Solo more soulfully by learning Hendrixs double-stop secrets @guitarist
Solo more soulfully by learning Hendrixs double-stop secrets  @guitarist
Uploaded May 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Richard Barrett shows you how to weave bluesy and soulful double stops (two-note chord fragments) into your soloing, in the cosmic blues style of Jimi Hendrix, as used in legendary tracks such as Little Wing and The Wind Cries Mary and which also underpin Stevie Ray Vaughan and John Mayer's playing. In this beautiful lesson in Jimi-style double-stop licks, Richard shows you how to harness the power of Jimi's flowing style, which seamlessly blends bluesy chords with stinging single-note runs and expressive bends.

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Full lesson and TAB in Richard's Blues Headlines column in Guitarist Magazine Issue 512, link below.
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Solo more soulfully by learning Hendrix's double-stop secrets

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