#From patch@nicoh.com Thu May  8 13:51:00 1997Date: Fri, 14 Mar 1997 23:37:26 -0700From: Master of NoneTo: guitar@olga.netSubject: TAB: 'Voodoo Chile (Slight Return)' by 'Jimi Hendrix'Voodoo Chile (Slight Return), by Jimi HendrixI'm going by the Woodstock CD because I'm too lazy to tune my guitar downa half step for how it was on the Ultimate Experience!"Tabbed" by the great Patty Robison, patch@nicoh.comIntroUSING:  The amazing, all powerful Vox Wah.At first he's just strumming muted and wah-ingI'm not sure, but it might sound better if you do this strumming with an Echord like the dude who tabbed this before me did.  Since Jimi's in an Eminor pentatonic, anyhow.That is just a second position barre chord:e--7-----B--9-----G--9-----D--9-----A--7-----E--------So, just figure out some hypnotic muted rhythm while holding your fingersOVER that position, that is don't press the frets.  It produces this barelyaudible E sound that you can only hear if you're insane.  Trust me...Here's the introE-|----------------------------------------------------|B-|----------------------------------------------------|G-|-7--7h9p7h9p7---7------------7h9p7h9p7---9~~--------|D-|-------------9---5-5-5h7p5-------------9--------2---|A-|---------------------------7--------------------2---|E-|------------------------------------------------0---|HEY, make sure that when you hit that e minor chord at the end, you onlylet it ring for a second before you mute it out with your palmSince you don't want to sit and read the exact same phrase four times in arow, I'll just tell you the secret:  You repeat that EXaCT phrase three times,then on the fourth time it does this:E-|--------------------------------------------------------------|B-|---------------------------------------------12----12---------|G-|-7--7h9p7h9p7---7------------7h9p7h9p7---7---14b16----14--12~-|D-|-------------9----5-5-5h7p5------------9----------------------|A-|---------------------------7----------------------------------|E-|--------------------------------------------------------------|Alright, maybe not exactly, but the little oscillation caused by the combiningof the bended note with the note on the next string that it's being bended tobeing played at the same time sound pretty darn neat.After this you do a quick slide down on the low E string, if you want,and hit the main riff    Eme-|--------------------------------------------------------------------------|B-|------------------------------------------12----12---12----12-------------|G-|-----------0-2b3b2p0----------------------14b16(hold)14b16----12~~--------|D-|-2-2--2--2-----------2-2-2-2-2--2-0h2p0h2--------------------------2-2-2-2|A-|-2-2--2--2-----------2-2-2-2-2-------------------------------------2-2-2-2|E-|-0-0--3--------------0-0-0-3-0-------------------------------------0-0-3-0|You have to kinda get a little strum pattern going.  The two quick strikesof the e minor up there are like, down, up real fast, etc.Most of the song's main riff is like this, just like Chris said, but if youneed any help, here's the scale you can use, very basicallyMost people who know a bit of theory can figure out how to improvise on thisvery easily....in other words, I don't mean to be overly explanative!e|--------------------------------0---3--|B|--------------------------0---3--------|G|--------------------0---2--------------|D|--------------0---2--------------------|A|--------0---2--------------------------|E|-0---3---------------------------------