This is a lesson on How to play Solo of “Foxy Lady” by Jimi Hendrix. Check it out!

This is a lesson on How to play Solo section from song “Out In The Street” by UFO. The Solo consists of 2 parts – Slow and Fast. Check it out!

We continue with Part 3 of the lesson on How to play “Little Wing” by Stevie Ray Vaughan. This part picks up the pace in dynamics, so you’ll need an overdrive pedal to add a bit more gain and sustain. As usual there are some great licks in this part. Check it out!

Here’s Part 2 of the lesson on How to play Stevie Ray Vaughan’s version of “Little Wing”. This Part includes the first “quiet” Solo. Check it out!

This is a lesson on How to play 2 Solos from “Hey Joe” by Jimi Hendrix. First Solo is from the album version, the second one is from the BBC sessions. Check it out!

This is Part 2 of the lesson on How to play “Nobody Rides For Free” by Ratt. In this Part I break down the 2 Solos from the song. Check it out!

This is a lesson on How to play the Outro Solo from Can’t Get Enough by Bad Company. Enjoy!

Here’s a lesson on How to play the main Solo from Can’t Get Enough by Bad Company. There are 2 guitar parts which combined together make a nice harmony. 

This is a lesson on How to play the Outro Solo from the Ocean by Led Zeppelin. This is from the Live version they played in NY in 1973.

This is a follow up lesson on the Ocean by Led Zeppelin. In this lesson I explain how to play the first Solo from the song. Very cool, very “Jimmy” Solo. He’s using the Wah pedal in this Solo as well. Check it out!

Ok, this is a follow up lesson on How to play the Solo from Purple Haze by Jimi Hendrix. Short but cool Solo, in which Jimi introduces the use of Octave pedal, that was one of his trademarks of the sound. I also use an octave pedal from Elite Tone. Check it out!

Alright, here’s the Solo section from My Lovely Man by RHCP. John was heavily influenced by Jimi Hendrix and you can hear that in a lot of his solos. The first part of the solo starts off with some unison bends, that Jimi used quite a lot in his playing. The second part is just crazy use of blues and minor pentatonic scales in Hendrix’s fashion as well. All in all it’s a great solo, check it out!

This is a lesson on the Solo section from the studio version of Freedom. Nothing too complicated but it’s got some tasty licks, as always. Check it out!