Jimi Hendrix - People, Hell And Angels Guitar Tab Book

Jimi Hendrix - People, Hell And Angels Guitar Tab Songbook 📚

12 Hit Guitar Recorded Versions For Your Collection

Get ready to explore the musical genius of Jimi Hendrix with the matching folio to his 2013 release "People, Hell and Angels." This guitar tab songbook is a treasure trove of rare recordings that Hendrix made in the late 1960's, showcasing his unparalleled guitar skills and innovative musical ideas.

With 184 pages filled with accurate transcriptions and detailed tablature, this book is a must-have for guitarists who want to dive deep into Hendrix's extraordinary guitar work. From the haunting melodies of "Somewhere" to the fiery riffs of "Crash Landing," and the soulful blues of "Easy Blues," you'll find a variety of captivating songs to learn and master.

Immerse yourself in the raw energy and creativity of Hendrix as you play along with these previously unreleased tracks. Each song is carefully transcribed to capture every nuance and subtlety of Hendrix's playing, allowing you to authentically recreate his iconic sound.

Whether you're a devoted fan of Hendrix or simply looking to expand your guitar repertoire, this songbook is a valuable resource for studying the techniques and musicality of one of the greatest guitarists of all time. 

Song Titles Include:

• 1. Somewhere
• 2. Inside Out
• 3. Bleeding Heart
• 4. Crash Landing
• 5. Earth Blues
• 6. Easy Blues
• 7. Hey Gypsy Boy
• 8. Let Me Move You
• 9. Mojo Man
• 10. Hear My Train A Comin'
• 11. Izabella
• 12. Villanova Junction

Jimi Hendrix Fact - Jimi Hendrix was known for his incredible improvisational skills and his ability to create mind-bending guitar solos. One lesser-known fact about Hendrix is that he was a self-taught guitarist who learned to play by ear and developed his own unique style.

Without any formal music training, Hendrix taught himself to play guitar by listening to records and emulating the sounds he heard. He would spend hours experimenting with different chord progressions, scales, and techniques, constantly pushing the boundaries of what could be done on the instrument.

Hendrix's intuitive approach to guitar playing allowed him to break traditional rules and explore new sonic territories. He used innovative techniques such as feedback, whammy bar manipulations, and unconventional use of effects pedals to create his iconic sound.