Hear My Train A Comin' (Acoustic) | Jimi Hendrix | Warner Archive
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- Опубликовано: 25 янв 2025
- Jimi Hendrix (1973) #WarnerArchive #WarnerBros #JimiHendrix
This musical documentary captures the elusive character of one of rock's greatest musicians: Rock 'n' Roll Hall-of-Famer Jimi Hendrix. Hendrix, arguably the most influential guitarist in the history of rock 'n' roll, is shown in rare performances, interviews and behind-the-scenes footage including such legendary songs as "Purple Haze," "Little Wing," and "Foxy Lady." Hendrix's all-too-brief career was cut short by a fatal overdose at the age of 27 in 1970.
Directed By Joe Boyd, John Head, Gary Weis
Starring Arthur Allen, Albert Allen, Stella Benabon
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“Can I do that one more time?”
“Yes, Jimi fucking Hendrix. You can do that as many times as you want. You can shit on the floor and have my car too.”
🤣
🤣🤣🤣
@@theunknowngamer3272ooo
I'M DYING
LMAO
“Don’t waste all that film there”
Makes me cry 😢
Guy was so humble about his own abilities….
All the best or most of them think they suck, that's why they are best. Great comment, Rock on!!!!!
If he only knew...
It truly is incredible that Jimi was able to come back from the dead 3 years after he died to record this take!
lmao
It’s from the movie you donut
God you would be dangerous with a brain, thankfully you don't!
@@williampatterson5067 yo chill lol
He's joking, he's not being serious
Some people have to laugh here and there
It helps you
Also I wanted to tell you that Jesus loves you all so much more than you'll ever imagine and He will never leave you nor forsake you 💯💙
Christianity is not a religion but it's the best relationship ever ✝️💯
A 12-string tuned down is the best sounding instrument ever
... four semitones I reckon and yes, sounds great. No wonder he could bend the strings so well on fret two.
He's got it tuned to B standard
Not an easy feat tuning a 12 banger either.
@@damfeller6978 You are close, but you're a half step low. "rayh72" has it right. It is "C standard" tuning. That's what all the sources say that I've found, plus I have "tuned up" (down) to it and it is indeed "C standard" tuning, which is down - "a major 3rd" - or, "2 whole steps" - or, "4 half steps" - a k.a. "4 semitones".
So, if you tune down that far, then an A note is the 4th fret up on the open 5th string, which would normally be C#. Technically A is still 440 Hz, but the "new C#" note is now an A note (440Hz). Don't ask me what the new open A string is in hertz, I just know it's an F note. But I leaned decades ago that he is tuned to "C standard".
But a lot of bands DO use a "B standard" tuning quite extensively. I've learned a lot of weird tunings from grunge, metal, and alternative bands. It can get pretty technical & complicated.
@@rayh72 Yeah, 4 semitones down. And I was thinking the same thing, slack tuning makes string bending a lot easier, even close to the nut - on the second fret.
What most people don’t know is that Jimi completely improvised this on the spot and that’s why he initially started playing it sounded completely different that what he ended up playing. Pure genius
I won't argue with that and can agree but to play devil's advocate, he plays all of his songs differently slightly different every time pre and post recording
This video was the last thing my best friend posted on his Facebook before he passed away.. RIP JSheks
sorry for your loss brother
Thanks Sam
♥️So sorry for your loss. Cherish good times.
@@ashb234 thank you 🙏🏽 ❤️
I’m really sorry for your loss I hope you’re doing okay
he's improvising, on a new guitar, on the spot in front of camera, at the age of 23-24, truly amazing - you can tell his heart and soul was truly in the blues, he lived and breathed every aspect of his roots, - a truly truly magical man - what a musical talent - we should be so glad cameras and recording technology was around the capture him.
Most musicians will just improvise for a more complicated guitar part
I doubt that was totally improvised.
its a song not improv
Thanks ! On a 12 string at that.
He was 26 at the makinv of this film December of 1967
Jimi was a for real bluesman. He once said that he got tired of blues because it came to him so easy.
That’s deep
"easy to play but hard to feel"
it's sad we didn't get a Hendrix acoustic blues album :(
We literally did. Look up “Blues” by Jimi Hendrix on Spotify. This song is literally on it. You’re tripping bro
@@alonelyspaceman only 1 song on that whole album is acoustic...
@@alonelyspaceman You're the one tripping dude lol you imagined the whole album was acoustic lmao
@@alonelyspacemanhe had some Hendrix shrooms
Do you know what literally means?
I don't think people fully understand how truly precious this is for human history.
You know, I heard that at first he didn't like singing, but he has a great voice!
Yup. But ah.. yeah
Great attitude
His voice is angelic! Would give anything for pipes like his.
Its not about speed or the correct note, its about feeling and emotion. Still the number 1 after his passing 50 years ago
He's soooo overrated n always has been!I know dozens of guitarists (myself included) who'd run circles around him!
@@noelharris1177 If Hendrix isn't your favourite guitarist, he's definately your favourite guitarist' favourite guitarist
@@noelharris1177 Funniest statement I’ve ever heard. Thanks for the laugh moron
@@numberjuan5837 Obviously u know nothing about music,n do not play.WhaJimi played is THE 1ST chord progression EVERY guitarist learns.It is simple n basic.A 12 bar blues.And he doesn't even play it that well.I saw Hendrix,May 28th 1968 at Gulfstream park,Hallandale,Fl.Any jazz player would make him look silly!Django Rhinehart,Chet Atkins,Steve Vai,Even country players,Glenn Campbell,Jim Stafford,n guys like Les Paul n Mary Ford.You know zero about guitarists n guitar players...
@@numberjuan5837 You don't know a pentatonic scale from a mixalydian scale.You couldn't even scale a roof...
still can’t believe i saw this guitar with my own two eyes
Where?
its not even his guitar..
@Blackflag its just God creating the world, nothing special about it
@Blackflag hatin ass bitxh
@Blackflag lol awww you a little baby. Never said anything about jimi. Read better cmon now.
His legacy as a guitarist is impeccable. It should also be noted that his rhythm, harmony, melody, and singing qualities were also genius caliber.
I want this played at my funeral.
You know, I have to say it, Jimi was great, and if it hadn't been for him, the guitar players that came after him, never would have happened. Randy Rhoads, Eddie Van Halen, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Robin Trower, Frankie Marino, and many others wouldn't have come out to play guitar at all. Hendrix was the inspiration for those that came after him. To play, and to be the next generation of guitar gods.
One of the greatest pieces of film all time
Lyrics
Well, I wait around the train station
Waitin' for that train
Waitin' for the train, yeah
Take me home, yeah
From this lonesome place
Well, now a while lotta people put me down a lotta changes
My girl had called me a disgrace
Dig
The tears burnin'
Tears burnin' me
Tears burnin' me
Way down in my heart
Well, you know it's too bad, little girl,
It's too bad
Too bad we have to part (have to part)
Dig
Gonna leave this town, yeah
Gonna leave this town
Gonna make a whole lotta money
Gonna be big, yeah
Gonna be big, yeah
I'm gonna buy this town
I'm gonna buy this town
An' put it all in my shoe
Might even give a piece to you
That's what I'm gonna do,
What I'm gonna do,
What I'm gonna do
Songwriters: Jimi Hendrix REcorded 1967
Thank you my friend :)
Gracias we te amo 🙌
Thank You !
Made me chuckle
I bought this movie on Amazon, yes it was released in 1973... The best part is Eric Clapton saying how much he Hated Jimi until he saw Jimi play Wild Thing with only 5 strings because he broke a string. Eric thought "Now What Are You Going To Do Asshole?" But Jimi started playing Wild Thing and charmed Eric, and he loved Jimi after that...
He was definitely jealous
@@ethanwood9124 and a known racist, hate to say it, but it is out there
It's ironic that Clapton made a notoriously racist speech whilst making a pile playing black,working-class music.Just should have kept his mouth shut that night.
Clapton is a hater
@@ethanwood9124 Who wouldn't be! He came along and completely blew everyone out the park. Every interview I've seen of clapton he has praised Jimi.
I was a kid when Hendrix first appeared, now at 65 i see a kid, playing that tune, a phenominal kid, and i was a lucky kid, thanks Jimi.
I would of never thought jimi feared anything with his playing lmaooo he's so authentic i love it 🥰
Yeah I've seen footage of him getting pissed off becauseause things weren't coming out like he wanted
He is so fearless playing I surely would not have ever expected to hear those words from his mouth. Every time I see something like this it's a good reminder that no matter how someone appears, we are all only human after all. No matter that some may appear gods ...
But he was a humble kinda fella and was very self conscious.
he wasnt tored of the blues,when he wrote red house,best blues ever written.especially the studio version,still get chills
this might be the best acoustic performance of all time
Right you are!
You know as a young boy growing up in the 60s i listen to a lot of my buddy and in the 70s i bought my first fender strat right hand guitar 🎸 and I am left handed (south paw) so i started playing not as good as my friend but close 😊 i remember that i think he visited washington dc back in the 60s i was born and raised there, and remember seeing him as a young child wow any going to pick up a couple of Marshall Amp's and jam! Star spangled banner 😊!.
Made a small mistake in texting, the word anyway going to pick up a couple of Marshall Amp's.😅.
Jimi Hendrix is the name of the film, and it did came out in 1973!
1973!!!
1973!!!!, you say ???? ... The Dude abides.
Jimi is killing it.
hendrix died in 1970 so its nice to see this ... feels like he is still alive some how... his music is immortal :)
It’s nice to see the wrong date in the thumbnail?
I refuse to believe this was improvised. It's just too perfect
Jimi was the blues. He spoke that language. No one ever says about regular folks-‘Hey they’re improvising that conversation.’ It just happens because people speak a language. He was the blues.
IF you know enough blues licks, you can pretty much improvise anything on the spot. Took me years to get there but I can now.
In open tunings it's not that hard to improvise like that
He added a bit of his style to a typical delta blues song
It's actually way easier to do than it looks
It wasn't- he'd been playing that song in concert for at least a year by then.
@@raidzeromattits standard d#, no open tuning
Omg he’s adorable ❤
December 19, 1967, this tape was recorded. 56 years later exactly im here lighting up a few bowls in memoriam. God bless.
I bought a CD with this a long time ago. I sure wish Jimi and done a few more acoustic numbers. I can't even begin to guess how many times I've listened to this tune or watched this video.
this was my dads favorite song. i miss him so much.
Gone before I came, yet a living legend
Recorded 1968 released to public in 1973 RIP Jimi September 18 1970
No it was recorded in 1967.The documentary was made in 1973.The film that this was from was called Experience that was recorded in 1967.I tried to upload the film but they blocked it due to a copyright claim over Castles Made Of Sand.
@@EIKLURAM
I think you misunderstood me guitar monkey
To clarify we were talking about when the film was recorded.... not the song... the song was first recorded december 1967 in London England.... the film was recorded in 1968 with that track on it
(the only version of the song released during Hendrix's time here on earth)
Just a little extra fact all other recordings of that song that were recorded from 1967-1970 that have ever been released came out after his passing
Which IMO is a very special track if jimi gave the ok to release it... he was rarely ever happy with himself or recordings of himself especially while playing solo.... or whoTF knows if he had any say lol
Cheers
@@BobBob-dv2qh The documentary was made in 1973.And the film Experience with that version of Hear my Train Coming was recorded in 1967.Not 1968. .
@@BobBob-dv2qh People like you Bob are really fucking annoying i come across a lot of idiots like you who seem to get taken seriously with their fucking bullshit Fuck off I think Jimi Hendrix would have kicked the shit out of you for bullshitting about his work..
@@EIKLURAM
I do t know what you're getting your nose all out of joint or why you have become belligerent but to each their own... and quite frankly you're arguing with wiki.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hear_My_Train_A_Comin%27
The film you talk about experience even wiki says (1968) and yes the recording of that song posted was from december 1967 the 19th meaning one week before christmas and I doubt very much the film was completed and released before January 1st 1968
Cheers bro dont get so worked up over nothing lol
Every generation has its geniuses - Hendrix on guitar is one of them. It's like Mozart or Beethoven in our age.
God he was so awesome here, can almost cry.
Jimi left us at 27… all this material from a guy in his freakin 20s… I mean how the hell did someone in tbeir 20s write something as deep as Axis bold as love? I mean everything he did was incredible and still holds up today. Musta been serendipity! Just incredible
Love you Jimi, like forever
I´m not into guys, but Jimi looked really cute when he ttold the camarographer to not waste the film on him because he messed up and got scared
He was such a beautiful soul
Yesss
So ur into guys
@@tylerstallings3863 lol if your throw your garbage out does it make you a garbage man? Jimi was a handsome guy
You are gay.
@@tylerstallings3863 😆 I think he's GAF.
Just love his sweet misunderstood soul. So kind and genuine. ❤️ You sweetheart. You're felt to this day.
He’s alive and his new name is Morgan Freeman.
how was he misunderstood :D
@likethesunshine He was kind and gentle. In his own headspace as a deeply creative person. Many saw him differently. Deeply creative people are often misunderstood.
The best to ever do it
RIP Jimi
... and thank you ...
Pure heart
20 yrs been looking for this!!!! Ha!!!! Thank u!!! Die happy now!!! X 🤗🤗🤗
A classic episode on record, true roots music yo❤
After pre intro, at 0:57 the intro starts in 6/8 shuffle rhythm and then after a 5/4 measure of the first vocal line he switches to 4/4 straight rhythm with 8 beats per bar starting right on "...train..." and then stays on 4/4 but at 2:54 he does a shuffle riff in two measures of 2/4 within the 8 beats of the bar to remind you of the shuffle 6/8 of the intro. Amazingly creative even with time signatures and fluid rhythm transitions on top of everything else improvised here.
what a bloody brilliant piece of music.
Owning that 12 string! What a legend!
It's pretty awesome jimi was playing this in 73.
Enjoying every note
Não consigo explicar essa energia que o jimi me passa, sempre quando vejo algum vídeo dele eu paro para assistir e admirar.
R.I.P to a beautiful soul💔🙏🏽.
Very ! 💙
So deep in de blues, great
Jimi is perfection at its perfect best RIP brother
How fortunate for us to see something so incredible
Jimi is one of my favorite artists ever since my teenage years. Its amazing how everytime i come back to his music i still find something new. When i first heard this i just thought about how cool his vibe was, how he played the blues in a unique way, but now its so obvious that this "cool vibe" its just him honoring and letting out his connection with his cherokee roots and the blues. Thats where the "goat" or "genius" magic is, when you are connected and true to yourself and the art you're crafting. And he knew that at a very young age, bro was something else for real.
This should have billions views
absolute wizard
This Incredible man is all the inspiration I need, his moves, his technique, his style and his soul are the best combination in da fucking world
He manages to get distortion out of that 12-stringer, legend..
Left-hand-GENIUS!!!
he didn't have time to make an acoustic album,he had to burn the world down with electric.
Absolutely legendary
I love his blues💙
1973? Wow that’s really good playing for a guy who’d already been dead for three years.
First time I noticed a "Tony Zematis" hand-made in England 12-string Jimmy was strumming and making it sound beautiful.
makes magical sounds look so easy
2021....todavía insuperable ...el más grande ...🎸🔥...abrazo dónde estés hermano querido ...de Argentina 🇦🇷✌️👏....
Well, I wait around the train station
Waiting for that train
Waiting for the train, yeah
Take me home, yeah
From this lonesome place
Well, now a while lotta people put me down a lotta changes
My girl had called me a disgrace
Dig
The tears burning
Tears burning me
Tears burning me
Way down in my heart
Well, you know it's too bad, little girl
It's too bad
Too bad we have to part (have to part)
Dig
Gonna leave this town, yeah
Gotta leave this town
Gonna make a whole lotta money
Gonna be big, yeah
Gonna be big, yeah
I'm gonna buy this town
Gonna buy this town
And put it all in my shoe
Might even give a piece to you
That's what I'm gonna do
What I'm gonna do
What I'm gonna do
There is one and only one,he's name is Jimi !!!..
If peeps thought jimi could only play electric guitar with effects, then this proves em different that he could truly play a guitar. Awesome.
How cool would be if there is something like heaven and you walk through the gate, the first thing you see is Jimi sitting there and jamming
Hi Jimi. Thanks My Man for Laying it down for US. Strong Cool Cats your Fan Sharkie International in DC
RIP my best friend Stoffel
The Legend
Jimi spoke English and the Blues.
I really want to know more songs like this one
Key to the highway by led Zeppelin is in the same tuning and it's blues too
Hendrix Hound Dog end of Royal Albert Hall footage. After gig.
He damm near did a magic trick in the beginning wit da pick. 🎩 🪄
so good he came back to life
The best video on RUclips ever👍💯
Nothing like raw and real
At 0:41 - 0:51 is the most vulnerable I've ever see Hendrix. That 'scared to death' comment --wow, blew my mind.
Kick Ass Guitar Player
He never died
Just amazing!!
Well, I wait around the train station
Waitin' for that train
Waitin' for the train, yeah
Take me home, yeah
From this lonesome place
Well, now a while lotta people put me down a lotta changes
My girl had called me a disgrace
Dig
The tears burnin'
Tears burnin' me
Tears burnin' me
Way down in my heart
Well, you know it's too bad, little girl,
It's too bad
Too bad we have to part (have to part)
Dig
Gonna leave this town, yeah
Gonna leave this town
Gonna make a whole lotta money
Gonna be big, yeah
Gonna be big, yeah
I'm gonna buy this town
I'm gonna buy this town
An' put it all in my shoe
Might even give a piece to you
That's what I'm gonna do,
What I'm gonna do,
What I'm gonna do
😭💜
I love this piece ❤
Its Jimi on a 12 string. Still ruled.
Yeah 😁
Saw him in person Atlanta Pop Festival in 1960's Byron GA.
Notice how, again, Jimi's playing a righty guitar strung lefty (pic guard is above where he's strumning rather than below).
Good catch.
My dream was stuck.....my subconscious wouldn't let me wake up...till...this song was done
Everyone be quiet Jimi is creating another masterpiece 🤫
I love you jimi Hendrix
i still looking for the album Hendrix Blues, on YT. I had it on CD, lent it to an asshole who never gave it back to me
You can find the deluxe edition with the cd and dvd on Amazon. Good documentary to accompany the music. Good luck.
its on spotify if im not mistaken, used to play it when i was 14-15
Sorry brah
why?
James Marshall Hendrix (nacido como Johnny Allen Hendrix; Seattle, Washington, 27 de noviembre de 1942-Notting Hill, Londres, 18 de septiembre de 1970), más conocido como Jimi Hendrix, fue un guitarrista, cantante y compositor estadounidense. A pesar de que su carrera profesional solo duró cuatro años, es considerado uno de los músicos y guitarristas más influyentes de la historia del rock. El Salón de la Fama del Rock and Roll lo describe como «Indiscutiblemente uno de los músicos más grandes de la historia del rock».
82 AÑOS
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Mesmo quando erra é um gênio. É o melhor. Toca facil. A mesma musica só que são duas.
I love this
❤❤❤❤
Thanks for posting!
I would like to see more acoustic videos from jimi..I love the acoustic sound and I truly believe that acoustic guitar is more difficult than electric.. because the skills seems in acoustic guitar
Sanctuaries jimi does Hound Dog at the end of the Albert Hall footage. After the gig that is. I think u may like it more than a little...