What legendary lick title should I use next? P.S. for some reason KZfaq wouldn’t allow the actual Lenny strat to be pictured. Copyright I guess?

Imagine living out the rest of your life knowing you left Woodstock early and missed Jimi Hendrix.

Legendary licks that you think is a guitar ( but it's a bass)

"...because im a normal person" owns 500 pedals, 10 amps and more guitars then the guitarcenter itself xD

I just realized that Jimi was trying to recreate the sound of bomb bursting in the air

His guitar wasn’t a $2mil guitar when he was playing it…

You should try legendary riffs you think are awesome but they aren't without all the effects

Stevie Ray Vaughn licks don't sound the same without his piano strings.

Legendary Licks Written by a Session Player

Legendary licks that sound awful without accompaniment but are absolutely stunning with it.

Is no one gonna talk about how good the star spangled banner sounded

Legendary licks you think are legendary because they are 0.3.5

Tyler’s SRV attempt is a great example of how someone could be a phenomenal guitar player yet not be phenomenal in every style!

Legendary licks that are hard because they’re cheap. (Gear either cheap or malfunctioning and therefore hard to replicate.)

Paul Allen bought Hendrix's axe. Paul Allen was murdered with an axe by Patrick Bateman.

The man from Microsoft, Paul Allen was a great Hendrix fan and a good blues guitarist himself. He is one of my favorite cool nerds :)

Gamora: Did you play the licks? Thanos: Yea Gamora : What did it cost Thanos: Everything

Legendary licks you think are hard (because they make you hard)

How about Legendary Licks you think are hard because they're played badly? Make it about licks that are either recorded with an out-of-tune guitar, malfunctioning gear, or some kind of technique that any teacher would discourage.

Legendary licks that you think are bad because they’re played by Nickelback.

Legendary licks you think are hard because you don’t know the technique (tool- Jambi for example)

Legendary licks you don't wanna try because they are too mainstream

That guitar wasn't Lenny. You can now buy a pedal named Dr Robert that nails the Revolver Vox tone.

No one: Every mediocre guitarist with his new pedal trying to show off: 3:44

Legendary Licks that sound heavy, but are played on single coils

Legendary bends you think are hard (because they're Gilmour's)

Dude you have this amazing room and a regular ass door on the right. Complete the feel.

Pricing the guitar because it's the one they owned vs what a vintage one of that model would cost. Intellectually lazy.

Legends licks you think are hard, because it’s a twin guitar riff

Legendary licks you think are legendary (and they are, but they are covers)

Very good video. You´re such a good player. The Beatles used the Hendrix chord you mentioned, in different tonalities in various songs and years. I remember “Till there was you”, 1963, F# shape, “I don´t want to spoil the party”, 1965, D shape, “Michelle”, 1966, B# shape and “Taxman” as you covered. As I recall, Paul McCartney mentioned that they learned this particular chord from a jazz musician in the early sixties at a Liverpool music shop.

2:47 me: oh boy he’s gonna play it I can’t wait to hear how it sounds! Some random lady in an ad: *have you every wondered what happens when you pour salt into a cabbage?*

Legendary Licks that get claimed by UMG everytime.

Legendary licks you think are hard (because they are prog)

Legendary licks that are played on an acoustic guitar.....

Ngl, you’re seriously one of the only people to cover his style of the anthem and do the sound affects almost as clear and convincing as Jimi. You heard the planes fighting the bombs crashing the ambulances everything it was nuts

Legendary Licks you think are hard because you can’t hear them 🤙🏻

A+ series. Just awesome.

You made some mistakes regarding The Beatles and Taxman. First of all, it was George's guitar, it wasn't shared contrary to what the Hey Bulldog promo may have you believe. Second of all, it was only used in 1966 for the Revolver sessions and brought back in February 1968 for Lady Madonna, Hey Bulldog, Across The Universe, and was used during the White Album sessions until Eric gave him a Les Paul in early August 1968. Finally, while George uses his SG for most of Revolver, he uses Rocky, his 1961 Fender Stratocaster, on Taxman. Besides that, great video although i would've listed the average price of the model of guitar instead of the price of that specific guitar. For example, listing the price of an early-CBS Strat instead of the specific guitar Hendrix used.

"This gear costs more than all of our gear combined" standing in front of nearly $70,000 in guitars & pedals

Wow your performance of Star spangled banner is really impressive ! Good job !

You play SRV without .013 gauge strings??? BURN THE WITCH!!!!!!!

I am cracking up because I have subtitles on and whenever you play it says [applause]

Man you are awesome, absolutely love this channel

Legendary licks you think are easy because they're hard (I'm running out of ideas)

Legendary licks that people remember not from the source but from projects that used them (movies, games, etc).

These keep getting better and better

Love the way you teach. Not only licks but gear set up too. Please make more legendary licks

Legendary licks that are strange because they are played on bass

Licks Legendary Are You Think (not they yeah)

Legendary licks/riffs that aren’t legendary (but should be).

3;56-4:00 actual sounds of me playing anything lmao spot on! Thanks for covering my playing. Never thought I'd see my style in a video

Legendary licks from songs in legendary movies

Legendary licks that need technology. For example, Summer Nights by Van Halen. You can do it with a Steinberger Transtrem, a couple EHX Pitchforks, a double neck guitar with different timings, a Roland Midi setup, or a really quick hand with the tuners.

Really like your vids! A mix of humorous, knowledgeable insights! Lots of fun to watch! Keep them coming please! THANK YOU!

I see the Beatles logo I click... It’s simple math

Legendary licks that are heavy (because they're METAL) (or vice versa)

Legendary licks you think are hard (but you can learn them with guitar supersystem)

Hey, love the quality of your videos. Take care, great work!

Legendary cool licks, you can't play because of KZfaq copyright.. 😉

I think you pretty much nailed all of the sounds... Love the Hendrix tone!!!

I've always thought Clapton used a hammer-on/pull-off on that high Layla riff... Sounds great! Keep up the good work

Your videos are so dope. Thank you!!

Great job Tyler! Really enjoyed this one.

Fun fact: Paul actually wrote and played the Taxman solo and I'm 90% sure he played it on his Epiphone Casino.

Legendary Licks You Think Are Hard (because they were edited post-production)

Incredible man. Nice work

"I don't have 500,000 $ lying around" Some time later "I'm going to buy the first clon/klon"

Lenny was actually a red Fender strat. The one you are talking about is called No.1. Stevie was always playing around with his amps and tuning techniques most notably tuning a half step down. On the outside No1 looks like a regular stratocaster but had double wound single coil pickups to help with sustain and produced a richer sound. I have these in my strat as Fender capitalized on the sound and made reproductions called Texas Specials. Stevie and Jimi are so alike because they were always fidling around with sounds especially in live settings.

Legendary licks that are detuned. Legendary licks that nobody talks about

Legendary licks to try out in a guitar store to impress those employed there

Yay! I really love your videos. Thank you so much for making my day (week, month) better

I thought expensive because of copyright

1:48 That would be the equivalent of $13,942,202.55 in today’s money.

Nailed the tone on every single one man. Good work.

Man you don’t know how I happy I was when he said his favorite Beatles song was Taxman 😂

I have to say, I was really impressed / surprised at how close the Hendrix tone was. Far surpassed my expectation.

Legendary licks that you think are hard (because they're HEAVY!!!! )

Amazing tone. You nailed it. Also, great call on the #9 chord. Never thought of that. It was actually released in Aug 66, 10 months before Are You Experienced. Great channel.

That's probably the best/coolest Hendrix demo I've ever seen.

A long time ago (before Led Zep) Jimmie page was a pretty popular session musician. I saw a documentary about some of the famous riffs he did for other artists and was surprised at exactly how many famous guitar parts are actually his that not many people know about

Wow that's a a cool looking Danelectro, the stock sings to me!

Damn that star spangled banner tone was spot on. Even sounded like old audio that was incredible man! I wish I had your music knowledge @MusicIsWin

You also have to remember that with old live performances, particularly jimi/Woodstock, what was recorded, and what was played on stage were likely a LOT different. Old analog console, being driven half to death for 3 days, not properly grounded, in the rain - probably added a lot of harmonics and warmth that wasn't coming from the amps on stage. It's *impossible* to accurately recreate that.

Legendary licks that would get instant copyrighted

HE USED MY COMMENT FOR THE OPENING AAAAAAHHHHHHH

wow man, nice video... such a great video quality also. Thanks for sharing.

You are a tremendous guitar player! But you have to say your name at the beggining haha Loved your licks selection!! Thank you so much, you have a new suscriber! haha Keep on with the good job!!

Legendary Licks in unusual modes. Miserlou comes to mind

Legendary licks that are simple but require multiple effects

That all black danelectro guitar with the dark fingerboard..... Is just plain gorgeous!

Hey there your lessons are great, it is a great show we love it !!! What you show people is great. For those who just do it with just an acoustic, I have a Neighbor who plays most anything he wants on one cheap Martin OM “CLONE” From Korea, his ability is beyond myself & many others with out the use of a nine volt What ever pedal or amplifier, weather a person has the cash or not you can still rock_ We should probably just play the best that you can with what you got, With or with out all the gear.

Legendary licks so legendary that they aren't even played by the lead guitarist

Legendary licks that sound hard (but there's more than one part)

I've heard some of the unique Hendrix distortion came from him using a very coiled, unnecessarily long input cable from his guitar to his amp. Love the vids!

Bombs dropping and even an Ambulance i heard, in the Woodstock performance. You did it proud. You could have borroewed my Arbiter.

Want to challenge yourself? Legendary licks that are hard because I'mplaying a guitar strung upside down.

Duane Allman came up with the basis of the “Layla” riff. Just throwing it out there.

I always enjoy your videos. You are great at explaining things, and an amazing guitar player. I just wanted to chime in to say "Revolver" came out in 1966, not 1967. Thus, the 7#9 in Taxman definitely preceded Hendrix!

Legendary long lasting licks and the logic that lays or lingers within them