One of Jimi's most beautiful pieces. With Matty D. at Radio Venice. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XzM37Ce-wBk

Being a guitar and music theory teacher, my producer was intrigued by the Greek Modes and how they're used in popular music. The most Bluesy Greek mode would be the Mixolydian mode: the fifth in a series of seven modes, ergo, Mode 5. This particular track was an interesting experiment in looping. The entirety of it is purely improvised. But in this case, we used multitracking. The only other songs that utilize multitracking on this CD were Clear Green and Dreamcatcher. Yet the approach to this one was very very different. It was experimental: I on each of four tracks, my looper was set to fade out the loop I created over time. As the loop faded, I brought in another loop to boost the faded track. There are four tracks here: One represents a quasi bass guitar track, another a rhythm guitar track, another a lead guitar track, and another an effects and quasi percussion track. All were set to fade out, so I had to keep creating new loops on each track as I recorded. This isn't the most popular piece on this record, yet it remains one of my favorites! ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Joyj4ThYXbQ