Jimi had a supernatural connection, something was going on that we can't comprehend. I've been playing for 30 years and Voodoo Chile SR and Midnight (from War Heros) still blow me away.
Jimi Hendrix is considered, by many, to be the greatest rock guitarist of all time. He could do things with that guitar that nobody else could do. What an incredible talent.
@@satexman2585 SRV was merely a copy cat totally unoriginal. ripped off Albert Kings pet licks and Jimi's and made a career out of it... besides SRV couldn't play it with his teeth like Jimi.
He kicked open the door to a whole generation of music. Jimi falls into the "there will never be another one like him" category. Stevie Ray Vaughan and many others ran with this style and still do 50 plus years later. Welcome to the time of your life, listening to Jimi.
YES! Absolutely...that's the truth right there! He was a most beautiful creature and that's meant in the most wonderful way. We were really so lucky to have him with us sharing his gift. ♥️
After all these years and all these guitarists I've idolised, he still is the most natural I have ever seen. He really is. I feel like you could have handed him a strat after a year in a straightjacket and he'd still demonstrate supernatural ability without pausing for breath. He made the guitar an extension of himself and he really could do whatever he wanted with it in any moment.
What really sets him aside from great guitarists is that he a complete original. He took from other blues artists and made his own music. The other guitarist are Great but Jimi at a different level. PURE GENIOUS!!! He has much better songs than Hey Joe, Foxy Lady. Purple Haze, Fire His really good songs are not played on the radio There are not pop songs. For a live album check out BOG At the Fillmore East
One of the places I get asked to take visitors to is Greenwood Cemetery down in Renton. Lakeview on Cap Hill where Bruce and Brandon Lee are buried is the other one.
When I retired we moved up to the Skagit Valley. We can get down there if we absolutley have to (medical reasons for me, mostly) but neither my wife or I will go too far south without being armed. (We're both concealled carry licenced) - Just a shame to see what's happened to my American "hometown" (my family moved there from Ayrshire Scotland in the 50s).
I saw Stevie Ray in concert 3 days before he died. My father, who had seen Hendrix several times, loved it. Both of us literally couldn’t believe what we were seeing and hearing.
That man was the greatest guitarist that ever lived, when he first came to London and was unknown, he joined Clapton on stage, Clapton came off totally shocked, his words were " you never told me he was that f*****g good!"
Clapton also gave him a Left handed guitar with a note that said please don't put us out of a job. I also read that if you buy a Jimi played guitar the neck on it will be twisted. His right arm was so strong that he would bend the neck to get the sound he wanted.
And then there was the time he played "Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" the Sunday after it was released... and some of the Beatles, including Paul McCartney, were in the audience that night. McCartney has always said that this was the greatest complement he had ever been paid as a musician.
Jimi was beyond talented. I'm glad you checked this out. You should have been here in the 60's and early 70's for the HUGE amount of awesome music, psychedelic rock, metal, r&b, soul, folk ... the list goes on and on. So many groups, so many individual artists making one hit after another. Awesome.
You just witnessed a piece of a history. This was from Jimi's set at the Monterey Pop Festival in 1967. I have his whole set on DVD. He ended that set by sacrificing his guitar at the end of "Wild thing". He got on his knees with the guitar in front of him. He drenched it in lighter fluid and set it on fire. Then he stood up and grabbed the guitar by the neck and smashed it until it broke into 2 pieces and threw them both into the crowd and walked off stage. POP CULTURE HISTORY.
Jimi Hendrix often imitated but never duplicated. I was so fortunate to see Jimi about 6 months before the Lord took him to play in Heaven. I’ll see you again soon!✌️
Jimi always seemed like a shamen, a magic creature living between this world and the next. He never really seemed that connected to this world except for his music...RIP.
Jimi the legend! The first! 🎸🔥💯. No words 😶 Behind his back! With his teeth! Humps his guitar to the rhythm! Best ever to walk this planet 🌎 Jimi was Stevie’s idol for life!!!!
Jimi was Stevie Ray's mentor and learned how to play guitar behind from Jimi. Jimi was the first. No one had played heavy metal guitar solos before Jimi.
I was a mere lad of 13 in 1970, when a friend handed me a bootleg 8-track tape of Jimi Hendrix playing the Star Spangled Banner at Woodstock. I was stunned, having a hard time believing that he could make his guitar produce the sounds I was hearing. Time and many many years of hearing and seeing the legend proved it to me. I was a video producer in 2009, and was part of the Woodstock 40th Anniversary tribute concert in SF in Golden Gate Park that year. On the Friday afternoon before the event started, I was driven to a lonely tower and told I would be filming there all weekend. What a drag. Out in the wind, getting yelled at by the stoners, etc. As I was starting to set up my camera gear, up drives a guy in a golf cart, wearing a cowboy hat. "Hey you" he yelled at me, "grab your gear and come with me." Next thing you know I'm BACKSTAGE in the artist interview tent, where they come to, right after being on stage. Holy Crap!. I become Camera 3, fixed tight shot on the artist, and hold it steady. Yeah! What a weekend. I still have all the interviews from that event. The interview with Ray Manzarak of the Doors was/is fantastic!. ua-cam.com/video/_onrOABEL78/v-deo.html I witnessed the largest group of guitarists playing a Jimi Hendrix song in unison. that should be somewhere on UA-cam also. Peace to you Jayy on your musical and spiritual path!
This dude makes me cry of gratitude every time I hear him flowing into and become the magic of music, grateful to be alive and being able to appreciate it. Thank you Mother that you sent Jimi here to show us the way
He started out as a Paratrooper but after getting injured out of the army he started taking his guitar work seriously.. also in his song the machine gun live he plays as the machine gun killing his army buddies its amazing please listen to it
You are now Experienced. I was Experienced multiple times years ago by this genius! This is special, right? You betcha!! Feel that vibe. Beyond incredible. You think it sounds good here? Live? WOW!!! Jimi on lead guitar, Mitch Mitchell on drums, Noel Redding on bass. These three are THE BEST!!!! SRV is just a disciple of this man, like so many others. This is the REAL DEAL. Jimi could play guitar with his teeth, over his head, behind his back, and between his legs. Jimi did not do this first. He learned the technique at gigs in Seattle. At his first gig in UK at Regents Polytechnic in London, he came on and jammed with Cream. Nobody jammed with Cream. Cream are gods. Well, well.....let's see about that....here comes the GUITAR GOD himself. Jimi played Howlin' Wolfs Killing Floor, and he wiped the floor with everyone.....including Cream. He did the usual stunts like playing over his head, with his teeth, and behind his back, but at one point he crouched down on stage and 'humped' the guitar. Ha, ha! Ginger Baker did not know what to say, and Eric Clapton stood with his mouth open. Jimi had arrived. Move over, here comes the GUITAR GOD!!!! I was there, and was with Jimi from that point on musically. There was nobody like him then, and there has been nobody to match him since his death in 1970. Totally unique and precious beyond words. Light years musically beyond everyone. Beyond good. Not just good. Musically on another plane, another planet, but not selfish. Prepared to share with other guitarists. Could hear the sounds in his head and pluck them from the air. I call that gifted. How good? You simply could not believe that a man could do what Jimi did with a guitar. It was unbelievable, but true. That good. Woman you were surprised? Get yourself immersed in Jimi Hendrix. You Tube: Jimi Hendrix Lulu Show, Full Version (Cream tribute); Jimi Hendrix Johnny B Goode, Berkeley; The Wind Cries Mary (Stockholm); Killing Floor (Stockholm Full Concert). Go there now and be amazed. Still think he was murdered
I love your reactions Jayy! You say more with your face than most people do with their comments!! Glad you love Jimi, I first saw him on TV in 1966 playing Hey Joe and even saw him Live at the Royal Albert Hall, London in 1969
He was the greatest guitarist of his time honey: maybe the best ever ! He left us too soon. He and Stevie Ray could blow you mind. They did not call him the "Master of the Stratocaster " for nothing! He blew me away as a kid listening to him for the first time.
You are witnessing an awesome talent. Jimi was considered the greatest guitarist in the world at the time. Many others were influenced by him: SRV, Eric Johnson etc. He pioneered a new way to play the instrument. The audience was not only into it, but no doubt stoned out of their minds as well.
Jimi was a force of nature, African, Irish and Cherokee heritage flowing through his veins. Jimi was the best, left us at 27 years old and set the bar so high that it’s not been topped. There will only be a handful of guitarist still known in generations and years to follow, and he is one of them.
I'm 55 years old I don't know what to say about Hendrix, the man was incredibly talented. If you get a chance to listen to some of his bootleg tapes that no one is supposed to buy and I bought them as a young guy. His concerts were amazing. There's nobody out there today that could compare
Jimi was way ahead of his time. No one was doing what he was. He’s responsible for more guitar players than anyone. I took up playing guitar because of him. The first song I ever heard from him was Machine Gun from the Band of Gypsies album. Before I heard that song I was learning how to play the drums. After hearing it I started playing the guitar. I recommend that album to listen to. Some really great playing on that one.
He met his bass player while in the US Army. 101st Airborne. That's where it all started with him. He put on a show with his playing ability. No fireworks, no gimmicks. Just pure.
He did play with Charlie Cox, his army buddy, later on, but the bassist at this time was still English musician Noel Redding. Oh, and the drummer was another Englishman, Mitch Mitchell.
I've been a Hendrix fan since I was 11 years old, I was musically traumatized in a good way FOREVER, and I'm now that I'm 68 WELL, I only came here NOT to hear Jimi Hendrix but primarily to see your reaction; and is it any way similar to what I EXPERIENCED when I was 11 years old hence the appropriate name "THE JIMI HENDRIX EXPERIENCE"! This man changed my life musically and the MUSIC INDUSTRY in the PRESENT and FUTURE to this day, and this is why I wasn't disappointed at all and I really enjoyed you and YOUR WOMAN'S PERSPECTIVE (EXTRA TREAT). I was moved by your reaction; THANK YOU, SISTER JAY!
Watch his entire performance! Don't leave it there! It left the music world On FIRE! Literally and figuratively. He was reintroduced to the U.S. (he was hanging out in London when he was asked to be a part of the show) and he Killed It in-between the other artists that performed! By the way, you owe it to yourself to also check out Janis Joplin on the same ticket. Hella great artist! Enjoy when you get the chance. :)
You picked right up on Jimi's beautiful, musical soul then, and what he intended with his music for sure, when you were totally stumped for a long minute looking for words, had so much to get out you wanted to say about it, but just couldn't find the words. That's exactly what comes through with Jimi's guitar playing, it just cannot be described in words at all, because what you are listening to is his creative soul expressed through his guitar, as Jimi himself already knew. If you could find the exact right words to describe how he made you feel when he plays songs like that then it just wouldn't be Jimi you were listening to... Many thanks!
John Lee Hooker recorded the song Boogie Chillen in 1948 and it was 3 minutes eleven seconds long. In 1970 he re-recorded it with the band Canned Heat. That version is 11 minutes and 33 seconds long. I’d love to see your reaction to that song. 👍
I saw Hooker and Heat, third row center. An incredible show. Also saw the Heat jam with Jim Morrison playing harp. (In front of The Hell’s Angels, no less.) Those were the days!.
I am blessed to be able to say that I saw (I don't mean in person) Jimi and Prince in my lifetime. Two musical geniuses. Jimi was just playing The Blues. Only amped up. I still get sad sometimes thinking of what could have been. Jimi had only been playing the guitar about 14 or 15 years when he passed.
Although an eyewitness recalls old-time bluesman Charlie Patton playing the guitar in all positions, Hendrix is the one that springs most readily to mind when we talk about theatrics. Very few British players copied him, because it's well known that half our teeth are missing anyway.
U ever here the sayings... No one does it like Jimi Or You can't hear anything if u don't here Jimi The man its an absolute legend I should be taught one of those musical gods taught to young young kids in music lessons, the things he could do is just beyond inspirational
jimi is THE MAN!!!! PERIOD. ok. gonna babble a bit here. for my money his/their appearance at Monterey is one of the most epic performances in the history of Rock n Roll. consider this. jimi spend years backing all sorts of people (isley Brothers, Little Rickard etc) on the 'Chitlin' curcuit' even had his own band. never got too far until Chas Chandler (bassist for the Animals)...was turned onto jimi by a mutual friend (linda Keith) in nyc. Chas saw it, brought jimi to england,, foudn the guys to put together the J.H. Experience (mitch and noel) and got things going. They would appear in clubs around england and ALL the rock 'royalty' would come see him play...and were all FLOORED. The BEatles, the Stones, Clapton, Townshend, Jeff beck....they were all so blown away that many wondered what their next career was going to be. anyway...so..he was still basically unknown in america. when the Monterey festival was being put together (it was the first multi-day rock festival ever) someone suggested Hendrix be included. The promoter said yes..the rest is history. So the legend goes that everyone was earing this super potent Owsley Acid....and jimi supposedly took twice as much as everyone else, went out there and KILLED. none of these people had seen nor heard anything like this. I would recommend checking out his whole set from Monterey (my favorite is his take on 'like a rolling stone' from that show. just incredible. he's one of those people where, the guitar doesn't appear to be a separate instrument...rather just an extension of himself
Love your reaction. Yes, Jimi Hendrix was that good! You should check out his performance of "Wild Thing" from that same concert at Monterey Pop! I mean, the guy literally sets the stage on fire! You have to see it for yourself to believe it!
I have this DVD and cherish it. This is his first concert in the US with the Experience. Covers Howlin' Wolf's Killing Floor and Bob Dylan. Jams a different version of Foxey Lady and ends with Wild Thing, where he plays behind his back, between his legs, rolls on the stage, humps the amp, sacrifices his guitar, sets it on fire and smashes it to pieces... Quite a first impression.
Jimi was one of the leaders in changing rock and roll. He was the first artist to use the wawa pedal. It was a shame that his drug use took him from us so soon. You should check out his songs purple haze and all along the watch tower.
LOL, LOL...Absolutely LOVE your reaction... didn't think I'd ever see you nearly speechless before... but Jimi was definitely ALL THAT!!!, and then some:)
This was a very entertaining reaction to watch!!! I'm 64 years old a huge fan of Hendrix, unfortunately was never able to see him live because he died before I was at the age of 13!! But it was very entertaining to watch your reaction to his style of playing!!
Thank you so much JAYY for the Jimmy Hendrix reaction, probably the best guitar payer of all time, could you believe he played guitare with his teeth. Incredible, a magicien of the guitar. Thanks jayy for that reaction again. Tony from Paris France
You know I am an old man I am 86 years old I was in the military and I saw entertainers I saw two guys do this back in the fifties play the guitar behind their heads to me this is not new although the people who did was never heard of to see Jimi Hendrix do this it was absolutely amazing he brought it to life what everybody could see it thank God that kind of talent exist
The Monterey Pop performance was probably one of his most famous, and it essentially broke him into the American market. He'd been making waves in England up until then. Once he hit Monterey, he's what EVERYONE was talking about back then. Everyone who saw that performance live just could NOT stop talking about it to everyone. The word of mouth on Hendrix just exploded like fireworks on the 4th of July. And he did all that with his guitar, the various tricks, playing wth his teeth and behind his back and such, but he did them with a right-handed guitar that he re-strung for a left-hander like himself. He was a once-in-a-lifetime artist that we'll never see again. He was instrumental in bringing the blues to the rock scene, and helping to make electric blues really popular. So many rock tunes are actually blues tunes.
Some of my younger brothers and sisters are just catching on to black guitar players. Back in the day when I was growing up there were live bands everywhere. Guitar players coming from the south were full of tricks. Now Hendrix wasn't from the south but in order to be considered a good "guitar man" when he was living in Nashville he had to be able to play with his teeth, behind his back and head. Not every guitar player could do those things but a lot of them could. I'm an old timer (74) and the one guitar man I remember from those times was a blues guy named Bobby "Guitar" Bennett. A bad ass guitar player if there ever was one. He wasn't as imaginative as Hendrix but he could play his ass off. And there were a lot of brothers doing the same thing. Hendrix was wasting away like most black musicians were back then. Linda Keith got him an audition with a white music executive who thought Hendrix was nothing. That's how most black musicians were discounted by the American music industry back then. Hendrix got real lucky. He was in the right place at the right time for Chas Chandler to take notice of him. Chandler took Hendrix back to England and the rest is history. Remember, Hendrix didn't break through here in the states. It was after he went to England that he made "the big time". I always tell my young brothers and sisters who like guitar players to listen to the guitar player on Issac Hayes "Shaft' album the song "Do Your Thing". Or Michael Hampton of P-Funk playing lead guitar on "Cosmic Slop". Or Ernie Isley of the Isley Brothers. All of these cats, just to name a few, were/are badass guitar players.
watching Hendrix is a religious experience for sure....he is still my top guitarist and performer all time....infinite swag...he had plenty to spare lol. Great reactions btw. God Bless
He lived in his guitar! He was first, the only one at that time that could do this. Stevie was next and also great. Jimi shined like the brightest star but left us to soon. It was a sad day for sure. He is still loved. RIP JIMI
My favorite Hendrix story. He began his career in London in 1966. Paul McCartney and John Lennon went to see him play at a local pub. After the set was over McCartney looked at Lennon and said " We have a long way to go"
You should check out Jimis cover of sgt peppers lonely hearts club band. It’s crazy what happened in 1967. Best year in music by far. You had all of the greatest bands of the past century putting their best out at the same time. Some like The Rolling Stones and David Bowie were just getting started that year.
Jimi was a musical genius. The man did things with an electric guitar that still cant be duplicated. What an amazing talent.
@donnie norman: And he did it w/more primitive musical technology than exists today. Imagine what he would be doing w/today's advances...
Jimi had a supernatural connection, something was going on that we can't comprehend. I've been playing for 30 years and Voodoo Chile SR and Midnight (from War Heros) still blow me away.
Jimi Hendrix is considered, by many, to be the greatest rock guitarist of all time. He could do things with that guitar that nobody else could do. What an incredible talent.
SRV could do that ...all...day....long . There is those two. There is 'the rest'.
@@satexman2585 who is SVR? a nobody
@@satexman2585 SRV was merely a copy cat totally unoriginal. ripped off Albert Kings pet licks and Jimi's and made a career out of it... besides SRV couldn't play it with his teeth like Jimi.
@@satexman2585 SRV is a goat. Jimi is THE 🐐
He's not widely considered. HENDRIX IS GOD!
He kicked open the door to a whole generation of music. Jimi falls into the "there will never be another one like him" category. Stevie Ray Vaughan and many others ran with this style and still do 50 plus years later. Welcome to the time of your life, listening to Jimi.
Stevie is the only one I have ever seen who took one of Jimi's songs and made it his own. Little Wing.
The drummer was absolutely killing it
Mitch Mitchell forever
Now you know how we felt 50 years ago when we first heard and saw him.
Half a century later, I STILL ain't got over it!
YES! Absolutely...that's the truth right there! He was a most beautiful creature and that's meant in the most wonderful way. We were really so lucky to have him with us sharing his gift. ♥️
Amen brother 🙏👍
After all these years and all these guitarists I've idolised, he still is the most natural I have ever seen. He really is. I feel like you could have handed him a strat after a year in a straightjacket and he'd still demonstrate supernatural ability without pausing for breath. He made the guitar an extension of himself and he really could do whatever he wanted with it in any moment.
While chewing gum and oozing cool.
What really sets him aside from great guitarists is that he a complete original.
He took from other blues artists and made his own music.
The other guitarist are Great but Jimi at a different level.
PURE GENIOUS!!!
He has much better songs than Hey Joe, Foxy Lady. Purple Haze, Fire
His really good songs are not played on the radio
There are not pop songs.
For a live album check out BOG
At the Fillmore East
As Jimi himself would say, You’ve just been experienced.
Have you ever been experienced? I have!
No he wouldve said...it's really outta sight no buttons too push...
Yes, yes I have And I still have the shirt to prove it! 👵🏼😎🔥
Hey Joe6069. Good one.
@@c.c.kottkamp1150 aw shucks!
Jimi Hendrix was a legend gone too soon🙌🙌🙌🎸❤️
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For sure! The greatest rock guitarist ever!🎸🎸🎸. With Pink Floyd's David Gilmour a close second.
Asked CREAM if he can jam with them .
Yes,may him I Hendrix,RIP,a great singer,guitar player,back in 60s
@@lisaparsons8949 🎸
Jimi is the definition of cool. He played better behind his back than most can play at all.
Blues rock was huge in the mid sixties but when Jimi came out later, he took it to a new level. Unreal
Gone too soon at just 27 yrs old. Our Seattle boy is resting back home and gets fans from around the world to visit his grave. RIP Sweet Jimi
One of the places I get asked to take visitors to is Greenwood Cemetery down in Renton. Lakeview on Cap Hill where Bruce and Brandon Lee are buried is the other one.
I finally went and paid my respects...
@@JimiBurleigh I wouldn't go within 500 miles of Seattle right now...
When I retired we moved up to the Skagit Valley. We can get down there if we absolutley have to (medical reasons for me, mostly) but neither my wife or I will go too far south without being armed. (We're both concealled carry licenced) - Just a shame to see what's happened to my American "hometown" (my family moved there from Ayrshire Scotland in the 50s).
@@ffjsb I did this before the shit went down.
I saw Stevie Ray Vaughn in Seattle and will never forget his talent and he was so sweet, just like Jimi, and gave credit to Jimi while on stage.
Stevie V look up to Jimmy sad they both died way to young
I saw Stevie Ray in concert 3 days before he died. My father, who had seen Hendrix several times, loved it. Both of us literally couldn’t believe what we were seeing and hearing.
That man was the greatest guitarist that ever lived, when he first came to London and was unknown, he joined Clapton on stage, Clapton came off totally shocked, his words were " you never told me he was that f*****g good!"
Clapton also gave him a Left handed guitar with a note that said please don't put us out of a job. I also read that if you buy a Jimi played guitar the neck on it will be twisted. His right arm was so strong that he would bend the neck to get the sound he wanted.
I read about this too in a book about Clapton.
And then there was the time he played "Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" the Sunday after it was released... and some of the Beatles, including Paul McCartney, were in the audience that night. McCartney has always said that this was the greatest complement he had ever been paid as a musician.
Jimi was beyond talented. I'm glad you checked this out. You should have been here in the 60's and early 70's for the HUGE amount of awesome music, psychedelic rock, metal, r&b, soul, folk ... the list goes on and on. So many groups, so many individual artists making one hit after another. Awesome.
Jimi was on another level when it came to playing guitar and writing songs . He can't be compared to any other musician .
You just witnessed a piece of a history. This was from Jimi's set at the Monterey Pop Festival in 1967. I have his whole set on DVD. He ended that set by sacrificing his guitar at the end of "Wild thing". He got on his knees with the guitar in front of him. He drenched it in lighter fluid and set it on fire. Then he stood up and grabbed the guitar by the neck and smashed it until it broke into 2 pieces and threw them both into the crowd and walked off stage. POP CULTURE HISTORY.
The candle that burns twice as bright, burns half as long. And Jimi burned like the sun.
@Mr Messy: So gloriously and yet so sadly true...
He played left handed and upside down a true Legend R.I.P Jimmy Hendrix.
He didn't play upside down. He played a right-handed guitar left-handed and restrung it.
@@luisalonsoecheverria He could also play it reversed.
Yes,great guitar player
@@angustdog3656 Pure myth. He did no such thing.
@@NondescriptMammal Not according to Eric Clapton.
Jimi Hendrix often imitated but never duplicated. I was so fortunate to see Jimi about 6 months before the Lord took him to play in Heaven. I’ll see you again soon!✌️
Jimi always seemed like a shamen, a magic creature living between this world and the next. He never really seemed that connected to this world except for his music...RIP.
Funny you said that he is part native the goat for real.
Jimi and Stevie: guitar wizard brothers from other mothers 😍 Picture them together, speaking their special language, still boys at heart
Jimi the legend! The first! 🎸🔥💯. No words 😶
Behind his back! With his teeth!
Humps his guitar to the rhythm!
Best ever to walk this planet 🌎
Jimi was Stevie’s idol for life!!!!
Good to see a younger generation appreciate Jimi Hendrix. You got to see the whole performance especially where he sets his guitar on fire.
Jimi was Stevie Ray's mentor and learned how to play guitar behind from Jimi. Jimi was the first. No one had played heavy metal guitar solos before Jimi.
I was a mere lad of 13 in 1970, when a friend handed me a bootleg 8-track tape of Jimi Hendrix playing the Star Spangled Banner at Woodstock. I was stunned, having a hard time believing that he could make his guitar produce the sounds I was hearing. Time and many many years of hearing and seeing the legend proved it to me. I was a video producer in 2009, and was part of the Woodstock 40th Anniversary tribute concert in SF in Golden Gate Park that year. On the Friday afternoon before the event started, I was driven to a lonely tower and told I would be filming there all weekend. What a drag. Out in the wind, getting yelled at by the stoners, etc. As I was starting to set up my camera gear, up drives a guy in a golf cart, wearing a cowboy hat. "Hey you" he yelled at me, "grab your gear and come with me." Next thing you know I'm BACKSTAGE in the artist interview tent, where they come to, right after being on stage. Holy Crap!. I become Camera 3, fixed tight shot on the artist, and hold it steady. Yeah! What a weekend. I still have all the interviews from that event. The interview with Ray Manzarak of the Doors was/is fantastic!.
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I witnessed the largest group of guitarists playing a Jimi Hendrix song in unison. that should be somewhere on UA-cam also. Peace to you Jayy on your musical and spiritual path!
Stevie was a huge fan of Jimi. They both dedicared their lives to the blues.
Great reaction thx
Its kind of incredible that this concert is some 50 years old
For me, Jimi was the ultimate...after more than 50 years he still is...An all around genius...Please react to "Wild Thing" from the same concert...
All along the watchtower is your next jimi hendrix reaction
I mentioned in the video that I tried reacting to that one but it got blocked
Little Wing in my opinion is his best song
Machine gun - Jimi Hendrix
@@THEJAYYSHOW Maybe because Bob Dylan wrote it?🤔
This dude makes me cry of gratitude every time I hear him flowing into and become the magic of music, grateful to be alive and being able to appreciate it. Thank you Mother that you sent Jimi here to show us the way
Remember the year this took place, compare Jimi's music to others from that time and nobody comes close.
RIP Jimi, the GOAT
Love that you mentioned the drumming. Mitch Mitchell was an amazing drummer, perfect complement to Jimi.
Mitch Mitchell was also ahead of his time.
He started out as a Paratrooper but after getting injured out of the army he started taking his guitar work seriously.. also in his song the machine gun live he plays as the machine gun killing his army buddies its amazing please listen to it
Jimi don’t be bullshittin. He’s got some amazing songs. All Along the Watchtower, Red House, Angel...it goes on and on. This is a rabbit hole.
U just witnessed the greatest guitar God ever!
Jimi was and always will be the greatest. It's just a shame that not all of his music is available on UA-cam. Get whatever you can, baby.
One of the greatest artists, bands, and live performances of all time.
Jimi = greatest guitarist ever 🔥🔥🔥
You are now Experienced. I was Experienced multiple times years ago by this genius! This is special, right? You betcha!! Feel that vibe. Beyond incredible. You think it sounds good here? Live? WOW!!! Jimi on lead guitar, Mitch Mitchell on drums, Noel Redding on bass. These three are THE BEST!!!! SRV is just a disciple of this man, like so many others. This is the REAL DEAL. Jimi could play guitar with his teeth, over his head, behind his back, and between his legs. Jimi did not do this first. He learned the technique at gigs in Seattle. At his first gig in UK at Regents Polytechnic in London, he came on and jammed with Cream. Nobody jammed with Cream. Cream are gods. Well, well.....let's see about that....here comes the GUITAR GOD himself. Jimi played Howlin' Wolfs Killing Floor, and he wiped the floor with everyone.....including Cream. He did the usual stunts like playing over his head, with his teeth, and behind his back, but at one point he crouched down on stage and 'humped' the guitar. Ha, ha! Ginger Baker did not know what to say, and Eric Clapton stood with his mouth open. Jimi had arrived. Move over, here comes the GUITAR GOD!!!! I was there, and was with Jimi from that point on musically. There was nobody like him then, and there has been nobody to match him since his death in 1970. Totally unique and precious beyond words. Light years musically beyond everyone. Beyond good. Not just good. Musically on another plane, another planet, but not selfish. Prepared to share with other guitarists. Could hear the sounds in his head and pluck them from the air. I call that gifted. How good? You simply could not believe that a man could do what Jimi did with a guitar. It was unbelievable, but true. That good. Woman you were surprised? Get yourself immersed in Jimi Hendrix. You Tube: Jimi Hendrix Lulu Show, Full Version (Cream tribute); Jimi Hendrix Johnny B Goode, Berkeley; The Wind Cries Mary (Stockholm); Killing Floor (Stockholm Full Concert). Go there now and be amazed. Still think he was murdered
I love your reactions Jayy! You say more with your face than most people do with their comments!! Glad you love Jimi, I first saw him on TV in 1966 playing Hey Joe and even saw him Live at the Royal Albert Hall, London in 1969
I love 'Hey Joe' it's definitely one of my favorites from the legendary Jimi Hendrix, along with "All Along The Watch Tower" and "The Wind Cries Mary"
He was the greatest guitarist of his time honey: maybe the best ever ! He left us too soon. He and Stevie Ray could blow you mind. They did not call him the "Master of the Stratocaster " for nothing! He blew me away as a
kid listening to him for the first time.
Thanks for playing Mr. Jimi Hendrix greatest guitar player ever !! Rest in peace JIMI ::!!
Loved your reaction. Jimi's talent and stage presence are tremendous.
You are witnessing an awesome talent. Jimi was considered the greatest guitarist in the world at the time. Many others were influenced by him: SRV, Eric Johnson etc. He pioneered a new way to play the instrument. The audience was not only into it, but no doubt stoned out of their minds as well.
Jimi was a force of nature, African, Irish and Cherokee heritage flowing through his veins. Jimi was the best, left us at 27 years old and set the bar so high that it’s not been topped. There will only be a handful of guitarist still known in generations and years to follow, and he is one of them.
I'm 55 years old I don't know what to say about Hendrix, the man was incredibly talented. If you get a chance to listen to some of his bootleg tapes that no one is supposed to buy and I bought them as a young guy. His concerts were amazing. There's nobody out there today that could compare
Jimi live at Monterey “the killing floor”…First track Jimi hits the crowd with and blows them away…Jimi Forever.!✌️&❤️🇬🇧🇺🇸👍
Jimi was THE most influential artist to SRV, Prince, etc etc. Most incredible guitarist, song written, composer!!!
lol Wild Thing at Monterey, he set his guitar on fire.
Jimi was way ahead of his time. No one was doing what he was. He’s responsible for more guitar players than anyone. I took up playing guitar because of him. The first song I ever heard from him was Machine Gun from the Band of Gypsies album. Before I heard that song I was learning how to play the drums. After hearing it I started playing the guitar. I recommend that album to listen to. Some really great playing on that one.
He met his bass player while in the US Army. 101st Airborne. That's where it all started with him. He put on a show with his playing ability. No fireworks, no gimmicks. Just pure.
He did play with Charlie Cox, his army buddy, later on, but the bassist at this time was still English musician Noel Redding. Oh, and the drummer was another Englishman, Mitch Mitchell.
Hello Miss Jaye , play some more Jimi Hendrix , his guitar playing is phenomenal !!!
I've been a Hendrix fan since I was 11 years old, I was musically traumatized in a good way FOREVER, and I'm now that I'm 68 WELL, I only came here NOT to hear Jimi Hendrix but primarily to see your reaction; and is it any way similar to what I EXPERIENCED when I was 11 years old hence the appropriate name "THE JIMI HENDRIX EXPERIENCE"! This man changed my life musically and the MUSIC INDUSTRY in the PRESENT and FUTURE to this day, and this is why I wasn't disappointed at all and I really enjoyed you and YOUR WOMAN'S PERSPECTIVE (EXTRA TREAT). I was moved by your reaction; THANK YOU, SISTER JAY!
Mad love and respect. Gone but never forgotten. 🎸
Jimi was the innovator of the rock guitar that we hear today. He was one of a kind.
Theres a spectacular colour film of Jimi playing Hear my Train a coming on acoustic guitar. No distortion tricks. Just exceptional fingerwork .
Watch his entire performance! Don't leave it there! It left the music world On FIRE! Literally and figuratively. He was reintroduced to the U.S. (he was hanging out in London when he was asked to be a part of the show) and he Killed It in-between the other artists that performed! By the way, you owe it to yourself to also check out Janis Joplin on the same ticket. Hella great artist! Enjoy when you get the chance. :)
You picked right up on Jimi's beautiful, musical soul then, and what he intended with his music for sure, when you were totally stumped for a long minute looking for words, had so much to get out you wanted to say about it, but just couldn't find the words.
That's exactly what comes through with Jimi's guitar playing, it just cannot be described in words at all, because what you are listening to is his creative soul expressed through his guitar, as Jimi himself already knew.
If you could find the exact right words to describe how he made you feel when he plays songs like that then it just wouldn't be Jimi you were listening to...
Many thanks!
John Lee Hooker recorded the song Boogie Chillen in 1948 and it was 3 minutes eleven seconds long. In 1970 he re-recorded it with the band Canned Heat. That version is 11 minutes and 33 seconds long. I’d love to see your reaction to that song. 👍
I saw Hooker and Heat, third row center. An incredible show. Also saw the Heat jam with Jim Morrison playing harp. (In front of The Hell’s Angels, no less.) Those were the days!.
I am blessed to be able to say that I saw (I don't mean in person) Jimi and Prince in my lifetime. Two musical geniuses. Jimi was just playing The Blues. Only amped up. I still get sad sometimes thinking of what could have been. Jimi had only been playing the guitar about 14 or 15 years when he passed.
I saw him at Woodstock (I’m old). He was so far ahead of his time and one of the very best guitar players ever!!!
Jimi was my first concert......memorable to say the least!
Jimi Hendrix,A great singer.And very talented guitar player,back in 60s.May Jimi Hendrix,RIP.
The god of all guitarists.
This is literally the best song that has ever been written and recorded.
Although an eyewitness recalls old-time bluesman Charlie Patton playing the guitar in all positions, Hendrix is the one that springs most readily to mind when we talk about theatrics. Very few British players copied him, because it's well known that half our teeth are missing anyway.
U ever here the sayings...
No one does it like Jimi
Or
You can't hear anything if u don't here Jimi
The man its an absolute legend I should be taught one of those musical gods taught to young young kids in music lessons, the things he could do is just beyond inspirational
When you can play at Jimi's level you're aloud to show off
One of my absolute favorite Hendrix songs. 👍🎸🎶
jimi is THE MAN!!!! PERIOD. ok. gonna babble a bit here. for my money his/their appearance at Monterey is one of the most epic performances in the history of Rock n Roll. consider this. jimi spend years backing all sorts of people (isley Brothers, Little Rickard etc) on the 'Chitlin' curcuit' even had his own band. never got too far until Chas Chandler (bassist for the Animals)...was turned onto jimi by a mutual friend (linda Keith) in nyc. Chas saw it, brought jimi to england,, foudn the guys to put together the J.H. Experience (mitch and noel) and got things going. They would appear in clubs around england and ALL the rock 'royalty' would come see him play...and were all FLOORED. The BEatles, the Stones, Clapton, Townshend, Jeff beck....they were all so blown away that many wondered what their next career was going to be. anyway...so..he was still basically unknown in america. when the Monterey festival was being put together (it was the first multi-day rock festival ever) someone suggested Hendrix be included. The promoter said yes..the rest is history. So the legend goes that everyone was earing this super potent Owsley Acid....and jimi supposedly took twice as much as everyone else, went out there and KILLED. none of these people had seen nor heard anything like this. I would recommend checking out his whole set from Monterey (my favorite is his take on 'like a rolling stone' from that show. just incredible. he's one of those people where, the guitar doesn't appear to be a separate instrument...rather just an extension of himself
Love your reaction. Yes, Jimi Hendrix was that good! You should check out his performance of "Wild Thing" from that same concert at Monterey Pop! I mean, the guy literally sets the stage on fire! You have to see it for yourself to believe it!
💗 💖 💘 💝 💟 ☮️!!!!!!!!! I saw Jimi... and I was here!!!!!! Lovely reaction!! Subscribed!
greatest guitar player that ever walked this earth. R I P Jimmy.
I have this DVD and cherish it. This is his first concert in the US with the Experience. Covers Howlin' Wolf's Killing Floor and Bob Dylan. Jams a different version of Foxey Lady and ends with Wild Thing, where he plays behind his back, between his legs, rolls on the stage, humps the amp, sacrifices his guitar, sets it on fire and smashes it to pieces... Quite a first impression.
Jimi was one of the leaders in changing rock and roll. He was the first artist to use the wawa pedal. It was a shame that his drug use took him from us so soon.
You should check out his songs purple haze and all along the watch tower.
LOL, LOL...Absolutely LOVE your reaction... didn't think I'd ever see you nearly speechless before... but Jimi was definitely ALL THAT!!!, and then some:)
Yes, he's real. Now you know why many regard him as the greatest guitarist of all time. No-one like Jimi, unique.
This was a very entertaining reaction to watch!!! I'm 64 years old a huge fan of Hendrix, unfortunately was never able to see him live because he died before I was at the age of 13!! But it was very entertaining to watch your reaction to his style of playing!!
Thank you so much JAYY for the Jimmy Hendrix reaction, probably the best guitar payer of all time, could you believe he played guitare with his teeth. Incredible, a magicien of the guitar. Thanks jayy for that reaction again. Tony from Paris France
I was lucky to see him as The Jimmy Hendrix Experience about 5 times ! It was always unreal !
You know I am an old man I am 86 years old I was in the military and I saw entertainers I saw two guys do this back in the fifties play the guitar behind their heads to me this is not new although the people who did was never heard of to see Jimi Hendrix do this it was absolutely amazing he brought it to life what everybody could see it thank God that kind of talent exist
love the look on your face hey... Jimi is da man hey.... keep up the great work beautiful...
An influence on multiple generations. He literally had Eric Clapton run off a stage because he couldn't deal. He was the original.
It amuses me how people of your age havent seen jimi's stage performances hes the bomb
Only 3 years in industry,gone 70,until now2023 Jimi Hendrix 27 🎸 goat of 🎸
The best guitarist ever .... hands diown .... no questions asked!!!
Hey Jayy. Yep! So far I can see this. Thank you for doing Jimi Hendrix!!!!
Mitch Mitchell’s drum fills tho!! 🔥🔥🔥
The Monterey Pop performance was probably one of his most famous, and it essentially broke him into the American market. He'd been making waves in England up until then. Once he hit Monterey, he's what EVERYONE was talking about back then. Everyone who saw that performance live just could NOT stop talking about it to everyone. The word of mouth on Hendrix just exploded like fireworks on the 4th of July.
And he did all that with his guitar, the various tricks, playing wth his teeth and behind his back and such, but he did them with a right-handed guitar that he re-strung for a left-hander like himself. He was a once-in-a-lifetime artist that we'll never see again.
He was instrumental in bringing the blues to the rock scene, and helping to make electric blues really popular. So many rock tunes are actually blues tunes.
Some of my younger brothers and sisters are just catching on to black guitar players. Back in the day when I was growing up there were live bands everywhere. Guitar players coming from the south were full of tricks. Now Hendrix wasn't from the south but in order to be considered a good "guitar man" when he was living in Nashville he had to be able to play with his teeth, behind his back and head. Not every guitar player could do those things but a lot of them could.
I'm an old timer (74) and the one guitar man I remember from those times was a blues guy named Bobby "Guitar" Bennett. A bad ass guitar player if there ever was one. He wasn't as imaginative as Hendrix but he could play his ass off. And there were a lot of brothers doing the same thing.
Hendrix was wasting away like most black musicians were back then. Linda Keith got him an audition with a white music executive who thought Hendrix was nothing. That's how most black musicians were discounted by the American music industry back then. Hendrix got real lucky. He was in the right place at the right time for Chas Chandler to take notice of him. Chandler took Hendrix back to England and the rest is history. Remember, Hendrix didn't break through here in the states. It was after he went to England that he made "the big time".
I always tell my young brothers and sisters who like guitar players to listen to the guitar player on Issac Hayes "Shaft' album the song "Do Your Thing". Or Michael Hampton of P-Funk playing lead guitar on "Cosmic Slop". Or Ernie Isley of the Isley Brothers. All of these cats, just to name a few, were/are badass guitar players.
The GOAT had to come to England to make it, here the music mattered in the 60s not the skin colour. ✌️🇬🇧
watching Hendrix is a religious experience for sure....he is still my top guitarist and performer all time....infinite swag...he had plenty to spare lol. Great reactions btw. God Bless
He lived in his guitar! He was first, the only one at that time that could do this. Stevie was next and also great. Jimi shined like the brightest star but left us to soon. It was a sad day for sure. He is still loved. RIP JIMI
Jimi Hendrix playing the National Anthem made my 80 year old mother cry... RIP
this was pretty much his American debut. He came on the stage a nobody. He left the stage a LEGEND!
Jimi’s was so awesome!!!👍🎶👌🎼✌️🎵😎
My favorite Hendrix story. He began his career in London in 1966. Paul McCartney and John Lennon went to see him play at a local pub. After the set was over McCartney looked at Lennon and said " We have a long way to go"
You should check out Jimis cover of sgt peppers lonely hearts club band. It’s crazy what happened in 1967. Best year in music by far. You had all of the greatest bands of the past century putting their best out at the same time. Some like The Rolling Stones and David Bowie were just getting started that year.
@@futurereflections4097 Oh I have . I'm an old man now, but one of my favorite sayings is I'm old but got to see the really cool bands :)
The true goat of guitar innovation of his time,a forevermore shining superstar....
Jimi plays Monterrey. Greatest performance ever. By anybody. Watch it all. And be blown away!