In Deep: The Jimi Hendrix Rhythm Guitar Method
These videos are bonus content related to the December 2011 issue of Guitar World. For full print reviews, lesson tabs and more, look for the December 2011 issue of Guitar World on newsstands now, or purchase this issue in our online store here.
In this month's edition of In Deep, Guitar World's Andy Aledort takes a close-up look at the rhythm guitar style of Jimi Hendrix.
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Lesson Contents:
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Part 3
These videos are bonus content related to the December 2011 issue of
Guitar World
. For full print reviews, lesson tabs and more, look for the December 2011 issue of
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In this month's edition of In Deep, Guitar World's Andy Aledort takes a close-up look at the rhythm guitar style of Jimi Hendrix.
Part 2
Lesson Contents:
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
These videos are bonus content related to the December 2011 issue of
Guitar World
. For full print reviews, lesson tabs and more, look for the December 2011 issue of
Guitar World
on newsstands now, or purchase this issue in our online store here.
In this month's edition of In Deep, Guitar World's Andy Aledort takes a close-up look at the rhythm guitar style of Jimi Hendrix.
Part 3
Guitar World Associate Editor Andy Aledort is recognized worldwide for his vast contributions to guitar instruction, via his many best-selling instructional DVDs, transcription books and online lessons. Andy is a regular contributor to Guitar World and Truefire, and has toured with Dickey Betts of the Allman Brothers, as well as participating in several Jimi Hendrix Tribute Tours.

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