Are there any EASY Jimi Hendrix licks?

If you grew up listening to classic rock and similar guitar-based music like I did, at one point in your life you probably wanted to sound like Jimi Hendrix -- or even just be able to imitate his style, at best.

Turns out, there is a particular technique that Hendrix used very often that we can use to add a little "Jimi" to our own style of guitar playing -- and it's not difficult. As long as you know your basic minor pentatonic shape and you know how to play a hammer on... you can do this technique too!

Guitar instructor from Vancouver, Blue Morris, breaks down the technique in three simple steps and guitar tabs are provided from the website.

So if you like playing classic rock guitar and blues guitar solos and rhythm playing, this video will help you add that incredible melodic sound that Hendrix was so good at.

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[neiladams]

You keep simplifying content and make these concepts immediately understandable. It gives a ton of confidence in continuing to play guitar. Keep the videos coming.

[wademarlar]

You are by far the best teacher on this an all the other videos you have I appreciate you man

[masterbuilder]

100 years from now, Jimmy will be the new Bach . Great lesson 👍

[buddhamus]

Love this lesson. I've said it before, but I love the way you explain the techniques. You make it so easy to understand and apply. I greatly appreciate it. Thank you.

[MustafaBaabad]

Simple and beautiful. Thank you. Cheers from Java, Indonesia.

[H-zp]

a good teacher inspires others to try by making lessons easy. subscribed.

[ronimuilu]

Thank you so much! I have been stuck in understanding double stops for many years and finally it was this video that made it clear.

[dennisk]

Hey Blue. Another stellar lesson from the talented Canadian lad😊Thanks again

[t-rocket]

Excellent….I like the way you tie to a past lesson

[grizzle]

Just ordered your soloing book. I really appreciate the way you teach. I’m a 46 year old who just picked up the guitar again after 20 years. I never really learned the correct way to play guitar(at 15 all I wanted to do was play rhythm guitar like James Hetfield 😂) so I never learned to solo. You help make it fun to learn without making it overly complicated. Thanks for starting this channel and I wish you continued success.

[steveo]

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[blackie]

Another great lesson - thanks a million!

[iamanovercomer]

The fretboard has so much to play, that is why players like Jeff Beck, Hendrix broke rules to make good 🎸🎶🎵

[timleem]

Just came across your channel and you tell it straight without a bunch of extra words so I’m digging it. Clear lesson I can use. Just subscribed so I can learn more. Thanks.

[mattf]

You have a great teaching style. Great videos.

[cytopete]

I just stumbled upon one of your videos and must say that you explain playing much better than any other youtuber. Keep up the good work.

[Sandytuck]

Hi, Yeah good stuff definitely sounds nice and not that hard to play but effective very good tutorial Thanks Les.

[briandwi]

Love the way you get so much from 1 idea. Great lesson, thanks. (Finished your book today, fantastic book. Manageable and full of useful ideas.)

[scenario]

This is just the EXACT amount of Hendrix riffage to chew on. A lot of the Hendrix lessons I’ve encountered just speed you through this process and overwhelm you with all the technicality.

[TheBlackStrat]

really dig your content! YOU'RE OUR BOY,