Red House by Jimi Hendrix is played in the key of B at a advanced difficulty level, originally released in the 1960s. It uses 3 chords — B7 E7 F#7 — arranged in the slow blues progression.
About the slow blues progression
This song is built on the slow blues progression. Follow the chord order in the diagrams above, and use the transpose controls if the key doesn't suit your voice.
Playing in the key of B
B major is a barre-chord key — every primary chord (B, E, F#) requires a barre. Most guitarists play songs in B by capoing up and using easier open shapes from a nearby key.
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Learn to play Red House by Jimi Hendrix on guitar. It sits in the key of B and uses the slow blues progression with the chords B7 E7 F#7.