Behind-The-Scenes: Recording "South Saturn Delta" with Eddie Kramer and Larry Fallon
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- This behind-the-scenes video of Producer Eddie Kramer and Music Arranger Larry Fallon documents the recording process behind the 1968 studio recordings for the song "South Saturn Delta."
From the film "At Last The Beginning... The Making Of Electric Ladyland"
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Please start allowing Jimi''s music to be analyzed and reacted to and not blocked.
Talk to Janie Hendrix in Seattle - she controls it all. At least its in the family but they milk it out slow and shut down as much as they possibly can to maximize profit
@@leveractiongypsy1848 they are destroying their chances at Future profit.
@@216trixiethat's capitalism baby, squeeze out all the short term profit they can at the cost of anything else, not what Jimi would have wanted I bet
Dude fr I’m gonna buy whatever they put out regardless he needs to be more celebrated not monetized
@@leveractiongypsy1848yup. There's still TONS of material in the vaults. Pictures, interviews, demos, music, performances, videos and more. Irs obvious by how new stuff is still being released besides the re-releases
I visited Jimi's final resting place in Renton a couple of weeks ago. Beautiful place. More than 50 years since he left Earth, and still he's such an inspiration to many.
I'm going there in September. I plan on spending two days salivating over every scrap of his memorabilia at the pop culture museum and one and a half days at his and his mother's graveside. For forever fans like me a local could become a tour guide with a vehicle to take out of town tourists like me to all the places he went to as a child. As it is I'm staying near his old stomping ground. It would thrill me to imagine him as having walked this or that way or played guitar at this or that site which may no longer exist, but that's okay because I'll be walking around in a daze/haze anyway as if I'd be transported back to the 40s, 50s and 60s. I'd pay $100 for a tour. And I can fit in with any crowd, rich or poor, homed or homeless. It'll be my trip of a lifetime.
Oh, yeah. IMHO Eddie's a cockhead living on ancient glory. He likes to say I, I, I and me, me, me alot.
@@musselchee9560 I was there also in the MoPOP museum, very cool exhibition they had there
I was there back in 2005. Alot of colorful rocks and picks were laid next to headstone.
@@yancyjenkinssr1824 hi i went in 2000 it was just a stone in the ground then ,very basic ,no pics,flowers,etc i felt as though the world had forgotten him,i left purple violets that i bought on a roadside stall just aways from the cemetary,
@@friendsintruth6887 now it's really a beautiful monument they made
I miss you Jimi 😢
The horn thing previews what would have been an orchestra rather than a band that he would have directed I believe, had he lived further into the 1970's.
Especially if he had worked with Gil Evans
@@VoodooKush Didn't have to be. It could have been Chicago or Zappa or anyone he jelled with.
A studio album involving horns, strings, and a violin for Band of Gypsys would've been awesome too.
Another good example is the Blue Window session he did with Buddy Miles Express in March 1969. That one knocks my socks off! The section with Message To Love on horns is still unreleased.
Rest in power Jimi 🙏
27 November 1942 ~
18 September 1970⚘
He was killing it along with all the other guitarists. That's where he came from and where he couldn't take us.
RIP Jimi.
Thanks, Jimi!
Jimi is the Man, zoh my God I wish he was still living. TOTAL BADASS 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
My hero ❤
Quite unsual song for Jimi. Never knew about it. The horns really make a differnce in this track.
Thanks for uploading!
One of my very first Hendrix albums , to me it's a rare insight of what Hendrix couldve been in a 70s , studio
I love Jimi Hendrix and his music great video and wish you a nice day
LG LOES!🎶🎶🎵🎵🙏🙏🙏
Great!!!!
The best
This probably for me one of the most unique tracks of Jimi Hendrix music and one of the least mentioned or written about, and yet it's a very funky song with different dynamics. Even me, I've tended to not give it its due but I really like the song and for me, I should listen to it more.
Funky, Jazz, Blues
Sensacional 👏👏👏🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
He died when I was 4. Still playing it. Almost every day
super mixed tracks ❤❤❤
If there's one thing I love, it's jazz mixed with rock 'n roll. Jimi was on another level man.
Larry - what I great guy. God bless his beautiful spirit!
My favorite guitar player
👏🏻💯👍🏻
Jimi wanted to play jazz & more pure acoustic blues....among other things...
imagine playing jams with Rory & many others & doing Master classes...many plans & ideas....so little time...
It should be a great experience to see them jamming together.
Always exploring sounds. Wish he could have collaborated with Stevie Wonder. Imagine what that would have sounded like!
I looks like Jimi is playing a right handed Les Paul Special in the studio pics? I dont think I've ever seen him with that guitar
Theres photos of him using it during a soundcheck in Zurich of 1968
@@kylemckay94 are there any full shots of the guitar? Is it actually a Les Paul Special or something else???
🔝🔝🔝
he was sent in to move things along
🙂
Fuckin A Eddie n Larry
Funky Stuff
I heard the Breaker Brothers were the horn players on this track/I could be wrong 🎸
Brecker Brothers and yes they were
53 years ago today he left us
So... Louisiana Hendrix merch when?
..........it had a ...Donny Hathaway feel ...sound great. .. seem like Jimi was going in the direction of film scores
His song easy rider was directly referenced to Jack Nicholson in the movie, "easy rider"
@@psychedelia2367 .... exactly....Jimi wanted to score films....he had a vision of surround sound
What's a plant? 🌱🌱🌱
This is a clip from, what? 25 years ago?
No. He died in 1970
@@garymorneault1753 Not SSD, the video of Eddie and Larry Fallon. Who died in 2005.
Jaja
Gzz
How can you record shit if the man is dead?
Alot of stuff was laid down...started but never finished. Engineers can mix here, piece this there. Technology allows that to happen. Let's see if anything comes from this AI
Eddie Kramer recorded with jimi and he has access to master copies
How long and how many times are you going to say the same things over and over again..he's been gone 53 years in September..Nothing left to say about him it's all been said and many times
Sure, why not? I love it over and over.
Jesus died 2000 odd years ago try telling the Christians to let it go !
Jimi is a god on guitar and many other things..lol if you're ignorant to his creativity, you should study him a bit closer to fine out before you post derogatory comments.
@@markhilbert6573 Jesus didn't exist.
@@markhilbert6573 Try telling Christians to do what he told them to do!