Name: Jimi Hendrix 真的史上最屌吉他手嗎？| Rick Beato & Lex Fridman (Is Jimi Hendrix the greatest guitar player of all time? | Rick Beato and Lex Fridman)
Uploaded: 2026-03-08T21:38:34.000Z
Duration: 10 min 6 s

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You had, I think, an incredibly fun and diverse beginning to your music journey.

我覺得你的音樂旅程有個非常有趣又多元的開端。

I heard somewhere that one of the things that made you fall in love with music was listening to guitar solos, some epic guitar solos.

我聽說，讓你愛上音樂的原因之一，就是聽吉他獨奏，一些史詩級的吉他獨奏。

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What's an early guitar solo that you remember you connected to spiritually, musically, where you're like, wow, there's magic in this.

有沒有哪個早期的吉他獨奏，讓你覺得在精神上、音樂上產生連結，讓你覺得「哇，這太神奇了」？

Well, the first solo that I learned was hey Joe.

嗯，我學的第一個獨奏是 Hey Joe。

It was actually a good beginner song, you know, when I first started playing the guitar, because it has pretty simple chords, right?

其實這是一首很適合初學者的歌，你知道的，我剛開始彈吉他時，因為它的和絃很簡單，對吧？

And I learned the solo and I figured out this, like.

然後我學了獨奏，我發現了這個，像是。

I didn't know that's what it was called, but learned this thing, and

我那時候不知道它叫什麼，但學會了這個東西，然後

it's like, whoa, he's just in this one shape here now.

哇，他現在就只是一個這樣的形狀。

If you could figure out the notes, you noticed that there was a little pattern to it.

如果你找出音符，你會注意到它有一個小小的規律。

And I showed my younger brother John, who started playing guitar right at the same time I did.

我還拿給我弟弟 John 看，他跟我差不多時間開始學吉他。

And I would play rhythm for him for five minutes while he would solo over hey Joe.

我會彈五分鐘的節奏給他，讓他對著 Hey Joe 獨奏。

And then as soon as I'd start soloing, he'd throw the guitar down.

然後我一開始獨奏，他就會把吉他丟下來。

And so my mom eventually was like, what is going on here?

我媽最後就說，你們在搞什麼啊？

She's like, okay, I'll play rhythm for you.

我媽就說，好啦，我來幫你彈節奏。

And I was like, okay, it's like E, C, G, D, A.

我就說，好，大概是 E、C、G、D、A。

And so my mom would literally play rhythm for 20 minutes while I'd play.

然後我媽就會真的彈個 20 分鐘的節奏，在我彈的時候。

When I look back on it now, my mom's been gone for 10 years now.

現在回想起來，我媽離開已經十年了。

When I look back on it, it's like, my God, my parents were so cool.

回想起來，我爸媽真的超酷的。

And Hendrix, in general, is kind of known for the rhythm not being simple rhythm, just the chords that you mentioned.

總的來說，Hendrix 以其不單純的節奏聞名，不只是你剛剛提到的那些和絃。

The rhythm side, he did all those really cool chord fragments, riffs and things like that.

在節奏方面，他做了那些很酷的和絃片段、Riff 等等。

I mean, many people put Hendrix as the greatest guitarist of all time.

我是說，很多人都認為 Hendrix 是史上最偉大的吉他手。

你覺得其中有哪些原因是這樣呢？

If you somehow don't know who Rick Beato is, go on YouTube right now and watch your excellent interviews with musicians, watch your breakdown analysis of different songs, and

如果你不知道 Rick Beato 是誰，現在就去 YouTube 看看你那些很棒的音樂人訪談，看看你對不同歌曲的分析，還有

Watch your top 20 lists where you're very opinionated, sometimes very openly critical about certain kinds of song.

看看你那些意見很鮮明的排行榜，有時候你對某些歌曲的批評非常直率。

Opinions are fun, but they do change, Lex, from day to day.

意見很有趣，但 Lex，它們每天都在變。

when, anytime I do a list, if I do 20, I like to do 20, because that gives me some leeway to, to throw in.

每次我做一個排行榜，如果我做 20 個，我喜歡做 20 個，因為這樣我就可以有一些彈性，可以加入。

I have to throw in something that is so weird that people, you know, something that a lot of people won't know just to have it on there.

我必須加入一些很奇怪的東西，讓大家，你知道，加入一些很多人不知道的東西，只是為了讓它在上面。

So I can at least introduce a pretty, you know, I'll put somebody like a Alan Holdsworth, who's a famous fusion guitar player.

所以我至少可以介紹一個很棒的，你知道，我會放像 Alan Holdsworth 這樣的人，他是一位著名的融合吉他手。

I'll throw in one of his solos or something.

我會放他的一個獨奏或什麼的。

Just some, some oddball solo in there, just so that people, as they're listening down the list, will get exposed to something they would not necessarily get exposed to.

就放一些，一些奇怪的獨奏在裡面，這樣大家在聽排行榜的時候，就會接觸到一些他們不一定會接觸到的東西。

Rick tried to tell me that Hendrix is not up there.

Rick 試圖告訴我 Hendrix 不在那上面。

You know, you, you can say, well, there are people that inspire Jimi Hendrix.

你知道，你，你可以說，嗯，有些人啟發了 Jimi Hendrix。

Charlie Christian，比較老的吉他手。

Charlie Christian and Django Reinhardt were the first two really big.

Charlie Christian 和 Django Reinhardt 是最早兩個真正偉大的。

And Andre Segovia were three of the giants of the 20th century as far as guitar influences for most of the players that were to follow.

Andre Segovia 是 20 世紀的吉他影響力巨擘，對後來的許多吉他手來說都是如此。

Django Reinhardt was, of course, a jazz guitarist and composer active mainly in France, and

Django Reinhardt 當然是一位爵士吉他手兼作曲家，主要活躍於法國，

is widely regarded as one of the greatest guitarists in jazz.

被廣泛認為是爵士樂中最偉大的吉他手之一。

Well, there's a huge movement right now, gypsy jazz movement, as they call it, that is kind of built around this style of music that he played back in the early 20th century.

嗯，現在有一個非常龐大的運動，他們稱之為吉普賽爵士，這個運動有點是圍繞著他 20 世紀初演奏的這種音樂風格建立起來的。

One of the things about Django is that he was in a fire and he had two of his third and fourth finger.

關於 Django 的其中一件事是，他曾經在一場火災中，他的第三根和第四根手指。

So his ring finger and pinky were essentially melted together.

所以他的無名指和小指基本上是黏在一起了。

He had no use of them, although he could use them while he was courting.

他無法使用它們，雖然他在追求的時候可以用它們。

But a lot of these incredibly fast lines, he's just playing with two fingers, and it's amazing.

但很多這些令人難以置信的快速樂句，他其實只用兩根手指彈奏，這真是太驚人了。

Him, Stefan Grappelli is a violinist that played with him a lot.

他，Stefan Grappelli 是一位小提琴家，經常和他一起演奏。

Everything he's doing there is improvised.

他那裡做的所有事情都是即興的。

So bebop was the kind of Jazz that was also influential on you in your own life journey.

所以咆哮樂是那種對你的人生旅程也產生影響的爵士樂。

And it's this complicated, legendary kind of jazz that was very influential on the music that followed.

而且這是一種複雜、傳奇的爵士樂，對後來的音樂影響很大。

The big bands were happening in the, you know, from the 20s through the 40s, small people would go out and play in small groups that they would tour with.

大樂團在二十年代到四十年代很流行，小樂團會出去玩，然後巡迴演出。

And Charlie Parker, who's really kind of the.

One of the main figures of early bebop, really developed the language of it.

早期咆哮樂的主要人物之一，他發展了它的語言。

Usually the music that they're playing over are standard chord progressions that they would use as vehicles to improvise over.

他們演奏的音樂通常是標準的和絃進行，他們會用這些和絃進行來即興演奏。

And Charlie Parker created this language of improvisation that was far more sophisticated than the swing players of the big band era.

Charlie Parker 創造了這種即興演奏的語言，比大樂團時代的搖擺樂手更為複雜。

You know, think of people like Benny Goodman of that era.

你知道，想想那個時代的 Benny Goodman。

They would have really fast tempo songs, angular lines, chromaticism, things like that.

他們會有非常快的歌曲節奏、稜角分明的旋律、半音階等等。