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This classic Jimi
Hendrix ballad has some wonderful guitar parts. Technically
it's not a hard song to play so, it's a great song to learn
for the beginner player. Advanced players will also enjoy
learning the song, because of the insite it gives us to the
creativity of Hendrix. |
I've broken up the song into several pieces as to detail each
part. I've also included printable tab sheets so that you can
print out the actual tab to the song minus the descriptions and
audio.
The transcription is not a complete one of the song. I've omitted
some of the verses, but as I will explain to you later you don't
really need them. It is a fairly accurate transcription of what
Hendrix actually played in the official recorded version found
on his debut album Are You Experienced?
Learn It
Intro: The riff
introduced in the intro is reprised throughout the tune.
Verses:
The verses provide an excellent example of chord phrasing.
Solo:
Rhythm Guitar: A new theme is played by a 2nd guitar underneath
the solo.
Solo:
Lead Guitar: Broken down into several parts making it that
much easier to learn.
Outro: There
are still more great lead phrases in the outro of the song.
Print It
Click
here to print out the tablature for the intro and outro.
Click
here to print out the tablature for the verse.
Click
here to print out the tablature for the solo's rhythm guitar
part.
Click here
to print out the tablature for the solo's lead guitar part.
Play It
Click
here to practice playing the solo over a backing track.
Click here
to hear the solo played over the backing music.
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