00:00 Hey, I'm Andy Ollidore.
00:17 In this edition of Indeep, we're going to continue looking at ways to improvise on the
00:20 Muddy Waters Blues classic, "Rolling Stone".
00:24 This time we're going to talk about incorporating the use of open strings into improvised phrases
00:29 along the lines of what you'll hear, Jimi Hendrix, Johnny Winter, Stu Ravon, going back
00:34 to Big Bill Brunze, and Lightnin' Hopkins, Magic Sand, people like that, how they would
00:39 utilize open strings.
00:41 Here we go.
00:43 So more of these open string E type of looks.
00:48 I mean, there's so many of them.
00:53 So a good place to start is...
01:01 So that's just...
01:06 And after the first one, there's a million other things you could do.
01:24 So I went...
01:36 Or you could go...
01:41 So that one is...
01:42 More like Steve Ravon.
01:51 Go to the second fret.
01:55 And then first fret from the hammer pole, instead of three, two.
02:02 Which is more what Hendrix would do, or Johnny Winter.
02:04 Steve would go...
02:21 So you can really go to town on these things.
02:32 So that one was...
02:35 And then...
02:45 And then, of course...
02:49 This fast run down.
03:02 So that's one way to do that.
03:07 That was with a slide.
03:13 That's another way.
03:17 Another Steve Ravon type of way of doing it.
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