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@jairuspendley9525

Жыл бұрын

Hey do Pail gap the greatest Jimi song ever

Thank you for being so verbally descriptive and how you formed those cords. As a blind person that really makes a difference when people describe what they’re doing. Awesome job!

@markybgoode

2 жыл бұрын

Hi amazing lesson. Those are some great chords. I wrote them all down. Your a great player of Hendrix. If he were here I think he might say, dial back the reverb. Just a bit. Dont saturate your beautiful playing with effects. Use them "conservatively." Thanx for the lesson!

@dreyn7780

2 жыл бұрын

Its wrong information and keeps fooling the audience.

@peterm3964

Жыл бұрын

Blind man watchin you tube . well i call BULLSHIT .

@LetArtsLive

Жыл бұрын

@@dreyn7780 maybe instead of playing video games you should learn guitar? I don't like when people down people like that for no reason whatsoever!

How much Jimi taught us at only age 27. I feel a little empty every time thinking how much more we could have seen from him! Great lesson.

@JimMorrisonLoL

3 жыл бұрын

Sean Patrick Murphy it's heartbreaking what we lost when we lost Jimi

@davidclark625

3 жыл бұрын

I think about this all the time, he was a mad scientist in the guitar and music world. Jonny Greenwood, Dimebag Darrell, SRV, and EVH were and have been extremely groundbreaking and inventive to technique and sound, but nobody changed as much as Jimi, and that was without much in effects and recording technology. Jonny (and Radiohead in general) is the only one who really comes close.

@paddymurph

3 жыл бұрын

​@@davidclark625 Absolutely. Most of my favorites were influenced by him, what would they be without? And I think it's easy now for us to forget how much genius went into innovation back then, with no Internet. You essentially did need to think it up originally.

@marielouisehanadi3549

3 жыл бұрын

Try Hank Marvin...

@Sasquatch10

3 жыл бұрын

It absolutely BLOWS my mind to think of what he achieved in such a short time.

Hi, I’ve been playing guitar for 60 years now and I “stumbled” onto your channel. I just wanted to say how much I enjoy your fresh approach and youthful enthusiasm. I’m a new subscriber, ‘cause you never stop learning from other players.🎸❤️

@blazin7

2 жыл бұрын

I’ve been playing for 24 years and I feel the same way she teaches and it’s fun to watch great job and great for new guitar players who want to get into playing and even for guys like me as well I didn’t know the Jimi Hendrix chord 🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻

@tsilikgabo8768

2 жыл бұрын

Hey Chuck.. you may be democrat and here, I agree with you.. You've been playing a little longer than I.. Best wishes.

@musselchee9560

11 ай бұрын

❤ your work. Jimi lives.

I've been playing guitar over 60 years and I can't tell you how much I love your videos. It's a pleasure watching a guitar player doing instructional video that doesn't start off looking like an audition! Kudos to you!

Thanks . It's good to see young people acknowledge Jimi. I first heard of him on a bus to my tenth grade class. I picked up the guitar at that point and never took formal lessons. You are great on guitar. I think Hendrix would be honored that you have such an appreciation for his playing. I love what you are doing. I was in tenth grade in 1971.

@danielkanelos135

3 жыл бұрын

Greatness Stays Alive In love With GOD PATH

@dreyn7780

2 жыл бұрын

Wrong, wrong and wrong. Gossip lies.

@worldsdumbesttrumpturd....3143

Жыл бұрын

Damn jimmy rode the same bus as you?

whenever i see ayla, i click fast. humble, talented, knowledgeable, and very articulate ❤️

@dreyn7780

2 жыл бұрын

And wrong and a liar and has been reported for misleading and spam information. Not 1 jimi hendrix brand product was played or purchased or heard during the making of this video. If you do it again you're going to be reported too.

I like Ayla. It's like hanging out with a friend on the sofa of the rehearsal room showing each other some guitar tricks. It's entertaining, educating and relaxing at the same time. Good energy.

@darrinhargis

2 жыл бұрын

You play beautifully but you need to stop sticking your wrist out or you're gonna give yourself carpal tunnel fix that

Isn't Watching her gives you positive vibes ? I love to wach her teaching whatever she teaches with smile and joyfulness .. 💖

@VlonceDaBoy

3 жыл бұрын

She is boring actually

@andrewtoebbe3885

3 жыл бұрын

Definitely

@Indobiker61

3 жыл бұрын

Think your in love man 🥰😍

@stratcat9432

3 жыл бұрын

@@VlonceDaBoy That's what your wife tells her friends concerning your skills in the boudoir.

@wheelie63

2 жыл бұрын

you are so right .

Ayla, this is great! Such clarity in explaining something beautiful and complicated!

I wish I could find a guitar teacher who teaches in this no nonsense, enthusiastic style here in the Uk.

@franciscolorence8484

3 жыл бұрын

Here it is, dude! The rest goes on your effort😉

@georgeargyris1738

3 жыл бұрын

Mike is personal effort mate + teacher's will to help without keeping you behind in knowledge and tips. Few teachers give you the gist and more profound understanding. all and all is 12 notes 7 modes (+ varieties of styles created based on each one of them) and shapes! Cheers

@danielkanelos135

3 жыл бұрын

Listen play for loud Noise HuMM. Golf is a difficult Practice Too

@dadmadforgot4050

2 жыл бұрын

You don’t need a teacher. Teach yourself, use your brain and just play. And try not just copy other people- just play man.

I'm glad you are such a fan of JH. I was lucky enough to see him live three times when he was in the UK. Without a doubt he was mesmerising. Keep the faith Ayla and keep playing

@TonyAguirreJazz

2 жыл бұрын

Nice, I was at the Maui concert age the ripe old age of 7

@markr.devereux3385

2 жыл бұрын

Wow aRAINBOW BRIDGE CONCERT GOER. I Absolutely luv that record. When you didn't think HENDRIX could get any better here comes RAINBOW BRIDGE. PALI GAP instrumental which I guess came about just prior to WOODSTOCK FESTIVAL. is featured here. Beautiful piece of guitar work.

@dreyn7780

2 жыл бұрын

Wrong.

It's really nice to sit and watch your videos - Even the way you talk to your audience, brings good mood!

Love your videos! I'm a Hendrix fan too! The first live concert I ever went to was Jimi Hendrix in Shreveport, Louisiana in 1968! It was mind blowing! Now, many years later, I'm retired and I'm learning guitar and having a blast with your videos!

This was great. You managed to teach all these amazing chords in less than 15 minutes. Brilliant.

@dreyn7780

2 жыл бұрын

Wrong.

Agreed on May This Be Love. Such an ethereal song (IMO) that simply captivates you into a dreamlike state.

You’re quickly becoming one of my favorite go to guitar instructors. Love your personality, passion, playing and knowledge! Thank you!

The way you teach music is so cool!! I enjoy every video you post on your channel❤️ please keep teaching us all the knowledge you have! Thank you 🙏

She is a beast, absolutely one of my favorite new breed of guitarists.

Thank you for this great quality video lesson. Really like Hendrix and learning to play guitar. Picked up my guitar again, which is a lot more fun with these kind of videos.

To hear you saying "probably one of the biggest jimmi hendrix fans on the planet" is just a reassurance that everything is in place

@dreyn7780

2 жыл бұрын

... who's never bought anything from the JH brand product range. Its Obvious you're deaf and blind cause not 1 jimi hendrix brand item was used during the making of this video. You've been reported for misleading information comment.

What a clear and excellent lesson. Thanks for such much dedication to your detail and knowledge on explaining all the chords. God bless your career and dedication to the instrument.

15 years old, Hendrix gets his first guitar. 21 yo, discharged from the Army, plays guitar for Isley Brothers and Little Richard (has only been playing for SIX YEARS). 24 years old. Top of the UK charts for 'Hey Joe', 'Purple Haze', 'The Wind Cries Mary' (Only playing for 9 years). 27 year old, dead. (Only playing for 12 years)

What I most liked was the theory behind. It's amazing to know not only how but also why.

I like how you give a clear explanation of each chord and a quick example of the tune it is from along with the breakdown of the components. Your approach is good for multiple levels of guitar players and I enjoy your channel...guess it is finally time to subscribe !!!

For the first time ever --I can now embellish this A major chord --tried for 20 yrs ---thankyou so much --(on screen diagrams are AMAZING !)

You are a joy to watch, enjoyed every second,..and I have to admit I picked up pretty use full stuff from your video, thanks a lot. Cheers mike

Thanks. Good work. Saw Jimi,s last concert. He was amazing.

I don’t even play guitar but I loved this video. What a talented and genuinely lovely person.

Great illustration!!! Thanks for sharing.

Thank you Ayla, very useful piece of info!-love the energy too, you make me want to pick the guitar right now!

This is a great lesson and such a clear description of these chords. But the best part of this is at 09:50 Always move your body to the beat. It makes a huge difference to the vibe you put out when you play. Hear the drums iny our mind and play to them. Always play to the mind drums!

You're an honorable player, Ayla. Thanks for doing what you do. You're absolutely phenomenal, and so humble, and very appreciated.

I love the way you play Since I've Been Loving You! It's amazing! ♥

Great teacher ,I subscribed! Luv Hendrix !

Great Video! Thank you!

WOW!! Good and very useful lesson. Thanks!

Very insightful. Thank you

Lovely explanation. Thanks very much 😊

So cool Ayla! Thanks for taking your time to learn us all of these. Just watched your last video about how to get rid of the buzz sound when we plug the guitar. Now watching this, its actually a little bit annoying indeed. You are an awesome soul. Take care !

Wonderful. I really enjoyed this video. You're very good.

Breathe of fresh air!!! I'm so glad good people like you are carrying on his music Thank you

Thanks. Wow! You make it seem so easy. Your hard work and studies really paid off.

I like that your including the "chordal movements" that are possible with these chords.

More videos from Ayla! She's fantastic.

@MusoraMedia

3 жыл бұрын

We'll definitely have more coming soon :)

@tomfoolery333

3 жыл бұрын

First one I have seen. She is a great teacher and so talented. Great video.

Great stuff!

I dig her!!! She's good! Definitely going to work on those chords. Thanks.

You’re a sweet inspiration for all guitarists in need of a lesson; Thank you so much ma’am❤😊

Awesome lesson, thanks.

Hendrix was godlike! Thanks so much for sharing these lessons. You're amazing. I'm so glad I found among all the KZread hacks.

Ayla,you've gotta be the most humble and experience guitarist that I've ever seen! You're awesome!

Thank you! I enjoy your way of teaching. The chords are fun to play.

Great lesson, TY!

Tks tks tks, your video was sooo usefull and right after this msg i ll grab my guitar and practice. By the way i am 63 and jimi s music runs in my veins since i was 12. You re lovely tks

Ayla is such a gifted instructor. As an advanced beginner (oxymoron) she has some very basic lessons for my ability and this, what I’d categorize as advanced. She’s so patient sounding which translates to “encouraging” for me, personally

You’re a great teacher. Appreciate all the helpful info! (cool personality too😎)

Thank you for this video! Good demonstrations!

so cool, thank you!

Great video. I also love Jimi and was lucky enough to see him twice before he left us. I'd love to be able to play those chords like you. Being a bass player most of my life, 6 strings is another world! I'll keep practicing and you keep posting vids. Thanks!

Thank you, Ms.Ayla Tesler-Mabe for a exlant lesson on Jimi. I'v been playing for years. I must say your a good instructor. Up and coming guitarist need good teachers and guitar players like you to pass the toarch on to others just learning to play. Thank you again.

Wonderful job on the chords and embellishments, Jimi is my ultimate guitar hero!

@dreyn7780

2 жыл бұрын

Then you should know none of this IS jimi hendrix sound. I heard a fender guitar in use but not 1 jimi hendrix sound. She didn't buy anything from the JH brand. No buy, NO sound.

great Vid as usual

Thanks, nice , clear, good stuff.

Nice lesson Ayla! The G#m7 is part of a progression from E to F#m to G#m (where you can also go up to A) used in “Sweet Melissa”, in Chicago’s music, and many more

Some great must know info for all guitar enthusiast 🤩

blew my mind you are very talented and a great teacher keep up the good work

Stuff I already knew but didn't know the theory behind it. Thank you, I'll be watching this again in the morning when I'm awake!

Great Lesson! Thanks!

Great video !

Fantastic! Thank you.

Thanks for the lesson. Your a great player with a wonderful personality.

So totally enjoyed the video thank you for sharing! Got a couple of stratocasters by hap chance brought into my life. Electronic keyboard brought me the guitar put in my hands acoustic different circumstances. I'm a singer-songwriter now. Here a few strat players in Seattle downtown have been playing on the streets. Love the sound.really looking forward to learning how to do what you shared thank you so much. 👍 Good things for you and yours always. Love ❤️ your attitude as well and your wonderful teaching abilities and wow you can really play for sure!

What a great teacher, wish I had found you 10 yes ago! Keep up great work

Thanks . I very much appreciate the run through . Always good to brush up theory to break repetitive habits

this is amazing quality instruction on every level, content, production value, everything. really impressed. Will watch all of these for sure.

@dreyn7780

2 жыл бұрын

Not 1 jimi hendrix brand product was played or purchased or heard during the making of this video. You've been reported for misleading information. Do it again and you'll be removed from KZread.

Awesome video and thank you very much for sharing your skills. 👍👍💚

I first saw Jimi on BBC TV. He was famous in the U.K. before North America. Played guitar with a pick in his mouth, and sometimes with guitar behind his head. Saw him live in Vancouver B.C. Your videos are great. ☮️💜🇨🇦

Ayla, thanks for being such a great tutor and such a lovely, chilled person. I love your personality. Peace.🙏

@dreyn7780

2 жыл бұрын

Its all wrong information and She's been reported for misleading information.

you're a great inspiration! thanks for your videos...I am a big Hendrix fan too..keep playing

Like you, I am a Jimi Hendrix devotee. An illuminating video. Thank You. As for the chord so many guitarists associate with Jimi, you probably know that George Harrison used a D7#9 on his brilliant "Taxman" .

Great job teaching these leasons, I love it

thanks a lot !! i was searching for how the chords work sound in purple haze! you played them cool ! plus vibrato in that Jimmy E. thing

This is amazing!

I just subscribed...you are a good teacher...your right hand technique when u let loose is nice...plus your vibe is as cool af 😎

Thank you for sharing these videos and no ads I appreciate it. I like to learn all different kinds of music and try to incorporate it into one of my songs somehow but I need to get with it again it's a giant stress reliever music can heal your soul. Personally the best musicians I know where I live they don't play this song exactly they always change something and they do it on purpose to give it a little of their own personality. I don't think anybody plays the song exactly the same every time do they? The best musicians where I live they have good days and bad days also but if you didn't know music you'd never noticed they missed a note or two or something they just keep going and that's really hard to do

I love the open mindedness in yours language.. Thank you for acknowledging the rules and acknowledging that it's fine if a writer wants to bend or break them.. that was always something I appreciate it about music and it's rules is that the rules are not 100% rigid and they could always be accepted as flexible.. maybe that's why I loved music so much and the more I learned about it and learn to play as a teenager it became so much a part of me and my life because I didn't like how many things in the world were not so flexible and it was one thing that always was and will be for me and that is music and arts..

Very inspiring lesson, thank,you.

You're normally already a very good teacher, but it's impressive how more confident and motivated you teach when it's about Hendrix 🤩

Great strat. sound! and I like your playing!

So cool! This video makes me want to listen to more Hendrix!

@dreyn7780

2 жыл бұрын

Not 1 jimi hendrix brand item was used during the making of this video. Not 1 jimi hendrix sound was happening in this video.

You came recommended in the Google app!! Great stuff!🥳

I gotta brag again. I saw Jimi play in Oakland in 1969, he opened with "Fire" & closed with Voodoo Chile, what a show, if I remember correctly, tickets were 4.50 where I sat, I wanna go back in time! Yea, I'm an old guy. Rock on. Thanks for the lesson.

Really enjoyed this, go girl go..

FYI to all. The Hendricks chord also played on the intro to Moody Blues Story in Your Eyes

Great video. Congrats on all your Jimi homework. You make a great teacher. He would be proud. Good luck with your playing and channel :)

Real cool! Rock on!🤟

fantastic tone!👍👍👍👍

Great video🙏🙏👌Thx

Inspiring!!! Thanks!

Your impact is quite Hendrixy! .. . Amazing! Keep it up.. Awaken the energies of yore!.. I'mna go get me some guitars and play again. 😊