We all lived in Jimi's world for 4 years: 1966 - 1967. He didn't live in ours--it was his world once he became famous. Doesn't happen often; he changed music forever❣️
He sure did. I always remind people that we cannot neglect the influence of Native Americans in Rock and Roll Music. Thanks for watching. We love Jimi.
@thetruerockandrollpodcast6544 ...I asked him, "what was it like when you saw him??"...he said, 'I could not believe what I was seeing...he was something I'd never seen before"!
They are so hard to find in live performance. Mermaid is my personal favorite of the softer more ethereal music they created. I will see what I can find. Thanks for watching. ☮🎵
@@thetruerockandrollpodcast6544 Just look up and listen to 'Little Wing' live at the Royal Albert Hall in 1969. BTW, he chewed gum to keep his eardrums open (too much pressure because of the maximum volume he played on stage)
Jimi Hendrix was 15 years old and playing the Guitar 🎸 at a Professional level too awesome
Jimi Hendrix and his Guitar 🎸 were as one together like the Guitar 🎸 was part of his body and forever Greatest Guitar God
Lovely creature
He's the Greatest Guitar 🎸 God forever
facts !
We all lived in Jimi's world for 4 years: 1966 - 1967. He didn't live in ours--it was his world once he became famous. Doesn't happen often; he changed music forever❣️
He was a true renaissance man. The music will live on. Thanks for watching! ☮🎵
I'm related to Jimi Hendrix through Cherokee Indian blood mixed totally awesome 😂
Wow! That is something to be truly proud of. 🎵☮
Jimi Hendrix was Cherokee and African American he flipped the script on the Guitar 🎸 he was a Perfectionist
He sure did. I always remind people that we cannot neglect the influence of Native Americans in Rock and Roll Music. Thanks for watching. We love Jimi.
Star Spangled Banner and wild thing live and everything else he took everyone to a higher place
One of my FAVORITE versions of Hey Joe he does!! My former bass player saw Hendrix the 5 times he played Chicago and has these awesome pics he took!!
I wish I could say that. King Edward was the only one of us old enough to go see him. Thanks for watching. ☮🎵
@thetruerockandrollpodcast6544 ...I asked him, "what was it like when you saw him??"...he said, 'I could not believe what I was seeing...he was something I'd never seen before"!
I'd seen that documentary , that was the first time I heard the version of Machine Gun with Mitch Mitchell on drums.
I was a good doc. I love Faye's honesty, Mick's innocence and Eric's acknowledgement of Jimi's greatness. ☮🎵
The opening interview with the lovely Faye Pridgeon, Jimi Hendrix's friend in NYC, is from 1973's "A Film About Jimi Hendrix", a good documentary!
@@supafrogg258 She was lovely wasn't she and a great muse.🎵
He's so sexy in this video.....I love this version. I can watch it over and over. Thanks for your great commentary. ❤
Sue Ann would agree with you. 😍☮🎵
Jimis friends said Jimi always took more Acid than everyone else!!!
That's what they say!☮🎵
@@thetruerockandrollpodcast6544 yeppers his friends and ex girlfriends swear to it
Many vocalists chew gum while on stage to keep their mouths from going dry. 👍
JIMI!!
Thanks Bart!😍☮🎵
Would love for you to check out some of his softer tracks , Have you ever been , Drifting , Angel , 1983 merman.
They are so hard to find in live performance. Mermaid is my personal favorite of the softer more ethereal music they created. I will see what I can find. Thanks for watching. ☮🎵
@@thetruerockandrollpodcast6544 Yeah he never did these songs live. So yeah go for the studio recordings :)
@@thetruerockandrollpodcast6544 Just look up and listen to 'Little Wing' live at the Royal Albert Hall in 1969. BTW, he chewed gum to keep his eardrums open (too much pressure because of the maximum volume he played on stage)
I missed you guys! Why haven't i seen new clips from yall?
Just cause we got day jobs. We have some content coming out this week. We miss you too!🎵
@thetruerockandrollpodcast6544 I follow you. I hope I get notifications?
@@josephclarke4244 You got it!