I haven't heard it, but I love Hey Joe. (was playing it earlier)

[QUOTE=magicbus]I haven't heard it, but I love Hey Joe. (was playing it earlier)[/QUOTE]

I was playing it yesterday. I have a Hendrix Greatest Hits Cd and I tried going through and playing all the songs. All Along The Watchtower and Little Wing proved to difficult to learn on the spot though.

I really wanna learn Little Wing but I get so lazy once I start learning it I just give up.

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]I was playing it yesterday. I have a Hendrix Greatest Hits Cd and I tried going through and playing all the songs. All Along The Watchtower and Little Wing proved to difficult to learn on the spot though.

I really wanna learn Little Wing but I get so lazy once I start learning it I just give up.[/QUOTE]

I believe The Wind Cries Mary is probably my favorite Hendrix song to play, even though I don't know all of it and usually start improvising around the solo. I'd like to learn All Along The Watchtower, but I can't find a decent tab and I always give up.

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]I was playing it yesterday. I have a Hendrix Greatest Hits Cd and I tried going through and playing all the songs. All Along The Watchtower and Little Wing proved to difficult to learn on the spot though.

I really wanna learn Little Wing but I get so lazy once I start learning it I just give up.[/QUOTE]



yeah, I tried learning that song too. It has some difficult phrasing.

Ya I love playing The Wind Cries Mary. I usually can't be bothered to learn a solo, I just improvise and I can usually make it sound pretty close just by matching up certain notes. Purple Haze is the only Hendrix solo I've ever actually bothered learning, it wasn't too hard anyways and I was playing it for a show.

And I can send you that song Thunderstruck (or however you spell your name). What's your AIM?

sinpes21

The Hendrix song I enjoy playing the most on the drums is Fire. BUt I like jamming with any of his songs, Mitch Mitchell is such a great drummer.

Every body jus listen man, GNR are the greatest rockers of all time. the beatles are cool and so are the who but GNR jus rock. Axl despite being a dickhead is blatently the greatest frontman of all time. Slash's solos cant be beaten and i mean c'mon Duff McKagan, hes amazing.

GNR Rule, and in my eyes they founded rock in the 80's. :thumb:

Duff is maybe a little better than mediocre, and many can out play Slash. As far as Axl...ewww.

[QUOTE=TheSpecialist]Every body jus listen man, GNR are the greatest rockers of all time. the beatles are cool and so are the who but GNR jus rock. Axl despite being a dickhead is blatently the greatest frontman of all time. Slash's solos cant be beaten and i mean c'mon Duff McKagan, hes amazing.

GNR Rule, and in my eyes they founded rock in the 80's. :thumb:[/QUOTE]

You hear that?

That distinct sound off in the distance?

That's the sound of you being wrong.

[QUOTE]I really wanna learn Little Wing but I get so lazy once I start learning it I just give up.[/QUOTE]

God I am annoyed by that song.

[QUOTE=TheSpecialist]Every body jus listen man, GNR are the greatest rockers of all time. the beatles are cool and so are the who but GNR jus rock. Axl despite being a dickhead is blatently the greatest frontman of all time. Slash's solos cant be beaten and i mean c'mon Duff McKagan, hes amazing.

GNR Rule, and in my eyes they founded rock in the 80's. :thumb:[/QUOTE]

Okay, so you're saying Axl is better than Robert Plant, Mick Jagger, and Roger Daltry.

Pish-Posh!

[QUOTE=Disconnection Notice]You hear that?

That distinct sound off in the distance?

That's the sound of you being wrong.[/QUOTE]
I hear it.

[QUOTE=MalcolmYoungRock]Okay, so you're saying Axl is better than Robert Plant, Mick Jagger, and Roger Daltry.

Pish-Posh![/QUOTE]

To be honest, Plant and Jagger, possibly. Now Daltrey, no,

[QUOTE=Badmoon]To be honest, Plant and Jagger, possibly. Now Daltrey, no,[/QUOTE]
Leave Jagger alone. :angry:

[QUOTE=Seafroggys]The Hendrix song I enjoy playing the most on the drums is Fire. BUt I like jamming with any of his songs, Mitch Mitchell is such a great drummer.[/QUOTE]

Mitchell is a great drummer. Hes so overshadowed by Hendrix.

[QUOTE=pigonthewing82]Mitchell is a great drummer. Hes so overshadowed by Hendrix.[/QUOTE]


Did he do anything after Experience?

[QUOTE=Badmoon]God I am annoyed by that song.[/QUOTE]

Why?

[QUOTE=Disconnection Notice]Why?[/QUOTE]

If you ever spend time in the Guitar forum (Though, I don't usually post, I look around a lot), "Little Wing" covers come in ever 5 minutes. I wouldn't be surprised if there were at least two on the first page.

And during gym class, my gym teacher plays it all the time.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]If you ever spend time in the Guitar forum (Though, I don't usually post, I look around a lot), "Little Wing" covers come in ever 5 minutes. I wouldn't be surprised if there were at least two on the first page.

And during gym class, my gym teacher plays it all the time.[/QUOTE]

I don't spend time in the Guitar Forum. I have long given up guitar.

And is your gym teacher some kind of burnout? :lol:

[QUOTE]And is your gym teacher some kind of burnout? [/QUOTE]

A burnout who demands respect, and favors swimmers. :(

Well I was watching Friday Night Lights and a guy was wearing a DSOTM shirt. I respected him.

[QUOTE=Livewired]Well I was watching Friday Night Lights and a guy was wearing a DSOTM shirt. I respected him.[/QUOTE]

[B]Everyone wears a DSOTM shirt.[/B]

Anyone heard of Little Feat? They have 2 shows on nugs, and I'm giving it a listen now. They're really good, and I'm fairly sure they'd be classified as classic rock. The show's from '73.

[QUOTE=Badmoon][B]Everyone wears a DSOTM shirt.[/B][/QUOTE]
Hehe exactly. Even me. That's why I respected him, because if i didn't I wouldn't respect myself or Floyd.

I've heard of Little Feat. Have one of their albums too.

Lets talk about On The Beach again. My favorite tracks are the last two; the harmonica rules in Motion Pictures.

[QUOTE=Livewired]Hehe exactly. Even me. That's why I respected him, because if i didn't I wouldn't respect myself or Floyd.

I've heard of Little Feat. Have one of their albums too.[/QUOTE]
Any good? What's it called?

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]Anyone heard of Little Feat? They have 2 shows on nugs, and I'm giving it a listen now. They're really good, and I'm fairly sure they'd be classified as classic rock. The show's from '73.[/QUOTE]

Great band, also one of the earlier Jam Bands along side the Dead and the Allmans. Lowell George (Guitarist/singer) played with Zappa and produced Shakedown Street.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Great band, also one of the earlier Jam Bands along side the Dead and the Allmans. Lowell George (Guitarist/singer) played with Zappa and produced Shakedown Street.[/QUOTE]
Mmm...Shakedown Street, I'm gonna have to give that a listen after this.

Any recommendations?

[QUOTE=wanton]Lets talk about On The Beach again. My favorite tracks are the last two; the harmonica rules in Motion Pictures.[/QUOTE]
Mine are For The Turnstiles and Revolution Blues.