Vinyl Rewind - Jimi Hendrix - Are You Experienced? UK vs USA
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- This week The Vinyl Geek is back with another verses episode, this time around he takes a look at Are You Experienced? from 1967. Which one is better? Watch and find out!
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0:58 Hendrix moved to NYC in 1966, not 1967 as stated in the video
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"May This Be Love" is criminally underrated.
Dont forget about “1983 (a merman i should turn to be)” and “one rainy wish” too
1983 & One Rainy Wish for me Top 10 Hendrix. "One Rainy Wish" definitely underrated by Hendrix pundits but honored by stars like Brian May and Stanley Clarke. "One Rainy Wish" is aptly described by the title of the Mahavishnu song: "Sapphire Bullets of Pure Love" or, more aptly: "Golden Drops Of Pure Love". A track to be listened to until it is clearly heard & absorbed.
Found his 1st album in a high school lost & found in a month or 2 after he died.
my favorite hendrix song
WORD! My favourite of all time
The historical significance of the June 11th, 1967 gig was that it was a record release party for Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band, which would be the final party Beatles manager Brian Epstein would ever put together for the fab four. It was also at this party that The Jimi Hendrix Experience became the first to perform the song 'Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band' live, predating the first time Paul McCartney would perform it live in 1989. Jimi and the band only had 4 days to learn the song.
+Paulina Angel Crazy backstory, somehow I didn't come across that info, thanks for posting
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Jimi playing Sgt Pepper live
That’s a conspiracy theory!!!
Right after that Jimi went to play on the Monkees US tour. He left after five gigs. The audience was not interested in Jimi and kept screaming for Davy Jones throughout his set. Not ideal working conditions for the JHE.
1989? Geez it took Paul a while before he performed that song live 😂
its so weird that a channel with this kind of quality only has +5.750 subscribers :(
+Melih Vural Thanks for the support, it is what it is. I'll keep doing it regardless
Raccoon it’s crazy how good this channel is. So undrrated at 49k subs. But the cream rises to the crop. In due time
76k and climbing up the charts
Fast forward 3 years, and he’s at 90k and climbing
105K !
This review made me go out and get the 1997 stereo Are You Experienced. Until then I wasn't a fan of Jimi and only knew him due to his legend. I'M NOW HEAVILY INTO JIMI. And now have Axis Bold As Love, Electric LadyLand and Valleys of Neptune. And can't stop playing ALL ALONG THE WATCHTOWER IN MONO (and the solo gives me chills) and can't stop humming Little Wing. Thanks so much for pointing me in the direction of Jimi. As ever Peace ✌ and Love ❤
Craig Warner Make sure to get band of gypsies.
@@goodpeopleoftheworldunite Absolutely. And on which the song Machine Gun is a masterpiece.
I think it’s fair to say that 1967 was the greatest year in music history
Only superseded by 1968.
1973 was pretty good as well
Now let's not forget 1984
1991?
1969 or 1968
Did you know that if you speed up "Third Stone From The Sun" to 45 rpm it provides evidence that Jimi Hendrix was an alien?
+Gideon Nightingale What?! Really?
Vinyl Rewind one year later you're at 20,000+ subscribers! Perseverance pays off. I only discovered your channel a month ago and I love it. Keep up the good work!
No, but you hear Chas Chandler and Jimi talking to each other as if they were! The voices are slowed down on the original recording.
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The US version is superior in every way. As a desert island disc it makes my top three. Easily one of the greatest albums released in the 1960’s.
“May this be love” That sends you shivers if any of the songs in the list hasn’t already
Yes! I think you're right on. I heard a lot of radio play from the UK album's release, when I was abroad at the time.
Then, when a sibling received Jimi's 1st US album thru a mail-order record club, we were floored by the tracks included, the track order, & the album cover design. We were all simply knocked out, by this highly original, exciting musician/guitarist, who seemingly came out of nowhere, and exploded onto the scene!
To each and every one of us, Hendrix was truly in a class of his own!
I first heard Jimi in 1985, 8th grade. We stopped by a shack, I thought was a lawn equipment shed, where my friends uncle lived. He was a Vietnam Vet, had on a green army jacket. Totally looked like a character out of a movie. Alcoholic, totally fucked up. We walked in and he reached into a cooler and tossed us a beer. Not our first. So we popped the top and threw it back. Then he pulled out a joint and fired it up. He passed it over and we hit it. That was our first time. At some point I pointed to this Hendrix album and said I never heard anything he done. So he gets up and puts on the record. He lived in a shack, no fridge, no plumbing used and outhouse. Was pretty much a large bedroom with a broken down couch and chairs. But dude had a kick ass hifi stereo system. Minutes into the album I was hooked!!!
I am glad you're doing this...You seem young..it gives me hope to know the man I worshiped and got me playing guitar and gigging is still attracting the young!
You are not old enough to understand how much Jimi Hendrix changed guitar playing, guitar sound and volume, guitar recording and production from the ground up. RIP Jimi
Hello Mr. Geek and followers...Karl Ferris here, the original photographer/designer of the 1967 US "Are You Experienced" LP Cover...And yes, Jimi told me that he didn't like the UK Cover and asked me to create something Psychedelic that visually matched his music and style, for the US Cover...
If that's really you, Karl.... I appreciated everything about the USA pics compared with the UK version. I'm sure Jimi preferred them to the ones used on the UK version. The USA album changed my life forever. That still didn't stop me from acquiring the UK version, later on. But your pictures are a 'flash-back' to a big change in my life. My mind was completely blown away by Jimi's creativity and abilities and your pictures always take me back to that original experience.
The vibe on vinyl rewind is so good. It's a crime you're still stuck below a million subs.
I recently started watching your videos and i gotta say i admire what you do. i'm a music head myself and it fascinates me that theres someone like you making videos with a lot of background knowledge.
Probably as a result of growing up with the CD that combined all the tracks, I couldn't imagine any of them being left off. All classics! Hendrix is one of those few artists that has a catalog small enough that all his albums are essential with little to no filler (Beatles, Nirvana, Doors, Pixies, Led Zep, Clash just a few others I can think of off the top of my head imo)
+Joe Dee I hadn't thought of him in those terms, but you're right
stumbling upon this page makes me think of all the times i've found bands/songs/websites/videos before they become big. you will get a lot bigger! mark my words.
Thank you
no, thank you. cheers.
Phenomenal video and well done! Our staff were just blown away by some facts that we DIDN’T KNOW.
Thank you! Really? Glad I could pass on some knowledge
Great video! Some people have a voice where they seem to drag on and have the same tone throughout, but your voice keeps pulling me in with different highs and lows of emotions. You even made me want to start collecting vinyl. I love the style of your clothing and room that you sit in. Classy.
oh wow, thank you very much!
I love the US version and adore the song "Manic Depression". Great video, thanks for the background stories, they really help understanding the music much better
Dude, your channel should be much bigger than this. It's great how much effort you put in to set the classic atmosphere while providing such cool history on these albums, as well as tips on music in general. I love your channel and it soothes my soul. Keep it up man! Like your style by the way.
+Soul Metal Thank you!! I appreciate your support.
Best album/vinyl channel on youtube. Regardless
in 1967-69 i used to sit around with my school mates at one of their houses "doing our homework" while listening to the Beatles, Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, Cream, John Mayall and of course Jimi Hendrix, i was totally blown away with Hendrix and still play these early albums today, still happy times!
Mister, you deserve so much subs... The quality, the content is so fuck*** good!
You censored "Ing" but not "fuck"? Ok.......
+Limongrado ah thanks so much, I appricate it
Thank you so much for reviewing these albums. I have an extensive collection of vinyl (because I'm 61 years old) but I have never seen nor read a good and concise review of albums as you present here. Please! Please keep doing it. Hendrix's USA album was the only one I heard. But I am now going to find the UK version. thanks again.
You are very welcome!
Thanks for the very informative and entertaining talk on JH’s different versions of vinyls.
Jimi influenced and continues to influence musicians. Jimi is a God and his technique of playing is revolutionary. He is the God father of metal. ✌️🤘
I was 13 years old in '67. In Montreal. Expo '67, the Beatles, Simon and Garfunkel and Hendrix. It was a swooning year. Can you imagine? Every waking (and sometimes sleeping) moment was a new song, a new musical invention (the fuzz, the wah wah pedal) a new drug. My nephew, a drummer, is giving up his dream of being part of a band. He's 33 now. That's what the 60's were like. Every musician could find a job. Music was pouring out of derelict buildings and suburban basements. I was a singer. I got a band together when I got to 16. It didn't last. But everyone then, shared the same dream: rock star.
At 69 now, the year beginning the years of nostalgia, I look back and wonder... if only.
Okay...if you are REALLY into Hendrix, then listen. We all have our favorite running order of the album, probably depending on if you were under the influence of psychedelics at the time. But the REAL "differences" in these albums is, because they were mixed for MONO AND STEREO, you are really listening to DIFFERENT MIXES! And that's what's GREAT about having BOTH of these albums. If you listen real close, you will here the difference in the mix itself. For instance, on Third Stone From The Sun, you can clearly hear Mitch Mitchel doing a DRUM SOLO along with Hendrix Freak Out guitar solo where he blows up the world. There is also I Don't Live Today in which you hear different things in the background at the end. Love or Confusion comes out a little different if memory serves me well. But May This Be Love DOES suffer from the lack of 'playfulness' in the panning throughout the song. The title track of Are You Experienced comes out well, though a little flat compared to the Stereo Version. All in all, if you LOVE Jimi Hendrix, and this album. Bet BOTH! It's not even a gimmick, because each mix reveals a layer of magic in the production of these GREAT songs. So there is no VS when it comes to these albums. If you are a TRUE Hendrix fan, seek them out. They complement each other. And on the UK version you get 3 more Hendrix songs. How can you go wrong? Thanks for the review and opening more young people up to "this Jimi Hendrix guy that everybody says was the best." ;) Enjoy!
Fantastic points! I hadn't thought of it that way before, thank you
Soliloquy soapbox
1966 he moved to NYC
When you'd mentioned your favorite Hendrix track in this video, it reminded me of an experience I thought you'd enjoy. So, in 1999, Jeff Buckley's mother Mary toured around showing a documentary on Jeff and then holding an hour long Q&A. On that tour, she came to San Francisco and had a screening of the documentary in an old church in Noe Valley. She was asked what her favorite memory of Jeff was and she had mentioned that she'd never seen Jeff play live and decided to sneak into a show and hide in the back where he couldn't see her. So apparently he spots her mid-song and immediately launches into "The Wind Cries Mary" in tribute. Not sure how many musicians could pull that off with no rehearsal, etc. Probably useless information that has little to do with Hendrix himself, but a good story that shows that even if the influence of Hendrix didn't seem apparent in some artists, he was an influence on the best of them.
+Steven Cacciaroni Was that a favorite of Buckely's Mom? That's pretty crazy, like you said
+Vinyl Rewind well, her name is Mary.. So the song title was Jeff's way of letting her know he spotted her in the crowd..
+Steven Cacciaroni (Haha, of course, I miss that part), that's awesome Jeff did that, too cool
Very informative and great review! Also, the 50s vibe is really cool. The ironic thing though is someone back in the 50s dressed like this would be the parents of the youth who listened to these bands and wouldn't listen to them cause of such a culture divide from the 50s to late 60s.
So nice to see going into music this deep
Awesome, I enjoyed every minute of it!
+Audio Saurus thank you
Excellent and extremely thorough. Not only that - I find I agree with the Geek on everything he says - very rare! (Good LP, too;)
Thanks!
Thank you so much!
I agree with you, the Reprise version is better sequenced and has a much cooler cover. I just wish they had 8 or16 track equipment in England to record this album on instead of 4 tracks. That's why some of the stereo mixes on this LP are so primitive and wide.
+wildbilltexas ah yes, that makes a lot of sense. I know that was driving Jimi crazy, to be so limited by tracks
You should do Jimi Hendrix - Live at Woodstock (1969) it's a great live album.
nice, I didn't realize they was a whole album for his appearance at Woodstock.
Vinyl Rewind It's really solid and the movie too, cheers !
Vinyl Rewind And also check this one too 'Jimi Hendrix - Band of Gypsys' its live too but without Mitchel and Noel.
will do
Vinyl Rewind ;)
Can You See Me shouldn't be written off as easily. :) It has a killer 10 second solo in the middle. One of the best I've ever heard. Red House is unbelievable Chicago-style blues playing. Remember I've always found to be a little too busy. The 5th track Love or Confusion is hardly ever mentioned, yet I regard it as one of his best ever. It is truly awesome.
“Green-wich Village? You’re joking with that pronunciation, right?
Unlikely. I few sentences earlier, he referred to "RE-prize" Records. But I have some sympathy. There are words, particularly names, that you can know a lot about from reading, but just not have come across them in conversations before. The pronunciation of a word like Greenwich looks pretty straightforward unless you have heard it spoken.
@@briteness But how can you be his age and never have heard "Greenwich" spoken?
Yeah, that was bad. On a related note, ask a fan of Lovecraft about "The Dunwich Horror". It's the same kind of name -- x-village is shortened, so Green Village becomes Gren-ich; thus "Dunwich" is Dun-ich not Dun-wich, but hardly any Lovecraftians say it correctly. Lovecraft lived in NYC a bit and a couple stories are set in GV, like "He." And yes, "Greenwich Village" is actually redundant, like ATM machine or Sahara Desert. Love this channel though!
Idk maybe not everyone knows everything like you
Give the man a break. He probably writes, performs, records and edits all of his videos. And all to practically give these videos away to us. The man obviously does this because he enjoys it. 2 mistakes ain't that bad...
The UK pressing in the American sleeve would be my ideal!
The psychedelic yellow sleeve is one of the greatest ever. A good choice.
Astounding this songs actually go back to '66.....
Hi Geek, I love how emotional you get...
I just started getting into Hendrix, and I’m a long time viewer of yours I’d love to see you cover the rest of the catalog! 👍
One record which still escapes me ...have not come across a decent copy ...enjoyed this edition very much thanks for post !! -VK
+zeppearl UK or US?
Both
+zeppearl best of luck, you'll find a copy soon enough
Great episode. Thank you!
That album blew my mind. I heard it on on a then classic rock station back in the 90's called CD94.7. They would play full albums of any artist. Any Band known to man.
Very cool comparison! Thank you Geek!
+TheVinylCorner Thanks Mikko
I have an original release copy of American pressing. I know it’s original bcuz my mom stood in line when she was 16 to buy it brand new. She died in 2009 and I got most of her record collection. It’s all in there, everyone from that era. The collection has about 40 albums. When I was little we used to (on weekends) get her collection out and play the records. We would dance, she would tell stories about what she was doing when the song came out. We would listen to The Doors and she’d tell me about when she saw them live in 68. I asked “what songs did they play?” Mom being Mom said “heck son, I don’t remember, all I knew was I had my go-go boots on and I was on top of a speaker dancing, I don’t even know how they looked, much less what they played!” We would always end the record sessions with Donavan Greatest Hits. When I listen to “try and catch the wind” it takes me back to all those endless weekends of dancing, laughing, and telling stories. I got the records out about a month ago- when that song came on the memories hit me like a ton of bricks.
So I think a review of Donovan’s Greatest Hits should be up next. I think (was told this before google was in every pocket and haven’t checked bcuz I like to think it’s true, that Led Zeppelin played most of the backing music on that album right before they turned into Led Zeppelin.
I have a recent reissue of the US version and it's a gatefold but sadly the cover is not embossed. Excellent video man!! Keep them coming!
+thevinylcountdown I wish his family would do that, Karl is still around, I'm sure he still remembers what he wanted to do
Remember is an amazing song. So underrated
Excellent review.
Erm - 'Café Wah, 1967? No no no. He was on Londom by Autummn '66! This is a crucial oversight! He was there just after Cream released their first single and Revolver was being released. The Experience began recording the album in
late '66! Get yer facts straight!
The US press was built to be more commercial, that was pretty much it's only purpose. As a consistent example of Jimi's expertise as a musician, the UK press was purpose built to be more of a work of art.
This is a fantastic series.
I love your enthusiasm. I am from the U.S. but grew up with the UK version, which I found in a used record shop. The UK version of “Red House” is a different take and different mix than the US. The solo is superior.
I saw this 8track at the flea market over 5 months ago and told him to hold it for me and when I came right back, he was gone. my 8track player doesn't work anyways so I didn't miss anything.
He was apparently all set to work with Miles Davis on an album right before his untimely passing.
Alex Borrego Until Miles backed out because he wanted a $50,000 advancement that Jimi's managers said no to.
Red House alone makes the UK version superior.
Totally agree.
Totally disagree. As a group, Purple Haze, Hey Joe, and Wind Cries Mary are *much* stronger songs than Red House, Remember, and Can You See Me. Red House is great, but Remember and Can You See Me are much weaker songs.
Agreed
Absolutely Joejazz78. It's pure blues playing with great feel and no effects whereas the American version is a little too loose with effects on.
I agree
Purple Haze was recorded using a Telecaster.
Matthew Eitzman if true that is a cool thing 🎶✌🏻🎸
This fucking album kicks ass I wish I could find the USA version
Love the tie Keep up the good work
As a Brit, I can honestly say that the North American release is superior in basically every respect to the UK release. The artwork is better (except from maybe the back, IMO), and the fact that Purple Haze, The Wind Cries Mary and Hey Joe were never on the UK release is crazy to say the least (though, Red House, Can You See Me and Remember are still very good, but I still don't prefer them). I kind of preferred the UK artwork when I first saw it, just because of its simplicity and the fact that the picture of the band was a little clearer, but I'm kind of back on board with the American release - it just speaks a little more for the music. I didn't know that the UK release was mono only, though, and so, in that case, I'll probably just stick with the American release when I finally buy this on LP.
To Vinyl Geek: I both the U.K. and U.S. version of this album, but I definitely prefere the U.S. version. Mainly because of the of the cover photo and the track listing.
I can’t imagine are you experienced without purple haze and hey joe
5 band's in 1967 recorded 'Hey Joe'. Deep Purple did the song on 'Shades of Deep Purple' for one example
I’m not a Hendrix fan, but I LOVE Hey Joe. The reason is singular: The women’s background vocals. It’s not just the harmonizing or anything like that. It is the way it is laid down over the rest of the song and how it complements the theme of the song. The somewhat distorted sound of the “semi-final” mix is then combined with the VERY clean and hi-fi sounding women’s voices to produce the final mix. I envision angels floating over him as they know what is about to happen and they produce their angelic and ominous background for the event.
It is one of the most simple, yet amazing use of vocals in a song I have ever heard.
It is the audio equivalent of taking a grainy and high contrast schene out of a 50’s film noir night scene and including clear and colorful characters from a parallel dimension, floating over the event, watching the evil transpire as lives are forever changed.
+Rob Wells What's funny is that before I read up on this album for the review, I never consciously noticed their singing. But yes, you totally hit the nail on the head. Great stuff
In my opinion, the US stereo version is the better one. Psychedelic music is meant to be in stereo to enhance the "experience" of the trip. Believe me those panning done by Eddie Kramer once gave me a terrible headache making me realize stereo is the way to go. I find it funny that the UK record labels still find pop and rock music of the 60s too teenage fodder and only released this record in mono. The reissued on Sony is a welcome compromise if one cannot find original US pressings in near mint condition. There was no digital processing in these Eddie Kramer reissues. Only problem is due to the age of the tapes - especially this album in question is filled with loud hiss. Still a problem I can live with.
i found this as a loose disc in a box of vinyl the school band teacher gave me
By far my favorite
Astounding these songs actually go back to '66, maybe even earlier as concepts!
I like both versions.
The U.S. & U.K.
I had 17 Jimi Hendrix vinyl albums...with Little Richard...Curtis Knight and a German Polka Songs bootleg...and I miss them
Great review of both albums Eric!
+gale vincent thank you!
Nice video. Thank you.
+deadbeatdynamo you're welcome
Nice review! Carry on, retroman!
I owe my uncle big time for picking up this tape for me at the salvation army over a year and a half ago.
Very well done man!
+Giggens thank you
Thank you for the explanation. I was wondering why the heck the US version was much better than the UK version, but it makes sense now, after watching your video.
My purchase was the mid 70's reissue as a Polydor double album with Axis : bold as love.Loved those back to back reissues -two albums for the price of one - Examples include Tyrannosaurus Rex (aA UK Number One),Pink floyd (A Nice pair),Robert Wyatt,The Doors (Two originals),The mothers of Invention (Two originals),Fleetwood Mac (The Original / English rose).I missed out on the Track 99 reissue of Are you experienced - released at a bargain price of 99p!
Peter and Micky were so impressed by his Monterey performance they suggested he join them for the Summer Tour that Year,which was a disaster. He left after one month to go on to Woodstock.
I learned a lot today, thank you!
+aldiakaroofus You're welcome
Do The Who’s “My Generation (UK) vs The Who Sings My Generation (US)” I fink it would be interesting.
The spanish '67 vinyl opens with Hey Joe and release in Mono!!!
Uggggh. The Wind Cries Mary and Castles Made of Sand are SO GOOD!
Rare that the US version is better, but it is.
+Generation Films here here
Vinyl Rewind the original UK cover which was recalled was much better
Yep the U.S. version is better. Jimi hated the U.K cover and said he "looked like a fairy" in the photo.
Same is true for "Rubber Soul".
@@eddiewillers1442 when I ready the first comment my first thought was unlike Rubber Soul 😂. Why would I get a version of an album that has 2 less songs on it than the other version, AND 2 got replaced with songs from their last album. 2 of those songs being Rubber Soul staples, Drive My Car and Nowhere Man
The flow of songs is better in US version.
Great channel , Awesome contents and very detailed research.. liked and Subscribed .. more power to you.
Manic Depression has grown on me since I got original US back when it was new. The controlled chaos, the wonderful bass line... what's not to love? Purple Haze: well, that's a given, no dispute one of all time best evers.
The recent reissue includes a DVD of the story behind the album with interviews by the members and the Engineer and Chas Chandler the producer.
Great Video! I totally agree! The US version hands down! The UK version is still cool because it's Hendrix. But I actually prefer the UK artwork because I've seen the US artwork a million times. lol I think Red House is awesome but the version used on the UK edition is different from what most people know. I prefer the version that was released on Smash Hits back in 68. That version is on the US Deluxe version of the US album. Can You See Me to me is just basic R&B played by Hendrix, nothing special really. Remember is better but it's forgettable. Hey Joe is such a classic, it's just showing how talented and important Hendrix was/is. His first song he ever recorded with Experience turned out to be one of the greatest songs ever recorded. What other artist done that? Not to mention Hendrix was such a struggling R&B club musician only a couple months before.
+donaldrocks101103 He had to have been itching to do his own stuff. Must have been brewing for a long time. I did not know there was a different version of Red House. How different is it? Just a mix or a different take?
+TB.TRS.PF I'm thinking Aftermath
+TB.TRS.PF thank you
The version of Red House on the UK Edition was recorded in December 66 and the version used on the album Smash Hits and the Dexlue US Are You Experienced CD was recorded in March 67 the March 67 version sounds more complete and perfect, as if you took more time on it and took time on the sound quality. The 66 version sounds like a first time take, you can hear mistakes.
+donaldrocks101103 Huh, I wonder that's why I don't like it as much
ROCK ON
I love "remember"
Wish Otis R or Wilson P had covered it in the late '60s
Hell, a mid'70s Al Green would've been awesome.
He wrote it for Wilson Pickett, but Wilson passed.
The U.S. should have been a gate fold cover.
@@RockandrollNegro I never knew that, I can totally hear it
It's the greatest debut album in Rock history. I don't know how anyone can dispute that. It changed Rock music sonically more than the Beatles, more than any album of its era.
1 minute in and I have to poin out a few errors. 1, the pic of Jimi and the Isley brothers is not correct. That was Jimi's band when he was a teenager in Seattle.
2. He came to New York in 64, the Isleys spotted him soon after, and he started living across the river in New Jersey with the Isleys.
3 it's pronounced "grin-ich village"
1:48 in, another error. They were completly based in London for all of the time recording. That clip from Beat Club was actually done at the marquee club in london. They play a lot of clubs to generate money needed for studio time. Track Records did not have the money to pay for Hendrix's studio time.
There are two studio versions of Red House. One appeared on Are You Experienced, and a different version on Smash Hits. Both excellent. There are people who say that one has bass and the other doesn't. or other differing theories. Those statements are based upon something they read. When comparing the versions side by side, you will notice that the bass and drums are identical on both and the vocals and guitar parts are different.
Great video
Wow, You are so awesome ! I love Hendrix,and you and I both love the same songs ! I love your set,love the glass grapes ! You're so knowledgeable for such a young person. I love the U.S. version,love the cover too !
+Cindy Urban Thank you very much! What can I say, I do my research
great video bro