Hendrix Wild Thing Style
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Guitar Lesson Overview
Here is a Hendrix style lick, and some rhythm too, inspired by his version of Wild Thing. Jimi Hendrix was to me a real, true, fantastic blues player. Blues was in his soul, no doubt. The lick I teach in this video is the style of playing I have come up with myself, after being immersed in blues as well as Hendrix over the last 30 years. Hope you enjoy.
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This guitar lick is played in the key of A.
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Comments on this video lesson:
I guess I will loke for other sites that provide tab BYE C YA
Comment added on February 21, 2012Why don't you add a comment to this video?
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