Psychedelic Hendrix Chord Riffin’
January 8, 2013 No CommentsWe’re continuing our study of the Hendrix chord with a practical lesson on how to create riffs around it.
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We’re continuing our study of the Hendrix chord with a practical lesson on how to create riffs around it.
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