Jimi Hendrix jam with Eric Oxendine - 93 Million Miles - 1968 - REMASTERED Bass boost
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- Опубликовано: 19 сен 2012
- Huge thx to Eric Oxendine and Taniwha Sutherland for still sharing love with us :)
Eric's RUclips chanel: ...../user/ericoxendine
God love ya all :)
PS: if u wanna hear more of JImi's jams, try ur luck an search the following on RUclips:
"JIMI HENDRIX - In Sessions (with Stephen Stills) - Full Album (1968)" 
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I wish whoever has the power to release the videos of all these concerts would free Jimi to everyone. Watching Jimi play is just as magical and beautiful as listening to him. There is no one ( I believe ) more amazing to watch play the guitar than Jimi Hendrix. Fly on Brother, You'll Never be forgotten.
One of the best things from The God Internet is allowing me to hear all the vinyls I could not get.
MORE FUN THAN A BARRELFUL OF DRUNK MONKEYS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Don't know if it was said, but 93 million miles is how far away the sun is from the Earth. Side note... in order for us to orbit the sun in 365 days, that means the Earth is moving relative to the sun about 67,000 miles per hour. Then the spin of the earth is about 1,000 miles per hour at the equator. Mind blowing to think that we feel like we are standing still.
Thank you for watching my video and if you enjoy it, please hit the LIKE button and click on the SUBSCRIBE on the bottom right of the screen, Eric Oxendine #jimihendrix#buffysaintmarie#vanmorrison#richiehavens#lindalewis#bobbrown
Hey Eric :)
It is a huge honor for me to met you, even if its on a place like this.... :)
1st of all thank you for sharing your music with us :)
Hope its ok for you that i remastered your video(powered up the baseline a little) and putted it online here again ?
Just tell me if its not ok for you and i will put it offline immediately, ok ?
Im not moneterising any of my vids, im just doin it for share true love :)
Wish you and your nearest all the best
Sincerely,
Robert
PS: Your both energy is so positive and powerfull, jimi was having a lot of fun thats all i know, you can hear it in every each of his notes omg :)
some of the best jamming I've heard Jimi playing. He really let's lose and puts out a great sound it's like he just let himself and the music flow like one big river rushing down a mountain to the sea. You will always be here in your music and in spirit. So let them fingers fly as your music frees peoples minds. Live on my brother may you be in peace.
Yeahh brother! Long live the King!
nice changes from this drummer catalytically stirring the rhythms
just before the 6minute zone
@@2pek77
this is delicious ... thank you
Clapton once. “I wish I could have done the things he threw away.”
Super thought it is true,super pensamiento,eso es verdad didn't think about that before thanks for the illumination..
Mr.kevin.
Lots of lil gems on this jam. trading licks with harmonica..great stuff.! .colorful flamboyant riffs.he later perfected or used in his arsenal. I think Jimi's canvas was best painted when set free live..no scripts. Must have been a world of fun playing with him EO! Great Stuff!!
Great thank you. Around 1974 he bonds with Mclaughlin and Santana, the rest is wishful imagination.
Nunca e dejado de escuchar a Hendrix a pesar de mi edad. Tengo 61 años y creo que nunca boy a dejar de escuchar su música
Rest In Eternal Peace Jimi. I Miss You My Brother!!!!
This is a GREAT JAM...The music speaks for itself...no need for any critique at all...jamming and explorations at its finest!!!
I could jam on this for at least 27 minutes... so good :)
The age when 3 min songs ended and Jams began.
yea we are living in it brother peace out ! Stay Tuned In
What a fantastic humor: "Let me just say; sorry for being out of tune in that last number - and I'm sorry for being out of tune in this next number as well..." Ha, ha - it's not out of tune at all - a simple nice blues rooted jam - Jimi Hendrix forever!!!
No no no no! Jimi was serious about being out of tune. He was always tuning up. Why? He took a
right-handed Stratocaster and reversed the strings to be left-handed. That meant the bass strings,
the ones with the deepest windings, were being bent down by the string retainers meant for the
high strings. Six tuners in a row on a flat headstock might have been the opposite of Gibson,
but it's not the best design. Jimi should have used a hacksaw to cut away the right-handed scallop,
for easier upper fret access, but he didn't. When Jimi went to the Fender factory to custom order
left-handed guitars, it was the only time friends said they saw him angry. Leo Fender was
homophobic, and thought Jimi acted and dressed queer. Leo lost his company four years later.
Other players backstage with Jimi were surprised he had a "jazz set-up", higher string action with
medium gauge strings. I saw Jimi at Maple Leaf Gardens. He was a very serious adult entertainer.
@@johnwattdotca Cool information,fan for many years i didn't know. Thanks a bunch. 🇬🇷
@@user-kh8qx1gt2l Everybody I know who said they were there said seeing Jimi Hendrix changed their life. I know it changed mine. He introduced himself as being of Egyptian Nubian descent with a Cherokee grandmother who walked The Trail of Tears. Yes, he talked a lot. That was the best.
Wow l hope all J H fans listen 👂 to this recording who ever done this 🙏 You
Jimi Is Jamming On Out Love These Kind Of Jams Thank You For This Gem
@@whasudr 1st of you made it to the video description :D
2012 i wrote eric and asked him if its ok, he didnt said anything, so i had to assume it was ok for him....
and its not "reposted" its remastered, thats what "bass boosted" is standing for in the title..
and her thanks isnt directed to me, its directed to Jimi Hendrix and some other guys who was lucky enough to had a jamsession with Jimi...
sory to tell you that but be aware that even eric cant own the copyright on other ppls jam sessions, thats why i realy wonder whats you exactly problem... ? r you mad on me because i dont monetizing my videos like also would never ever take any money for other ppls work ?
Robert Tupek You are an honest man Robert.
@@whasudr shuddup you fucn idiot.
Lol, I thought the logo on this video was a space ship. And then I noticed the guitar but didn't think anything about it. Then I saw Jimi Hendrix. 10/05/19
Thanks for this, i love Jimi's Jams!!!!
Favorite guitarist and favorite drummer jamm my life is gooood 😇
Fabulous ~ Delicious ~ Thank you!
JIMI HENDRIX FOREVER MEMORY 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥
thank you this is great
El título del vídeo es Jimmy Hendrix & Ritchie Heaven (Woodstock) saludos de 🇨🇱
Wow great thanks !!
FANTASTIC .....
There’s something about listening to Jimi..the fuckin greatest to ever touch the guitar
Generation Club, NVC, Hendrix and B.B. King, April 15th, 1968.
This is off the 1968 album "Blues at Midnight" Last song called "Blues Jam 1" with San Ho Zay, Jimi Hendrix and Freddie King.
anytime
I’m pretty sure that was a bootleg title and the info wasn’t accurate. The guy playing bass on this is the guy who posted the video
+professormacdeezy you sure the guy who posted didnt just play his bass over this song? it does say bass boosted maybe he had to re record the bass due to poor equipment of those days
professormacdeezy the bootleg version is out there but, its just the turn table version (Don't quote me on that). I found out that the one I bought off eBay was one of 15,000 CD copies. I about shit myself when I learned that. After I learned that, I immediately burned the disk (No, I didn't literally burn it. It means I saved the songs in my computer's music library and then copied the songs on to a blank disk) and I now have the original card board case and disk in a glass display. THE POWER OF TECHNOLOGY!!! lol.
Eric is the calibre of musician that Jimi needed. Shame Richie Havens couldn't spare him from his band.
nice :)
thx
Outta sight mann✌️✌️😱😱😭😭
great groove that just keeps morphing but tied together by the ongoing bass line...
First time hearing Jimi dive bomb on a Maestro vibrato bar! He wouldn't dare touch one at a proper concert!
At least, it starts out as "San Jose"....
This is grave, dude!
0:22 This is San-ho-zay 😍😍😍
Its all ! bleus, rock , country , trip !
I just went 93 million miles and returned on a rainbow that required me to do the Sundance , Gypsy Sun make best rainbows I ever saw, then night came and it was moon beams all over again !
Best rainbow I ever experienced was lsd25 have you ever been experienced was playing can you dig it man not exactly bold but beautiful😎🎙🎸🎵🔥
@@skyblue8833 I dig and got to dig some more to get some of the latest that have been put out. The last album is an album that has tracks from Rainbow Bridge , War Heroes , New rising Sun. I got lucky, the radio was playing some Hendrix on the 4th of July and they played the Star Spangled Banner from the Rainbow Bridge album and I taped it. This was back in the 1970s. I got 8 different videos about Hendrix but there is a really good one that is more recent I saw at my nieces place and I don't have that yet, got to work on it.
It sounds like Mitch on drums
que belo solo desse gênio
Fantastic, thank you.
Shit, This is so great !!!!
The record starts with san ho zay by freddy king
It's nice reminds me of another album ihad
The song is "San Jose" by Freddie King.
Theres actually a foto of B.B.King playing and Jimis playing a bass.Of course the bass is borrowed flipped upside down and played without restringing
Would love to see that pic. BB himself said he never got the chance to play with Jimi. There is a vid, audio only, on here somewhere that has BB playing in the studio (I would assume at Electric Ladyland studio) with (apparently) Jimi behind the mixing desk. Jimi just comes out with some feedback at one stage and BB gets a bit pissed and threatens to stab someone haha.
@@jimijamesmarshall2328They met each other on the Chitlin' Circuit and when Jimi was famous they would get together on occasion to jam around 1968 or so. B.B even said in an interview that Jimi would show up early at the club B.B was scheduled to play at ready to "cut" him as B.B described it.
5:00 I dig this
Holy shit
Does anyone know the other people on this recoding ?
0:50 he quotes San Ho Zay by Freddie King
Ah shit man they took down seven dollars in my pocket? Your video was the only one left of that song on RUclips
Dicen que Al kooper está en la armónica?, esa única forma y vibrato se lo escuché a Paul Butterfield, revisen la nota y cheka al amonicista, buddy.
You could also write Eric Oxendine feat. Jimi Hendrix
nope, because this a JAM, created at the moment, and jimi was one main element.
YAAa Sir . . . im 6 min. in and ill be back . im 7 min . late for work . But any chance of naming the players on this ? Jimi Rules .
....have a nice day :)
Awe shucks!
una mancha al tigre de seattle.
eric oxendine ex richie havens!!
THIS IS TAlKInG Man🤪🤪🤪
Sounds like the Little Richard,Curtis Knight days 1965....Pre London.
Nah its 68
I have😂an original vinyl of that period ( 65)
I am in my sixties,so I should sell it
Anyone interested?
Nobody else
3:05 WHAT
Who is playing here? sure sounds like Jimi .. who else on this? when's it from?
Robert Tupek. were?
Mitch Mitchell, Al Kooper, BB King & Eric Oxendine.
Taniwha Sutherland Mitch Mitchel the man!!!
Who is this Eric Oxendine? I'm interested because every Oxendine I've ever seen was of the Lumbee Indian tribe, from which some of my ancestors descended. Was/is he a guitarist?
hey nice 2 hear mate :) hm, if i rememb right jimi's grandma was also native american, but dont kill meh if im wrong... :)
...at least her blood was also red... ;-)
yea eric did also the guitar there... theres his utube user name in the vid desciption.... just put it at the end of url... ;-)
peace an love ! :)
@@2pek77 yes, supposedly both sides of Jimi's family had Indian blood... thanks for the info!
Indian=someone from India
Think y’all mean Native American instead
@@Nichi-Ji yes, that's probably the more politically-correct way of putting it... but the use of the word "Indian" is still common among Native American people... ie. American Indian Movement, Indian Country, etc. No offense is intended nor given, unless you yourself believe there's a negative connotation to the term "Indian"... I don't think there is, personally.
@@Nichi-Ji sure :) but at the end i dont care at all... :) for me jimi isnt even a human from this planet, he always was and is a star on the horizon far away from us all :)
he left us with his legacy of love, now it depends on us what we are willing to do with his message...
same like tousends if not billions of other bright stars like him, since human beeings ever existed...
every country, every culture, every place on this planet has such highly purified souls like him... if we all would recognize and respect that, world would be a much better place for us all, thats what i learned from jimi :)
peace , love ya all :)
I guess 8.32 light minutes doesn't roll off the tongue as well...
anyone come from the tiktok?
gin no tonic
Who is playing here ???
Electric Church Music. Eric Clapton and Jimi Hendrix!
no clapton
gotta be mitch mitchell on drums
@@ASSman864 yes it is Mitchell, Al Kooper on harp,
It ain't Jimi though is it?
it is
It is!!!!
Jimi all the way, brother!
Clapton had Hendrix whacked. Discuss.
heheheeh :) there's nothin to disuss, i appreciate and respect both of them :)
u can't compare jimi with clapton or clapton wih jimi, they both are great musicians, it only depend on what kind of music and what vibrations are closer to ur soul at the end of the day ,-)
btw there's an interesting story about jimi, once he asked some another great guitarist if he can shake hands with his left hand, because his left hand was closer to his soul... ,-) how not to love such u pure and raw soul, u tell meh ... :)
'Whacked' means 'killed'… well, I dunno. Mr. Hendrix' death has a lot of mystery surrounding it, but for Mr. C to have done the dirty deed is a whole different movie. I could script it, but out of respect I'll just scribe initials: J.A.H. R.I.P.
I heard Clapton hired Mick Fleetwood to do the hit on Jimi. 'who will rid me of this turbulent guitarist?' Clapton was heard to say, whilst Fleetwood Mac were at the buffet near by. Then, I think Stevie Nicks just sat on Jimis head till he passed out, while Mick held his legs down. Who's with me on this?
Nah Jeffery’s fasho did it
all jimis music was from god
B.B King comes in around 8 minutes into it, Ted Nugent was invited to play after him but he's too much of a racist a**hole so he said no. BTW "Cafè Au Go Go, New York" is where this was played
that guy couldn't shine Hendrix's shoes...I hate racists....especially with their constant need to kill beautiful animals who can't shoot back.
Richard Rybinski what do you mean?
Phillip Hiller you feeling ok? or are you a trolling ICP jugglo. and according to the ICP Community, a "Jugglo" is someone who would quote "run around the neighborhood with a bottle up their ass" unquote.
Glad Nugent didn't play on this. Would've ruined it.
Typical Republican response completely illiterate in the English language without a single ounce of political knowledge to boot......this is music dude go drink a bottle of whiskey and play with your guns......
Frustrating backing players