Little Wing 

Are you running a 13 or 14’s on the E? What Wah and tube screamer are you using? Thanks!

@@Cultofpersonality09129 you getting an X-ray on hes tone bru

I already enrolled my second course with Sean. I learnt more than in the years before, it's so much fun! I have a book about how to play like J Hendrix but these courses gave me the kick. 👍👍

Yeah brother, that's doing it for me. Getting those little electric tingles down my spine. Usually means there's some magic sh*t going on nearby. Ah yup, there is. Awesome. I give that a B-. Not bad. Mate! Just kidding. Whats above A+? Like A+ & ELEVATED🔥

Who do you usually have for a physical audience? Like, winged horses & unicorns or what? Just so long as they are mythical. Vocals by a talking snake? That was so good I had to slide the timer right back & do it again. That's an impressive skill. Obviously one which requires no end of practice to be as fluid as you are. As one of the digitally stunted people of this world (short fingers mate, 'es got short finga's) it's only right, & basically a requirement of a digitally stunted person that I despise you,..,.you & your long fingers. But I cannot. You are making great use of those fingers. You are doing the work of musical angels. Musical Angels with Electric Machine Guns. Heaven. 😊

The Gilmour in there is so nice.

I was just thinking about that

Are you the reincarnation of j. Hendrix and SRV??? 😮😮😮😅😅😅 💪💪💪

Definitely! It was like Pink Floyd covering Hendrix...magic.@@PartyKingOfTarzana

Mayer …naw

for real bro, i keep coming back to this video

It’s definitely an awesome rendition of the song - but this is a SRV cover with some creativity thrown in.

Chill out, its just pentatonics man.

Some of the most incredible guitar playing I have ever heard And I've been blessed with seeing all the best Since the very late late 60s

It's way more than pentatonics lmao, you don't know music theory very well.@@michaeldesrosier1068

Not if you’ve seen SRVs cover. Sorry. This guy is good but not SRV good.

I agree 100%, I've been playing for 40 years and this is the most brilliant version I've seen of Stevie's version. It was captivating to listen to and to watch. Mind blowing technique on display all the way through.

OK Boomer

@@BlueInOrangeAgain We can't compare. I would say, this guy's cover interpretation is remarkably played, with just as much feel and tone as SRV's cover. I will give you that he does his own take of SRV's, but in all honesty, it is just as good. SRV remains SRV, we all agree.

You're supposed to hear music not see it. Nobody cares about finger gymnastics

I agree.

There are some comments that make you so frustrated at the ignorance and then there are some comments that bring joy and awe at the thoughtfulness involved . Yours is the latter Hats off to you today .

I'm in the former group.

@@sungearit comes and goes.

Great to hear, thanks a lot!!

Tips or resources for working on this aspect of playing?

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​@@NopeNoWay-us2jkI've fallen off, but this used to be my specialty. In terms of practice habits to get this type of akill, what you want to do is try to create/recreate an entire composition using only your guitar in real time. The way you do this is by distilling a song down to only the essential elements. You can try to make your playing faster to throw more in, but what you are really trying to do is make sure that if there is something in the song that you feel it is imperative to hit, you structur÷ everything around making sure you hit that. As you go on, you begin to compile a list of what the song actually needs, and you make sure that, whatever flourishes you might want to throw in there, you are always meeting those essential elements that you feel constitute the essence of the song. Over time, you will find that you pretty much default into falling into sync. This approach will begin to become a fundamental element of your playing through whatever you wind up playing. Hope this helps.

@@jamescovan8853 wow thank you so much! I’ve screenshot your message so I don’t lose this advice! (Hope that’s okay, thanks again so much it’s extremely helpful)

​@@NopeNoWay-us2jklisten to stevie ray vaughan

At one point in time I owned 4 🤦‍♂️. Down to two. Love them.

The biggest reason they were so popular, is the increased modularity. Most guitars are set neck, here comes the fender market, if you broke a neck unloading after a show, go to the nearest dealer and town and pick one up. Much more durable on the road and of course still cheaper than a Gibson. Leo was a revolutionary, not unlike Les. Both genius just slightly different banners of interest.

Strat is the best out of them all to my liking.

I agree but this guitar is not a Fender

Bro its not a fender, its so funny a lotta people replied your comment and not even one of them realise that is not a fender, including YOU hahahahah 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Thank you!

And Mr. Vaughn

Jimi always appreciated other guitarists' playing. He would probably be humbly embarrassed that so many have been inspired by his music.

What a dumb thing to say.

​@@billlee8798but Vaughn is not creator of little wing

Same here. I know nothing about playing guitar, but I feel this inside.

Cheers!

totally agree and in awe of the amount of time it must of taken to get this all down. wowza. excellent.

Some people are just born with a gift, but yeah thousands of hours. I bet he still feels like there's so much more to learn. Crazy talented.

@@staleyexploresI think Hendrix would have gave him a standing ovation

​@@indow_esktop это талант и + очень много работы. Я сам 25 лет играю на гитаре. И знаю в чём рецепт)

But this aint a strat its a Fraser

@@evh5150 A Fraser that is designed based off of what guitar?

@@williamwhelan997 Exactly it doesn't have to be a Fender to "be" or sound like a "strat". THough it must be said I don't understand paying the money for a "relic-ised" guitar where you are paying someone to take a nice guitar and screw it up a bit. Might as well buy a new one, smack it around, and stick it in a damp shed for a year..!

@@FallNorth Yeah I consider it to be a little cheap, play it until the paint falls off damnit!

guitar elitists and their hate for ageing could fuel our planets electricity generators for years@@williamwhelan997

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Out of curiosity I scoured RU-vid for many other covers of this tune and I discovered two things. There are a helluva lot of talented musicians out there and that this cover right here is by far my favorite. I won't say the best because it's all subjective, but this is so freaking good man!

You don’t know who Phillip Sayce is then.

@@AudioNaut93 Sayce is one of my favorites but this guys technique and smoothness and musicality is a tad better than Sayce IMO.

People don’t understand most terrifying fretboard gymnasts) comes from Hendrix influenced. Not so much in 80s Eddie Van Halen was Clapton and that guy from (Focus)But you have Steve vai Hendrix influenced mostly ,also Joe satriani Hendrix influinced. You ask them favorite guitarist was during 80s both would say Jimi Hendrix. Period (I’ve seen their favorite albums listed top 3 favorites all Hendrix’s basic studio albums. Shawn lane, Paul Gilbert said Shawn lane most terrifying (once upon time in west) earth shattering in uli jon Roth sort of way, Hendrix influenced (earth shattering) 2000s Guthrie goven shreds fusion his guitar influence Jimi Hendrix (like everyone else first started with Hendrix) And today (modern guitarist) absolutely shred elite guys from the 80s. The 80s guys can’t play polyphia (who are also influence by Hendrix, of course hip hop flamenco thump technique. But started with Jimi Hendrix. Polyphia uses rhythm and blues from Jimi’s axis bold love. But polyphia can play anything on spot by today’s standards, because like Jimi Hendrix, polyphia is ahead of the game for thier time.

And apparently neither is Hendrix……great day to ya!

If a mediocre player had the same tone, we’d still know who he was trying to imitate , but this guy actually pulls it off, which takes a pro.

I have allways mised an outro to that song, mybe there was no. But this was close to an outro.

This nearly brought tears to my eyes. God I miss him.

Absolutely agree, I've been playing obsessively for 40 years and this inspired me to go further and work harder. This was a brilliant performance.

Cheers Michael!

SRV only...Jimi was a genious..a revolution...SRV was the boss ...master...

@@user-fj1ty9dn8h go look up Dan Patlansky. He's clearly inspired by SRV but is a great player in his own right

Buckethethead. Give Blue Dunes a listen

@user-xz4wp4vp1y I know buckethead. Monster of a guitarist but I've never been able to get hooked on his music

No guitar can touch the Strat

Same here.... I'm 65......

Thanks a lot!

Cheers man!

Damn good! That tone...man...Pure art!@@seanmannguitar

@@seanmannguitar this video production is off the scale! what camera/lens did you shoot it with? thx

@@MusicFed hey, thanks a lot! I use a Sony A6400 and A6600. Both with power zoom 16-50 lenses

The timing on 1:55 with the route note was just 👌🏼

Thanks man!

Thank you!

Definitely a hot take on the original

May I recommend Stevie Ray Vaughn. Check that one out.

Hendrix would be impressed!

Yeah this is a copy of SRV@@markdonnelly394

Glad you enjoyed it!

you must have soul to play stuff like this

Yeah, fuck AI big time! This is exactly what the world of music actually needs right now: pure human talent.

@@youreallygotmenow4855 I couldn’t agree more. Genious

Totally agree. But even if AI somehow could make something close to this one day (it won't) - still nobody would care. We'd all still love watching the masters like this over anything artificial, I guess sort of in the same way that some people still love watching humans play chess against each other, ain't nobody watching a couple of bots play a game no mater how good they are, and ain't nobody with a soul gonna care about AI music when you've got artists like this absolutely killing it.

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I think you got it,Mann! Blessings.

Cheers man!

@@seanmannguitar well deserved bro

I was thinking if its an old strat or maybe it's one of those ridiculous insane costume shop stratocaster...

At first I have also thought that it's a vintage strato, but later I came across Fraser Guitars and I saw the resemblence. I checked again and Sean is playing one of those. And I agree it looks sooo sexy!

Great song Not a fan of relicked/antiqued guitars. Like buying jeans with holes in them. Wear is earned.

@chrismartin3197 this guy earned what ever he wants to play man.

Guitars sound like thay do. And the performer gets the best out of them.

allll riiight

Thanks for listening

Agreed, Polyphia !!!!!

I think polyphia is alright because they've made it their style, I would much rather them than a cover of a classic that's overplayed and ruined.@@toenailtom654

You should check out this guy called Stevie ray Vaughn

Glad you enjoyed it!

Well said.

Cheers!

К тому же гитара классная. Дорогая. И аппаратура в целом создаёт необходимый звук.

@@BalabanVasylthe price of the guitar is irrelevant. I can play the same thing on my expensive Gibson that I do with my cheap squire. It’s all technique friend :)

​@@JohnnyApp1eseedso is like the furniture A good furniture maker can make a piece of wood brilliant No matter if he uses cheap or expensive tools Expensive tools will hold long and have faster results

Thank you!

Thank you! Cheers!

@@seanmannguitar I felt some Gary Clark in there baby!!!!

Sean is the man my brother!

Thanks a lot!

Thanks alot!

Thanks for listening!

Cheers James!

Thanks for the kind words!

Thanks!

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And I can’t leave the house anymore because all the little kids run away screaming ‘ there’s candle man ‘ …. You see…. Sean totally melted my face !

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Thank you! Cheers!