SRV did much the same.....no one alive today that can hold a candle to either. I will say I have high hope for Chris Stapeton though......that dude might be our generations legend in the making
@@joshuamunkeby5530 No sorry imo he didn't even once go over the top of Jimi Hendrix on any song ever! There is no lick SRV played that Jimi wouldn't have played better! HE WAS CLOSE TO JIMI HENDRIX
When Jimi played the guitar back then, the guitar hummed and fed back like it had a life of its own. Today when you listen to these technical guys, the guitar sounds homogenized and controlled, just lifeless. I don’t care if the cats alive today are considered better than Hendrix. With Hendrix, the guitar was this snarly beast with a life of its own that added this unknown dimension
I think I know what you meen,it could be something to do with H&S laws crapping all over society in general,db limits etc etc etc = shite tone,even Jimi would've had to tone it down as the years went by if he was still here....!
Who says that any guitar player alive( assuming you mean young guys) are better? No one even comes close to being as good as a player or musician. It’s pathetic
I saw a quote just recently, Jimi said "I don't play guitar, I play amplifier". Interesting perspective! Who knows how big a part that played or when he thought that, but it's in there somewhere... part of who he was. I'm fascinated by that. That's another whole world of knowledge he mastered!
Best Version, Or What? Every Note In The Stratosphere Seems To Confirm That It IS! May You RIP Jimi! Your Brilliant Music Simply TRANSCENDS All TIME & SPACE!
Every guitarist after Hendrix owes something massive to the master, whether they are aware of it or not. If I could go back in time I'd go see him do his thing!
Una hej joe un po diversa del solito molto più sorprendente e più influente live a distanza di anni e come sentirlo sempre come la prima volta incanta sempre il suo modo selvaggio di suonare la mitica fender il modo che aveva di suonare e come il vino più invecchia e più e buono non smetterei mai di ascoltarlo onore a questo personaggio carismatico che rivoluzziono il modo di suonare la chitarra 🎸 rimodernato il blues country rendendolo più influente e aggressivo molto bella codesta Inter pretazzione live una vera chicca musicale 🎼 ❤❤❤❤❤😅😊
I love how Mitch Mitchell stuck. he just loved playing with Hendrix. totally got that this was the ride of a lifetime. Grossly underrated rock drummer of the sixties. Almost Keith Moon without the total autistic insanity. You watch him in any performance with Jimi and he's in bliss and totally focussed. Not like Noel who would often realise he was out of his league.
If Jimi Hendrix is the Michael Jordan of rock and roll, Mitch Mitchell is Scottie Pippen. The perfect compliment. Even if you tracked them to a metronome, their timing fluctuates a bit. That said, they are locked into each other.
Stg ive been looking for where this was played for so long finally its here (there's a vid called hey joe the best version that's the one I saw it didnt say where it was played) thx for this upload man, and r.i.p. jimi u r missed
This was a welcome surprise! Although, my favorite remains the one recorded at Berkeley Community Theatre, Berkeley, California, USA on May 30, 1970 (2nd show)
Thats way too provocative a comment to pass by. I almost get the feeling thats troll bait but here we go. "kids" will handle whatever they're conditioned to handle and whatever they get exposure to. Kids back then were on the forefront of a wave, kids these days are in a tidal wave of a mess, but if you can explain to me how that;s their fault then you're a braver person than I. Basically, you can only screw with the dick you've got, you can only live in the world you have. For the state of todays music, there is no-one else to blame apart from the recording industry itself, and the mindless sheep who keep encouraging it to grind out crap, but I think you'll find it's not just kids fuelling this, I know just as many adults with no taste in music and they buy total crap and keep this whole fake scene going. I could go way deeper than this (different available technologies also drive tastes in music and we're talking about two totally different worlds here, and thats a whole different discussion), but it's not about what kids can or cant handle. I think you;'ll find todays youth is more honest that you'll ever realise and if they were given something decent to run with, they'd run with it. Capitalism in the music industry won. That happened before todays generation was even born! Dont blame the kids for the scene we've got, blame the recording industry execs who ensure that todays youth dont have anything to rebel with. And It's not that todays kids cant handle honesty. It's that nobody;s fucking being honest with them. If all there is to buy is crap, what are you going to do, fart better tunes? But then we're all in the same shit sandwhich together and I dont get into fuelling social discourse such as a phoney young v old argument, because there's enough people around stirring trouble up between races and between genders and between religions. We need another social group being driven apart like we need a fucking hole in the head. Black v white, man v woman, young v old.....it's all being fuelled by those fuckers at the top (aided by useful idiots who run with it) because while we fight about our differences among ourselves, we're not fighting them. And that goes for governments, and big business. They've got us right where they want us......distracted, and constantly arguing. I dont buy into it and I damn sure wont be a useful idiot for that shit. Like a man once said......leave those kids alone.
Because the new generation was weaned on crap, so it's not really their fault ... it's the music industry, which wants to make a quick buck off fads, trends, imagery, and nauseatingly controversial celebrity.
It is only with hindsight that you can see the greatness of Hendrix. Who was one of the biggest acts of the 60s? The Monkees. What were popular shows? Frickin F-Troop. You think Nixon got elected on psychedelic power and heavily distorted jamming? Hendrix barely broke the top 20 in the 60s and 70s. Sadly. In retrospect, we will appreciate the good music of Earthless, or Ty Segall, or a multitude of other bands that kick, but were on the sort of fringes of success but not quite there. Just takes time.
could be. he references a lot of songs when he jams out. on that show when he plays sunshine of your love he throws in a few clapton licks and the riff to a song called outside woman blues
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this guy played every song a thousand different ways and every one of them was best you ever heard.
I feel you on that. You'll here licks on live versions that are superb.
fact
SRV did much the same.....no one alive today that can hold a candle to either.
I will say I have high hope for Chris Stapeton though......that dude might be our generations legend in the making
@@joshuamunkeby5530 No sorry imo he didn't even once go over the top of Jimi Hendrix on any song ever! There is no lick SRV played that Jimi wouldn't have played better! HE WAS CLOSE TO JIMI HENDRIX
@@dimethaltryptamine1 - I'm the biggest Jimi freak ever, but SRV was a better technical player. Even Jimi would admit that.
When Jimi played the guitar back then, the guitar hummed and fed back like it had a life of its own. Today when you listen to these technical guys, the guitar sounds homogenized and controlled, just lifeless. I don’t care if the cats alive today are considered better than Hendrix. With Hendrix, the guitar was this snarly beast with a life of its own that added this unknown dimension
I think I know what you meen,it could be something to do with H&S laws crapping all over society in general,db limits etc etc etc = shite tone,even Jimi would've had to tone it down as the years went by if he was still here....!
Who says that any guitar player alive( assuming you mean young guys) are better? No one even comes close to being as good as a player or musician. It’s pathetic
Please tell me of any (young or older) guitarist who can even touch Hendrix or Buddy Guy in the last 50 years? Exponents included. Thoughts?
Well.said. The unknown has greater power over what is known
I saw a quote just recently, Jimi said "I don't play guitar, I play amplifier". Interesting perspective! Who knows how big a part that played or when he thought that, but it's in there somewhere... part of who he was. I'm fascinated by that. That's another whole world of knowledge he mastered!
The way he done that intro was just magic 🪄
3:29 I Feel Fine (Beatles)
3:41 Day Tripper (Beatles)
Hendrix... Simply the best.
Yes 🙋
I never noticed this!
The Beatles also took influence from Jimi Hendrix. The intro to "It's All Too Much" is undoubtedly inspired by Jimi's style.
I’ll be a thousand years old and those bends will shiver my soul.
So he gets the national anthem and 2 beatles songs into hey Joe, manages to improvise whilst singing and playing too. That's beyond talent.
Best Version, Or What? Every Note In The Stratosphere Seems To Confirm That It IS! May You RIP Jimi! Your Brilliant Music Simply TRANSCENDS All TIME & SPACE!
Magic! Anyone agree?
the best version
MAGIC!!! MAGIC!!! MAGIC!!! Living breathing captivating
YES! One of the best versions!
I was fortunate to have seen Jimi three times and he played Hey Joe all three shows. The Man with the Guitar is still missed.
😂 this guy was just so bixarrely gifted he just proceeded to play one ofthe best versions of this song and even added some nods to the beatles
I've been trying to find this version forever! Yeah!! Just a complete guitar exception
Just checked every version on Spotify, this isn't there and it's still the one.
Stumbled across it on a cheap double CD in the 90s, then never again
Every guitarist after Hendrix owes something massive to the master, whether they are aware of it or not. If I could go back in time I'd go see him do his thing!
we all miss you Jimmy .. I remember the first time I seen you in concert, it was one of the most fascinating times of my life!
ONE OF MY FAVORITE SONGS , HEY JOE...BORN IN 1954 I WAS AROUND WHEN JIMI WAS...MARINES 1974--78---MAILMAN 1979---2010
Thanks for your service!!!!!
Best version by a mile, courtesy of the down-tuning I think.
Christ that fuckin' triple-bend at 4:00 is something out of this world
for real. Can you even comprehend hearing this live? i think i would pass out.
A bad ass version
What comes from the soul cannot be matched....
Thats possibly the deepest quote in the entire universe
🔱 Amen to that ! 🔱
He played one note and it sounded awesome 👌
The best guitarist ever love all his stuff after forty years
If jimi was here I will always go to his concert
Una hej joe un po diversa del solito molto più sorprendente e più influente live a distanza di anni e come sentirlo sempre come la prima volta incanta sempre il suo modo selvaggio di suonare la mitica fender il modo che aveva di suonare e come il vino più invecchia e più e buono non smetterei mai di ascoltarlo onore a questo personaggio carismatico che rivoluzziono il modo di suonare la chitarra 🎸 rimodernato il blues country rendendolo più influente e aggressivo molto bella codesta Inter pretazzione live una vera chicca musicale 🎼 ❤❤❤❤❤😅😊
I love how Mitch Mitchell stuck. he just loved playing with Hendrix. totally got that this was the ride of a lifetime. Grossly underrated rock drummer of the sixties. Almost Keith Moon without the total autistic insanity. You watch him in any performance with Jimi and he's in bliss and totally focussed. Not like Noel who would often realise he was out of his league.
If Jimi Hendrix is the Michael Jordan of rock and roll, Mitch Mitchell is Scottie Pippen. The perfect compliment. Even if you tracked them to a metronome, their timing fluctuates a bit. That said, they are locked into each other.
Stg ive been looking for where this was played for so long finally its here (there's a vid called hey joe the best version that's the one I saw it didnt say where it was played) thx for this upload man, and r.i.p. jimi u r missed
So awesome!
I experienced live in Fehmarn, unforgettable
The best guitar player in the world !!!
The best version. Miami Pop version is second.
Great intro!!!! Jimi!!!💗💗
AWESOME BEST ONE SO FAR COOL HEY JOE
M 65 next month, still makes the hair on back of neck that I have left tingle when I hear his music.
Jimi Hendrix, a guitar hero 🎵❤🙏
YES! One of the best versions!
Love and miss you forever. Jimi hendrix 💙
Far out man, so heavy with the whole step down tuning. The best version hands down.
Agree......and the intro is insane.
This was a welcome surprise! Although, my favorite remains the one recorded at Berkeley Community Theatre, Berkeley, California, USA on May 30, 1970 (2nd show)
This and San Francisco for me
I would go way over to Sweden if I knew Hendrix came back from his celestial nap to gig in Stockholm
Legendary artist. Miss the music he painted.
Very cool version , cheers
Wonderful song.
this guy was light years ahead of his time just imagine what he could with todays technology.
They always are ... But these are the founders who set the Bar high just to let others try to compare ...
loud and proud Hendrix rocks this
Greatest Of All Time
yeah! thats the spirit.
THE MASTER JUST THE MASTER.
I love this video and I love the video : King Harry & Eddie play Hendrix live HH BSU
That power intro! Woooow!
Still bloody brilliant
Awesome
jimi hendrix o maior guitarrista do mundo
Listened to this so many times while high I get high just listening to it now
THE greatest VERSION OF ANY SONG EVER. i used to visit GOD...every Sunday....and rip this.before he got moved....and commercialized.
Jimi is god of guitar
Happy birthday jimi
Miss you! Jimi!
"go way over to sweden, babey" haha, wonderful!!
good shit
The best ever
2015 and no one has come close.
lets hear it
He was too raw for today's standards - the kids can't handle that kind of honesty now. Discuss......................
Thats way too provocative a comment to pass by. I almost get the feeling thats troll bait but here we go.
"kids" will handle whatever they're conditioned to handle and whatever they get exposure to. Kids back then were on the forefront of a wave, kids these days are in a tidal wave of a mess, but if you can explain to me how that;s their fault then you're a braver person than I. Basically, you can only screw with the dick you've got, you can only live in the world you have. For the state of todays music, there is no-one else to blame apart from the recording industry itself, and the mindless sheep who keep encouraging it to grind out crap, but I think you'll find it's not just kids fuelling this, I know just as many adults with no taste in music and they buy total crap and keep this whole fake scene going.
I could go way deeper than this (different available technologies also drive tastes in music and we're talking about two totally different worlds here, and thats a whole different discussion), but it's not about what kids can or cant handle. I think you;'ll find todays youth is more honest that you'll ever realise and if they were given something decent to run with, they'd run with it. Capitalism in the music industry won. That happened before todays generation was even born! Dont blame the kids for the scene we've got, blame the recording industry execs who ensure that todays youth dont have anything to rebel with.
And It's not that todays kids cant handle honesty. It's that nobody;s fucking being honest with them. If all there is to buy is crap, what are you going to do, fart better tunes? But then we're all in the same shit sandwhich together and I dont get into fuelling social discourse such as a phoney young v old argument, because there's enough people around stirring trouble up between races and between genders and between religions. We need another social group being driven apart like we need a fucking hole in the head.
Black v white, man v woman, young v old.....it's all being fuelled by those fuckers at the top (aided by useful idiots who run with it) because while we fight about our differences among ourselves, we're not fighting them. And that goes for governments, and big business. They've got us right where they want us......distracted, and constantly arguing. I dont buy into it and I damn sure wont be a useful idiot for that shit. Like a man once said......leave those kids alone.
Edward Kane August 2019 Oh man 🎸👍🎼
Two words : Guitar God !!!
Oh my god epic version
música linda,nesse show ele não estava bem.
Grande jimi Endrix
Funky mother does it again!
Tune. The Guitar Man.
Jeff Beck the top guitar man after Jimi he say that when he saw Jimi play
TOMORROW WHAT I GOING TO DO??)
WHY CANT THE NEW GENERATION BE INTERESTED IN MUSIC THAT IS ACTUALLY GOOD AND AUTHENTIC
Aiden ks any idiot can now make music, the crap far out weighs the good now.
Not enough psychedelics in the culture.
Because the new generation was weaned on crap, so it's not really their fault ... it's the music industry, which wants to make a quick buck off fads, trends, imagery, and nauseatingly controversial celebrity.
It is only with hindsight that you can see the greatness of Hendrix. Who was one of the biggest acts of the 60s? The Monkees. What were popular shows? Frickin F-Troop. You think Nixon got elected on psychedelic power and heavily distorted jamming? Hendrix barely broke the top 20 in the 60s and 70s. Sadly. In retrospect, we will appreciate the good music of Earthless, or Ty Segall, or a multitude of other bands that kick, but were on the sort of fringes of success but not quite there. Just takes time.
15 years old here. Stop judging people by thier generation.
Nice sound...clean distortion😜
Jimi jam in for US awsome this is how it s done
groovy baby...................
And also far out man
god has spoken.... all the rest of you...... Deale with the master.
GOD.
The Powerfull version of this truck
Oh my God! That intro!
I copied it to cassette from Swedish Radio 1979. I listened to it like ten years, than it was gone! 😭 Now it's here. Thank you God!
¡¡¡Yes men,awesome!!!
At 1:30 in, he starts playing “Taps.”
Anybody know what gear made that distortion at 00:43?
This is like the only live version that isn't on spotify and it pisses me off
This version is too good. Head phones .. volume knob full tilt.
There's any version
Is it to loud out there
03:32 Part "i fell fine" beatles.
Refined by Jimmy
I thought this was the audio from the b/w footage. But it doesn't sound the same. Is this audio from a different show than the concert film?
there were two concerts
3:30
is it me or at 3:30 he plays day tripper? and at 3:43
could be. he references a lot of songs when he jams out. on that show when he plays sunshine of your love he throws in a few clapton licks and the riff to a song called outside woman blues
3:30 is a Beatles riff, but it's I Feel Fine
yes, other one is day tripper
unabonger777 .when your tripping on acid strange things happen!
Yes, it is. Hendrix did Day Tripper riff in here too. He was also fond of playing the "Blue Moon" melody on occasion in his solo on Wild Thing.
Eu sou fam
That’s were I am going if I keep doing drugs just like him
1:53 what does he do to go from that fuzz to distortion???
@@thatmoparguy9837 if you listen carefully ....there is no gaps or spaces between the shift
@@Jeff4014 It's still probably the pedal.
He do magic
Roll down ghe volume knob of guitar
@@MrKarim989 Shit, yeah, forgot about that. That's one of the biggest "secrets" of old school players.
Guitar solo 💕🙌💕🙌😱😱😱😱🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕........
Same intro from winterland
Winterland for me
Similar, but never exactly the same.
1:54
Estremecedor, ...
0ke
Lulu show
Thanks to drugs it took his life
Democrats would ban this song today as it talks about gun Violence sadly
Poor Jimi! "Rhythm section" sucks!
3:29