Hey joe

Jimi Hendrix

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Hey Joe
Jimi Hendrix


[C]Hey [G]Joe where ya' [D]goin' with that [A]gun in your hand? [E]   [E7]
I said [C]hey [G]Joe [D]where ya [A]goin' with that [E]gun in your hand? [E7]
[C]I'm goin' out to [G]find my woman now [D]she's been [A]runnin' round with some [E]other man [E7]
[C]I said I'm goin' out to [G]find my woman now [D]she's been [A]runnin' 'round with some [E]other man [E7]

Hey Joe tell me what are you gonna do?
Hey Joe tell me what are you gonna do?
Well I guess I'll shoot my woman that's what I'll do
Well I guess I'll shoot them both before I'm through

Hey Joe tell me where are you gonna go?
Hey Joe tell me where are you gonna go?
Well I think I'll go down to my favourite place Mexico 
Well I think I'll go down to where a man can be free
And there ain't gonna be no hangmans ropes gonna be put around me

Zo speel je dit nummer

Leer de akkoorden van Hey Joe van Jimi Hendrix op gitaar. Dit klassieke popnummer uit 1967 van het album Are You Experienced is perfect om mee te beginnen als je de basisakkoorden onder de knie wilt krijgen. Met zijn herkenbare melodie en eenvoudige akkoordenschema kun je je snel inwerken.

Hey Joe staat op beginner-niveau (niveau 2 van 10), dus je hebt geen ingewikkelde technieken nodig. Je werkt met de akkoorden C, G, D, A, E en E7 — allemaal fundamentele grepen die je in veel nummers kunt gebruiken. Het akkoordformaat helpt je snel de structuur te doorzien. Pak je gitaar en begin met dit tijdloze nummer.

How to practise this song

1
Practise the change: E7 ↔ A
Play each chord for 4 beats, then 2, then 1 — with the metronome at 60-70 bpm. Only push the tempo once the change is clean and on time.
Open
2
Great first song
Focus on clean chords — let every string ring. Speed comes by itself once the shapes are right.

Exercise: Akkoord-wisseltrainer (G-D-Em-C)8 min · drill this on its own and this song gets easier by itself