@@shawngordon6626 no disrespect 🙂 nothing to do with cocaine he afixiatoin (sorry if I spelt it wrong) barbiturates 👿😩 chocked on his own 🤮 it entered his lungs 😥
Humble? 😂😂😂😂 read his bio. He was a self-absorbed show off who would screw over the people who helped him. Getting paid to do a gig then go off during a set doing what you want. That's not a legend.
He literally said he doesn’t practice he only jams because it’s hard for him to remember notes and also he can’t read music. In what way does that add to a musicians greatness. He’s the kind of guy to reverse wound his low e string because it “adds more tension” and play a right handed guitar upside down even though it gives him less higher fret access and ergonomics. I really love his playing style, performance skill, showmanship and music but I just don’t understand why he is considered a great musician/guitarist or even the best.
Jimi was an old soul man. I see these old interviews & they make me tear up cause I know he had a lot more living to do & so much more to create. Rest in peace brother. There will never be another you. ⭕️
Something was up with that too, like that was a cover up or something, they say the pills that he "overdosed" on weren't even dissolved halfway down his throat, like someone pushed them in there by hand after the fact.
Jimi had a lot of pent up and subdued anger. There are tons of stories of how verbally, and sometimes physically, abusive he was when he drank. It's why he stopped drinking and turned to other drugs. It's really par for the course though. All the greatest artists are people who are internally tortured. On acid, he was noted to be very placid, if not dismissive of others. There's a story, related by Mitch Mitchell, about an episode where the band members and a few friends were all hanging out and on acid. There was always tension between Hendrix and JHE bassist Noel Redding. According to Mitchell, Redding was trying to talk to Hendrix about band matters and having more creative influence. Hendrix was pretty much paying him no attention and just kept playing his guitar. Redding apparently became furious, started screaming, grabbed a kitchen knife and chased Hendrix around the apartment. He locked himself in the bathroom while the other party goers attempted to calm Redding down. There's something of an esoteric reference to this event in the song Voodoo Child (Slight Return). At around the 3:50 mark, during an instrumental segment, the words "I don't take no more acid, especially with Noel" can be heard. Just some interesting Jimi trivia. Do with it what you like.
unfortunately not true. He was part of the satanic fame industry and was therefore sacrificed like so many others. The unfortunate part is, as nice as he seemed, he sold his soul just like all the others.
Dick Cavett asked him, in this same interview, about the way people reacted to his rendering of The Spangled Banner at Woodstock, and his response was...just fkng memorable...As memorable as the rendition itself 🤘ruclips.net/video/2lsap3xthq8/видео.html
@@knifelyfe6565 many guitar effects were not used before him and that are common today, in addition to being brilliant in the arrangements and compositions, I recommend you research a little more about Jimi hendrix brother, it can be cool👍
No body could do what he did with the guitar and still can’t. He was a magician the way he could create original sounds from an instrument that thousands of others played.
@@grahamjarman Firstly, you should have used past tense as he has been dead for many years, so he is not currently the king of anything. Secondly, that he "was" the best is just your opinion. I say he is the king of taking too many drugs and dying. And I have facts to back that up
That’s because we’re Israelites Matthew 5:13 Ye are the salt of the earth: but if the salt have lost his savour, wherewith shall it be salted? it is thenceforth good for nothing, but to be cast out, and to be trodden under foot of men. Matthew 5:14 Ye are the light of the world. A city that is set on an hill cannot be hid.
Unfortunately kids now think classic rock is just “old people music “. Which is weird because I love classic rock even tho it’s way before my generation
Reading biographies of Jimi, he was soft spoken and polite and generally very gracious towards other musicians. The wild man was his alter-ego stage persona
@@paulclissold1525 He was in the elite 101st Airborne Division. He eventually smuggled his guitar “Betty Jean” to fort Campbell which compromised his duty then the Army let him out without too much recourse. He wasn’t a political figure playing music selling out to the industry, he was just an artist born to express himself
Jimi your music helped me through some of the hardest times of my life and your experience album was my first piece of music I ever bought. I love you Jimi, you and the Band of Gypsy’s will always be close to my heart. RIP my friend
He was so humble and sweet. He's still considered the best and he's sitting there in this interview talking about why he made alot of mistakes. This is a great side of him to be exposed to alot of people. Here he was sitting next to "father knows best". He deserves all of the accolades he's been given. A great guy. When I first heard his music on Electric Ladyland I was stunned. The music was so different from anything I had ever heard. It was so great. I was blown away.
Hendrix changed my life at 12 years old. Purple Haze was my first song, and here I am 25 years later still playing. Bless you Jimi, I'll never give up the love for this instrument.
I still to this day cannot believe that in just a few short years the impact and status that Jimi Hendrix has on the world of music. People don't realize just how amazing you have to be in order to be called a legend, and he was able to do it in literally just a handful of years. He was one of a kind no doubt about it:
He is one of the biggest lost on this planet, he died too young, I believe that his impact and presence is within the music he left to us, he is among us not only on our memories but when we play his notes we bring him back to life!! Thank you Lord for letting us know about Jimi!
Such an amazing humble musician . So many great new artists in the 60s. There will never be another Era when incredible musicians were so numerous it was impossible for us hippies to have a favorite. It's being a long drought since then. Love Jimi!
You are correct, the mass of talent was created by the demand for live music. Thus garage bands formed and purchased instruments with the money they made. Whereas today almost nobody wants live music and getting started is much harder.
I read his biography. God, he had such a hard,deprived and painfully poor motherless upbringing. His mom would come by make he and brother pancakes now and then and they adored her. Sadly,his father didn't and she died before Jimi was an adult. Very sad childhood.❤️
Just a Beautiful Beautiful Beautiful soul. If the world acted likw and had manners like and was as humble as Hendrix, this world would be Absolute Bliss to live in.
I love how genuine Jimi is, he’s not throwing it in any one’s faces if how good he is and he even acknowledges how he makes mistakes while playing. He knew deep down that he was LEGEND but wouldn’t say. nobody will be able to surpass him and his style of music, RIP Jimi 😪
I don't think he felt he was legend at all. Part of his mystique after all these years is simply because he died so young. If he lived a full life I guarantee he would not be held in the reverence he is today, its just human nature. Same with Cobain, he was just NOT good as everyone feels his was. Its the whole dying young thing.
This is the difference of artist by heart not by fame, they make art or music to open our eyes to reality in the word full of lies, i have the same vibe feel about bob marley, i know they are talking from the purest of their heart to inspire others
@@scottsodyssey2485 uh no I don't agree with you because he was making music at a blistering pace and if he was alive today he would still be mentioned among the Clapton's and Van Halen's and everyone else but his influence sphere was massive even among his contemporaries !
Lol, most common unknown people telling he wasn't that good, they should remember when he openned for Clapton's band and after that Clapton didn't wanted to come out on stage. Eric Clapton, one of the best guitar players of all time "didn't want to come out to stage after Jimi". Sometimes people think their "I like", "I don't like", "I prefer" has value as a serious critic...
True Legends are always humble. Jimi didn't play music. He used his guitar as an extension of himself to express his feelings and that came out as music.
Jimi Hendrix was a very sensitive guy. Very creative. Manic depressive. Up and down. He was known by his friends for having a great sense of humour. He didn't think he was very good. He was also a lovely poet. He was all about the feeling in his music and expressing what was in your soul. Every other guitarist knew him to be pretty much the best guitarist in rock. He died in 1970 and I still hear people playing his music in the street, 50 years later. He was unique. He stood alone. And he was only in his twenties. Unbelievable talent.
When Jimmy was in the Army his Seargent told him, "If you spent half as much time learning to be a soldier as you do playing that damn guitar you would be the best soldier in the Army."
Did you know that he told the Army he was gay, just so he could get out!! Lol. It was still illegal back then, but he got an honorable discharge!! Smart man,lol. He hated how he was treated
It's amazing how humble he was. Most people would have an extremely inflated ego with the fame and guitar playing talent Jimmy had. He had the humility of an old wise man, which made the coolest man in rock in my eyes.
@@glowilk5377 His Tone was certainly masculine as F*ck, cranking a Wall of Marshalls with a Fuzz running into that, can´t get any more testosterone fueled that that ^^ no matter what flower shirt he was wearing, its the 60s 70s ^^
@@derrickperez7490 masculine and feminine is a good thing imo I like feminine things about guys like being poetic and sensitive but you still have a masculine side too
Jimi is one of the two reasons I picked up the guitar, but his humility reinforces my belief that he was one of the greatest musicians ever to grace this planet
Jimi Hendrix made me want to pick up a guitar. Then after listening to him play for a while, it made me want to put it down and slowly back away from the instrument.
No mistakes Jimi, just your soul pouring out to the world through your guitar. I can only imagine what you and all of us missed by your leaving so soon. A star went dark in the sky on that fateful day. I still remember it, and listen to your music with the joy and enthusiasm of my youth ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Yes I think when you're that good you understand (much better than most) how good some other players are. Also he knew he'd achieved something, so didn't need to boast
Right on! That was what I was thinking. You can tell. Yes! A very humble guy. And an amazing, awesome soul. I can just imagine the spiritual band in heaven! Lol. Definitely taken to soon from all of us. Rock on jimi. 🎸
Imagine one final show w the true greats, Jimi,Prince,Stevie Ray, BB King,Albert King and throw in Robert Johnson for the old school blues. Would be one show to end them all.
The God of all music. Even though his humility would never say it, I will. Thanks for all the beauty & majesty your genius brings to my life. Fly on my sweet Jimi. Stay free💜
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@@shawngordon6626 no disrespect 🙂 nothing to do with cocaine he afixiatoin (sorry if I spelt it wrong) barbiturates 👿😩 chocked on his own 🤮 it entered his lungs 😥
No one can touch Jimi
Hard to believe he died at 27. He had a presence of a much older and experienced man.
Jimi's soul was thousands of years old.
@@hinjurock70 You mean sold it to the wrong type of guy with a tail, horns and a last name called Satanbergstein.
He was an old soul
Beacuse he was experienced with psychedelics and this gives some wise people that presence
Definitely.
First time I’ve ever seen an interview of him. Very humble man.
Me too
Humble? 😂😂😂😂 read his bio. He was a self-absorbed show off who would screw over the people who helped him. Getting paid to do a gig then go off during a set doing what you want. That's not a legend.
@@orangemamba3269 anyhring he improvised is 10x better than what any dumbass payed him to do in any gig
@@orangemamba3269 imagine thinking you have any ground to say Jimi wasn’t a legend lmao.
Did u get a girl stolen by him back in the day or somethn?
@@PiperAtTheGatesOfYourMom 100%
Damn...his voice is so soothing..and he sounds so damn intelligent..way ahead of his time..
I want him ong
“Whenever I’m feeling down or depressed you know I go play” Legend. Salute. May God Bless his Soul. I love you man I play you everyday. God Bless you.
Same
Jimi was a true musician.
R.I.P Jimi 🕯
His humility just added to his greatness. No ego.
He literally said he doesn’t practice he only jams because it’s hard for him to remember notes and also he can’t read music. In what way does that add to a musicians greatness. He’s the kind of guy to reverse wound his low e string because it “adds more tension” and play a right handed guitar upside down even though it gives him less higher fret access and ergonomics.
I really love his playing style, performance skill, showmanship and music but I just don’t understand why he is considered a great musician/guitarist or even the best.
@@avakintv7977 you love his playing style and music, but wouldn’t say he was a great musician? uhhh What??!
@@avakintv7977 also read into his humility a little bit. He’s under exaggerating his level of structure here. Come on, man
@@Bubdiddly ok
The reason Hendrix outdid any of the contemporary players that look up to him is he had unmatched writing skills and fretboard imagination
Dude gave the pentatonic scale like 8000 extra notes
lol, one of the best comments about him I've seen. And true! :)
He added more notes without knowing what he was doing
bends??? quarter steps? I'd consider that a "new" note.
@@noahjoyner8232 Indeed. And if we really want to get technical, there’s an infinite number of notes when you’re bending between two others ;)
Thing is it's how u play that same not with variations
I wish he could have lived a full life. Jimi was a legendary guitarist, but he was such a beautiful person. RIP Legend
Jimi was an old soul man. I see these old interviews & they make me tear up cause I know he had a lot more living to do & so much more to create. Rest in peace brother. There will never be another you. ⭕️
Hands down the most universal musician in our history.
Something was up with that too, like that was a cover up or something, they say the pills that he "overdosed" on weren't even dissolved halfway down his throat, like someone pushed them in there by hand after the fact.
He's a legend. Definitely missed by many.❤
His soul reads very pure. No hate within for others, humble and kind. Wish he was still around to share his talent.
Jimi had a lot of pent up and subdued anger. There are tons of stories of how verbally, and sometimes physically, abusive he was when he drank. It's why he stopped drinking and turned to other drugs. It's really par for the course though. All the greatest artists are people who are internally tortured.
On acid, he was noted to be very placid, if not dismissive of others. There's a story, related by Mitch Mitchell, about an episode where the band members and a few friends were all hanging out and on acid. There was always tension between Hendrix and JHE bassist Noel Redding. According to Mitchell, Redding was trying to talk to Hendrix about band matters and having more creative influence. Hendrix was pretty much paying him no attention and just kept playing his guitar. Redding apparently became furious, started screaming, grabbed a kitchen knife and chased Hendrix around the apartment. He locked himself in the bathroom while the other party goers attempted to calm Redding down.
There's something of an esoteric reference to this event in the song Voodoo Child (Slight Return). At around the 3:50 mark, during an instrumental segment, the words "I don't take no more acid, especially with Noel" can be heard.
Just some interesting Jimi trivia. Do with it what you like.
Sometimes it's better they go early. If he were around now he'd be some old hack prattling on about climate change
@@FlaminggMoe
He'd be 81. If he was even still alive it'd be unlikely he'd even still have a public face.
He found a better place....
@@FlaminggMoe 🤡
His humbleness is gold
Humility
shyness
@@ZeligUbique no “humbleness” nor humility for you though…. Wait…. Me neither! Or should I say either? 🤣
His humbleness is far beyond and better than gold…
Thats how normal men acted back then, your just used to the fu*k boys we have today
What a modest humble man right there. RIP Guitar Man.🎸🎸🎸
Nah, he’s jamming up there! 🙏🏼☮️
Jimi was a Legend and his genius still exists a half century later…there must be one helluva jam session going on in Heaven!!!! 🙏🏽❤️🙏🏽
True talent never needs to boast. Bravo, Jimi!
Someone tell Dave mustaine
@@bats__ I will NOT volunteer for that task
They only need drugs 🤣🤣🤣
White people love when a black man doesn’t boast but Elvis can call himself the king and you forget what humility is.
The way he talks. Shows he was his own man. Never swayed. Love that style
He was just such a cool Cat man.
unfortunately not true. He was part of the satanic fame industry and was therefore sacrificed like so many others. The unfortunate part is, as nice as he seemed, he sold his soul just like all the others.
He was so great and Jimi was so shy,so cute .Back to those day's
Ikr. Just too cool for skool
Dick Cavett asked him, in this same interview, about the way people reacted to his rendering of The Spangled Banner at Woodstock, and his response was...just fkng memorable...As memorable as the rendition itself 🤘ruclips.net/video/2lsap3xthq8/видео.html
He was so humble.❤
Forget about the notes, he put his soul into it
Hard to believe he’s been gone over 50 years. And still a musical force.
Not just a musical force, it's like he's still with us bc he's always talked about. Forever Young.
And still the greatest rock guitarist ever !
It’s been that long! Man can’t believe it
I’m 43 and I love me some JIMI my 23y/o son too.. thanks to my momma.. 50yrs gone and still influencing generations
When’s the last time anyone heard his music on the radio?
HUMILITY IS EVERYTHING.
Bullshit, TALENT and OPPORTUNITY trump's humility 99 times out of 100
@@jayfromcali7091 YOU NEED WISDOM, I'LL PRAY FOR YOU.
@@Comingwtheclouds man you got to be some kind of idiot to believe that talent and opportunity don't Trump humility SMH what planet are you from?
@@jayfromcali7091 you got that right. Talent is everything at everything.
He was way ahead of his time , and sadly gone way too soon . Incredibly talented player , a proper genius .
Please tell me you don't think Jimi started what he did?
@@knifelyfe6565 many guitar effects were not used before him and that are common today, in addition to being brilliant in the arrangements and compositions, I recommend you research a little more about Jimi hendrix brother, it can be cool👍
No body could do what he did with the guitar and still can’t. He was a magician the way he could create original sounds from an instrument that thousands of others played.
@@vitolipari3406 he was certainly an innovator and creative genius .
Humble. Humility. Critical of self. Not a verbal self promoter, let's his talent speak for itself!
He’s so modest. Even when he is told he is the greatest. Jimmy is not afraid to admit he makes mistake’s
He had buck teeth
@@johnreidy2804 the women loved it
@@grahamjarman They loved his Buck Teeth? No, they just loved that he was a celebrity.
@@johnreidy2804 hes the king of rocknroll guitar, theres no better
@@grahamjarman Firstly, you should have used past tense as he has been dead for many years, so he is not currently the king of anything. Secondly, that he "was" the best is just your opinion. I say he is the king of taking too many drugs and dying. And I have facts to back that up
100 years from now a kid will listen to a recording of Jimmy and begin a lifelong inspiration
Don't overrate kids though
Jimi
It's bold of you to assume humanity will still be around in 100 years.
This is the end guys. Enjoy Jimi Hendrix while we are still in this era.
That’s because we’re Israelites Matthew 5:13 Ye are the salt of the earth: but if the salt have lost his savour, wherewith shall it be salted? it is thenceforth good for nothing, but to be cast out, and to be trodden under foot of men.
Matthew 5:14 Ye are the light of the world. A city that is set on an hill cannot be hid.
Unfortunately kids now think classic rock is just “old people music “. Which is weird because I love classic rock even tho it’s way before my generation
You're still one of the best guitar players in the world Jimi Hendrix 💜 I love you wherever you are. 🌟
I just love his presence. He had such a humility about him, considering his immense talent. His music is timeless. ❤
His humbleness is what makes him the best EVER... RIP JH!
Staying humble, he was a true legend, we love you Jimi RIP
He was a guitar god yet so humble.
Adorable, in the truest sense of the word.
Besides being a phenomenal artist he was very handsome. Rock in peace Mr. Hendrix. 🎸
Humble...
Legendary
RIP JH
I was thinking the same thing, really cool down to earth, humble cat 🙏
I never knew he was so soft-spoken. It makes me sadder now to know he died so young.
If you’re sad then listen to his music. Nothing to be saddened about, his music brings light
Reading biographies of Jimi, he was soft spoken and polite and generally very gracious towards other musicians. The wild man was his alter-ego stage persona
everybody assumes he was anti war.
he wasnt.
@@paulclissold1525 He was in the elite 101st Airborne Division. He eventually smuggled his guitar “Betty Jean” to fort Campbell which compromised his duty then the Army let him out without too much recourse. He wasn’t a political figure playing music selling out to the industry, he was just an artist born to express himself
Ikr, I mean if his voice was rough then fuck him
Jimi your music helped me through some of the hardest times of my life and your experience album was my first piece of music I ever bought. I love you Jimi, you and the Band of Gypsy’s will always be close to my heart.
RIP my friend
Yes his music has and always will help me through this thing called Life it throws it all together when it is all in disarray
His gift really ran deeper than just the guitar; he was a man who was way ahead of his time, and he knew it...
He had a really cool style and the soul of a true artist. That’s why he endures
He was a great man, brilliant and talented but he kept his humility, a truly great legend I admired growing up. Wish more will like him
He was so humble and sweet. He's still considered the best and he's sitting there in this interview talking about why he made alot of mistakes. This is a great side of him to be exposed to alot of people. Here he was sitting next to "father knows best". He deserves all of the accolades he's been given. A great guy. When I first heard his music on Electric Ladyland I was stunned. The music was so different from anything I had ever heard. It was so great. I was blown away.
Amazing how a guy that could blow people away with his guitar playing, could be so humble! That's another credit to him! R.I.P. Jimmy! 🎸🎸
Jimi*
@L1_SlushyCumDroppYeah I don’t you realize it all kinda came from England. Gotta give them all the credit really. Jimi was so influenced by them.
Jimi was so talented it’s difficult to describe.
Dumb
I wish I could have sat with this man, smoked a joint and just talked to him 😊 what an absolutely gorgeous human inside and out 😍
He was so humble and gracious to other musicians...a total artist without the ego.
So shy, and humble.. Jimi was/is loved by a world of people..he literally gave his music to you when he played..Such a loss
The Most Humble yet one of the best too ever do it ...! Thank you..!!!
His songs sent out messages through his lyrics, Jimi was just ahead of his time RIPower Angel my favorite song 🎸🎵🎼
He is so humble, was such a beautiful spirit❤
My grandfather and all his brothers learned how to play music by ear. None of them could read music but they could all play Jimi
I’ve never known a guitarist that reads music, ever, it’s just not really a thing. Tabs exist for a reason
Buddy Guy started with a couple of bailing wires on a barn door...
So legendary omfg
@@johnreilly3167 they were built different back in the day.
Those who play by ear are the very best! Ask Prince
He was everything. Cool brother.
He stated:
He doesn't read music
And his mindset is constantly on going with thoughts
Love you Jimi, so humble🎸🤟♥️
Jimi was really humble!! I honestly did not know that about him. What a massive talent he possessed!!!
Hendrix changed my life at 12 years old. Purple Haze was my first song, and here I am 25 years later still playing. Bless you Jimi, I'll never give up the love for this instrument.
The music never stops 🎵🎼🎶🎶🎼🎵☮️❤️
He seems very humble almost shy that's a beautiful quality
I still to this day cannot believe that in just a few short years the impact and status that Jimi Hendrix has on the world of music. People don't realize just how amazing you have to be in order to be called a legend, and he was able to do it in literally just a handful of years. He was one of a kind no doubt about it:
@Nicholas Jarvis I absolutely agree. I’m a gen z fan that started listening to jimi’s music. I absolutely love him.
It was only a few years to you. It took Jimi 21 years to become a legend.
@Dust Buster yeah whatever? I'll send you a gold star for the enlightenment 👍
When your great at something and humble about it, it makes you a LEGEND!!
people who are great at anything are always the last to know it.
Gone too soon.
Bottom line!!!
Facts..💯🤘🏾
When you are busy making history ....
He is one of the biggest lost on this planet, he died too young, I believe that his impact and presence is within the music he left to us, he is among us not only on our memories but when we play his notes we bring him back to life!! Thank you Lord for letting us know about Jimi!
He was truly special. Great guitar player, left and right. Amazing 👏.
Such an amazing humble musician . So many great new artists in the 60s. There will never be another Era when incredible musicians were so numerous it was impossible for us hippies to have a favorite. It's being a long drought since then. Love Jimi!
Grest music out of the 60s, but there's so much new good music. In the 90s alone even
You are correct, the mass of talent was created by the demand for live music. Thus garage bands formed and purchased instruments with the money they made. Whereas today almost nobody wants live music and getting started is much harder.
Fkn legend! Gotta love him, he'll always be number one in my book!
One of those souls we get gifted with every once in awhile
There all around just rare they get all the right circumstances
I read his biography. God, he had such a hard,deprived and painfully poor motherless upbringing. His mom would come by make he and brother pancakes now and then and they adored her. Sadly,his father didn't and she died before Jimi was an adult. Very sad childhood.❤️
He went into the Air Force started playing over in UK . Then he moves to London the rest , has been written!!
Just a Beautiful Beautiful Beautiful soul. If the world acted likw and had manners like and was as humble as Hendrix, this world would be Absolute Bliss to live in.
Such a beautiful human being. Taken away too early. ❤️🙏🏻❤️
He couldn't shake the monkey.
He wasnt taken....he chose to die
Jimi was so humble.. and I loved that
I love how humble Jimi Hendrix was, extremely talented, imo he's the greatest guitar musician!!
He was one of a kind...
I love how genuine Jimi is, he’s not throwing it in any one’s faces if how good he is and he even acknowledges how he makes mistakes while playing. He knew deep down that he was LEGEND but wouldn’t say. nobody will be able to surpass him and his style of music, RIP Jimi 😪
I don't think he felt he was legend at all. Part of his mystique after all these years is simply because he died so young. If he lived a full life I guarantee he would not be held in the reverence he is today, its just human nature. Same with Cobain, he was just NOT good as everyone feels his was. Its the whole dying young thing.
@@scottsodyssey2485 🤓
This is the difference of artist by heart not by fame, they make art or music to open our eyes to reality in the word full of lies, i have the same vibe feel about bob marley, i know they are talking from the purest of their heart to inspire others
@@scottsodyssey2485 uh no I don't agree with you because he was making music at a blistering pace and if he was alive today he would still be mentioned among the Clapton's and Van Halen's and everyone else but his influence sphere was massive even among his contemporaries !
Lol, most common unknown people telling he wasn't that good, they should remember when he openned for Clapton's band and after that Clapton didn't wanted to come out on stage. Eric Clapton, one of the best guitar players of all time "didn't want to come out to stage after Jimi".
Sometimes people think their "I like", "I don't like", "I prefer" has value as a serious critic...
Loved him so much~ he was like no other!!
Humility Is Everything 💓 & THANK's for This🤗
If only He had recorded His Jam sessions 🌹Thank you for sharing this beautiful video ♥️🔥💋🎼🏆
I can’t believe in less than 6 months I’ll be the age he was when he died. He carried himself so well, very mature and well spoken
Dude revolutionized guitar playing absolute legend.
True Legends are always humble. Jimi didn't play music. He used his guitar as an extension of himself to express his feelings and that came out as music.
A rare naturally gifted musician. His creativity came from beyond the known dimensions of earthlings.
The man before his time. Such a talented guitarist and musician.
Hes so beautifully modest .And ONE OF THE BEST Artists EVER❤ Restin in paradise sweety AMEN.
Jimi Hendrix was a very sensitive guy. Very creative. Manic depressive. Up and down. He was known by his friends for having a great sense of humour. He didn't think he was very good. He was also a lovely poet. He was all about the feeling in his music and expressing what was in your soul. Every other guitarist knew him to be pretty much the best guitarist in rock. He died in 1970 and I still hear people playing his music in the street, 50 years later. He was unique. He stood alone. And he was only in his twenties. Unbelievable talent.
JH was one of the realest people to walk this planet 🫡❤️♾️
When Jimmy was in the Army his Seargent told him, "If you spent half as much time learning to be a soldier as you do playing that damn guitar you would be the best soldier in the Army."
Fuck being soldier for country that oppresses your people 👎, I'm glad Jimmy wasn't trying to do that shit with all his heart💪
A guy I know at church said he knew Hendrix when he was in the Army and these were his sentiments exactly.
Did you know that he told the Army he was gay, just so he could get out!! Lol. It was still illegal back then, but he got an honorable discharge!! Smart man,lol. He hated how he was treated
Playing guitar is about love war is all hate
@@mutantfruit9993 War has nothing to do with hate except for the fact that the men and women who have to fight in it hate it more than anyone else.
It's amazing how humble he was. Most people would have an extremely inflated ego with the fame and guitar playing talent Jimmy had. He had the humility of an old wise man, which made the coolest man in rock in my eyes.
Jimi understood the mission. He came to Earth, raised the vibration and then bounced. His influence can hardly be put into words.
I liked how Jimi wore feminine stuff with flowers etc and he was still masculine
John Dear, that your opinion.
Prince idol, borrowed Jimi’s style!
@@glowilk5377 His Tone was certainly masculine as F*ck, cranking a Wall of Marshalls with a Fuzz running into that, can´t get any more testosterone fueled that that ^^ no matter what flower shirt he was wearing, its the 60s 70s ^^
@@ABCDEF-ks5op yes that's exactly my point
@@derrickperez7490 masculine and feminine is a good thing imo I like feminine things about guys like being poetic and sensitive but you still have a masculine side too
Jimi is one of the two reasons I picked up the guitar, but his humility reinforces my belief that he was one of the greatest musicians ever to grace this planet
Jimi Hendrix made me want to pick up a guitar. Then after listening to him play for a while, it made me want to put it down and slowly back away from the instrument.
@@frankpantsOU812 yeah as inspirational as he is, his skill is also intimidating
Jimi's music inspired and informed my style for playing my shreds on the piano.
Wow what a tragic loss. I never knew how well spoken and humble this man was.❤❤❤
No mistakes Jimi, just your soul pouring out to the world through your guitar. I can only imagine what you and all of us missed by your leaving so soon. A star went dark in the sky on that fateful day. I still remember it, and listen to your music with the joy and enthusiasm of my youth ❤❤❤❤❤❤
He was so humble and didn't understand how GREAT he was and how he'd influence so many!
The greats are usually the most humble because they are always striving to be better and have true admiration for those who have come before❤
Yes I think when you're that good you understand (much better than most) how good some other players are.
Also he knew he'd achieved something, so didn't need to boast
That's where Miles Davis makes an exception to your rule. Musicians who knew him described him as arrogant, nasty, selfish and...
a genius.
Also, they can appreciate the talent and skill in others because they understand the work it takes to develop such talent like no one else can.
He's a real guitar god and to be so truly humble even elevates his memory that much more, what a loss.
Verry humble for AN AMAZINGLY POWERFUL ARTIST
Right on! That was what I was thinking. You can tell. Yes! A very humble guy. And an amazing, awesome soul. I can just imagine the spiritual band in heaven! Lol. Definitely taken to soon from all of us. Rock on jimi. 🎸
I wish he would come back for one more show ,he’s brilliant!
Imagine one final show w the true greats, Jimi,Prince,Stevie Ray, BB King,Albert King and throw in Robert Johnson for the old school blues. Would be one show to end them all.
He was such a beautiful soul
The God of all music.
Even though his humility would never say it, I will.
Thanks for all the beauty & majesty your genius brings to my life.
Fly on my sweet Jimi. Stay free💜
Wow, what a dynamic person. He was one of best ever
Jimi Hendrix was a legend!!! R.I.P!!!
He was truly unique. Never been anyone like him and neither will there be.
"I'm constantly trying to create other things, that's why I make a lot of mistakes" that's really deep and applies all across life.
The guitar Legend. We know his music , we learn from his magic. He was the best in the world. We love and miss you Jimi Hendrix.
thanks JIMI YOUR MISSED FRIEND
1.stop yelling
2. Dead people can not read.
3. You're****
Aw one of the sweetest voices … what a legend ❤
He’s so cool and everything that’s beautiful 🥺😍😭👐
Humble person .A great sign of class .