[Harp-L] Hendrix licks
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- Date: Thu, 11 Aug 2005 15:00:29 -0700 (PDT)
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John Popper (heh-heh) often cites Hendrix as his main influence on harmonica. Now personally I
don't hear it. But recently I have been learning to play some Hendrix licks on my XB-Melody.
Jimi does a tune called "Easy Blues" which is basically the vamp from Killer Joe. It's a killer
alright, as Jimi just burns up the pentatonic scales. Of course there's infinitely more to
Jimi's playing than just scales, but there's still a whole lot to be learned from the way he
approaches them. And it's such a stone gas to actually be able to approximate some of his licks
on the XB-Melody and hear his stuff coming out of my own mouth! I know more than few guitar
players who spend their whole lives apeing Jimi, and now I know why! It feels so good!
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