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amazing!!

This is music i could listen to and feel better. oh..purple geetar

my humble attempt...ruclips.net/video/1BdhniEBpPg/видео.html

I think Hendrix was very much like John Coltrane both in spirit and musical expression. Hendrix would sometimes introduce himself on the electric saxophone. I always wondered if this was an homage to Coltrane.

very beautiful ... being fan of both Miles and Hendrix I like this a lot ... I always tried to imagine Hendrix playing jazz ... nice

pointless

dig this...dig Prince and Miles too..

You did a great job....Very interesting.... Keep u the good work...!!

Wow, if we could add basquits artwork, all boxes would be checked

Uh-oh, is that Janie Hendrix lawyer...?

What Wasn't, Still Isn't ! There Have Been Many Trying to Make a Name for Themselves on the Work of Great Masters! This is an Example!

Yeah man ,I dig it ❤

I don’t like it when people claim a dead person as an advocate. Respectfully, you do not know what Jimi would think. I love your earlier “new” Jimi song btw

It should take about a half a day to get there !

Nice work man! A very cool thing to try!

I think, I thought? It was Grooooovy!

Pushing forward the boundaries of uke folk-jazz!

that sounds like something from another world,

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Gotta say - very enjoyable work and thanks for the techplanations, but they would skewer you

Esto es verdad o IA?

This really works. It's a little disjointed in places, but I think that actually adds to the appeal, knowing that it's fabricated. It's sort of like listening to (them) work out new ideas in real time.

Unfuckingreal

Miles: Hey Hendrix lets play? Hendrix: Yes miles I want to play with your girl 😂

Супер.. Два гения..

fake

Like!

Is this real? Sounds contemporary.

MASTER ❤😂He Jamming with All MUSICANZ😇

the jazz equivalent of having Robin Williams and Groucho Marx onstage together......

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I just do not see any point in 'theoretical collaborations', even when well-meant. This video is just guesswork that any non-musician could do.

Very cool! The two admired each other, and Jack DeJohnette has explained that his drumming on some parts of "Live-Evil" came about when Miles played some tracks on the Band of Gypsies album and hinted that he wanted him to play something like a Buddy Miles groove, but with his jazz approach. Of course John McLaughlin was a sometime member of Miles' band around this time, but it was great to hear what kind of sounds Jimi might have come up with.

I appreciate this!

A dreamer’s dream, AI Oh my 🧐

Dos genios 🙏....si hubiera sido realidad ❤🎺....desde Argentina 🇦🇷✌️

Cool and great stuff-----Two of the ALL TIME greats in American music.

Wish whoever would stop releasing this rubbish. Only listen and buy the first three LPs plus greatest hits and Band of Gypsys

Fantastic, I like it, It sounds real too

In '69 they had sessions , specifically at Mr.Davis' apt.well documented at least in 2 books. " Jimi had someone else knock on his door, Miles being apprehensive ( paranoid & arrogant ?) looking thru the door hole, " where's Jimi, I want Jimi ....."

Miles was not teaching Jimi Jazz or theory. There is no evidence that he was.

this was fkn awesome thank u

Well done!

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Wow... Hendrix fan since I was 16 and heard a lot of posthumous stuff, and I dug this so much. I agree, though it was hard to hear what Jimi was saying.

Beautiful

Nice one! as you say, bluesy but different!

Hendrix and Beck did not jam "Superstition" in 1968, Stevie Wonder didn't write it until 1972, Jimi died in 1970. Stevie did write "Superstition" with Jeff Beck in mind, however, Beck having appeared on his 1971 album "Music of my Mind" when he'd visited Motown in an aborted recording attempt for the Jeff Beck Group's "Rough and Ready" album. Stevie decided the riff was too good to just give away and recorded it for "Talking Book" in 1972. Beck then covered it with Beck, Bogert and Appice in 1973. It would have been great to hear Hendrix play it, the the song didn't exist until two years after his death.

Expérience of Jimi Hendrix only thé best style in guitar perfection.