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I can see what youre saying about him not being a "real" blues guitarist. He was too unique to play standard, "real" blues. He was doing his own thing. He blended blues, funk, rock and psychedelia into his own style. He was a big influence on funk greats like Bootsy Collins and Eddie Hazel. I think Red house was probably his bluesiest song, and he did a great job on it. What about the song Once I had a woman, thats one of my favorite Hendrix songs, its pretty bluesy. I think that 12 song is some real blues. But he definitely wasnt playing blues like BB King. Hendrix was something different and unique.
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I agree but what exzactly is a real blues guitarist? Are we talkin how they play, or where they come from and lifestyle? I know Hendrix liked to embelish his own techniques, and playing style with your run of the mill cliche type blues. But I dont think that dismiss's him totaly as a blues player. In fact if Hendrix wanted to just simply focus on playing traditional blues, I have no doubt he would have mastered that sound much like he mastered every other sound he was aiming for.
And yes "once I had a woman" is one of favorites as well. Anything Hendrix did I like. If he wrote a song about poop I would like it. |
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Listen to the first phrases of this. The tone is less wild(I dont have a problem with his wild tone) and the style sounds more like traditional blues than most of his other stuff. I think the phrasing is just fine. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LXDbSJL8ZzE Last edited by blastingas10; 09-28-2011 at 11:43 PM. |
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Yeah you have to excuse Duce he's a good guy but his issue he has with Hendrix is somewhat embarassing. Im glad Hendrix wasnt cliche and always trying to mix things up. What the standard is for the way a certain genre should sound, isnt the standard for everyone.
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Would it be okay to solo over the chord changes in the same key as the key signature? For example, say the chord progession is in the key of A, but it goes through many different chords like C chords and F chords. Would it be okay to just solo in the key of A the entire time?
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key of A should have C#m and F#m chords, not C and F, unless it's song without a tonal centre
soloing in a A scale is fine, if you're playing rock or blues if you want to play jazz, it's better to find the relative scale |
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If you take this progession ![]() and elaborate it with secondary dominants ![]() it changes nothing in the function of the initial triads. |
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