JIMI Hendrix Little Wing Cafe Au Go Go March 17 1968 long
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Cafe Au Go-Go, New York City, NY - March 17 1968
band includes possibly part of The Paul Butterfield Blues Band
Little Wing - complete - 9m19s
turn it up between 3;50 and 8;15, then watch out
for your ears, watch out for your ears at 8;15 to 9;19
Slide show from silent footage of May 22 67 Helsinki, Finland
enjoy!
partially edited down Transcript of the gig
Sunday 17 March 1968
New York City, Cafe Au Go Go, 152 Bleecker Street, Greenwich Village, New York, USA
Jimi jammed (on ‘a rainy night’) with Paul Caruso (vocal & harmonica), Buddy Miles (vocal & drums) Elvin Bishop (guitar), James Tatum (saxophone), Herbie Rich (organ), Harvey Brooks (bass), Phillip Wilson (drums).
Jimi recorded the jam on his Sony reel-to-reel deck from the mixing board.
1. “JAM I” [Instrumental]
2. “JAM II” [Instrumental]
3. “JAM III” [Instrumental]
Paul Caruso (harmonica), Buddy Miles (drums & scat Yoo-ooh’s), Jimi (guitar) or Elvin Bishop (guitar)
4. “END SECTION OF A JAM”
Jimi?: Yeah
? : Buddy? …Got to tell them how the boy played it
? : Forever
? : Dance!
? : Dance!
? : Just play, like he blew it.
? : O, yeah?
? : Meow
PC : [Copies meow sound made by ?)]
Aud : [Laughter]
BM : Mmm-hmm!
? : Unnh!
PC : [Blows a response]
? : Boo!
? : Ooh, ooh-ooh!
PC : [Blows a response]
BM : Mmh-oh, oh-oh!
Aud : [Laughter & applause]
BM : Ooh, ooh-ooh-ooh
PC : [Blows a response]
BM : Ooh, ooh-ooh-ooh
PC : [Blows a response]
BM : Yoo-oo-oo-ooh
PC : [Blows a response]
BM : Yoo-oo-oo-oo-oo-ooh
PC : [Blows a response]
BM : Yoo-oo-hooh…
Paul Caruso (vocal & harmonica), Jimi (guitar), Elvin Bishop (guitar), Herbie Rich (organ), Harvey Brooks (bass), Buddy Miles? (drums)
5. EVERYTHING’S GONNA BE ALRIGHT ([Marion] ‘Little’ Walter [Jacobs])
[Jimi included this song in jam sessions three times this month 17th, 18th & 25th, this would appear to be an ironic tribute, as Little Walter died from his injuries following a “street fight” in Chicago, a month previously on February 15]
Buddy Miles (vocal & drums), Jimi (guitar), Elvin Bishop (guitar),
Herbie Rich (organ), Harvey Brooks (bass)
6. STORMY MONDAY (Aaron ‘T Bone’ Walker]
…. [Song fades in here]
Tue-uesday’s just as bad
7. LITTLE WING
[Instrumental]
…
Yeah
…
? : Isn’t anyone really into this thing Jimi?
? : Yeah!
? : Yeah!
? : I can dig it!
? : Jimi?
8. THREE LITTLE BEARS
[Instrumental]
…
9. “JAM IV” [There are three guitarists on this?]
…
If this wasn't cut off so short, I have no doubt it would be considered the greatest guitar solo of all time. It's easy to see where Stevie Ray Vaughan got his inspiration from. If only Jimi had stuck around longer, he was just getting started blowing our minds.
As a Hendrix fan for 44 years, This is Jimi Hendrix, no one played the guitar at that time like him.
No doubt this is Jimi his style is so unique that's what makes him a standout!!!
I can't believe people are doubting this is Jimi. Clean your ears out, go and listen too a few live tracks of Jimi then come back and listen again. Right from the start you can feel Jimi's spirit in the music.
No one plays like Jimi.
Yeah... never delete this!!!!
Well this version of +Little Wing+ by the master himself is about ten times as beautiful and ingenious the the version of Eric. Jimi just varies the tone of his guitar all the time from beautiful mellow sound to overdriven high distortion but very often it sounds also just sweet and very beautiful . What a difference to the recorded version Jimi really sounded so much better than all the guitarists of his time and yeah he eclipses todays fellows too. Love Jimi R.I.P. Jörg Jendis
Hendrix went places that no one else will ever see
eeeeeever???
never delete this
No words there will never be another like JIMI
Gigs at Café Au Go Go, New York and jam with Mothers of Invention Frank Zappa: I thought Hendrix was great. But the very first time I saw him I had the incredible misfortune of sitting close to him at the Au Go Go and he had a whole stack of Marshalls and I was right in front of it. I was physically ill. It was so packed I couldn't escape. And, although it was great, I didn't see how anyone could inflict that kind of volume on himself, let alone other people. That particular show, he ended up taking the guitar and impaling it in the low ceiling of the club. Just walked away and left it squealing.
- Jimi Hendrix - The Ultimate Experience - Johnny Black
mjimih )
Wow!!!! LOL =D goodness!
One of the best Hendrix stories I've ever heard!
This is the most different little wing I've ever heard. Wow!!! Thank you!
I heard this on acid for the first time. It was a surreal experience, the solo at the ending blew me away
min 8:20 listening to this solo should be the morning prayer of every guitarist. The rest is silence
This is unreal
My favourite solo ever at the end, just pure emotion and energy! Wish it went on for longer.
8:20 on.... Think I replayed this last part 30 times when I first heard this.
Are you kidding me? This was heavenly.
I listened to this very recording this morning. Whilst listening, I pondered and ruminated over his passing so young. Whilst tragic, I feel he was frozen in time with his creative achievements and in some way spared the ignominy of fading and withering away like the rest of us.
"Be respected as being new, and probably a decent change or a help for the human race or whatever, instead of keep carrying the same old burdens around with you." -JH It seems as though Jimi would have fought "ignominy of fading" tooth and nail for as long as he could.
No because I don't know you I do know him and then he was gone
Very very few people are geniuses....Jimi was a GENIUS! To be that
creative and to create a cultural shift before the age of 30, well
that's pretty damn amazing. There are only a handful of these kind of
people in the Arts and Sciences. In music in the modern ear certainly
you can point to Elvis, Dylan, McCartney/Lennon as people who were ahead
of everyone else and had a couple of semi truck loads of "it"! Jimi was
there standing should to should with them.
Butterfield had a three day gig there. This is from tapes of an after hours jam session! Common practice at this venue. When BB King played there the same year Clapton turned up to play! All of this occurred after the public had long gone!
Jimi was a genius , the best guitar player ever , almost every quitar player has copied him more or less
wow. when jimi plays he almost makes me believe that his guitar is a living breathing being
"The time I burned my guitar it was like a sacrifice. You sacrifice the things you love. I love my guitar.'-JH
"A person would have to change himself in order to be a living example of what he's singing about."-JH
"Music is my religion."-JH
"Spiritually, it's always there. It gets better and better all the time.
One of these days I'll just finally release all that out."-JH
The guitar as is any instrument a paint brush or a pen some use them well some stumble and make sour notes . Hendrix Jimi turned squanked notes into majik music like was never heard before at the time To me he was like Miles Davis on the guitar Listen to the album Electric Lady land free mind trip be well
Dude thanks so much. this is my favorite live version of little wing.
so fine
Mind bogglingly good.
8:00 clearly it was Hendrix who invented space travel, not NASA
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Excelente obra de arte .😊🎸
Whoever it is, it's amazing. I'm glad I got to hear it.
Awe, those were the days at Cafe Au Go Go... Saw Paul Butterfield Blues, Richie Havens, Howlin Wolf, Ian and Sylivia, Judy Collins and many more. It was a close and personal place to be to hear those great musicians work their magic.
Reaching through time to bend my soul. Whoever recorded this, thank you.
It might have been Jimi himself. He had a "suitcase" tape recorder for just such events.
mjimih . so that means there's more recordings that someone is just keeping all for themself....thats messed up
braxton hughes its worse than you think. EH has copyrighted Jimi's "image"and works hardcore like. When they got power they asked fans to bring them their personal recordings to sell to EH. Then they hoarded them.
Also right after Jimi died his apartment was raided and tapes and stuff were stolen. Plus Alan Douglas was in charge for awhile and was irresponsibly chopping up and wiping parts of the master tapes.
I have no idea how many reels survive from Jimi's portable recorder
...and where's the rest of it!!!!
What a great group of musicians. So much soul!
Very soulfull..
Whoever cut that off at the end needs a slap, Jimi was just getting started
Quite obvious that it's Jimi... As for the other musicians, since it has been mentioned in the description about the Paul Butterfield Blues Band playing I'd say that was a fair bet... This is New York 1968, Hendrix was in New York in '68 recording Electric Ladyland. Members of the Butterfield Band play on Electric Ladyland, It is well known that Hendrix would jam with anyone and then invite them along to the studio, particularly during this period... Thanks for sharing :-)
The man never played a song the same way twice.
I like this version, very RAW
Jimi is a legend (although he wouldnt agree on that). I think he knew when he left that he had done enough. Maybe he could've stayed yea, but it doesn't really matter imo the music he left us will forever live on, and that alone makes him immortal.
"It’s all turned full circle. I’m back right now to where I started. I’ve given this era of music everything. I still sound the same, my music’s still the same, and I can’t think of anything new to add to it in its present state…" -Jimi Hendrix: 9.5.1970
MAGNIFICO
this is very excellent, great find.
Thanks for the upload!!
Recorded on March 17, 1968 at the Cafe Au Go-Go in New York, these half-dozen largely instrumental jams feature Jimi Hendrix playing with Paul Butterfield (vocals and harmonica), Elvin Bishop (guitar), Harvey Brooks (bass, though his name is misspelled "Marvey Brooks" on the cover), Herbie Rich (keyboards and sax), and Buddy Miles (drums).
So many emotions from just 5 chord changes
This Is Jimi Hendrix!!!! There is no doubt. Brilliant Jam. The Jury is IN! Sorry, I've been wanting to write about this for weeks and I finally found out how to get comments working again. See my reply below to Mr. Durand-Wood for more.
Best song I've ever heard in my life
I can't think of many folk that could take a nice mellow jam and tear the roof off the place but Jimmi at 8:21. That was amazing! I wish it hadn't got cut off.
My favorite version of the song... Jimi went in on it this night.
A great version that I've never heard before. Thanks!
Awesome ,thx for share .
My favorite part is probably right from 8:57 on, where it's this weird G major to A minor transition/blend type stuff going on with all sorts of bends and arpeggios and the whole thing is just going crazy on the 2nd string... badass for sure!!
CAN´T STOP listen Jimi ,medicine-sounds / god bless God
couldn't have said it better. RUclips has brought his whole library out for the world to listen. What an undiscovered gem this is.
Keyboards here sound like Steve Winwood (of Traffic fame), which makes sense since Jimi was jamming with him in NYC around this time. Winwood played on Jimi's album Electric Ladyland (released Oct 1968 - note "Little Wing" above is Mar 1968) on the song "Voodoo Chile." "Voodoo Chile" is the longer version of the song "Voodoo Child (Slight Return)" which is the better-known version. Note the diff in the song names: "Voodoo Chile" vs. "Voodoo Child" (both songs are on Electric Ladyland). New fans must check out Jimi's "Voodoo Chile" (long version) which drips soul and kills with Jimi's guitar. Winwood is also awesome on this. A must see/hear is Winwood and Eric Clapton doing "Voodoo Chile" on RUclips (thank you guys for an awesome "Voodoo Chile" live!) As to "Little Wing" above (thanks for the post!) it could also be Jack Casady (of Jefferson Airplane fame) on bass here. He was also jamming with Jimi at this time, and he too plays on Electric Ladyland's "Voodoo Chile" (perhaps not only because he was great on bass, but also because Noel Redding was AWOL; with a bad attitude, as the story goes). At the time Jimi is said to have wanted to do a lot of music with Winwood and Cassidy; a good choice based on "Voodoo Chile." Lucky me, I saw Jimi 4 times, including Randall's Island (with a stage pass!), Woodstock, and the Band of Gypsies New Year's Eve late show at Fillmore East (thank you Arlene for taking me to the show!). Imagine: Jimi walks on the stage with a new, all black/soul band, say's "happy new year," and kicks it! (Not that it matters, but I'm white - rock is a rainbow.)
+Charles Abrams I can definitely see er um hear Jack on bass! Winwood? I'm doubting it. fyi Barclay LP labels in early 70's, at least for the French box with AYE, AXIS, & ELL inside, said "Sun Moon & Rainbow" on it. And while Eddie Kramer was admiring it in his lap, one day in 2000, he said "I wonder who this Sun Moon & Rainbow is?"
So cool.Thanks for posting.
The best
Yes indeed
Magic
I love you all!
Love that harp with it!!
I have to imagine Jimi looking out at an abjectly terrified crowd around the 8:20 mark, considering tiny size of the venue. Only one man could blow a Marshall Stack cranked to 10 through a fucking Starbucks and it be allowed.
Insanely good licks here
There will probably never be another era like this (though we can always hope and pray).
The arguments going on here are silly.
All I know is, this is the heaviest and eeriest rendition of Little Wing I've heard, and fuck is it awesome. King Hendrix delivers, once again.
thank you so much mjimih
Winterland Arena, San Francisco, Kalifornien, am 12. Oktober 1968 (2.-Show) und Royal Albert Hall, London, England February 24, 1969 sind auch sehr gut.
I love this tune
Dang! This is so awesome and thanks for posting ❤❤❤ Jiminess ❤❤❤ and HIS AWESOMENESS!!! ❤❤❤ YOU RULE AND SUBBED!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :)
i wish i could have seen him live
such talent
I WAS LIKE 17 when I was learning how to play Little WING by HEARING THIS song and more to know I'm playing Jams of this mastery to little babies and they dance by moving their feet in bed and standing up and "jamming" :)
oh my Jimi !!! this is the best jam ever!!! super-thanks to whom ever recorded this and thanks to whom ever posted it ! I just want to know where the rest of the session is
this is special
Jimi is all but a god for he was just a human. Now saying that, if God performed little wing on a strat and didn't want the building to collapse, I think it would sound something like this. Definitely the best version I've found thus far.
It is a quite (technical) good version ... also the vocals are nice - BUT way too much sax and other additional instruments / sounds ... robs the simple brilliance and deepnes of the original ...
sschuh2003 thats a harmonica not a sax. the keyboard drumming and bass is stellar IMO
If this isn't Jimi then there's two of em....haha!
this is so much better than stevie ray vaughns version! played with real soul and joy
"How 'bout the best one sittin' in this chair?" -JH Dick Cavett show 7-69
I like this one;
ruclips.net/video/jyWfNGm2Tsc/видео.html
go to 04:41:41
Not a fucking chance !! SRV's version is soo much crisp and clearer due to him playing flawless.. Sorry but you must have bumped your head.. Check out little wing el mocambo..Guitar wise SRV was a way cleaner player than Hendrix.. I like both versions and hate to compare but SRV's version is way cleaner.
mixwell1983 cleaner, but jimi is far far beyound in musicality and feel
I always though SRV's Little Wing was overrated. IMO, Little Wing at Royal Albert Hall is still the best version of it, ever
mixwell1983
cleanliness is not that important for 90% of us. It's how it feels & how it moves you. Here is a quote from our beloved virtuoso; "I've been imitated so well I've heard people copy my mistakes." - JH
Amazin guitar
Hells to the yes. I likes it baby! Jimi makes That 68' strat burst with eargasmic goodness.
Excellent Concert !!!
This is unreal...
sweet jesus christ that was good
Anyone who think this is NOT hendrix, then go get educated at crosstowntorrents.org. THIS IS HENDRIX! If you can't hear it, listen more to hendrix. PLEASE!
There's no doubt : it's too good to be someone else !
jimi was on another level thats all I have to say
+daryle aron your comment made me think of a flying carpet bc that would be a free fun thing to do. Imagine Jimi standing on a flying carpet playing guitar flying over his concert audience!
+Karina L-A This person right here is a Jimi Hendrix fan, I see their comments on some of his songs. XD
He was. Hes a legend
Julien Prégent
yup
Just me getting my fix
Wuaaaaau!! Puta!! Pasada!! Es adictivo. Excelente. 🤘😊
Hendirx did not play guitar he was guitar he was one with his instrument. You watch him and there is no sense of effort, it just poured out of him. Many folks always wonder who the best guitar player ever was. Many many names come up but you got to then ask why is EVERYONE of them every single one of them..... compared to Hendirx? Jimi yes you were a human full of all failing as we humans are, well until you picked up your ax, then you became a god! Thanx for your brief divine visit here to share the glory...
I once read in the Urantia book about "celestial musicians", I firmly believe this to be true and that Hendrix is one of them.
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!! This is quite amazing to say the least. WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!
Does anyone know what the earliest recorded version of Jimi playing Little Wing is? I personally love this version, quite raw which makes it even better. It has treasures of licks sprinkled all throughout. Insane solo at the end in the 9th minute of the recording has all sorts of cool licks in it.
Yes, yes, yes!!!!!!
MAGNIFICO PHOTOS
This is 100% Jimi. anyone who thinks otherwise hasn't really listened to him.
and this sounds like an improptu jam based LOOSELY on the Little Wing chord progression, but not exactly.
I'd say it was before he made little wing and he was just playing with chorus in his head
Why not give more info on it then. Surely they'd know who was playing etc. Definitely not noel or Billy or anyone I can think of from that time. Winwood on keys?noope
If it wasnt him I want to know who this is:D
Amazing jimi hendrix
THIS IS WERY GOOD
yes...yesssss
I think this man was awake, I mean.......this is magic, more magic
***** you can't tell when you are listening to Jimi, when you are listening to Jimi. So my suggestion for you, is to listen to more Jimi. Then get back to us. Let us know what you found out ok.
I must say something, from a reliable source, who plays hendrix is, and the other guitar that makes this high note that sounds milder is Robby Krieger, guitarist of the doors, and besides that .......... if ........... sounds like the black winged
I heard that Jimi Hendrix invented Shredding and Speed Metal in the 1960's.
I don't know about all that but I think Hendrix played a part in metal's creation in general. Check out machine gun live at copenhagen 1970, heaviest I've ever heard him play
pure Jimi
Master level sht
DAMN !!!!!!!YEAH
pure genius
Joao Victor Souza
FANTASTIC!
Awesome
Jimi played the café wah in NY city
This tone ever played when was jamming with master buddy guy..
herbie rich = organ
harvey brooks = bass
elvin bishop = guitar
paul butterfiekd = harp, vocals
buddy miles = drums
AND Jimi
this is incomplete, find Blues at Midnight bootleg for more fun.
youre a fookin legend
Albums4Days
Elvin fooled around and fell in love
oh my friend you cant understand how much i can feel you