That’s right, Mr. Tom! We got a find and hit those RUT notes! Have a great Sunday buddy!🙏
@@rustysguitar1
Thanks Rusty , enjoy yours as well !
@MrThomasv 👍
Good lesson Rusty, im in action
Thanks a lot Shaun! 👍
Alright Rusty! Now your cooking. Yeah Jimi had big hands and long slender fingers. If I use my thumb then my fretted fingers lay too flat and it doesn't work. Sometimes I use my pinky to play the low E then back to the chord. Rock on Rusty.
That’s a good way to do it! We just have to do what’s comfortable for us and have fun! Thanks so much for checking out the video and have a great weekend Doug😎
@@rustysguitar1 Hey Rusty, yesterday scammers sent me a winning something pretending to be you. I didn't reply and I just wanted you to know. The Dr. Mandell on you tube gets it all the time too. It's the world we live in, today. Peace 🕊️.
I call that chord progression "Cats Go Down Alleys Eating" and I play it all the time!
That’s an interesting way to put it Crash!!! But I play it all the time myself! Have a rockin weekend mate 👍
Thank you for a great lesson.
BTW is that a bible in the background?
You’re very welcome! And yes, that’s my Bible. I read in my studio every morning. I’m glad you noticed! Talk to you soon.🙏
Do you find playing helps the arthritis?
It definitely loosens things up! But my range in motion is restricted for sure. Thanks, Max.👍
@@rustysguitar1 you'd never know from listening!
@@MaxRadin Thanks Max! After I get warmed up, it’s not as bad, but still painful and restricting! I definitely cannot play things that I played a few years back. But still lots of fun!!! Have an awesome weekend man.👍
Yes that’s typical Hendrix , dressing up a song with in between licks and tricks .. a good tutorial here ., hey Joe is such a familiar song and it lends itself to fool around with connecting the chords ., keep the rhythm in mind yes otherwise the song falls apart 😅
Got a new tune out ., nothing Hendrix , riffs , slides and thumb stuff … just my own style
It is a classic! A good one to work on Improvising for sure! Hope you enjoy your Sunday, John. Thanks.🙏
Hey Rusty, I said, where you goin' with that guitar in your hand?
Good one Curtis! Thanks a lot for checking in!👍
I won???
@@curtisbeesmith It’s a scam!!! Sorry! Someone is hacking 👍
great lesson bro ty🤟😎 might be worth while checking out the carnivore diet i hear its really good for joint pain.👍
Thanks Edward! I will definitely need to do something more in the future for this arthritis pain. But I’m still having fun right now! Have a great weekend buddy.👍
@@rustysguitar1 Hi Rusty I think there is a potential scam occurring on you channel, in this comments section. you could maybe warn your fans off this. its above this comment if you wish to see it, thanks.🤟😎🎸
@@freespeech-advocate sorry. This happens on mine and many other channels all the time. I wish UA-cam would do more about it.
@@rustysguitar1 yeah ive noticed them before. 8 was just making you aware👍
@edwardcrowe9617 I really do appreciate that Edward! It’s so annoying. I report them and block them. I hope UA-cam somehow will ban them from the platform. Catch you later mate 👍
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Thanks bro 😎
5:55 G chord inversion ? :)
That’s right, sir! Thanks for watching👍
@@rustysguitar1 I thank you for the great content..
Did I hear Rusty just say his hands are getting Rusty.😮 US old guys get arthritis 😢
It’s sad, but I am getting old!😔 Thank you for checking in Kris! Have a great Sunday 🙏
please make a tab
On my channel, I show diagrams and call out the fret timbers so players can see and hear the notes. I see too many players, stuck using tabs and stay in a rut. Thanks so much for checking out my videos! Have a rockin and Weekend. 😎
Using your thumb isn't a great idea if it isn't long. It will cause you to palm the neck and cause a lot of problems down the road in latter life, I played with my thumb for many years and developed tendinitis in my left hand that required PT.
That’s a good point Joseph! Most players don’t use the thumb. It needs to be comfortable. Thanks man 👍
@@rustysguitar1 Hendrix' thumbs were as long as his fingers Hehe
@@josephtravers777 that is for sure a fact! A lot of other players use their thumb that way, but I have never been comfortable so I don’t do it too often. Talk to you soon.😎
Hay major 😅
Thanks for watching Steve👍
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Only problem with that song is the violent lyrics about murder. Can’t bring myself to spend time learning the song or studying the material.
I really respect that! Definitely dark lyrics! Thanks so much for the feedback. Have a great week.👍
Your E major fingering is unusual, the middle fingers are inverted from the usual fingering.
I use those fingers for the E chord, so I can easily slide up to other licks with my ring finger. Thanks a lot for checking out the video.👍
@@rustysguitar1you always have great lessons, appreciate them.