How Did He Play Like That?! | Jimi Hendrix | Hey Joe Reaction
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Jimi Hendrix was the Godfather of rock n roll guitar. His guitar playing style, sound, and technique were so innovative that he became the role model for rock guitarist to this day.
It's so crazy how people can do this
Jimi and Eric Clapton (and both standing on the shoulders of the old blues men).
That’s not the godfather that’s the GOAT 🐐
@@gregcable3250When I think of the blues, I don’t think of Eric Caplan
Name any artists, any interview you can think of, any guitarists...when ask where did they learn that groove, that lick, that chunky riffs, tuning, the amp set up, the timing, the picking, chords etc. across all genres of Rock n' Roll and even pop guitarists, they all point their finger to Jimi Hendrix.
Jimi's story is pretty amazing. He grew up in a poverty stricken and broken home. His parents would get drunk and fight. He would hide in the closet to get away from their conflict. For a significant period of time when he was growing up he was bounced around from relative to relative. As a child in elementary school he used to carry a broomstick to school and pretend it was a guitar. He did that so often that the school counselor asked the school to buy him one for his own good but that request was turned down. Finally when he was 15 his father and he were working for someone moving some boxes and other things out of a space and he found a ukelele with one string. Jimi asked the woman who was paying them if he could keep it and she said yes. That was his first instrument ever. He didn't get his first electric guitar until he was 17 years old. And even though he played left handed, sometimes with a right handed guitar strung upside down, he could play guitar equally as well with either hand. And he actually drew inspiration from listening to classical music. A one of a kind musical genius.
That's an awesome story
Jimi was also an airborne ranger in Vietnam. He was so shy in his early
stage performances that he strung up a blanket as a screen and he hid behind it.
@@anttyzale5455 he didnt like the military...in a stolen car he was caught n offered the army.
This Monterey Festival concert appearance shot Jimi into the stratosphere and made him a global star.
2:24,the look on there faces when the great JIMI HENDRIX plays guitar with his teeth was just priceless.Love there reactions.
I grew up with Jimi Hendrix's music in the Sixties and early Seventies. This reaction NEVER gets old!
Cla - I brought the Experience album back from Key West, Florida in about 68 or 69. The kids at St. Cloud Minnesota college thought I had lost my mind.
They were all Beach Boys and Little Rascal fans.
So did i Jimi greatest Guitarist of all time no doubt
Jimi's performance at Woodstock is the pinnacle of his career and artistic genius, especially "Voodoo Chile" and "The Star Spangled Banner."
Actually the legend is that the most beautiful performance of his career was when mlk was assassinated. He had everyone crying the entire show
@@disturbed157 Wow, that's something I didn't know. Would love to see that performance...
Disagree,Hendix was exhausted at Woodstock. Hendix is my favorite guitarist of all time,but Woodstock was not one of his better performances
The greatest guitar player of all time. One of my all time favorite musicians ever.
Us kids back in the sixties and seventies had some epic guitar players.
Jimi Hendrix, Jeff Beck, Jimmy Page, Eric Clapton, Billy Gibbons, Pete Townsend and so many more.
There's a story about how one time Clapton and Townsend went to see him for the first time in a London club. Apparently, after hearing him, Clapton looked at Townsend and said: "We're in big trouble." 😎
Blackmore.
Santana.
I grew up in the 80's, and the guitarists you mentioned inspired the greats from my generation: Eddie Van Halen, Randy Rhoads, Slash, Dave Mustane, and the list goes on. 60's, 70's, 80's, 90's - great stuff!
For anyone curious, there was a whole culture of playing guitar with teeth and behind the back in certain circles of blues music, which is where Hendrix picked it up. He took it to the next level, but he credited artists like T-Bone walker and the like (there's a picture of T-Bone playing the guitar behind his back while doing the splits).
And yes he was the goat. Other guitarists have pretty much just been imitating his sound for the last 70 years.
True, but Hendrix is THE HIGH PRIEST!
Stevie killed it on his cover of Little Wing. His behind the back playing on Texas Flood is ridiculous.
I think you mean 50 years. 70 years ago was 1953.
@@1skyofrogto me srv butchered little wing.
Jimi's first concert as an American main act. In the US he usually played in the background. Moved to the UK to become the main act.
I was lucky enough to see Jimi Hendrix twice (in 1968 and 1969). He just tore the stage down both times. And him playing using his teeth is absolutely real. At the ‘69 show, he ran onto the stage wearing a black silk bodysuit with silver sequins running down his sleeves and pant legs and a red headband. I forgot what he was wearing at the ‘68 show.
That's awesome that you got to see him twice
@@KathyLuluandDonna They were ! Those were probably the 2 greatest shows I’ve ever seen.
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@@Bill_Jones. that's really cool. And welcome!
Even in the late '60s...you have to have SOME charisma to pull off the fashion that Jimi wore! Most of us would look complete idiots wearing 18th Century braided military jackets, big ruffed shirts etc. but Hendrix just pulled it off and you just can't imagine him in jeans and a tee!
@@TheEnigma64 Ha Ha, that’s one of the funniest replies I’ve ever seen ! 😄 I’m trying to imagine Hendrix in some Cowboy boots to go with his jeans and a tee 😄. He should also have a 10 gallon Cowboy hat and carry a spit cup for his chewing tobacco.
Jimi was definitely beyond his time as much as he accomplished in a matter of 3 1/2 years is incredible. He played with so many inspirational artist and never got any credit so he went out on his own and hit the big time but sadly he lost his life, very young imagine if Jimmy was still alive how much different music would be today G.O.A.T
Top tier; definitely. But to call him THE goat shows your limited knowledge guitarists.
@@ron88303 nobody changed the game like Jimi did. There's many reasons beyond just playing that make him the greatest. Your lack of historical context shows your ignorance. 👍🏽let ppl have their own opinions
@@ron88303 when icons line prince and srv said he was goats joe satriani
@ron88303 Ron is right. Sooo many "goat"s Floyd, SRV...Jimi INFLUENCED Sooo many!!!They are out there. Have fun finding them.
@@claytonpaul4259 🎯👍💯!!!
From interviews and stuff like that he was such a shy person and when he is on stage so he had swag
One of the greatest rock anthems of over half a century ago.
I agree
"I'm going way down south". "Where I can be free".
I was with Jimi and The Experience at gigs on multiple occasions. Jimi could play guitar with his teeth, behind his head, behind his back, and between his legs. He was, in my own opinion, the greatest guitarist that has ever lived. The things that man could do with electric guitar was beyond belief. The likes of SRV and Prince were just the disciples of Jimi, as Jimi was a disciple of Eric Clapton. Both Jimi and Eric were self taught on guitar. What to watch and listen to next? Johnny B Goode Berkeley is a totally breathtaking performance. The Wind Cries Mary Stockholm is a beautiful piece. The Lulu Show Cream Tribute, another exceptional performance. The Watchtower is a Bob Dylan song made legendary by Jimi. All these can be found on You Tube. There is additionally a full performance in Stockholm on You Tube where Jimi starts out, as he did at many of his gigs, with the Howlin' Wolf track Killing Floor. The death of Jimi at age 27 was the greatest loss to music of a generation. I wept at that loss.
Jimi was the hard rock master of a generation, but his song “ Drifting “ is my all-time favorite.
Hendrix was no disciple of Clapton or any of the British guys. He cut his teeth on the black southern blues circuit, where if you couldn't put on a "show" while playing guitar then you couldn't play according to the other guitar players. We went to the bars on the weekends, back then the weekends were Friday and Saturday, just to check out the bands and see how wild they would be. Hendrix came straight up out of the blues circuit before he was "discovered".
Don't want to be sacrilegious or exaggerated but calling Hendrix a disciple of Clapton is like calling Jesus a disciple of John the Baptist.
Jimi was the original, influenced so many including SRV. I read somewhere that SRV use to dream about Hendrix and in some of those dreams he was learning how to play Vodoo Child! Like Jimi was teaching him. Any way you slice it Jimi and SRV were 2 of the best!!!
Lemmy told a fabulous story about Jimi playing in front of Pete Townsend and Eric Clapton, at the Bag O Nails in late 1966. Pete and Eric were considered to be the best guitarists
at the time. along with Jeff Beck. When Jimi went into his showmanship, Lemmy spotted Pete and Eric both holding hands. Eric looked like he had been crying.....
There are great guitarists, and then there's Jimi. Nobody has come even close.
Yeah! This man right here, big influencer for a lot of people. With myself being a musician, songwriter and vocalist he was one of my big influences too. Even as great as a guitar player as Eddie VanHalen was, two of his favorite guitar players were Jimi Hendrix and Eric Clapton. This was the first time I saw your channel and the expressions on the two girls faces were great. Especially when Jimi said that about shooting his old lady. Their facial expressions were priceless. And the young girl looked even more shocked by it. Great job from all of you.
Love seeing you guys getting to see a legend of guitar 🎸.
Heard him a few times, but first time actually seeing him. Completely different experience
@@KathyLuluandDonna I got a chance to see Stevie Ray Vaughn once. It was five dollars admission to get into the Arizona state fair and had no idea who was playing that evening and boy was I stunned watching him.
@@travisowens9735 we bet everyone was
GOAT period!!! Notice he is a lefty who learned on a right-handed guitar, the guitar is flipped upside down and restrung and he still played it behind his head perfectly. Jimi learned on the old African-American entertainment circuit where you had to be fantastic but also flashy to get noticed...he learned his lessons well. Saw him LIVE twice and each time was just as stunning as this was for you. Hendrix, CCR, Cream and the Doors got many a Viet Nam grunt through the slog of their tour. Ask any great guitarist and he is always mentioned as a idol for them. Sadly joined the "27 Club" before his greatness was ever truly realized, often wonder how great he would of been if he lasted longer and had a chance to play with the more modern wireless instruments.
It appears to me that he was singing and playing guitar with his mouth, while CHEWING GUM!
Yeah we saw that too
Jimi! Check out Foxey Lady live at the Miami Pop Festival 1968 and Voodoo Child live at Woodstock 1969 for more Jimi swagger on full display. ✌️
Can't wait!
Hendrix is simply the best! ♥
I'd love to hear a reaction video for his song, "House Burning Down" which, in my opinion, was Jimi Hendrix at the top of his game as a musician and studio producer. Trust me, you've never heard anything like it. And it was recorded in 1967!
I don't think we've ever heard that song, so we're definitely adding it to the list
Totally agree with you. Jimi's scorching guitar beggars belief, even by his own astonishing standards. To my knowledge, nobody has covered that track. How could they?
Jimi still remains in a field of one. He has been gone for over five decades, but no guitarist has surpassed him.
@@robjones2408 The Randy Hansen Band covered it but I won't listen to it because that would be sacrilegious.
This is actually a cover, not a Hendrix original. Best track would have to be 'All Along The Watchtower' also a cover of a Bob Dylan composition.
Also note he plays his guitar upside down as being left handed could not afford to buy a LH guitar so taught himself and stuck to it and hard to change back later.
We had no clue this was a cover. Our whole life is a lie!
I love Lulu's facial reaction!!
There will never be another like him!!😯👀😍👍😎😉🤔
Saw him in November 68 in Ole' St' Lou'. Much better to to watch in person 15 ft. away. Jim
A lot of artists are like that, front row for the best performance. That's really cool you got to see him all those years ago
More Jimi please thanks for the great reaction
Hendrix is simply THE HIGH PRIEST OF THE ELECTRIC GUITAR!
Watching your guys reaction to Jimi made me feel normal again, for all these years I thought it was just me, thank God for Jimi!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
JIMI THE GOAT
His greatest song, the instrumental Peace in Mississippi
Lulu's face, omg. She has a good heart.
This was his first performance back in America, the country that spurned and ignored his music, after hitting it big in England. Shots of the audience had people starting with their mouths hanging opened and uncomfortable. He burned his guitar at the end of this set.
There's no video for it but google "Are you Experienced live at Winterland" and look for the sound cloud version. About a minute of his otherworldly noise and then he launches off into the greatest live electric guitar song ever recorded.
That would be awesome to watch
I've heard that before... It RIPS!!!
You have to review his performance of the National Anthem at Woodstock 1969!!! The man was pure genius with a guitar!!!
To say...Jimi Hendrix was Awesome. ....Would be a Major Understatement. ...So...I'm going to say that ....Jimi Hendrix was..... 'The Best Rock Guitarist Ever'......And there were/are many great ones also.
The song " Hey Joe " is actually an old folk song , but he dtix made it his own . Try other songs like : Purple Haze , Foxy Lady , Star Spangled Banner , Room Full Of Mirrors , Voodoo Child , Who Knows ( live at the filmore ) , Machine Gun ( live at the fillmore ) , Message Of Love ( live at the fillmore ) , Ezy Ryder , Lover Man ,
All Along The Watchtower is my favorite by Hendrix. Best cover of a Bob Dylan song ever.
It's an amazing cover that enhanced the original
Jimi played this using a right handed guitar upside down as he couldn’t find a left handed guitar and he refused to re-learn the guitar playing right handed.
I lOVE his voice, swagger and talent. All the while chewing gum LOL LOVE JIMMY MR. COOL..
Really animated facial expressions on your young lass. Love it. Great reaction. Keep up the good work guys.
Jimi Hendrix Wild Thing
The man played a right handed guitar stringed left handed look at the head .. amazing. My jimmy of all time is Voodoo Child (Slight Return)
One of the big reasons Hendrix's sound was so unique -- besides being Hendrix -- was because he was left-handed, but played a right-handed guitar -- upside down. In addition to his re-stringing, this changed how the pickups 'read' the strings. The rear pickup on the traditional Stratocaster is slanted to capture the higher strings near their base, where they have a more piercing tone. On Hendrix's guitar it catches the higher strings farther up, so instead of shrieking, they sing with a pure, resonant sound. It's much the same for the Telecaster, but his best work was on the Strat. Oh, and not only did he play with his teeth, but with his tongue, too. No wonder the ladies loved him... 😏
That whole pickup angle thing is bs started up by guitar magazines in the 90's. It doesn't matter at all. Those guitar magazines also promoted the older is better idea that people still staunchly believe in.
Also it doesn't matter which way round a pickup is, it's 6 alnico magnets, with a single strand of copper wire wrapped around all of them. Every pole piece senses the string the same.
His use of those awful coil cables did more to dull the high frequencies than anything else, those cables introduce a lot of capacitance, which results in a loss of high end.
@@rickbailey-ty8bq If you say so...
If interested, see Billy Cox musicians hall of fame interview on here. He was Jimi's best friend & bass player who later joined Hendrix's band, Band of Gypsys & re-formed Experience. He tells of the mostly unknown yrs Hendrix spent training in Nashville before being discovered. I grew up in Nashville & was the only kid I knew who was even aware he'd lived here after reading a brief paragraph in one of his biographies when I was a teen in the '80's. Little did I know he spent 5 yrs playing the club circuit with Billy! Maybe publicists thought Country Nashville not good for his image? I later got into music & around 2000 helped an old hippie with his traveling road-show he posted on Nashville Public Access TV station. One day at a station picnic in the park my friend said you have to meet Billy! He's a good dude. He took me to Billy's RV & left us alone. We talked music over beers, but I had no clue who I was talking to. Just thought he was a cool old black dude who did his own music show. After about 30 mins my friend came back. As we were leaving the park I asked my friend what Billy did for a living? When he said he was a musician I asked his last name & my jaw hit the ground! I couldn't believe it! I must've been the only musician in the last 30 yrs he'd talked to who didn't even mention the name Jimi Hendrix?!😅 A couple of wks later I was in a grocery store & heard my name called. I turned around & it was my new friend, BILLY FREAKIN' COX!!!🤣🤣🤣
It's been yrs since station shut down & he's in his '70's now, so I hardly see him, but he puts on free Blues Festivals in the park from time to time, where he always pays tribute to Jimi with a rendition of their old blues staple "Hey Joe", & I'll go down & take a friend or two & introduce them to Billy.
Also if interested, the very first Hendrix tv performance is on here, Night Train '65. He's a backup player. It was a Nashville show that was the inspiration for later hit-show Soul Train!
See ya!
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We can definitely add the interview on to the list. I think interview reactions can be a lot of fun
@@KathyLuluandDonna This was my first time seeing y'all pop up on my radar. I always enjoy seeing people react to that performance, had a min so took a min, friend. I never thought about someone reacting to that interview. It's only about 30 mins, & even though many die-hard life-long Hendrix fans still haven't heard about the Nashville days, & they'd love it, Idk how many random views it would pull? That 1st live performance, even though he just played rhythm backing, would probably pull a few more curious newbies in like me to your channel? As an old dude now😅, I greatly enjoy these reaction channels. They really are community, even if mostly subliminal on this end, & what the world needs now more than ever! So even though y'all seem to be just having fun, it really is a Blessing & is appreciated!🙏❤❤❤
I'll try & stick around. See what else y'all got here?!
Subbed!✌😎
@@satyadasgumbyji8956 we're glad you could join in!
Check out Jimi Hendrix - Voodoo Child live at Woodstock.
Also, Jimi Hendrix - Foxy Lady live at Miami Pop Festival.
💙💙💙💙💙... another great reaction!! I've been subscribed to your channel for a minute now... I really enjoy you both... and your daughter is
a little gem!!! Keep up the great work!!
I dig the "Wind Cry's Mary"..perhaps "Room full of Mirrors".
He strolled off at the end like all that awesomeness didn't even happen
His stint in England helped Jimi to immerse himself in the local rock and blues scene,and he was ,perhaps,consciously inspired by the Who' s Pete Townsend's use of feedback.
Jimi Hendrix honey dipped that guitar
Every guitarist during his career and since took inspiration from him. He is THE GOAT and no one even comes close. He did all that as a lefty playing a right-handed guitar.
"Purple Haze" -- "All Along the Watchtower" -- "The Wind Cries Mary" -- "Manic Depression" -- These are a good start. Cheers.
At the end , you dont hear the audience much because they were in shock of what they just saw. This concert you saw was : Hendrix Live At The Monterey Pop Festival. Whatch the whole show🤙🎸
That does make a lot of sense
Saw The Jimi Hendrix Experience twice in concert in 1968…!!!!
five times in london for me, i met him too.
An underrated guitarist inspired by him is Robin Trower. His performances from 73-77 are especially incredible.
Jimi Hendrix is THE guitar god. Nobody has ever been better
Did you not notice, his start castor was upside down as he was left handed
Hey Joe was an old song , not so successful when it was first recorded. But Jimi 's version is the one and only.
That's kind of a downer that it wasn't successful at first. It's a great song
Playing a restrung right handed strat upside down. He has a large memorial in Renton Wa.
We weren't aware about the memorial
One of the reasons Jimi liked playing a right handed guitar was that the guitars control knobs were on the top which he had come to like plus it let him use a Stratocasters Whammy Bar in a then very unique way .
The little Zomer is shocked by the lyrics. Show her SVR!
Be sure to check out all our Stevie Ray Vaughan reactions
While other boys were in their rooms choking chickens, little Jimi was in his room eating out his guitar.
Great reaction and Jimi's GOAT. There's one more you should check and he's Tom Morello from Rage against the machine. You could check their "Bullet in the head" live performance from 1993. Thx for sharing.
That is a song we haven't heard yet, so that should be fun
Central tavern the oldest bar in Seattle Washington aka the grunge bar where grunge bands started at was Jimi Hendrix's favorite bar in the Seattle area. The central tavern is haunted!! Even Hendrix was seen there in spirit.
Only Jimmy Hendrix & Doctor Who can getaway with wearing a ruffle shirt
You have to go learn about when Jimi showed up in London. He asked to jam with Cream. He blew them away, so much so that Eric walked off the stage, he couldn't hang with Jimi - He wasn't good enough yet. Paul McCartney went to a Sunday night show to see Jimi. The Beatles had just released Sgt Pepper's, 2 days prior. Jimi opened with Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club. There is video of that on here.
Great reaction! I must say I'm glad i didnt have my volume all the way up when y'all paused to EXCLAIM: "HE'S PLAYING THE GUITAR WITH HIS TEETH??" LOL, but the exclaiming was appropriate--this IS Jimi Hendrix, after all--the greatest rock guitarist, hands down. (Or even--especially--behind his head ;)
We wish we had reacted to Jimi Hendrix before Stevie Ray Vaughan
The younger lady looked so shocked when she heard that Joe was saying he was going to shoot his 'old lady' down. As Jimi says at the end of the verse, that's not cool, whoever that is. I am not sure that she understood that'my old lady' was slang for a guy's female partner (could be wife, or a live-in girlfriend, or for an even more possessive guy like Joe, could be any woman he decided was 'his'). It was fun seeing her shock first at the lyrics and then at the guitar solos. It should be very clear that neither Jimi nor the songwriter approved of what Joe did, and with the way the story ends, the song makes clear that Joe now has to live life on the run. In that regard, it is very much like Take the Money and Run, by The Steve Miller Band, about 10 years later.
It can be a bit jarring when you hear the lyrics the first time
The studio version is stunning also; just grabs your heart. Jimi is simply the GOAT, nothing today compares.
I am so glad that the youngest person here was the one that dug it the most. She could hear how real those lyrics are compared to 'baaybee' 'ooooh girl' etc etc. She just got it. There is hope for the future. They're coming round to see now how we got down back in the day, before we had autotune or bieber snake or nariah jonas, or whatever they've called. This music will never die. I even still remember the day my then 17 year old daughter said dad, can you put your stereo on... why sweetheart what is it you want to hear (expecting something ive never heard to leave me scratching my head) and she said will you put jimi hendrix on. My job at that moment was complete.
Almost rock guitarist of the world wordship him, He is gods.
Jimi Hendrix was born and raised in Seattle Washington, now resting South of Seattle cemetery, RIP
Machine Gun baby...sirens, screams,rockets, bombs and perhaps his most kick ass solos ever!!!
You guys are a beautiful family. So open. Awesome.
Thank you so much!
A music Legend he is! I suggest "Foxy Lady Live!" The same concert this is at the Monterey Pop Festival in 1967... Great Song! Need to see more of this version done... Awesome 👍💯
If you folks liked Jimi Hendrix's performance here, you really should check out the three studio albums that Jimi and his band, The Jimi Hendrix Experience, made; "Are You Experienced?", "Axis Bold As Love", & '"Electric Ladyland". They are excellent!
He is the best guitar player to use feedback while playing. No one is like Jimi may he rest in peace Please check out his (Star Spangled Banner) it is epic.. Guys love you a bunch
Your in for a treat - Go Jimmy !
Check out Jimi's performance of Voodoo Child from the Woodstock concert. !
This was sunday june 18, 1967.....Monterey Pop Festival......Monterey,Ca. ........the night America was Formally Introduced To The One & Only........
There’s an acoustic guitar video I like by Jimi. It’s in color, white background. Blues song. His clothes are amazing. He had STYLE.
I was 14 when he was big. I loved old school blues, really old blues. I only learned recently that his beginning was blues. He had a blues mentor.
I wasn’t very much into his music but i thought he was very cute!!!
The people I knew who played his album all day and night in their rooms with a black light and posters were 13 year old boys.
I met Jimi Hendrix in a recording studio before he set out on his great journey. We talked about sci fi. I had no idea he was a guitar player. Mitch Mitchell was a nice guy.
Cool!
Jimi Hendrix
He was the best guitarist in history. So big that the great J. Page admired him. Excited to see him play!!!
"Let me stand next to your fire."
Jimmy was ahead of his time!
From Jimi to Morrison that time in history was really magical and dangerous. Best time ever to be young.
On why Jimi played his guitars upside down.
- He was used to playing them like that
- It put the volume knob by his thumb, so he could control the level of distortion in his sound, if you pay close attention, you can see him constantly working that knob. There's footage of him playing a genuine left-handed guitar, and you can see him reach for the volume knob but not finding it where he expected it to be.
That's a pretty cool detail
Hendrix namber one,, unic,,, absolut,,,, inigualable
That the GOAT 🐐 of electric guitar 🎸
Did you know that Jimi played a right-hand guitar, and he played it upside down with his left hand. Check it out.
Thank God for Jimi!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You should hear the story about how he managed to jam with Eric Clapton not long after he had arrived in London and simply wiped him off the stage.
Clapton was seen by Jimi's manager at the time in the green room of the venue they were playing in after he had simply walked off the stage (Jimi's manager had gone in to smooth things over) and Clapton was leaning against a table, trying (and failing) to light a cigarette with shaking hands. And he was saying to himself over and over "Is he that good? Is he really that f**king good?"
It can be confidently said that, after that, Eric Clapton was one of Jimi's biggest fans, and also a good friend.
Famous guitarists talk about Jimi Hendrix: ua-cam.com/video/J_cC3QYxwhU/v-deo.html
That daughter is your mini me to the max. Cute! 60’s had the best music.
never in a million years would I think you guys would to my recommendation but yes thats Jimi the man . This performance alone made me drop everything i was doing a buy a strat . Love the reaction you guys have a beautiful and blessed day.
Many consider Jimi as rocks most influential guitarist followed by Edward Van Halen . Check out ' Ain't talkin bout love-Van Halen 1 (studio version ) and listen to the sound and fire that changed music back in the late 70s. Michael Jacksons camp was so impressed they asked Eddie if he would do the guitar solo on Michael's song ' Beat it ' and...Eddie did it. R.I.P. Goat Edward Van Halen🎸🎸👑👑
We do want to do Van Halen. Hopefully they aren't on the list of copyright strikes
@@KathyLuluandDonna i have seen many other reaction channels react to their music so you should be safe...but ofc make sure ur good to go👍👍
You notice how he's chewing gum and playing 🎸 as if it was so easy .
At the time of this gig (Monterey Pop Festival 1967), Hendrix was practically unknown in the U.S. except on the "chitlin circuit" and by some older R&B and R&R artists such as the Isleys and Little Richard. He jammed with them before moving to England. The Jimi Hendrix Experience were already popular in the U.K. and the drummer Mitch Mitchell and the bass player Noel Redding were English.