Teen Reacts To The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Voodoo Child (Slight Return) (Live In Maui, 1970)!!!
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I'm an old guy. Been playing guitar since 1963. When Hendrix first broke I was hooked. I remember saying "who the hell is this guy?" He completely changed how I played guitar.
I play too although too young to see him live but Ill say he completely changed the way EVERYONE played the guitar!
I saw Jimi Hendrix in concert in 1968. Really amazing.
Jimi Hendrix gave the electric guitar a whole new voice. Only 27 years old when he died, he left an indelible mark on music. Thank YOU for keeping his memory alive for a younger generation.
I consider Jimi Hendrix to be the most talented performer of all time. Performer meaning anything... acting, stand up comic, athlete, musician... whatever. LOVE Jimi. RIP.
YES, Silas my man, that’s what I’m talking about! So sad that he died less than a month after this gig, he was a true genius.
Have you seen - the last 24 about Jimi? I believe it was that documentary that was showing he "drowned on wine" lungs were soaked in it, which is physically impossible to do to yourself. It seems he was strapped down and drowned, possibly by the CIA for his later associations with the black panthers. The girl he was with had multiple conflicting stories. The whole think stinks - there is also a book out that ties multiple rock star deaths to the same CIA period under LBJ
What always strikes me when I watch him play is how he moves with the guitar. It’s like the guitar was part of his body.
Camera operator to director: "Jesus! Hendrix is tearing this up! He's playing laying on his back on the stage! I'm gonna stay tight on him!" Director: "No. I want lots of wide pans of these shirtless stoners dancing badly! That's the feeling we're trying to capture!"
Easily one of the best ever. Electric Ladyland would be a great album to check out from Jimi.
My fave
Nuthin’ against Ladyland, but Axis Bold As Love is my fave Jimi LP.
@@mikewoodrow5878 I prefer listening to 60 minutes of Ladyland - Gods Made Love, Have You Ever Been, Gypsy Eyes, Voodoo Chile, sides 3 & 4 as they are. Mind-blowing. Otherwise, I reorder the songs on Sides 1 & 2, drop Little Miss Strange, and add 'Somewhere', which was vetoed by Chas Chandler before he quit. Axis is so great but has a few weak songs, for me, such as You Got Me Floating, Ain't No Telling & Wait Until Tomorrow. ✌
Check out Jimi Hendrix live at Woodstock’69
No not one of the best ever, THE best ever!! And this my fav concert of his last six months on earth.
Lots of great guitarists but Jimi is the original GOAT!
Perhaps the greatest guitar player - he was the guitarist that the greats all looked up to. This video is good but there are numerous recordings that will make you shake your head. Try his version of the Star Spangled Banner live at Woodstock '69. When he played in London, the audience was filled with rock stars that came to witness his show. Imagine walking out on stage and seeing the Beatles, Stones, Who, Yes, etc... sitting in the audience.
The Star-Spangled Banner was immediately proceeded by the Woodstock version of Voodoo Child, Slight Return, been straight into it as a continuation ‼️🤔😁
Jimi live I recommend Band of Gypsys! Live at the Fillmore east.
Electric Ladyland is a masterpiece. This song is from that album. Other suggestions are the songs "All Along the Watchtower", House Burning Down, "Rainy Day, Dream Away" , really any song from the album.
He’s done Watchtower
Machine gun - live version
House Burning Down. Underrated.
Pali gap on the Rainbow Bridge album. Essential imo. So far I can only find covers on YT. But I’m still looking!
Considered by many to be the greatest guitarist who ever lived. Please react to his version of the Star Spangled Banner at Woodstock. You have to remember that he performed this during the era of the Vietnam War.
More Hendrix please.
Jimi was from another dimension. He frequently got noises out of a guitar no one else could...or would dare to try.
Yes Silus this is a artist to check into , his career was short though as he only put out 3 studio albums before his death. So his musical library is small but rich! You should do his albums there are only 3.
Maybe only three that Jimi put out , but he had hours and hours of recordings , because I have about thirty albums of Hendrix !! Love every one of them !!!
Voodoo Chile! 😊
So glad you reacted to Jimi Hendrix ❤
Tripping so hard on LSD it was hard to get up right away. But you felt the music vibrating through every cell in your body and soul. 71 yo lady here and still can’t get enough Hendrix. I still have his poster on my wall 🎸👵🏼💜☮️
This was Jimi's last "tour" on US soil. I saw him a few weeks before in Seattle at his last mainland US performance. He rocked the dump in a rainstorm.
My first rock concert was the Jimi Hendrix Experience in 1968. The greatest musical innovator ever. He INVENTED metal. When you said "It sounds like a spaceship" I remembered that at one of his Hawaii concerts (maybe this one) a UFO reportedly appeared and hovered over the crowd. Jimi said "Welcome space brothers" and continued playing
he invented many genres
This is great , but the BEST guitarwork / solos of all time are on Jimi's "Band of Gypsies" album, the song "Machine Gun" - there isn't a (full) video, listen to the album recording. It is mind=blowing.
Machine Gun is mind blowing. I gave him a link to the iconic version. ✌
Definitely. Machine Gun is other Worldly. Sublime.
the ultimate
There are two Jimi Hendrix experiences to have. Studio and Live. Live, he was an incredible performer. A master of feedback and unique sounds, with the guitar an extension of his body and soul. Lots and lots of footage. Monterey, Isle of White, Berkley, Woodstock. Amazing to watch, and to see how he creates the different sounds. Studio Hendrix will just hypnotize you with his engineering. He knew the effects he wanted the listener to experience. He only released a few studio albums before passing away, but each was groundbreaking, influencing groups for decades to come. His last album, Cry of Love, released shortly after his death, indicated the direction he was going. There was just so much more he wanted to show us. I've been listening to Jimi for nearly 50 years. He's always fresh and always uniquely Jimi. Frankie Marino, SRV, Jeff Healey and Kenny Wayne Shepherd are the artists that. in my opinion, have showed up since, and have managed to capture the spirit he was showing us. Mahogany Rush (Frankie Marino) came the closest to his studio vibe. Frankie was quite amazing, with the Strange Universe album being the closest thing to Axis Bold as Love or Electric Ladyland as an homage to The Hendrix Experience. Highly recommended to any Hendrix fan who hasn't heard it.
Jimi was playing a right handed guitar upside down =) I think on "Hey Joe" from this concert he plays with his teeth and behind his head ! Check it out Amazing !
Quite possibly the most admired and influential guitarist in the history of rock and roll. "All Along the Watchtower" studio version is a must. All time classic.
He’s done it
@@helenespaulding7562 thx, before my arrival. It appears our friend has come a long way since then. Sounded pretty tinny back then.
The studio version is very good for All Along the Watchtower, but the Live At The Monterey Pop Festival for the song, is a must for the next Jimi reaction, Silas!
Hendrix - Hey Joe live Monterey pop or Beat club 1967, Foxey lady live Miami pop 1968, Purple Haze live Atlanta or Beat club or Woodstock, USA National Anthem live Woodstock, Machine gun live, Johny B Good live Berkeley (Chuck Berry cover), studio recordings: Are you experienced?, Voodoo chile, Crosstown traffic, Gypsy eyes, 1983 a mermay I should turn to be, Angel, Little Wing, Castles made of sand, If 6 was 9, Room full of mirrors, Dolly dager. Check out: Gil Evans Orchestra play the music of Jimi Hendrix.
Jimi and SRV are at the top of my list of favorite guitarists, and I have about 20. So glad I got to see him live in '68 when I was 14. Unfortunately, it's almost impossible to find much of his music on YT because now his step sister Janie Hendrix, owns his estate and music catalog and won't release hardly anything to the public. You have to buy his albums to really get a sense of his genius playing and songwriting. I would recommend buying Axis Bold as Love and Electric Ladyland for starters. It's totally worth it to have Jimi's music in your collection. Another couple songs I'd recommend you do are "Wild Thing" live at the Monterey Pop Festival and Jimi live at Woodstock.
I have about 20 as well. Wonder if they’d overlap much. I bet they would.
@@marymargaretmoore9034 Helene here. Did you or did you not just say you had about 20 favorite guitarists? Obviously, I was responding that that. In any case, Jimi only had three studio albums, so 20 would be an impossibility.
@@w.geoffreyspaulding6588 Sorry, Helene. I got off track; was thinking about something else when I was reading your comment and answered you. Of course I know that Jimi didn't have that many albums. Yes, I'll bet some of our favorites definitely overlap. I'll tell you my list if you tell me yours.
Jimi was only famous a few years before he died of an overdose, but he revolutionized the way rock guitar was played. He played so effortlessly , with such swagger snd charisma. It was sort of the beginning of the “guitar god” phenomenon that lasted through the 70’s into the 80’s. There are dozens of legendary guitar players, including SRV, who could mesmerize with their playing ( my guy was Jimmy Page) but none could match the original. He set the bar. That didn’t change until Van Halen created a seismic shift in the way guitars were played in rock and metal
You have experienced the greatest rock/Latin band that ever existed!!!!
"That almost didn't sound like a guitar there for a minute" ... You've got to listen to or watch him doing the Star-Spangled Banner at woodstock. First time I ever heard that, my mind was totally blown. You can really feel the rockets' red glare and the bombs bursting in mid-air, it's fantastic. Either for reacting or just for your own listening, I think the quickest introduction to him would be to go through every song on his first Greatest Hits album, it's the blue one and I think it's called volume 1. But Star Spangled Banner is on there and every single song on there was a hit and they are all so amazing, each in their own way. Plus you get a better chance to really hear him sing and tell a story on some of those songs.
For you next Hendrix song listen to “Are You Experienced?” For a total psychedelic rock treat
You should check out this whole movie , it's called , Rainbow Bridge , the first half is about setting up a Hendrix concert , the second half is the concert !! I have about thirty albums of Hendrix , DVD's , VHS tapes , cassettes , and a few 8 -track tapes , love them all , he was the man !!! You should also check out anything he played at WOODSTOCK , incredible !!!
Watch Jimi at Monterey… it was his first show back in the states after having gone to England and forming the Experience
Jimi was the real master on guitar.
Silas, check out Jimi's performance of "Machine Gun" at the Fillmore, 1970. Possibly one of the greatest solos ever recorded.
not "possibly"... no need for any humility 😇
Try Hendrix live at the Filmore East : Machine Gun 👌👌👌🎸. He usually only used 3 pedals on stage : Univibe - Vox Wah & Fuzz Face.
Check out "Star Spangled Banner" at Woodstock. Mindblowing.
This gig was the last gig for him a little island in germany, called Fehmarn
Hendrix is the GOAT
Great live footage of Jimi!
As far as Uriah Heep songs: Sunrise, Easy Livin and Look at Yourself would all be awesome!
My band was playing his music before his first album came out in America. My brother brought his music from Great Britain and we loved it.
You need to WATCH him play, as well as LISTEN. He does things with his Guitars that even his Roadies didn't understand. This is the music I grew up with. It's good to see a youngin' such as yourself listening, and respecting the unparalleled Legendary talent that Jimi was. His music allows him to live forever, as long as we keep listening. ✌️
Check out the song he covers All Along The Watchtower, originally written and done by Bob Dylan.
Whereas Stevie Ray is a truly great guitarist who rocked this song, Jimi is a 'kin sonic phenomena who took it where no-one has gone before, or since. Plus, what a showman. I'd recommend his Blackpool '67 'Wild Thing', makin' sweet love to his guitar, it's a right laugh - he was supporting The Monkees!
Yeah opening for the Monkees is a genuine travesty.
@@scottzappa9314 By all accounts, it was a genuine travesty for the majority of the teenybopper audience, who were quite unprepared for Jimi at full throttle.
@@alanroughley8319 well said sir
Imagine hearing this first thing in the morning - Silas you can see the whole movie from this concert on RUclips. SRV covered a lot of Jimi Hendrix stuff - SRV is like Johnny Copeland and Jimi Hendrix love child on guitar IMO. Did you notice the guitar is upside down because he was a lefty? Companies didn't offer many left hand options back then so he strung it in reverse.
3 100w plexis' and 6 4x12 cabinets behind him
1 plexi can blow the windows outta yer house lol
SILAS, this concert was at a private meditation center on Maui, the small audience were mostly the members. There was a lot of wind that day, and Jimi and the band had problems with their sound system, this was why there were some strange sounds that didn’t sound like guitar.
You need to get the DVD “Jimi Hendrix At Woodstock”. It features his entire performance, and the sound and video quality are excellent. The version of “Voodoo Child Slight Return” at Woodstock is far superior to the one from the Maui concert.
The best Hendrix guitar track is Machine Gun from the Band Of Gypsies album
Hendrix was more famous in London ,Then in the States at this time, way ahead of everybody.
Good react bro!
One thing to say. jimi was THE MAN so dive deep
I worked with a guy at McCune audio in SF, Mike Neal (now deceased) and he was the Soundman for Jimi, including for this show. He once said it was so windy they had to use tons of foam around the 😅microphone that it looked like a basketball and the film makers were unhappy. Seeing this video, the foam around the mic, brings back that story. 😆
Jimi was the greatest.
You need to watch the entire Monterey Pop performance that broke him in his home country. Also Johnny B Goode from Berkeley and Star Spangled Banner from Woodstock
Another great one you can do is "Valleys of Neptune."
HEY JOE live in Montery! Put it close to the top of your list, my man.
1970 was the year Jimi died,of course😟🎩
Just checked:Jimi only had about 7 weeks to live😪🎩
Buckethead doing "Soothsayer"
at The Gothic 9/28/2012 is quite awesome.
youtu. be/dyQJH615KwA
Soothsayer ✌
got a chest cold man? thanks for all these..its great to see a younger fellow get into the music man..if you are ill get well soon!
This is not actually a Hendrix concert .It a performance for a counter culture movie called Rainbow Bridge .The audience are extras for this seen .
You would get yer rocks off on the New Year's Eve concert Filmore East (2nd show) especially Machine Gun.
Rember that is a right had guitar being played left handed he still tuned it a strung it the same way
Electric Ladyland is awesome.
Do yourself a couple of favors: 1) Listen to some Hendrix songs without video so you can just focus your ears on the sounds this genius made (cuz he made them first and all his contemporaries freaked when they first heard him - Clapton, Beck, etc.) and 2) no more covers of his songs by other people. He's only got a 3&1/2 year career, why not experience it in all its undiluted majesty? My personal suggestion would be the song Spanish Castle Magic but the version from Experience Hendrix that's about 6 minutes long. It's a live jam in the studio that will show you that everywhere this man went magic followed.
What an amazing performance! Literally jaw-dropping. Makes The Who sound like a pub band, haha!
Pete Townsend was one of the first to use feedback. Of Hendrix he said "He took what I was doing and made music."
He was fabulous! Gone far too soon! And yes All Along The Watchtower studio is a must!
Silas has done that.
Hell yeah! My dude you are in for a WILD ride getting into Hendrix!
I also recommend Electric Ladyland in full. But for single tracks to show his otherworldly talent, I suggest these:
Third stone from the sun
Bold as love
1983…A merman I should turn to be (14 minutes of the best guitar ever)
Machine gun and Message to Love from the band of gypsies album
Aaand then everything else
I say this every time. SRV maybe it was a better guitarist technically speaking. But Jimmy Hendrix created this style, you know? He made the bridge between let's say ... Muddy Waters and rock and jazz. He created the style. And he was having chats with Miles Davis for a collaboration soon. The he died
The Hendrix estate are notorious blockers, which is foolish. So good luck trying to break that wall.
Silas Hendrix closed Woodstock by playing our national anthem check it out ✌
You should have done the studio version from Electric Ladyland. Both Slight Return and the long slow version, for true context. As great as this is, he goes a bit wild. Something he would often do. Listen to " Machine Gun" from "Band of Gypsies" and don't mess with anything but the live studio version, as what video there is is bootleg and often trims parts, or doesn't match video/audio.
Here, they just end the video before he finished.
Wow my man..hear the sounds..please..like we did many years ago..
Great reaction Silas, Hendrix was a true great, but a shout out has to go to Mitch Mitchell on drums and Billy Cox on bass as Jimmi is a tough act to keep up with live, especially when he freestyles it so much but they are both there with him all the way.
Jimi Hendrix was somewhere else ! i would say prince and srv had been influenced ! 🌀🌀🌀🌀🌀
A must for us guitar lovers is Gary Moore doing Red House live. A Hendrix cover. He crushes it
#RabbitHole
🙂
Welcome to the journey!!!
Did you notice hes playing his guitar upside down they didnt have left handed guitars back then
Did you know he is playing his guitar strung backwards no left handed guitars then. Saw him twice
Jimi is one of the biggest blockers out there, so there isnt much good quality content up right now that lines up with his big hits and essential cuts. YOu might have to do your Spotify thing (on Patreon even) to do much with him. That said, his collection is FULL of outstanding art. Bold As Love, If 6 Were 9, Castles Made of Sand, May This Be Love?...or just ESSENTIALS like Foxy Lady, Purple Haze, and Hey Joe....there is enough to blow your mind FOREVER. Looking through the perfect 20/20 lens of history, Jimi is obviously as much of a talent and pioneer as anybody to ever strap on a guitar. Sure, a guitar virtuoso from today's era could out "shred" him, but where is the soul? Jimi delivers soul like the postman delivers mail.
Still no Final Cut? How long we have to wait?
Try some Johnny Winter Sound the bell live
Jimmie and everyone is tripping balls.
You from the Hoosier state bro?
Cool state, man
SILAS, you're really young, and don't know a lot about Jimi, you're discovering all the good stuff of the 60's or 70's,it's normal you don't already, understand the power of HENDRIX! Most of the peoples that hear him tge first or second time, don't like it! Because, their brains are unable to understand what they are listening too! Believe me, you, just, need to watch the good videos, and listen to the good albums, especially, live, and you will realize he's the god of the gods of guitar! Unmatchable! (i'm a great fan of other bands like you're discovering now, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, etc, etc....) But, Jimi is the final boss! The monster! 😂If you want some advices abput what listening about him or music, ask me! Peace from France 👍✌️🎸🇫🇷😂
Give a listen to his first studio albums. I think the concert stuff will make better sense to you after that.
Peace -
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Notice he plays left handed on a right handed guitar. When he was a kid he had to learn on a right handed guitar.
Check out Machine Gun . Jimi Hendrix.
There would be no SRV without Jimi...
Almost everybody there...
...are somebody's grandparents now.
Grandparents were cool for a long time, eh?
What were the camera men doing? Jimi's spitting fire and they are panning round the acid heads.
It was a SCENE, man. Camera guy was vibin’ to it. He was probably also very stoned , as was everybody else there, and was getting off watching the ladies dance. ✌️✌️
@@helenespaulding7562 The only 'scene' anyone else is interested in is what Jimi is doing. Silas said it himself. "I want to see what Jimi is doing." He could have panned the audience when Jimi was singing. But that is when he zoomed in on him. Yeah, you are right, the camera guy was probably off his face. Shameful!
@@79BlackRose um……I think that was footage taken by an audience member. This was a spur of the moment set up. Otherwise there would have thousands there, not hundreds. There were a couple of professional camera guys onstage who were probably traveling with Hendrix.
You want to blame somebody, blame the person who edited this and gave too much time to the audience. Or perhaps allot of the footage of Jimi had been destroyed, so the audience shots were used as filler.
Who knows. But they hardly thought that over 50 years later this would be viewed as “historic”. They aren’t filming for posterity. So no “shame” here.
This video you just watched cut you short of the entire live version from Maui
Do Stevie Ray Vaughn voodoo chile live version video
Star Spangled Banner
where is hey joe
Are You Experienced? Peace/JT
dude. Check out Machine Gun by Hendrix and Band of Gypsies
Hi Silas... just to say it's 'Voodoo Chile' not child. Everybody gets it wrong.