Jimi was The Best..in all respects. His studio engineering is incredible too." Voodoo Chile, slight return" is a must hear , and so is 3rd Stone From the Sun...
He is a rock and roll god A guitar god An immortal His influence will last the ages Just like Mozart and Beethoven I’ve loved him for about 55 years And when I get to Heaven I’ll still love him You should check out his Woodstock performance next He slays the Star Spangled Banner
Jimi's just doin a lap dance with his guitar. I'd watch him even if he couldn't play. Liked your genuine reaction, could see this one really impressed you. Jimi was a genius and a true force of nature, so intelligent and aware of who he was, it seems to me. Light-years ahead and an innovator with his gift. His will always be the first name you think of when 'electric guitar' comes to mind. RIP sweet Jimi. ☮️
The Woodstock live 1969 full concert may give you a good glimpse of the times and hits many Great performers The guitar is a part of his body 💙 As always love being apart of your journey ✌️🏵️💞
I'm an old white guy and I will admit that Hendrix was the GOAT on the electric guitar. Keep in mind that his stuff was recorded over 50 years ago! Btw the guy on drums was killing it. His studio recording of 'All Along the Watchtower' is a must listen.
NOPE. Jimi was first and still is. Eddie was very technically proficient in his niche, but Jimi played and wrote much deeper music. And a bit wider, stylistically. The breadth and scope of his output (Jazz fusion: 3rd Stone, the first funk rock: Band of Gypsys album, best 12 bar blues ever: Red House. Jimi NEVER needed a schticky Diamond Dave or a Sammy to add visual appeal. Eddie had great moments :Eruption. Jimi's entire performances were momentous and groundbreaking throughout his entire career. Not so much for Eddie after Dave left, he demoted Michael Anthony from equal band member to hired hand and the powerful spirit of that band of 4 people was cut by half. Jimi was great and complete by himself or with any lineup. The GOAT.
@@Eric-o9f Everything you said is true, but EVH is the GOAT!, and always will be! Eddie has a bigger legacy, and contributed to the guitar community in a way now one ever has, or ever will. EVH innovated the way guitar was played and his influence is still being emulated to this day. EVH will always remain King!
This video is from the Miami Pop Festival in the Spring of 1968 at Gulfstream Park in Hallendale, Florida. I saw him live in Miami in Aug. of 1970, a few weeks before he died. He blew me away and I was astonished as I watched him play. His hands barely moved as a flurry of notes came out of his speakers. Mind Blown!!!
Jimi and Jimmy (Page)are my favourite rock guitarists, mostly due to their innovation but also their charisma. They looked like the guitar was another arm. One of the things i love most about Jimi was his ability to play rhythm and lead in the one song, without missing a beat.
He also plays guitar with his teeth and the guitar behind his neck. I was 9 years old back in 1969 and this was the first time I heard of him. Boy, I was floored in a good way. He just rocked. All my contemporaries in my neighborhood were into bubblegum music - not me. He was my gateway into heavier music.
Always seemed such a nice man and humble, genuinely. He played in others bands until he decided to just do his own sound and a whole generation went crazy for him, still he was just regarded guy. He had a rough start and he was taken to soon but he’ll never be forgotten
It looked, at the end, as if he slid his guitar along the mic stand, kinda using the metal stand as an improvised slide. Jimi brought so many techniques to the guitar that others had never even thought of.
This was the sexual revolution of the 60s. You had groovy clothes, free love, and music that redirected the industry. Unfortunately, this is also where we got the term the 27 Club, a club of celebrities that died at 27 (mostly from overdoses). The club includes greats like Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Amy Winehouse, Kurt Cobain, etc. 💙
You are witnessing one of the most famous American music festivals called "Woodstock," (1969) where many famous, renowned, and iconic artists of all time performed such as The Beetles, Sly and the Family Stone, Joe Cocker, Janice Joplin performed, just to name a few. You might want to google it.
Hendrix wrote the language of the electric guitar. Do the original album version of VOODOO CHILD (SLIGHT RETURN). The best guitar tone ever, and a killer song to boot.
His death was so untimely and sad. Even jummy page thought jimi was to be admired. So ahead of time but in the right era. Man it was a huge, sad bummer.
Before Hendrix came along, population rock music was performed mainly by teenage boys. The music was boyish. Hendrix brought manhood to popular music. The songs became much more adult. Led Zeppelin followed the lead, and Rock and Roll grew up overnight.
Jimi was also quite a tough guy , he had qualified for US Airborne and only got discharged after a bad jump injury . Training back in the 60s would have been mean and ruthless , if you want to get some idea of what it was like watch Full Metal Jacket movie
Glad you mentioned Chuck Berry, was trying to think of a reason to drop this on you: Jimi @Berkeley, Chuck's 'Johnny B. Goode'. ruclips.net/video/ss_rk-RITts/видео.htmlsi=gMnAt4pgcGN1n4Eg Of course there's a ton of great original Jimi as well as his brilliant takes on the material of others, like Dylan's 'All Along the Watchtower', 'Like A Rolling Stone', 'Hey Joe'. Check out 'Fire', 'Wind Cries Mary', 'Are You Experienced', '1983: A Merman...', 'Dolly Dagger', and 'Still Raining, Still Dreaming'. G'ahead, enjoy, loads to discover and marvel at. ✌🏼😉🎶❤️🍁❤️✨️🕊
Machine Gun on the Jimi Hendrix Band Of Gypsys album will take you from combat to outer space and then to the heavens above. In the greatest way possible. It’s a spiritual experience.
Bruv. You're English, The Kinks are the quintessential English band. Ray Davies writes about what he knows. Try any of their hits, after the first couple of rockers,kind of US style, beautifully crafted songs. Dead end street,Sitting on my sofa,Waterloo sunset,Autumn almanac. Pick any.
In the beginning there was Jimi Hendrix and nothing until a young kid from the Netherlands who reinvented how to play the guitar by the name EDDIE VAN HALEN. That was when the world met the G.O.A.T. greatest of all time) The One true guitar God.
There is a list for sure. Jimi Hendrix, Eddie Van Halen,, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Eric Clapton, Brian Mays, Jimi Paige… They are all great, just different!
There's Jimi Hendrix and then other guitarists who latched onto aspects of things he experimented with briefly in his short career including Van Halen who perfected the technique of channeling sounds from apparently nowhere. Hendrix was exploring different dimensions every few months and moving on, in his brief spell of activity. Others spent years or decades getting comfortable in one dimension, that's the difference
What's good? That was a good reaction, bro. Jimmy is definitely guitar god, bar none. Being that you mentioned Chuck Berry, you should hear Jimmy's rendition to Johnny B Goode at Berkeley. Chuck Berry said himself that, "he played up f out of that song!" Try to react to that next. You will definitely thank me later ruclips.net/video/ss_rk-RITts/видео.htmlsi=hrteSB15uXk2fjJC
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No one had seen anything like him before! We were all amazed!
Musical Genius, ultimate cool Rock Star.
I was there - incredible performance - changed me
Nobody is or was his equal. He's the top, the best. And there's a deep dive available to you if you're game for it.
WARNING: It Could Be Addictive!
Hyperbolic
Jimi was The Best..in all respects. His studio engineering is incredible too." Voodoo Chile, slight return" is a must hear , and so is 3rd Stone From the Sun...
Those drums were impressive, too. RIP Mitch Mitchell.
The Experience doesn't get the recognition as a dynamic group of musicians like they should. Mitch could play the skins with the best of them.
Mitch was the Jimi of drums. The goat of drums
There's Jimi Hendrix and then there are the rest as far as I'm concerned he made the guitar an extension of his body not just an instrument.
He is a rock and roll god
A guitar god
An immortal
His influence will last the ages
Just like Mozart and Beethoven
I’ve loved him for about 55 years
And when I get to Heaven I’ll still love him
You should check out his Woodstock performance next
He slays the Star Spangled Banner
You know who was cooler than Jimi Hendrix? Nobody.
The man was just a different sort of player. Too good. I have to work to listen sometimes, because it is over my head.
Jimi's just doin a lap dance with his guitar. I'd watch him even if he couldn't play. Liked your genuine reaction, could see this one really impressed you. Jimi was a genius and a true force of nature, so intelligent and aware of who he was, it seems to me. Light-years ahead and an innovator with his gift. His will always be the first name you think of when 'electric guitar' comes to mind. RIP sweet Jimi. ☮️
The Woodstock live 1969 full concert may give you a good glimpse of the times and hits many Great performers
The guitar is a part of his body
💙
As always love being apart of your journey
✌️🏵️💞
I'm an old white guy and I will admit that Hendrix was the GOAT on the electric guitar. Keep in mind that his stuff was recorded over 50 years ago! Btw the guy on drums was killing it. His studio recording of 'All Along the Watchtower' is a must listen.
I’m giving goat position to EVH with Jimi coming in at a close second.
NOPE. Jimi was first and still is. Eddie was very technically proficient in his niche, but Jimi played and wrote much deeper music. And a bit wider, stylistically. The breadth and scope of his output (Jazz fusion: 3rd Stone, the first funk rock: Band of Gypsys album, best 12 bar blues ever: Red House. Jimi NEVER needed a schticky Diamond Dave or a Sammy to add visual appeal. Eddie had great moments :Eruption. Jimi's entire performances were momentous and groundbreaking throughout his entire career. Not so much for Eddie after Dave left, he demoted Michael Anthony from equal band member to hired hand and the powerful spirit of that band of 4 people was cut by half. Jimi was great and complete by himself or with any lineup. The GOAT.
@@Eric-o9f Everything you said is true, but EVH is the GOAT!, and always will be! Eddie has a bigger legacy, and contributed to the guitar community in a way now one ever has, or ever will. EVH innovated the way guitar was played and his influence is still being emulated to this day. EVH will always remain King!
The GOAT!
💙 Johnny B Goode is HARD beyond belief. His cover of Chuck Berry's iconic song is the most epic LIVE cover of all time.
Sure is Berkley, right?
@@davidrobinson4012 yes
Aww shucks. I loved your reaction to the great Jimi Hendrix.
The goat
This video is from the Miami Pop Festival in the Spring of 1968 at Gulfstream Park in Hallendale, Florida. I saw him live in Miami in Aug. of 1970, a few weeks before he died. He blew me away and I was astonished as I watched him play. His hands barely moved as a flurry of notes came out of his speakers. Mind Blown!!!
You are right. Hendrix was inventing things as he went along. Music flowed through him and he simply played what was inside him.
In his day….. he was big. Popular and embodied the coolest of cool dudes. Every guy alive then wanted to play a guitar as good as him.
Check out his Hey Joe performance-live at Monterey in 1967 and be amazed.
Jimi and Jimmy (Page)are my favourite rock guitarists, mostly due to their innovation but also their charisma. They looked like the guitar was another arm. One of the things i love most about Jimi was his ability to play rhythm and lead in the one song, without missing a beat.
He also plays guitar with his teeth and the guitar behind his neck. I was 9 years old back in 1969 and this was the first time I heard of him. Boy, I was floored in a good way. He just rocked. All my contemporaries in my neighborhood were into bubblegum music - not me. He was my gateway into heavier music.
Always seemed such a nice man and humble, genuinely. He played in others bands until he decided to just do his own sound and a whole generation went crazy for him, still he was just regarded guy. He had a rough start and he was taken to soon but he’ll never be forgotten
It looked, at the end, as if he slid his guitar along the mic stand, kinda using the metal stand as an improvised slide. Jimi brought so many techniques to the guitar that others had never even thought of.
Yes, do more Hendrix.
You should check out Jimi Plays Monterey. he is unreal
Jimmy Hendrix is awesome. And he did all that on the good 60s MK ULTRA acid.
_"Many people say, nobody ever played on his level. In fact, we are not even in the same building."_ (Neil Young about Jimi Hendrix)
This was the sexual revolution of the 60s. You had groovy clothes, free love, and music that redirected the industry. Unfortunately, this is also where we got the term the 27 Club, a club of celebrities that died at 27 (mostly from overdoses). The club includes greats like Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Amy Winehouse, Kurt Cobain, etc. 💙
He talks to our time, my time. "You can't hear Jimi"...is what we told those squares, who didn't like him.
Machine Gun live at Fillmore one of the greatest guitar solos you will ever hear.
YES!
I so agree. I have the album. He is a master and nobody matches him.
Hey Joe live is a must .
Johnny B Goode!
“everybody is sitting on the floor”🤣🤣🤣
That's a lot of sound coming out of only three people
You are witnessing one of the most famous American music festivals called "Woodstock," (1969) where many famous, renowned, and iconic artists of all time performed such as The Beetles, Sly and the Family Stone, Joe Cocker, Janice Joplin performed, just to name a few. You might want to google it.
My ex knew him, said he was always the sweetest guy in the room. ❤
Hendrix wrote the language of the electric guitar.
Do the original album version of VOODOO CHILD (SLIGHT RETURN). The best guitar tone ever, and a killer song to boot.
His death was so untimely and sad. Even jummy page thought jimi was to be admired. So ahead of time but in the right era. Man it was a huge, sad bummer.
You mentioned Chuck Berry, you should check out Jimi’s live version of Johnny B. Goode.
Don't blame Jimi for that cough, we all know... You Don't Get Off, Until You Chough....Smile
Check out Voodoo Child at Royal Albert Hall (1969I. It is other worldly!
Jimi was my god.
best version is isle of white
He passed away before I was even born but he is one of my 18 favorite guitar gods
No one ever like him before or since.....still my favorite along with Jeff Beck & SRV.
Hey Joe live at Monterey next!!
There was a shot of him putting lighter fluid on a guitar, monterey i think, anyway wasn't what it may have looked like..
Before Hendrix came along, population rock music was performed mainly by teenage boys. The music was boyish. Hendrix brought manhood to popular music. The songs became much more adult. Led Zeppelin followed the lead, and Rock and Roll grew up overnight.
Jimmi changed the rules
Reinvented the guitar
Jimi was also quite a tough guy , he had qualified for US Airborne and only got discharged after a bad jump injury . Training back in the 60s would have been mean and ruthless , if you want to get some idea of what it was like watch Full Metal Jacket movie
That is the PR version of why he left the army.
The reason everyone is sitting is because they rolled big fat ones and were just groovin.
P.s., check out "The Watchtower."
The crowd are probably all stoned -- hence sitting around.
It's grass, it's outdoors.
Glad you mentioned Chuck Berry, was trying to think of a reason to drop this on you: Jimi @Berkeley, Chuck's 'Johnny B. Goode'.
ruclips.net/video/ss_rk-RITts/видео.htmlsi=gMnAt4pgcGN1n4Eg
Of course there's a ton of great original Jimi as well as his brilliant takes on the material of others, like Dylan's 'All Along the Watchtower', 'Like A Rolling Stone', 'Hey Joe'. Check out 'Fire', 'Wind Cries Mary', 'Are You Experienced', '1983: A Merman...', 'Dolly Dagger', and 'Still Raining, Still Dreaming'. G'ahead, enjoy, loads to discover and marvel at.
✌🏼😉🎶❤️🍁❤️✨️🕊
Machine Gun on the Jimi Hendrix Band Of Gypsys album will take you from combat to outer space and then to the heavens above. In the greatest way possible. It’s a spiritual experience.
🤍Here’s one you’ll luv:
The Doors - Light My Fire - Ed Sullivan Show 1967 (HD Remastered)
🤍🪭
I'd like to see your reaction to MC5. How about Ramblin' Rose.
Wait until you see his Monterey jazz festival performance - buckle your seat belt n hold your teddy really tight ... CUZ YOU AIN'T SEEN NUTIN YET !
Bruv. You're English, The Kinks are the quintessential English band. Ray Davies writes about what he knows. Try any of their hits, after the first couple of rockers,kind of US style, beautifully crafted songs. Dead end street,Sitting on my sofa,Waterloo sunset,Autumn almanac. Pick any.
the people are mostly sittitng down because theyre gacked out of their minds on acid, lol.
In the beginning there was Jimi Hendrix and nothing until a young kid from the Netherlands who reinvented how to play the guitar by the name EDDIE VAN HALEN. That was when the world met the G.O.A.T. greatest of all time) The One true guitar God.
There is a list for sure. Jimi Hendrix, Eddie Van Halen,, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Eric Clapton, Brian Mays, Jimi Paige… They are all great, just different!
Listen to EDDIE HAZEL from 1970-1976.
There's Jimi Hendrix and then other guitarists who latched onto aspects of things he experimented with briefly in his short career including Van Halen who perfected the technique of channeling sounds from apparently nowhere. Hendrix was exploring different dimensions every few months and moving on, in his brief spell of activity. Others spent years or decades getting comfortable in one dimension, that's the difference
Walk all over you by ACDC for more mic stand stuff. You're welcome, future googlers
Probably sitting on the floor because they are all out of their minds.
Yes, on acid. (LSD), tripping inside.
Please do a reaction to no more witches isaiah robin 🙏
Please check out Roy Buchanan.
The best guitar player in the world bar none period. Is Stevie Ray Vaughan. My brother.❤❤
Jimi was a genius.
Boomer music. Real musicans live, no taped music, no fake.
Long, long before today's crappy shitty pop.
What's good? That was a good reaction, bro. Jimmy is definitely guitar god, bar none. Being that you mentioned Chuck Berry, you should hear Jimmy's rendition to Johnny B Goode at Berkeley. Chuck Berry said himself that, "he played up f out of that song!" Try to react to that next. You will definitely thank me later
ruclips.net/video/ss_rk-RITts/видео.htmlsi=hrteSB15uXk2fjJC
Boomer music and the blues will make a new man out of you.
Baby boy, he played the guitar with his teeth, and behind his head. Nobody like Jimi. And there will never be again.
Yeah. I liked when I didn't have try to see the band playing for the rest of the audience
An ex girlfriend of mine said " he doesn't just play the guitar, he f.cks it " 😁
They sitting because they are tripping balls
Check out Janis Joplin Woodstock work me load and ball and chain. You will be impressed.
Love watching Jimi, but hate how they put this film footage together - why are we looking at still photos when we could be watching him live ? Ugh…😖