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  1. Bob Taylor says:

    What’s going on Andy I was watching a YouTube video with Rick Bato , Topic was about , If Jimi Hendrix was a new artist today ,He would not be notist . I think that is b.s. , I still get a rush when I here Jimi’s guitar playing .I could not think anybody else to ask this guestion , I still think Jimi is the best that ever lived 2023 and forever . I think you are a great theacher . And still go through the guitar world dvd’s That you teach . It must have taken a lot of time and effort to figure out all Jimi’s music . Thank god for you Andy .Thank’s
    Please tell me what you thing about Jimi now being no big deal if he was a new guitar player today . Thanks Andy Bob Taylor

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    • andyaledort says:

      Hey Bob–
      I like Rick but I think it’s a ridiculous statement, and pointless also because today is not the same as 57 years ago, though that is likely part of Rick’s point. The argument can be made that without Jimi, music would have been completely different and the guitar pyrotechnics os the 70s and 80s would not have happened. So it’s silly–Jimi will forever sound like the most innovative, futuristic guitarist of all time because he is!
      All the best,
      Andy

  2. KYLE SAVAS says:

    As per the conversation about Jimi Hendrix and his ability to play and be recognized as the greatest guitarist ever opinions are like assholes everybody’s got one I have yet to hear any of the top guitarist while they were alive and ones still living ever claim another guitarist was as innovative or more influential guitar playing let’s not forget JIMI Add his opinion and was inspired by those before him and I don’t believe he ever wanted to be the greatest guitarist in the world he just wanted to play and that he did . THANK YOU ANDY ,SAM,and ROY for an incredible evening at Beau’s on NOV.25th

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  3. Brian David says:

    Hi Andy,

    Was reading your article about Jimi Hendrix last week in Guitarworld.com
    I am introducing the Wizzax at the NAMM Show next week in Anaheim. Will you be there?
    Looing to connect and share our new thing. Yu can check it out on our website. Wizzax.com
    Would love to here from you, and any advice on how to promote the Wizzax.
    Best regards, Brian David

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    • andyaledort says:

      Hey Brian—great to hear from you. I will not be at NAMM but I will look for some vids on Wizzax.
      Andy

  4. Tim Bowden says:

    Tim Bowden Hi Andy, It’s an honor to finally drop you a line. I have been a fan for more years than I can remember. I have all your Hendrix “How to Play” DVD’s and your playing is EXCELLENT! Unfortunately, we moved from N.Y. to N.C. and from the point of view of Music Stores & Book Stores – it’s a cultural wasteland! I can’t even find a copy of Guitar World. I’m 72 yo and about 4% Computer Savvy. Anyway – to business. If Cream’s “Crossroads” from Wheels of Fire is Clapton’s Ying then his slow Blues Tune “Sleepy Time, Time” Live from Live Cream is his Yang! Do you know if anybody has Transcribed the former to Tab or can play it? I’ve tried to figure it out but without not much luck. Even at my age I would still like to learn it! Cream’s version at their 2005 concert at Royal Albert Hall was OK but couldn’t touch Live Cream’s version. Thanks for hearing me out and until next time THE BEST!

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    • andyaledort says:

      Hey Tim–
      Much thanks for the very kind words!Are you looking for a transcription of “Sleepy Time Time?” If so, I don’t know if one exists; I don’t remember transcribing it though I may have. I’d be happy to shoot a video for you onhow to play it if you like, or we could do a Zoom lesson on it. Lmk wacha think.
      Thanks and all the best!
      Andy

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