Jimi Hendrix- 'Superconcert '70' Deutschlandhalle, Berlin, Germany 9/4/70
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- 1. Straight Ahead
2. Spanish Castle Magic
3. Sunshine Of Your Love
4. Hey Baby (New Rising Sun)
5. Message To Love
6. Machine Gun
7. Purple Haze
8. Red House
9. Foxy Lady
10. Ezy Rider
11. Hey Joe
12. Power Of Soul
13. Lover Man - Hudba
0:43 Pass it on (Straight Ahead)
6:11 Spanish Castle Magic
11:05 Sunshine of Your Love
15:15 Hey Baby (New Rising Sun)
19:46 Message To Love
24:19 Machine Gun
33:53 Purple Haze
37:24 Red House
45:10 Foxy Lady
48:37 Ezy Rider
53:17 Hey Joe
58:21 Power Of Soul
1:00:46 Lover Man
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Thanks! Been listening to this video for years, memorizing time stamps cause I was too lazy to comment them 😂
I was at this concert. I was stationed in Berlin. The highlight of my tour there.
What did you think of Hendrix back then? Are you a guitar player?
@@jackh8561 I'm a bass player. He was awesome. He was stationed in Germany also. I think he met his bass player there. Lucky guy.
@@petercallinicos , Hendrix was stationed with the 101st at Ft.Campbell, KY, before getting kicked out of the Army, (total service time was only 13 months). He did not meet Noel Redding there. He did play in a band at Ft. Campbell, though.
@@captainamerica9353 he’s taking about Billy Cox not Noel Redding
@@malikflores625 , ok, but neither Hendrix nor Cox were ever in Germany. Hendrix and Cox met at Ft. Campbell, KY
Just when you think you've heard every Hendrix guitar riff possible he pulls out another impossible one. Otherworldly talent. It wasn't about notes and scales with him, it was about conjuring up absolute magic.
Totally agree! His playing was absolute magic. He performed miracles of sound pulled out from the universe somewhere...like he was in touch with the universe. He's been gone so long but yet seemingly no one else can do what he did still.
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brilliant magic !!
He was/is plugged in to a magic in between dream of sonic brilliance and beauty.. a place uniquely his but accessible to all open to lovefreedomangstdesiretranscendencepompand dignity
@@mysteryjesus So, you listened to Electric Ladyland on acid as well?
The Greatest Guitarist ever!!!!! I saw him in Milano, on May 23, 1968, and I touched Him!!!!!!
2 cool, Far out.. U R so blessed. Caught him in DC with the Soft Machine on March 10,1968 Legend is Jimi caught Wes Montgomery later that night @Bohemian Caverns! !
touched him where ? lol
You touched God? Sweet!
Brother you have not lived in vain! Ciao!
@@gothic666-punk5 please don't mention jimi with janis and the doors. just cuz they all died around the same time does not make janis and jim anything more than worthless, loudmouthed drunks. they were entertainers.....jim's poetry sucked, too
One of his last concerts, What a shame we lost him. May you R. I. P. JIMI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The very same night, Led Zeppelin was playing the show at the LA Forum that, thanks to a recording by an audience member, became known as their “Live on Blueberry Hill” bootleg lp…. it is also very worth hearing! Many thanks to the unknown forgotten person who secretly taped this Hendrix concert on what would today be considered crude and primitive equipment!!
I say it is a recording off the soundboard. Go listen to some other shows here with awful sound and his guitar bouncing off the rafters
@@ronkonkoma7718 nope. The other instruments & Jimi’s vocal would be clearer and dryer sounding if it was a board tape. This was recorded by an audience member sitting close to the stage, hence there is no bouncing sound as would have happened if recorded in the balcony, or further back in the hall. I love the sound of this tape despite its imperfections
@@ronkonkoma7718 because they were sitting up there to avoid getting caught taping. Many older recorders had built-in stereo mics. Jimi’s guitar is loudest in this one because taper must have been closer to his amps… just my theory
From what I read, Jimi was "off" on Sept 1 & Sept 4 this show, but just KILLED on Sept 3 in Copenhagen!! A good long show too.
This one here has Sunshine of Your Love not played for a long while.
@@Zepster77 Soundboard recordings do not always include all the inputs!
But fortunately these 50 year old shows are all detailed,listed, rated online.
I just had to look it up!
14 Days after this Concert Jimi Hendrix left this Third Stone From The Sun!!
We smoked some good Hashish with Jimi and the crew before his concert! We were so stoned we enjoyed the entire event ! Afterwards, we went to a pub to drink German beer and relax! Fin !
Michael Edward》That must be a great memory of a perfect evening😉😏🚬🍺🍺🍺🎸🎙🎵☮✌😎✌
HENDRIX DOESNT SOUND BURNT OUT TO ME HE SOUNDS AT THE TOP OF HIS GAME
That WAS the rumor...to me it seems they were down on him because he wasn't doing what he was doing 66-68. Hendrix was evolving and management didn't approve...the reason he's not with us now
this leyend was burning from the day he was born to his death! just listening to him here, is like the last flame of a cigarr.
@@TheTexasgypsy One of the reasons.....
He was on his way to breaking new ground except Mike Jeffrey didn't want that. He wanted Jimi to keep cranking out Hey Joe & Purple Haze ad nauseam
jperryfan Jeffrey was a piece of crap
I love how every live solo he played never sounded the same, especially this machine gun vs the Fillmore version he just kept expanding and exploring everything
True artist ALWAYS DO because lots like swimming motions change with the rythem of life's impulses some high some low moods effect the electric of the body and soul
...and two weeks later you left us. I don't think I'm a voodoo child, but I still hope to see you in the next world, I won't be late! Thanks for your music, Jimi!
Luckily we were there on a school trip and sadly had to leave the Hendrix concert after 30 minutes because of the tattoo at the youth hostel. After more than 50 years now the salvation, the whole Hendrix concert. You make me happy 😊
How nice of him to perform this on the day I came into this world!
Jimi was so groovy, what else can you say.
Amazing that this was just 14 days before Jimi passed quietly into the infinity of SoulFull eternity... This is such a beautiful concert... Thank you Jimi... My dad saw him live at the revolving stage in Seattle concert, so lucky... Johnny was Jimi's first name, and he grew up just down the road from me, born just about 40 years before me, and I am in awe of that fact... Say hello to the sunrise you are watching from the bottom of the sea in the land of the New Rising Sun 🌞🎶🌬️🌌 "That which is Below corresponds to that which is Above, and that which is Above corresponds to that which is Below, to accomplish the miracles of the One Thing" 🌌 I think that Jimi understood this simple yet deeply powerful Truth as well as anyone, about the possibilities of unity between spirit and mind. Peace and Love everyone...
Johnny?
@@rogerzwaterzs Yes, look it up. His birth name was Johnny. Then listen to him covering Johnny B Goode! Awesome....
True. He was born Johnny Allen Hendrix but his father changed his name a couple years later for some unknown reason to James Marshall Hendrix. Read that in one of his biographies called Hit and Run.
He is the Rising Sun. He is I my dreams and talks to me. Seems very real.
The reason why he has the birth name Johnny Allen Hendrix is his mother gave him that name, his father returned from the 2nd world war 2 years latter and renamed him James Marshall Hendrix.
26 years ago I started playing guitar because of Jimi. I play constantly and I am still not a pimple on his ass. But listening to him has made me find my own relationship to music in the spirit of him. What makes him the greatest and far better IMO than any other guitar player I’ve heard is that he creates a real vibe. His entire vocabulary is his, there is no imitation, only a homage to what he loved and what fills his spirit. He is so good because he is brave, the entire arrangement of what you just heard was created in the moment. It was fresh and never to be heard again. In that, he plays without any script and allows absolute vulnerability. It’s not just that but the level of everything he does, the execution the tone, the dynamics, the variation. I wonder what the hell Beethoven would thing. If he were open minded enough to listen, he might be terrified and probably think a demon was hollering in a musical language no one has ever heard or would ever even imagine.
Jimi sounded like he had a cold by the tone of his voice but he kept on strait ahead Jimi was very spiritual and I believe he saw the end coming did help management pushing him squeezing everything they can get out of him!! Jimis songs turned toward family man and wife tell your children the truth ya know hello my friend if he had anyone who truly cared about him. And looked out for His best interest who knows what would've happened I don't know I just loved Jimi🎶🎶🎵🎶like he said see a ya in the next world don't be late🎶🎶😀
The later concerts, Jimi sounds very sad. It's heartbreaking to hear. I would not listen to most people with this recording quality, but this is Jimi. He always 💜💙💚💛🧡❤☯shines
Duh , he’s playing the blues...
Jimi was never sad doing what he loved to do and that was play his music, it was all the crap around him when he wasn’t playing that became a bit overwhelming.
@@gavanhillebold3131 As Clapton said..."Riding in my car, the only time I am happy is when I play my guitar.."...this is a common complaint among serious musicians..the conflict between their inner, creative reality, and the outer "real world."
i disagree utterly pure they were relaxed..
of course he was indefinable like you
i was at this show, was stationed in Berlin 69-71 miss the currywurst
How was it experiencing machine gun live? Seems like a dream
Jimi’s talent and imagination like a stellar rocket here. For funky guts and uniqueness he is still nearly 50 years later unsurpassed. With all the fancy gadgets amps pickups etc his sound is also still unbeatable in my ever so humble opinion!!
Creative genius - I think only Beck, Clapton, Page & Hazel come close. But the difference is he wasnt trying to fit in😊
@@jimihendrixx11 actually all the guitarists you re talking about werent trying to fit in just here to jeff beck comparing to what was guitar playing at the times and you can hear how innovatif and original he sounded; and its also the case for beck and clapton anyway have a nice day
Saw him in Sacramento 1970. Never been the same.
Better than Isle of Wight for sure. I could listen to Jimi play all day no matter. And I have.
Still collecting / discovering his work after 35 years I'll be damned.
Same here....it seems to be endless.....in 4 years.....and passing at 27.....to accumulate such a staggering body of work is insane.....
Jimi was not only one of the best electric guitarists, more than that, he was an innovator, he created a new distinct style and became the root of other greats to come such as SRV just to name one. It's a shame his contribution to the music world was cut short by an untimely death.
Jimi like other greats had an abundance of soul channeling his unique imagination.
Hendrix is the best and most phenomenal experience listening to the number 1 artist of God's hand and the only master musician who played the first and only Alpha Apex legendary Conqueror Hendrix is outstanding awesome and the only surf music musician to ever walk the face of the earth besides Jesus Christ Hendrix not was but is the only person who plays his own brand of stand alone music he can't and will not ever be surpassed 😤
Listening to Hendrix, always makes me wish I could 'experience' the players Jimi learned his licks watching. The people who didn't make it to the top. But made the players we have today possible. Jimi is a bridge to all those playing now, and the untold greats who came before.
MY GOD MACHINE GUN JIMI IS
CRYING THROUGH HIS STRAT!!!! MOST AMAZING GUITAR EVER PERIOD.
Agreed
I give thanks to every single person who keeps the Magic alive by posting his Music here. Thank you, and thanks again, Jimi, for this sonic kind of love.
The fidelity is quite good for a crowd recording. Happy that Jimi is bantering between tunes very much. Every live performance has new twists and turns in the tunes. In two weeks, he would be gone. There is no replacement. There is no equal.
I came from the future 2070 to say: I am listening to hendrix
That version of Spanish Castle Magic is awesome. Dang
It took time for some Hendrix fans to accept Jimi's new songs that were intended for his new double album 'First Rays of the New Rising Sun', some of them appearing in the movie 'Rainbow Bridge', and were the first songs Jimi recorded at his new Electric Lady studios.
Did any one hear the Beatles riffs in Sunshine of Your Love?
He did this often… there is a bbc Show where he puts in i feel Fine 👍
the pioneer of true electric guitar. just amazing, I actually believe jimi's sounds attracted and peaked aliens interest, like they noticed earths energy rising...yeah, it was HENDRIX
Why Jimi Hendrix is the best guitarist - It's because every time you listen to him, its an experience beyond human understanding at times, The feeling just can't compare to the likes of Steve Vai, Joe Satriani or any other rock or blues guitarists who have no choice but to use Jimi's licks to finish their songs. With Jimi's music, it can just never be enough for the ears and the mind !!
Absolutly , they must use his licks to finishe them songs , definititly
Jimi when inspired was on a whole different level and it seemed like his musical imagination was simply much bigger than everyone else's and that's why Jimi never sounded repetitive.
And jimi wrote good songs aside from the outer dimensional solos
Jimi was more worried about making “great music” instead of being “ the greatest guitar player “ it just so happened that he did BOTH!!!
Jimi is a legend for many reasons. First and foremost; he changed music. Period! Not just Rock N Roll and the blues but ALL music that had guitars in it. There was music before Jimi Hendrix and AFTER Jimi Hendrix. Never to be the same after. Very few can that be truly said about.... Bill Haley, Elvis, Buddy Holly, The BEATLES, DYLAN, The CREAM, HENDRIX, Zeppelin, Van Halen, The Sex Pistols, Mother Love Bone, Alice In Chains , Nirvana the whole Seattle thing. Before and after. Some to greater and lesser degrees but Hendrix was in it for the music. He could have done Voodoo Chile twenty different ways and still been one of the greats. But He kept learning, kept changing, and kept growing as a musician. In all aspects. Sure he changed guitar playing forever and without him we don’t have Jimmy Page as he is or Jeff Beck as he is or Eddie Van Halen or Randy or Satch or Vai. But not only that he tried to grow as a songwriter and a singer and as previously mentioned a lyricist. He was the total package. And THAT is why he sits at the Big Table.
I went to this concert in Berlin 🥰when I was 16, it was wonderful
I love everything Jimi ever did, but Hey Baby (New Rising Sun) strikes a unique "chord " with me. Such a beautiful song. ☮❤☮
2 days pre Isle of Fehmarn. Pentultimate 'Spanish Castle Magic' is more than appreciated. Jimi's 'Cry of Love' songs were so spiritual - so emotional is his state and elocution.
FREEDOM OF THE SOUL, PASS IT ON TO THE YOUNG AND THE OLD...KING JAMES MARSHALL HENDRIX AND FRIENDS
A M E N 2 that!
54:51
The phrasing here is mystical and makes me feel as if I am in space.
Hendrix is my eternal hero.
Bonjour à vous toutes et vous tous@il est regrettable que tous les commentaires soient en anglais@j aime la langue du royaume uni mais malheureusement je ne maîtrise pas la langue @ceci dit la MUSIQUE dépasse largement tous les discours politiques de la planète @la MUSIQUE est authentique alors que les discours politiques ne le sont pas@
Beautiful gig , serene and lonely guitar playing as if jimi news the end was near ! When he plays like this naked , bearing his soul there no one can match him
Sounds like a lot is going on with him in this performance. Man he was a great musician.
@Darrin Robinson Amen...
@Darrin Robinson Could you please tell us more about that?On what interview did jimi say thay?
Thank you
@Darrin Robinson If you could tell us more about the interview that you mentioned
@Darrin Robinson Thank you very much!!
He was ON FIRE that night! One can hear not only the overall change in his songwriting style but also the recent changes in his solos in the form of more "chord soloing" rather than just single-note runs.
Robin Trower witnessed this concert, and briefly talked to Hendrix backstage...He shyly praised Hendrix for his playing, but Jimi just ruefully smiled and said "Great?...no, not really". Hendrix at this point was fighting drugs, and feeling very down about his career. He died a couple weeks later.
@@curbozerboomer1773 😢
@@curbozerboomer1773 Exactly 2 weeks. At just 27, what a loss. Thank goodness for CZcams
He was killed by his manager. Jimi
Was nowhere near as bad as they led us to believe
Я слышал, что никаких наркотиков не было. Что Джимми был сильно истощён гастролями и принимал снотворное, что бы спать. В тот вечер он смешал снотворное с вином.
Just listened to Machine Gun here
on the 50th Anniversary of his sad
passing. Wow. Extraordinary!! Just
to think it was 2nd to the last time
it would flow from his soul. Unreal
the power thru his open channel to
and from the heavens. RIP ~ JIMI!
We heard the message Jimi and we're still listening.
This might be my favorite Jimi Hendrix show of all time.
Was thinking the same
I have to agree. But Monterey and Berkeley rank right up there. Unbelievable!
It is generally regarded as that. So fuckin precise.
@@matthewtaylor6405 Listen to Jimi live in Vancouver trust me it's some his best live ever especially being a bootleg :-) Peace
What a trooper. The man is tired and has a sore throat but sings through it and plays beautifully in every song.
"Trouper", and yes!
It was a play on words because he was in the 101st Airborne
Well, he had to pay the Ladyland studios off, didn't he.
It IS a Superconcert if Jimi's there!! AwwYea! Thanks4Posting!!
This concert is LIGHT YEARS ahead of any other 1970's JHE concert! WOW It's so tragic that this is the second to his last concert but THANK THE HEAVENS it was RECORDED! This proves to me that Jimi had so much left in the tank! JIMI HENDRIX WAS and STILL IS THE TRUE ELECTRIC ROCK/BLUES GUITAR GOD!
Man this is a great listen !
Beautiful playing..He seems really relaxed although poor Jimi had a sore throat. I am really sad he was gone 2 weeks later, he went to early! I hope he's still a stone free voodoo child kissing the sky in heaven.
Yes, his playing is so inventive at this gig. Jimi was on the cusp of something new :)
And 9 days later Jimi went over yonder way across the hill, I cried a lot for such a loss. Thankfully we can listen to his musical achievements, like this great concert, on and on 🙏.
🙏
RIP Jimi. I was living in Berlin at the time and didn't go to the concert, thinking that I would go to one of his concerts at some other time. Who could have known that he would be with us for such a short time. 😭
Jimi never plays it the same way twice - every note and phrase is a new lesson in playing GUITAR and am learning RIGHT NOW- THANK YOU FOR SHARING :D !!! THE JIMI HENDRIX SPIRITUAL WORLD TOUR 2016 :) DIG IT MAN !!!
Jimi knew he was going to be talked about a long time after he is gone. And he played in a way that made sure we did.
He was quoted, "If I die, just keep playing the records."..We do Jimi, we do!
1. I started playing guitar because of Jimi Hendrix. 2. I stopped playing guitar because of Jimi Hendrix. 3. May I R.I.P.
Still have a picture of the boy in my wallet. I absolutely love the man.
der meister, ein wahnsinn, gefühle laufen ab, wie beim hören von bruckners 8. sinfonie
Can you imagine if Jimi just lived 10 more years, when equipment caught up?
I will tell you one thing. He would have still used TAPE.
Idk if the gear would have ever caught Jimi
@@GuiitarBilly But it would have nice if he had made it to era of decent live recording equipment.
We "purists" can use our imagination because we know the material by heart, but how many times have you tried to introduce friends to these concerts and they cover their ears at the raw sound.
Clapton composed a song on earth and Jimi played in space ...
❤🙏
Luv 🌸 brings back so many awesome memories of good music w good times
This better never get deleted.
God sent Jimi to earth so mankind could hear what gifts of Heaven sound like.
And thank you sweet Jesus that we witnessed this Man play the Universe.
🙏🙏🙏🙏
This is not a Christian website...take that crap elswhere!
@@curbozerboomer1773 and the website doesn't belong to you so take your crap elsewhere
Excellent remark!
Happy 77th Jimi. Thanks for the treasure trove & to Carlygtr for posting it!
I love him like my brother. In R.I.P my brother and Jimmy Hendrix ❤️ My bro was the one, who enertained me all the days in my youth with his music.❤️
Thank You carlygtr!!! What a treasure, never knew this existed!!! I'm a huge Jimi Hendrix fan, I turned 5 yrs. old, on 9-15-70. I was too young to grasp what had happened to this genuine genius!!! Only 5 yrs later, did I get it, ever since he's been in my heart!!!! There will Never be Anyone, even Remotely close to his talent! !!! R.I.P JIMI, You are very lovingly missed!!!!
A masterpiece has been created.
The Man Lives On Forever Thank You For The Jiminess
I love hearing the Cry Of Love Reprise releases! This was always one of my favorite albums!
Jimi war der Grösste ! Er bleibt unvergessen !
KIFFER FÜR IMMER !
Grüsse aus Deutschland .
It's striking that in most shows he laughs off half the lyrics- but with a bad sore throat he sings every line as hard as he can, straight.
He had two weeks left to live. Still hard to believe.
I'll never forget waking up that morning and reading it on front page of LA times.
@@clarkewi same for me for small article in The Scotsman newspaper "Wild Man of Pop Dies" and that was the first time I had heard of Jimi Hendrix . Was 13 then.
Two weeks left? This seems to be 9th of April and Jimi died in September
(18.9-70)
@@laxyyorma7016 It's actually September 4th, 1970.
It isn't hard. He was a heavy drug user.
Love the intro to Straight Ahead... just beautiful.
Watched a doco about Jimi a while back & the late, great Lemmy was enthusing about Jimi’s magic boy guitar skills... “I mean, he could control feedback man... no one can do that!” or words to that effect.
Just when amps were getting loud, everyone tried to avoid feedback, Jimi used it.
I love how he would bend a note into a feedbacking frequency. I have copped that trick many times
@@voxpathfinder15r very very slick trick
Great touch from Mitch starting a Bolero behind "The Breeze and I" (at 33:25). Easy to see why Jimi got back together with him.
Jimi was the instrument and the music flowed through him
9 days B4 his death and God's greatist gift to Jimi and the world his amazing guitar playing giving people joy to the end and all theese years sence his untimly passing
14 days
Jimi's brilliance and artistry shines even through bad recordings.
nothing was bad except your stupid ass sencelessly retarted opinion 🖕 U
Jimi's playing on this is especially incredible. I'm thinking this is the best Hendrix performance I've ever heard. I was mesmerized for the first 40 minutes. Or it could be the paint fumes.
ZigzagWanderer it’s mind blowing man! I agree, this playing is so spiritual
Yes Ziggy ...there are so many instances throughout of never equalled perfect tone, timing and phrasing. For me also, this is the best Hendrix I’ve heard aside from his Electric Ladyland psychedelia tracks where he stepped into a future, which since his passing, has never materialised.
It just blew my mind! Brings me to space and cosmic infinity!
No, it makes complete sense because his skills got better every single performance of his life. The freedom enabled by the technique is just awe-inspiring. At times you think maybe he lost the thread, rambling in and out of songs...but listen again in the right frame of mind (paint fumes optional) and you can't hold back the tears of joy.
It does beg the question of whether he might have had a hard time imagining he could develop any further...and might have felt it was time to exit the stage. But I hope that's just melodramatic hindsight...
thanks for uplaoding this. I was there in the beautiful Deutschlandhalle, when I heard this audio, the memories came up as if it was yesterday. It was a great concert , way ahead of the times, we loved Jimi and he fit perfectly into the 70's in Berlin. Only 14 days later came the news of his death, that was an absolute shock. I don't know if it was his very last concert, but it was indescribable!
Awesome recording! My favorite Hendrix 1970 era!
He broke a string on Red House near the end of the song so suddenly his guitar was out of tune ... but before this accident, what a superb rendition !!
GENIUS
Fantastic version....wow!!!!
I have a comment. Greatest guitarist of all time. Top that Peter. Remember?
Terry Jenkins ... Yeah, but Jimi payed some respect back at Pete with a little "Oh Well" tribute playing in this show...
One of the best live with Fillmore east and Berkeley!!!!
Damn right man! Wish this was on Spotify and remastered
This is easily the best sounding version of this concert I've heard. So good. Thank you!
He’s my absolute hero. I wish that his vocals were more up in the mix.
Great concert. Decent recording. Jimi's playing was just spectacular.
Jimi forever !!
juhuuu - yes ! jimi forever :-D
can I kiss the sky?
Carlygtr..Bless your heart.
I have only a phone to listen to, wish I could buy it. You made it perfect, right here. Always missed, always remembered by his greatest gifts left for us.
cheers
Another excellent posting... considering the age and the technology for an armpit recording fairly impressive BUT more importantly this show was two weeks before his death....
Fifty years ago Jimi left the building but it's what he left behind that counts. And that is a hell of a lot!
Yes...Neil Young said that in an interview. he suggests that Hendrix built a new school of guitar playing, and was the only one to graduate from that school!...Very perceptive on his part.
This is a decent sounding audience recording, very enjoyable!
Great Pictures from this Super Concert !!!
Astonishing playing... Goosebumps
This is a gem. Hendrix is fully invested and plays with otherworldly style and tone throughout. Note the classical riff at the end of Machine Gun!
Great!!! Super Legend!!!! LOVE!!!!
im always glad to come across a recording of goat jimi live at this point of his carrer. he was truly an innovator and having his talent on the guitar maturing into a fantastic songwriter as well. miss u jimi
yea this, this is the hendrix i know, live...........excellent post...just lok at the numbers chosen to be played and the even the sound of his voice. so special
Thanks for this... It's the first time I've heard a live version of Ezy Rider. One of his best tunes.
Jimi WAS AND STILL IS THE BEST! The King, thank you for giving us your Universe, to Dwell on 50 years later... You will never be forgotten, your name will Rise for 50 more years, God love you, RIP.....
That's you in your photo with Jimi..I know that.
The Dead had at least 5 members to bounce everything off of. Jimi did all that incredible guitar and vocalizing on top of that for show after show. It was all on him so it must have been a tremendously exhausting thing for him! He probably would have expanded his band into something perhaps larger-and more ensemble like if he would have lived. In interviews he mentioned he was interested in an orchestral type of situation. He never stopped innovating or surprising. He always had another great tune up his sleeve. He was only 27 for Pete’s sake and he made so much incredible music!
This is an excellent bootleg and Jimi was so on point. Really glad to hear this. I'm guessing this would be the last real concert, since the next one devolved into a riot I believe?
This is an absolutely blazing performance. Why hasn't this got a proper restoration Janie???!!! Yea I know... Your grand kids will put it out after most of us are also dead & gone!
Actually Al was a pretty cool cat. We visited him in 68 and he got us a beer and told us jimi stories. Brought out his Silvertone guitar! He no doubt had his issues. Try being an African American man in his time. He gave us one of the greatest artists of all time..
@@stratdoc That sounds awesome!! Do you remember any of the stories Al told you?thank you!! :)
Copyright lasts 70 years past the death of the creator. On September 19th, 2040, the entirety of Jimi Hendrix' work will enter the public domain. Whether this is true of video recordings and the recorded work of Mitch, Noel etc is more complicated. But his recorded guitar tracks, lyrics and written compositions(i.e. songs) will all be playable without restrictions.
@@stratdoc He was a mean, not very bright alcoholic man...but Jimi still accepted him as being his daddy--he had no choice, I guess!..I met him back in 1979, at Jimi's gravesite, and he talked with me for over an hour...I came away with the imression that Al Hendrix simply could not really relate to the musical brilliance of his son.
@@curbozerboomer1773 Well in 68 he and his wife June were beaming. They were really proud of him. They welcomed us in and showed some of his stuff. June in particular saw his artistic side and had some drawings he did and talked about his clothes which she says she inspired. That was pretty early and my guess is they had to dial back a kid calling up like me. Al wasn’t drunk and didn’t in any way come off as anything but a proud father at this point in his life. I think his marrying June really stabilized his life. Obviously Jimi had a pretty rough childhood but we got him at a perfect moment to move the needle in so many ways.
I got the sense that Jimi wanted his family to be proud of him. How many just minted rock stars would tell a kid like me to ring up his Dad?