Jimi Hendrix - Newport Pop Festival 1969 - Full video pt2

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    Jimi Hendrix - San Fernando Valley State College
    June 20, 1969
    Newport 1969 Pop Festival
    (Watchtower WT 2001023/24/25)

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  • @deacontheseer4804
    @deacontheseer4804 6 років тому +9

    People give Buddy a hard time about his drumming. But I love him tight in the pocket classic soul drummer from back in the day.

  • @100078kz
    @100078kz 7 років тому +30

    with better management , jimi still be alive today. he was totally screwed by his manager.

    • @DaN3xtSlimShady
      @DaN3xtSlimShady 4 роки тому +1

      Ozzy's still getting screwed by his

    • @ThePsicosoma
      @ThePsicosoma 4 роки тому +3

      I always thought the same. Thou, Zeppelin had a manager that really look out for them and still Bonham screw himself. Fate, I guess

    • @kevinlewis1017
      @kevinlewis1017 3 роки тому +2

      Yeah true but like Moon and Bonham too much booze and pills didn't help either. Can't blame it on the manager all the time.

    • @kevinlewis1017
      @kevinlewis1017 3 роки тому +1

      @@ThePsicosoma exactly and Peter Grant was the best manager of all time.

    • @davidhan635
      @davidhan635 11 місяців тому

      Thats bullshit you know nothing about Jimi...
      At 1970 he was heavily using uppers and downers which at the end took his life...
      And no his Manager didnt have an Life insurance on him it was Warner Bros. And was totaly normal at the time.
      Stop spreading lies its a disgrace to Hendrix

  • @ВадимЖаріков
    @ВадимЖаріков Рік тому +1

    Таких,как он никогда больше не будет,

  • @PeterConroy12
    @PeterConroy12 6 років тому +17

    I was 23 and center stage in front for this whole set, mind blown yes indeed...

    • @josephercastor8026
      @josephercastor8026 5 років тому +4

      this is the best piece of music in history n u were there???!!!! like wtf you're the luckiest man alive

    • @franciscoflwrs
      @franciscoflwrs 2 роки тому

      How old are you

    • @ACR7791
      @ACR7791 Рік тому

      Lucky bugger

    • @cosmonaut9942
      @cosmonaut9942 10 місяців тому

      I was there all weekend too. I was 14 and had just graduated Jr. High. I had a big fight with my parents who didn't want me to stay all weekend. I won that fight, pitched a tent and saw some awesome music being made.

  • @HeROsiNhEaVeN
    @HeROsiNhEaVeN 7 років тому +26

    I love seeing and hearing raw footage like this of Jimi.......kind of gives you the feeling of being there....

  • @TheRubberStudiosASMR
    @TheRubberStudiosASMR 8 років тому +26

    Man I took acid recently at the beach at night in the rain listening to my ipod and stone free came on and all of a sudden I had this rush of energy and I ran away from my sleeping friends over the dunes and danced like crazy. I felt like I was at an actual Hendrix concert. I guess its the closest thing I'll get but it felt fucking incredible.

    • @johnknottenbelt2502
      @johnknottenbelt2502 8 років тому +3

      Now THAT'S the way to listen to Jimi...... Now get into his first four albums & this time, do the same, but with all 4 of those albums. Keep safe, though....

    • @danielj8630
      @danielj8630 7 років тому

      TheRubberStudiosASMR - Pick up vibe from "across the field..."

  • @avichi9175
    @avichi9175 8 років тому +26

    Even the Balloon is dancing to Jimi's music 5:55

  • @apacheizm23
    @apacheizm23 7 років тому +10

    This is hands down one of Jimmy's best performances of his career. My Aunt who wasn't a Hendrix fan, but was a huge Rock & Roll fan in those days got too se him perform in NYC and said that she never ever saw someone freestyle (that's my word) play for 70-80 minutes without a pre set. She said that he even told the audience that they didn't have anything planned and were just going to jam! She said everyone's mouths were wide open in awe at what was taking place in front of them. My aunt has seen many musicians bands play and she still says that no one can just play music out of their head rite at that moment like Jimmy Hendrix!

    • @EricCoop
      @EricCoop 21 день тому

      He was killing it, far and away the highest-paid solo artist at this point. Such a shame he kicked the bucket a few months later.

  • @3rdStoneObliterum
    @3rdStoneObliterum 3 роки тому +10

    This clip right here is some of the best playing I ever heard him do

  • @diesekaltewelt807
    @diesekaltewelt807 4 роки тому +3

    'After Jimi returned, our next date (June 20) was the Newport Pop Festival, Devonshire, outside L.A. God, what a tricky gig. It was the first gig, I think, where we were apparently being paid giant wads of cash. One gig, 45 minutes and the guarantee was well over a hundred grand. We knew this and it was obviously on our minds-not that it was obscene, just a bit odd. I remember the gig, we got there about 9 o'clock, got on about eleven, having spent a couple of hours in the caravan with an even greater number of hangers-on. I don't know, but I think someone spiked Jimi or maybe he'd taken something of his own and then someone had spiked him on top of that. It was a disaster. I kept thinking, this is weird-all this money. It was almost like, how much per minute am I getting? So that, plus Hendrix's stste, added up to a terrible performance. Absolutely awful, we were devastated, it was one of the worst gigs we ever played. On the drive back to L.A. Jimi decided to go back, bless his heart, to play again. Not for any money or anything, just because he felt he wanted to make up for it. I didn't, not sure why, I just didn't want to visit the site again. Anyway, Jimi went back on the Sunday and jammed with various people including Buddy Miles. He did the right thing as a musician. I wish I'd done it as well.'
    “The Hendrix Experience”, Mitch Mitchell and John Platt, 1990, at pp. 136&137

  • @kevinlewis1017
    @kevinlewis1017 3 роки тому +3

    Jimi's performance here makes every other guitarist since 1970 sound like child's play

  • @randallhamon5412
    @randallhamon5412 3 роки тому +2

    Look at all those Fender 2x15 JBL cabs...different set up for Jimi.

  • @kaiknudsen8833
    @kaiknudsen8833 7 років тому +4

    For sure the best guitar player ever. Jimi Hendrix the greatest.

  • @michaelthemind
    @michaelthemind 10 років тому +23

    When i die im off to the free bar in heaven to see Jimi Hendrix play !!!

    • @JSBourke
      @JSBourke 9 років тому +2

      michael black you still gotta pay

    • @Nellynoodlebums
      @Nellynoodlebums 9 років тому +2

      michael black lol

    • @Backfromthestorm
      @Backfromthestorm 9 років тому +3

      +michael black We`ll both meet him in the next world... remember ..... dont be late!

    • @danielj8630
      @danielj8630 7 років тому +1

      Backfromthestorm - C U 2, won't be late...

    • @michaelthemind
      @michaelthemind 7 років тому +1

      looking forward to it, !!!

  • @OneSupreme08
    @OneSupreme08 7 років тому +28

    its so beautiful and amazing how Jimi is totally centered in sound blissful and free amongst chaos like some yogi in himalayan cave who is totally absorbed in dharana nada, sacred inner sounds, free in cosmic consciousness ! he was doing great service to humanity dedicated to uplift humanity with his powerful tool fender stratocaster, original fuzz pedal, wah and powerful tube amps with volume on 11 ! I feel personally after some years of playing that electric guitar is one of the most powerful instruments to influence our mind and this influence can be either good or bad. If musicians mind is lost in negative emotions and darkenss then it will influence audience in negative way, for example there are many rock bands who just clear their own negativity on concerts and audience feel more violent or depressed after concert, but Jimi was not in such a state he was in transcedental inner joy often and he transferred that powerful energy of light on his shows to others so they felt so good and uplfted. There are very rare such shinning stars as Jimi was so he was the greatest cause he managed to unite his fantastic playing ability with love and gave that unconditionally, so he was not only one of greatest ever musicians on level of mozart, bach and bethoween, but he was also great Soul, those who managed to see and hear him live are very fortunate indeed !

  • @markobarrows4304
    @markobarrows4304 8 років тому +19

    This had to be 16mm. Whatever; this is history. The fact there is audio is enough for me. I used to hear stories of how Jimi was too stoned on Rainbows, like a big chunk of the crowd; but now I know the truth. A fucking lost treasure!

  • @j0eX
    @j0eX 11 років тому +6

    Ahh, those were the days, eh? So many innovators, totally out there. And an audience that got it as well.

  • @jeffkressner5675
    @jeffkressner5675 8 років тому +10

    Holy crap! That solo at the end of this video from Red House is legendary. He lit that stage on fire. That is why he is forevermore in the halls of music.

  • @seamusobrien9127
    @seamusobrien9127 8 років тому +3

    Love the telecaster neck on the strat body !

  • @artmienz3077
    @artmienz3077 6 років тому +3

    8:45, amazing jamming and to top it off an incredible solo.

  • @markobarrows4304
    @markobarrows4304 8 років тому +11

    My wife was there. I have unpublished photos from this show; just to the right from the first three rows. Anybody want to publish the next great Hendrix poster? The photos are waiting; we will contribute 30 percent to the charity of your choice.

    • @giftedplanksify
      @giftedplanksify 7 років тому +1

      Marko Barrows I'll take that 30percent and those magical shrooms mmmmm Yeah Jimi

    • @jzac77
      @jzac77 7 років тому

      Marko Barrows how can i get one?

    • @klmullins65
      @klmullins65 7 років тому +1

      I hope that's not your wife on the ladder, that everyone's yelling to sit down! Lol

  • @jackhousecamp2758
    @jackhousecamp2758 7 років тому +14

    I want to time travel and be there in front row, .... imagine that ?

    • @gjspaceman
      @gjspaceman 7 років тому +4

      Jack Housecamp I saw him in the Astral some years ago, he was teaching us how to play Hear my Train.. there was about 300 of us. I looked around and saw Stevie Ray Vaughan, Ritchie Blackmore and several others I knew. After that lesson...I got the Message.

    • @bobbypheenix6501
      @bobbypheenix6501 3 роки тому

      Wr are front row

  • @edwardlagrossa1246
    @edwardlagrossa1246 7 років тому +3

    My 14th Birthday - June 22,1969. I became a guitar player this day.

  • @spartako52
    @spartako52 3 роки тому +1

    “The Most Greatest Guitar Player Of All Time”🎸

  • @Mercmad
    @Mercmad 7 років тому +1

    All of a sudden the crowd understands they are in the presence of someone truly special and they get up and out of the fog to truly experience jimi

  • @1rainbowmoonchild
    @1rainbowmoonchild 7 років тому +1

    Amazing footage. One of the best historical master pieces around.

  • @ThePoppy4u
    @ThePoppy4u 11 років тому +2

    I'm glad I found this. This proves it happened, and that I didn't just dream it. It wasn't the most organized...but neither were Jimi or I at the time. Like they say..."If you remember the '60's you weren't there!" Yes...it was eye watering.

  • @johnknottenbelt2502
    @johnknottenbelt2502 7 років тому +5

    My how that "country boy" could play !!! Seattle's BEST !

  • @klanggnomvideo--sound---pr2435
    @klanggnomvideo--sound---pr2435 8 років тому +1

    This Music will be forever and ever andeverandeverandever and...............Hendrix yeahhee

  • @iZephyr6
    @iZephyr6 8 років тому +1

    Thanks for this wonderful video, I just didn't know he had changed the neck of telecaster to stratocaster, amazing comping technique, solos too.

  • @maxolds
    @maxolds 9 років тому +7

    i was there and have a black and white picture of Jimi on stage, but I remember him and Janis Joplin "interacting on stage " together and I don't see that here.

  • @Cruusher
    @Cruusher 6 років тому +1

    If (I had a Time Machine, I would go back and watch Jimi) ..and groove with the people man, that had no fucking cell phones and no bullshit except the purity of spirit and expression in the real time

  • @bratko125
    @bratko125 7 років тому +4

    He opens different dimension and what a tone! Never heard this Master's gig before. IMHO Jimi at his best. Hey guys what do you think of 'Burning Desire' from LOOS ENDS album?

    • @brandonterzic
      @brandonterzic 7 років тому

      brother...That track (burning desire) is pure magic--- Jimi is an emotional wellspring of nostalgia..a sort of diety or else a comicbook hero...

    • @beavinator420
      @beavinator420 6 років тому +1

      This is the best music I have ever heard in all my search through metal, rock, blues.... It owns everything

    • @gusntroll
      @gusntroll 5 років тому

      Burning desire is for me one of his best tunes.

  • @luannekin
    @luannekin 7 років тому +1

    August 3-4, 1968, was the first music concert ever to have more than 100,000 paid attendees. Its sequel, billed as Newport 69, was held in Northridge, California on June 20-22, 1969, and had a total attendance estimated at 200,000.

  • @mikeholmes5824
    @mikeholmes5824 10 років тому +1

    Yeah, baby. Just graduated high school and made it here for the Sunday show. Besides diggin' Jimi that was the day I fell in love with Nancy Nevins from Sweetwater. What a great day (I think strawberry wafer had something to do with it).

  • @LodoGrdzak
    @LodoGrdzak 6 років тому

    People talking a lot of moronic crap on this thread. This is just a 1960's RECORDING/VIDEO of the performance. It is not THE performance. You hear the crowd at every break? They're loving it! So you know they're killing. Especially Jimi. These guys are jamming like they're in their garage. So freaking raw and improv. From the 10 minute mark? Oh my!! Great, great footage of the greatest.

  • @usmessenger7507
    @usmessenger7507 7 років тому +8

    Hey People ,Wake up JIMI was MORE HIGH on Music And love than DRUGs , He was straight most of THE TIME, NOT STONED BUT BEAUTIFUL.

    • @StereoAnthony
      @StereoAnthony 7 років тому +1

      Indeed he was

    • @deacontheseer4804
      @deacontheseer4804 6 років тому

      US Messenger You cannot be stoned all the time and play like he did. I play and have tried to play high. Of course if anyone could do it it would be Jimi.

    • @joecebu2791
      @joecebu2791 5 років тому +1

      Trust me, he was high most of the time.

    • @DaN3xtSlimShady
      @DaN3xtSlimShady 4 роки тому

      Whether he did some or not, the guitars are what really took him places

  • @gavinmowat8528
    @gavinmowat8528 2 роки тому +1

    that crowd is lit!

  • @jdmhiguera
    @jdmhiguera 8 років тому +1

    love it, hendrix forever yeahhh

  • @nickwade443
    @nickwade443 3 роки тому

    the best ever!imagine jimi,miles and john got in a studio for a week?

  • @Cerebralcinema
    @Cerebralcinema 11 років тому +2

    Best rhythm guitarist.

  • @ahmedsultani3028
    @ahmedsultani3028 6 років тому +2

    All these lucky people in the comments who have lived in the era of Hendrix..

  • @colingoodall7719
    @colingoodall7719 7 років тому +1

    Strat with a Tele neck .. all rules out the window. Awe man ✌🏻🤓

  • @cyninbend
    @cyninbend 12 років тому +1

    This had become a dream in my mind...only my cousin who worked there with me could ever verify it was real...2 months before Woodstock and never mentioned! TY for posting this! Jimi was so good on Sunday afternoon...we were in awe,

    • @jeffreysiegel9125
      @jeffreysiegel9125 7 років тому

      Excellently quality production video! What a mellow, while at the same time searing, soaring performance! What an amazingly gifted soul! Buddy Miles cooked awesomely, as well! TYFP🙄

    • @andrewmoreno5314
      @andrewmoreno5314 9 місяців тому

      great weekend I worked back sta
      ge security quite a list of great musicians 1969 Devonshire Downs san Fernando valley check the poster for list of bands

    • @andrewmoreno5314
      @andrewmoreno5314 9 місяців тому

      great weekend I worked back sta
      ge security quite a list of great musicians 1969 Devonshire Downs san Fernando valley check the poster for list of bands

    • @andrewmoreno5314
      @andrewmoreno5314 9 місяців тому

      great weekend I worked back sta
      ge security quite a list of great musicians 1969 Devonshire Downs san Fernando valley check the poster for list of bands 😅

    • @andrewmoreno5314
      @andrewmoreno5314 9 місяців тому

      great weekend I worked back sta
      ge security quite a list of great musicians 1969 Devonshire Downs san Fernando valley check the poster for list of bands

  • @juancastillonb
    @juancastillonb 7 років тому +1

    how it was that those guys could stay in peace?...w/out aggression between them if they were very near one to another...seated in the ground ...the peace and love really existed.

  • @carolrosales2007
    @carolrosales2007 11 років тому +1

    muy buena , gracias por subirla, ok.

  • @jakollee
    @jakollee 3 роки тому

    Man, Hendrix's playing on the blues at the end is searing!

  • @brobdj
    @brobdj 12 років тому

    Many thanks! Yes, it is Bob Arthur..

  • @juancastillonb
    @juancastillonb 7 років тому

    yeah ! ...Jimmy & "el Piporro" are the best artists ever ...every one in his style

  • @smittyboyify
    @smittyboyify 11 років тому

    Lead ,rhythm and everything else!

  • @PortlandGhostsNewMexico
    @PortlandGhostsNewMexico 11 років тому

    From about the 11 minute mark on Jimi leaves this world.

  • @klmullins65
    @klmullins65 7 років тому

    My favorite part of this vid is watching the guy behind the amps, starting @ 11:30...his eyes are just rolling into the back of his head...obviously in a state of ecstasy over the music...reminds me of the scene in "Amadeus" where Salieri was reading Mozarts music off of the sheet music!

  • @SleeplessStudyClub
    @SleeplessStudyClub 8 років тому +2

    is there a studio version of this, its amazing

  • @shootfirst2097
    @shootfirst2097 4 роки тому

    From what a friend told me who was there, Jimi played a set on a day or two before this,and didn't turn in a good performance. He came back to make up for it, and that's what you see here.

  • @gusntroll
    @gusntroll 5 років тому

    Please, did he recorded the music that starts with the video? What´s the name of it?

  • @markobarrows4304
    @markobarrows4304 8 років тому +3

    Where was this hidden until 10292011?

  • @beavinator420
    @beavinator420 6 років тому

    @1:55 fkn sick ass note, best guitar piece ever heard at the beginning

  • @Mr75044
    @Mr75044 7 років тому +1

    Just got to add theres no record of him owning a strat with a tele neck either, was it another bands rig, an he just got up and played,?

  • @chuckscherer951
    @chuckscherer951 6 років тому

    Jimi Hendrix, Les Claypool, Neil Peart,, and Chris Cornell!!!!!!!!!! Best band ever!!

  • @popeyethegrump1952
    @popeyethegrump1952 4 роки тому

    There used to be a video with these visuals but different audio of hendrix soloing on stone free for a while, eventually miles starts singing "wah wah" like a guitar. If you know what I mean I hope you'll send a link or let me know

  • @donnlarossa9173
    @donnlarossa9173 5 років тому +1

    Made this one too and worked selling ICE TEA and LEMONADE I think? lol

  • @spanishcastle
    @spanishcastle 12 років тому

    at 5:10 into this a balloon shows up for a little bit as if it was dancing around to the sounds, surprised jimi didn't get distracted by it-then again he was in such a zone it probably didn't bother him.

  • @ryanthomas2693
    @ryanthomas2693 8 років тому +1

    Yo they played their first live rendition of machine gun here!!!

  • @hoichimin13
    @hoichimin13 Рік тому

    you can say what you want .but these people had festive days .that's what matters, they were happy..that's why a lot of people criticized them .out of sheer envy kk .because they'll never achieve that in their lives.small,, .a joy and happiness. It's fleeting, yes, it's fleeting, it's momentary. yes.but you can beat your chest and say at least I lived it

  • @gaiaembassy
    @gaiaembassy Рік тому

    Greatest Concert after Hawai

  • @MyManDan
    @MyManDan 8 років тому

    Can anyone explain why the next smallest time increment after seconds is only counting to 30? My guess would be frame counter; 30 frames per second?

  • @kelvendyson1508
    @kelvendyson1508 Рік тому

    If that is Noel in the background at 3:05...who's playing bass??

  • @ReneeNme
    @ReneeNme 7 років тому

    lmao @ 1:59. People finally made " Picture Boy " get down off of his perch. I hope he enjoyed the Miller beer bottle to the back of his noggin'. Hahahaha ...

  • @brucerabideau2872
    @brucerabideau2872 3 роки тому

    Ya done farmer till 5 am peace ✌happiness and all that other good shit✌🐄💯

  • @tonyreed5383
    @tonyreed5383 7 років тому

    big jimi.......................................................................................................................................................................................................

  • @emilefeltesse
    @emilefeltesse 6 років тому

    What does final Mitch Mitchell's picture mean? ;)

  • @steveules
    @steveules 12 років тому

    Sad but true

  • @klausbroeggelhoff7612
    @klausbroeggelhoff7612 12 років тому +1

    Hendrix spielt genial,leider ist der sound nicht gut.

  • @beefheart1410
    @beefheart1410 7 років тому +1

    What's the first number called?

  • @youyoo3408
    @youyoo3408 5 років тому

    It's some kind of rocket blues.

  • @gervanks
    @gervanks 11 років тому

    those times you would give your left ball to have a time machine and BE THERE!.

  • @scratchwhiplash
    @scratchwhiplash 11 років тому

    Random dancing balloon @6:00 is priceless!

  • @jayaybe1
    @jayaybe1 11 років тому +1

    Anybody know why this has never been released in a proper high quality official version? Maybe ownership issues.

    • @ExtremelyOnlineGuy
      @ExtremelyOnlineGuy 5 років тому

      Slew of reasons. It’s technically not a Jimi Hendrix concert. He just jammed with some pals because his show before this got tear gassed and pretty much turned into a riot. Also the footage is pretty degraded. There’s better versions of this but it’d still be a stretch to remaster the footage and audio only for it to be mostly other bands and a little bit of Jimi. If they wanted to market the whole show it’d work. But not as just Jimi. But I wonder the same about his Timothy Leary Benefit show. Short but still very unique in atmosphere and the first show he’d done in 1970 without Band of Gypsys.

  • @lucancherby
    @lucancherby 8 років тому +20

    i don't think hendrix was high on this recording.his playing is just really clean and tight

    • @Diax1324
      @Diax1324 8 років тому +7

      Sometimes he played super good high. Like at Miami pop. I think where he played poorly was when he was either A. On Depressants or B. Coming off of a binger of uppers having had a depression caused by his Bipolar.

    • @markokecman1177
      @markokecman1177 7 років тому

      Jimi was bipolar?

    • @StereoAnthony
      @StereoAnthony 7 років тому +1

      Miami Pop the whole band was dosed with STP or something like that and its part of the reason their set was late. But the whole band was certainly very very high on something

    • @cheechfl33k97
      @cheechfl33k97 7 років тому +1

      lucancherby I sure he was

    • @emilefeltesse
      @emilefeltesse 6 років тому

      He was high on each concert. Read Noel Redding's book..

  • @brittdavid8591
    @brittdavid8591 8 років тому +2

    For Icecold Players only...Boss Money....

  • @marypino191
    @marypino191 7 років тому

    wooooow!!!

  • @brobdj
    @brobdj 12 років тому +1

    Does anyone know who Jimi's bass player was at this event? It certainly isn't Noel Redding..

  • @fenderblues1744
    @fenderblues1744 7 років тому

    Looks like in the days before they had proper camera's.

  • @markokecman1177
    @markokecman1177 7 років тому

    Is the sound and video from the same concert? Might just be out of sync...

  • @beefheart1410
    @beefheart1410 7 років тому

    What's Hendrix using for his back line? Hi-Watt?

    • @jaysaulnier6533
      @jaysaulnier6533 7 років тому

      Beefheart1 it sounds like fender and i think bassmans

    • @cap52
      @cap52 6 років тому +1

      Fender Dual Showmans. 85 watts each into 2x15 JBL speakers.

  • @mcnowski
    @mcnowski 11 років тому

    holy shit that made my eyes water!

  • @SharpZed
    @SharpZed 11 років тому

    I can just hear the band "jimmy when you gonna come back dude?

  • @julianciahaconsulting8663
    @julianciahaconsulting8663 6 років тому

    Wonder why all the audience who were sitting suddenly all stand up and start shaking it - a good 3 mins or so into Hendrix playing?? Almost like somebody gave them the que to do that?

  • @spursik8252
    @spursik8252 Рік тому

    Pity that camera´s just on Jimi. Billy Cox is thrill too...

  • @ultrahero2115
    @ultrahero2115 6 років тому

    What's that beautiful chord at 3:56??

  • @Mr75044
    @Mr75044 7 років тому

    No marshalls. What amp head is he using. Buddy on drums but who is on bass?, looks like he just got up and plugged in to what ever was there. Not the band of gypsies or the experience.not the normal stage rig.univox ect. Very strange. Any body got any info.?

    • @cap52
      @cap52 6 років тому

      Fender Dual Showmans. Probably The Buddy Miles Express backline.

  • @CANKRAFTWERK
    @CANKRAFTWERK 11 років тому

    ich rate da zu spotifi da kann man sich viele hendrix sachen anhört ohne so ton störungen

  • @julianprice65
    @julianprice65 6 років тому

    God like

  • @beachcomber4141
    @beachcomber4141 6 років тому

    The cuts are killing me. Jimi keeps getting interrupted!!!!

  • @averyadrian1534
    @averyadrian1534 Рік тому

    Never sounds quite right with buddy on drums - Mitch is so much more in tune with Jimi’s free flowing Jazz jams

  • @spanishcastle
    @spanishcastle 13 років тому

    I like to download this from a different source

  • @tomh1593
    @tomh1593 Рік тому

    Where are those people in the background behind Jimi now? Lol

  • @jcox5737
    @jcox5737 12 років тому

    Bob Arthur, I believe.

  • @datsel
    @datsel 7 років тому

    What song is at 1:07+? awesome

  • @kaiknudsen8833
    @kaiknudsen8833 7 років тому

    The sparse stage setting is quite impressive in comparison to today's standards