1. Lover Man 2. Come On 3. Red House 4. Fire 5. Drum Solo 6. Spanish Castle Magic 7. Hear My Train A Comin' 8. I Don't Live Today 9. Voodoo Child 10. Purple Haze
I was at this show, sitting in the stratosphere seats where the sound was garbled, i said fuck it , lets go down to the idiot revolving stage and watch the show until they throw us out, and my buddy and I did, and I got "Red House" , fire, spanish castle magic, in my face from 15 ft away .They were INCREDIBLY LOUD, We managed to lurk until the end, it was a life lesson for me. When things ain't great like the seats, fuck it, take a chance and the payoff is unforgettable
I think ( Myself at least ) that what makes these early live Rock performances so great ( from the ‘60’s / and even early ‘70’s at least ) is the fact that they were so “ Raw” without being “ Over processed” or even Mixed much, if at ALL !! What was played was what you hear & what you got !! Warts , slip ups and moments of sheer brilliance…. That’s just the way it was , and makes the listener even more a part of the whole show , as nothing is left to the imagination….. it IS what it IS….. 👍👍
I TAKE TIME OUT TO ALWAYS USE MY IMAGINATION, WANDERING THE VAST REACHES OF MY MIND...JUST SO I CAN GO TO THAT CLUB TO HEAR JIMI HENDRIX JAM SOMETHING IN 2022...
Damm this is powerful. You can actually feel the electricity and excitement that was going on in New York City in Madison Square Garden that night. I remember my brother and his band member Freinds went to this show. I waited up late that night into the next morning to ask him how the show was. He said it was the greatest thing he ever experienced in his life. I now fully understand why he felt that way through listening to this. I was to young to go at the time but I still remember the night very well and I will forever!!!
All i feel is frustrated at how it sounds like it was recorded at the end of a tunnel under the stage. Why even bother with it if the sound is so shitty.
@@rodjohnson3045 maybe his spirit isn't with U! but yeah, somehow, someway, it's as tho jh is still here. He ain't far away. I for 1 am sick of the whole thing.
This is the primordial concert. Primordial versions of Woodstock improvisation and Villanova Junction in the middle of Spanish Castle Magic, primordial version of Machine Gun in the middle of Hear My Train a Comin', maybe National Anthem feedback ideas IDLT, ...
Jimi Hendrix Lives!!! Indeed he does and our lives have been blessed to have his music with us forever. Thank You Jimi...I am forever grateful and I look forward to seeing you in the next world!!!
Wow,just was thinking of him,I was at that show 7th row ,concert in the round .Hid my cassette recorder in have the concert on tape loved the show saw him at Woodstock..whew! met him at Max's Kansas city... real cool gave me a guitar pick.....blow loss Funk #49 coming up Toast to you Jimi and the band up there..wail remember for me HEY JOE right head awesome,if you saw a different show wrong drugs for sure..you needed the purple,green,blue nothing
STILL GOT CASSETTE OF THE SHOW,FRIEND OF MINE BECAME A ROADIE FOR HIM,JIMI AT WOODSTOCK TILL THE LAST NOTE.R.I.P. MY BROTHER THAT BAND IN THE SKY IS ROCKING
You lucky bugger must of been one of the best nights of your life and a cherished moment in time,,,mind blowing even now no one comes close to the magic of JMH
Some of the greatest. The big-ass MSG venue just adds to it. Come on! 2) Come On. Dig 6) SCM solo around 32:26 which leads to a virtual symphony... And then, 7) Waiting for that Train... the spookiest on record. Thanks to the tapers, and thanks to carlygtr for posting.
it thoroughly amuses me (and has for 25+ years) when someone is like "so and so" is better than Hendrix. Absolutely not, let me stop you right there.his "off nights" smoke anybody in any genre or idiom.
@@hesch-tag Just the same, it shows you how much he advanced the genre of "rock guitar player" that 40 - yes 40 - years after his accidental death, there still hasn't been anyone who has stepped forward as far as he did. And all this plus one: his recording career was only four years long.
Another Hendrix trademark, all his work was done with late 60s at best equipment. Hendrix didn't have a locking tremolo bar, a cosm amplifier(s), effects pedals weren't advanced like 20 years ago even. Try doing what he did with the prehistoric equipment he had. A once in a lifetime musician, like a Charlie Parker or Buddy Rich.
I was at this concert too. The sound was terrible, very splashy and hard to distinguish. The worst part was the revolving stage. When he faced the opposite side the whole band was hidden by the stacked amps and we couldn't see them. Still, it was thrilling to be there.
W0W… First time I have ever heard "Come on baby ( let the good times roll )" live. INCREDIBLE! Is there a live "Hendrix" version of "1983 (A Merman I Should Turn To Be …and Moon, Turn the Tides…Gently Gently Away??? That is my all time favorite song. A shame (for us) that Jimi never played the whole Electric Ladyland album in concert.
Pt. 1....That is strange and sad for us. I keep hoping that some lost/hidden Hendrix songs will be discovered, but after 46 years, I'm guessing they would of turned up by now. I don't mean the crap that greedy sister (Janie) tries to sell. Hendrix would never let that junk be released if he were alive today. The Cry of Love and Rainbow Bridge were the last decent albums imho. I bought War Heroes and Crash Landing but I rarely listen to anything on them. Many listeners only know about Hendrix's first 2 albums. What a treat to watch the reactions of someone wearing headphones and listening to Electric Ladyland for the first time.... especially "1983 (A Merman I Should Turn To Be …and Moon, Turn the Tides…Gently Gently Away and "Voodoo Chile (Slight Return)" The album is a masterpiece. Very happy with all the concerts being released, but I wish the quality was up there with Band Of Gypsys:)
Pt.2- Hard to stop typing when Hendrix is the subject:) Still hoping that a decent Hendrix movie will be made before I die. One that will make fans proud. Of course it would have to use actual Hendrix songs and have an actor that looks like Hendrix and capture his mannerisms and stage presence. Like "Ray," the film would have to use Jimi's real voice for the music. "Ray" starring Jamie Foxx was such an incredible tribute. Foxx definitely deserved that Academy Award for Best Actor. He nailed it. A shame that the Hendrix estate does not make classy Hendrix T-shirts. Just checked out the website and most of the choices are still kind of lame, plus greedy Janie is trying to sell T-shirts for $30-35! Link- www.authentichendrix.com/dept/freedom-atlanta-pop-festival?cp=72068_80027 I did see a blue Jimi Hendrix Atlanta Pop Poster T-Shirt that I might take a second look at if were not blue, plus I'm paying $30.00 for a T-shirt. I was at Atlanta Pop Festival. The festival was very hot, but still an incredible experience. I finally got to see Hendrix. 4 months later he died. I cried like a baby. About 15 years ago, while traveling around Florida, a Key West a street vendor had a shirt with the Electric Ladyland airbrushed on it. It was a piece of art, but was too pricey for me. I see a Ladyland T-shirt on Ebay for only $5.00, but I have never bought clothes from ebay. I only buy the regular 100% cotton T-shirts. Hate the paper thin and organic material t-shirts www.ebay.com/itm/Jimi-Hendrix-Experience-Electric-Ladyland-T-Shirt-Large-Gray-Brand-New-/122249930420
There is much work to be done in putting Hendrix in right teoretical backgrounds, The Aesthetics of Jimi Hendrix is my daydream to accomplish, I would have moved ahead from Whitehead's Aesthetics which my past study, nowadays i study Finnish Poetry, but the most burning one in the field of arts is for me JH, I have compared Hendrix's quitarpoetry to Belaa Bartok, who really kew how to make heartbreaking sounds, as we compare to Hendrix'x Mashin Gun,the similarity is sometimes striking
Many of the songs from Electric Ladyland (might be my favorite?) are very hard to find. It's too bad because at that time with us here he had so much to say - so much to make us realize what really matters. He's definitely royal purple...
Great Hendrix. Very inspired. Quality of recording is what it is... Better this than nothing. .. We listened to a miracle. . We knew he was from another superior planet.. He is always ahed. ..
No, "We" did not know that...he was just like anyone else, but incredibly talented in one area of Life...To say he was somehow superior to the rest of us, is a major diss on Hendrix, who simply pursued with incredible dedication his Fate...most of us have little idea how to do that!
Michael Nugent That San Diego concert was the best live Hendrix I ever heard and I have a couple dozen shows, but my copy was destroyed and they keep deleting it on UA-cam does anybody know where I can find it
The Red House from S.D. was killer. The whole concert was. I was there. The one and only time I got to see Jimi live. I had already seen Led Zeppelin and the die was cemented....I was gonna be Guitarist. And I still am. LedHed Pb 207.20 🎶 🎸 🎹
What an incredible gig! Explosive creative energy condensed into a few minutes. Such creativity and boldness, its so playful and raw. Spanish...is just off the hinges. He is going way way out… Mitch is really on. I cannot fathom how an Afro-american man in the US in the 60´s could feel so free that he could let all this music just flow out..What can I say. Thank You!
Hendrix was a very athletic musician Some humans can lift up a car to save his son, and a professional runner can run very long distances or very fast. Jimi played his guitar
I was at this concert. All I remember is that stupid revolving stage, a good version of Come On, and Jimi ending early because of the flashing of photographs. The sound I think was kind of remote, maybe a little muddy, I also was sitting very far away from the stage. I have felt like I never really ever saw Jimi Hendrix play. However, listening to this (still not a great recording), I AM hearing some fine guitar playing.
I was at this one too. A terrible disappointment, as they had him on a rotating stage, a rotten idea - particularly if you're high and I have a notion Jimi was, and you could tell it was upsetting him. He couldn't authentically get off, and the poor sound and dark circus-like vibe of the massive MSG didn't help. One of the great losses of this phase of Jimi's career is that he had fallen into the rut of a very limited set list and many of the wonderful songs on his albums never or very rarely got played live, particularly the beautiful ballads. He didn't play long shows and never expanded into what that could offer him or his audience most unfortunately. I wish he and Miles could've gotten together, but that's just one rainy wish.
I was there too. He was very distracted by the horde of people running around one of the higher balconies, so they could see the performance at all times. He asked them to stop quite a few times. He finally got so angry he just left.
The long drum solo just before that (until around 30:00).may have been when he was replacing the broken guitar string. I remember it seemed as if it took a long time.
I missed seein him saw all others clap.page.beck.betts.tull.who.gen.floyd.on n on i was in 7 grade .this time . My very 1st concert .zep sept 71.msg nyc .brand new stairway era .
Hi, looking for Foxy lady live from 1969...it a decent recording if audience. Used to be on UA-cam under "Jimi Hendrix Foxy Lady raw". Annoying that it's not longer on UA-cam. Any idea which concert it could be from? Thanks
@Garlic Wasps I'd say it was probably a soundboard. Pretty decent recording. I've been searching for it. Thought it might be from Jan 1969 from somewhere in Germany but couldn't find it. Riff sounds raw and better than most of his 69 versions if it. Any ideas? Thanks
this is the experience, and not the gypsies? was not the experience done at this point and jimi had the bog going...? someone point out the correct chronological history here,please...
This is the last ever east coast appearance of the Experience (i.e. Jimi with Noel) The show was opened, as were the two previous east coast dates, by Buddy Miles (who will play a big part in Jimi's muse later in 69).
@@jaynereynolds892 In other words, Mr. Billy Cox was on bass, and Mr. Mitchell was on drums. That's the configuration that played in Maui and the Isles of White and Frehmahn. The Jimi Hendrix Experience MKII~
Salut à toutes et à tous @si vous aimez la musique HENDRIXIENNE alors visionnez sur UA-cam :Hendrix jouant johnny be goode à Berkeley mai 1969 version 4mn02@ou Machine gun au fillmore east décembre 1969@ou encore Hendrix 1969 06 22 newport pop festival ca(8mm)@et pour finir (car la liste est trop longue)in from the storm Copenhague 1970@j oubliais johnny be goode version Philadelphia 1970 et vous comprendrez comment sont nés le hard rock et peut être le heavy metal @longue vie à vous toutes et vous tous @
one of the worst performances of mine seeing Hendrix was at MSG (don't know if it was this show)...a revolvo stage...HORRIBLE amplification...a mess of a show...i saw them many times (5 or 6 ) The best being New Years Eve...Filmore East...1969 !!!
Well, you can't blame Jimi for the "mess of a show" that you saw. It wasn't his idea to perform on a revolving stage. It was an idea designed to show the entire audience as much of Jimi as possible by having him revolve. Obviously, poor decision. But don't blame Jimi for that. He gave a very inspired performance that night even if the amplification was having issues, along with the revolving stage.
I was at this show, sitting in the stratosphere seats where the sound was garbled, i said fuck it , lets go down to the idiot revolving stage and watch the show until they throw us out, and my buddy and I did, and I got "Red House" , fire, spanish castle magic, in my face from 15 ft away .They were INCREDIBLY LOUD, We managed to lurk until the end, it was a life lesson for me. When things ain't great like the seats, fuck it, take a chance and the payoff is unforgettable
I should have done that, I was in nosebleed seats as well. Still, this is way better than the bootlegs I have collected over the years.
Just wow!!
To Thy Own Self be True 🎸🎶🙏 ✌️
@@davidwebb2816 thank you, the concept works
Cruz Control. Oh. So u IMPROVISED! & thought OUTSIDE THE 📦BOX! like JIMI!!
02:54 Lover Man
09:00 Come On
15:00 Red House
26:28 Fire
28:35 Drum Solo
31:10 Spanish Castle Magic
40:55 Hear My Train A Comin'
50:50 I Don't Live Today
59:40 Voodoo Child
01:08:44. Purple Haze
I think ( Myself at least ) that what makes these early live Rock performances so great ( from the ‘60’s / and even early ‘70’s at least ) is the fact that they were so “ Raw” without being “ Over processed” or even Mixed much, if at ALL !! What was played was what you hear & what you got !! Warts , slip ups and moments of sheer brilliance…. That’s just the way it was , and makes the listener even more a part of the whole show , as nothing is left to the imagination….. it IS what it IS….. 👍👍
... and broken guitar strings...
Went from playing the local clubs in New York to playing the biggest venue in New York. Wild.
Jimi was truly brought down from the heavens
We all were!
@@curbozer5006 you are right
from the universe !!!
I TAKE TIME OUT TO ALWAYS USE MY IMAGINATION, WANDERING THE VAST REACHES OF MY MIND...JUST SO I CAN GO TO THAT CLUB TO HEAR JIMI HENDRIX JAM SOMETHING IN 2022...
Damm this is powerful. You can actually feel the electricity and excitement that was going on in New York City in Madison Square Garden that night. I remember my brother and his band member Freinds went to this show. I waited up late that night into the next morning to ask him how the show was. He said it was the greatest thing he ever experienced in his life. I now fully understand why he felt that way through listening to this. I was to young to go at the time but I still remember the night very well and I will forever!!!
All i feel is frustrated at how it sounds like it was recorded at the end of a tunnel under the stage. Why even bother with it if the sound is so shitty.
@@rodjohnson3045 A bad Jimi Hendrix recording is still better than a good Imagine Dragons one...
@@rodjohnson3045 Agreed about the sound quality, but I was there. That does it for me.
you got it, walking in 1,000's of people sitting there , the vibe and feel was solid, pure electricity you could slice it with a knife
Jimi was in his prime during this mid-1969 period.
I’d agree, but i think he also got his real tone in 70 with cox and Mitchel . definitely groovier in 70 than explosive in 69 but still
That feed back at the start of the solo of hear my train is indescribable
Ghost-like sound. Haunting. His spirit is with us!
No its not.
try mescaline! CMC is correct
That’s exactly how I feel about it!
@@portrigarapid9935 Don't need drugs and I feel the same as Christopher.
@@rodjohnson3045 maybe his spirit isn't with U! but yeah, somehow, someway, it's as tho jh is still here. He ain't far away. I for 1 am sick of the whole thing.
I was there. It was great, and no one could have guessed he wouldn't be with us for decades.
En serio? Te felicito!
This is the primordial concert. Primordial versions of Woodstock improvisation and Villanova Junction in the middle of Spanish Castle Magic, primordial version of Machine Gun in the middle of Hear My Train a Comin', maybe National Anthem feedback ideas IDLT, ...
Jimi Hendrix Lives!!! Indeed he does and our lives have been blessed to have his music with us forever. Thank You Jimi...I am forever grateful and I look forward to seeing you in the next world!!!
Yes ! So do I🤩
Just fkn incredible! What a sound, the whole band were on fire!
Wow,just was thinking of him,I was at that show 7th row ,concert in the round .Hid my cassette recorder in have the concert on tape loved the show saw him at Woodstock..whew! met him at Max's Kansas city... real cool gave me a guitar pick.....blow loss Funk #49 coming up Toast to you Jimi and the band up there..wail remember for me HEY JOE right head awesome,if you saw a different show wrong drugs for sure..you needed the purple,green,blue nothing
Every Hippie was at Woodstock etc. Just stop.
Wow, you met him at Max’s?! Details, please:)
STILL GOT CASSETTE OF THE SHOW,FRIEND OF MINE BECAME A ROADIE FOR HIM,JIMI AT WOODSTOCK TILL THE LAST NOTE.R.I.P. MY BROTHER THAT BAND IN THE SKY IS ROCKING
El más grande de todos los tiempos ....donde estés hermano querido abrazo grande....🎸🔥🙏desde Argentina 🇦🇷♥️👏
Nadie lo ha igualado mucho menos superado hoy por hoy es y seguirá siendo el mejor.
Im a man from the 22th century, and i travelled through the time and space to hear this live 🙈
JIMI was FABULOUS the 2nd SHOW, to me he was always MESMERIZING, RIP JIMI, i STILL MISS AND LOVE YOU ALWAYS!!!
Paula Blissett. Sorta of uh real bummer. That didn't have 2 happen the way it. Definityl could've been avoided. Jh is thr real deal tho.
If that's really you, how cool!!!
LedHed Pb 207.20 🎶 🎸 🎹
I was there......wow !!!
You lucky bugger must of been one of the best nights of your life and a cherished moment in time,,,mind blowing even now no one comes close to the magic of JMH
41:45 to 41:57 is incredible, especially the harmonies in the beginning. Wow!
One of those things he does that makes u go “ how the heck he doin that“
the absolute best. pure universe crying
Some of the greatest. The big-ass MSG venue just adds to it. Come on! 2) Come On. Dig 6) SCM solo around 32:26 which leads to a virtual symphony... And then, 7) Waiting for that Train... the spookiest on record. Thanks to the tapers, and thanks to carlygtr for posting.
i wish it had a better quality... i have to transcribe this some day
red house was fantastic... the band always managed to play it well, even on a bad gig, and this is next level good
Whistle Blower really....just...mmm..Azing
Honeslty I'm struggling to find a Red House that isn't amazing. :)
not at all a bad gig, it was incredible
So stunning guitars
I Don't Live Today - man, great to hear it live! and then Jimi says "now let's begin this show". LOL
it thoroughly amuses me (and has for 25+ years) when someone is like "so and so" is better than Hendrix. Absolutely not, let me stop you right there.his "off nights" smoke anybody in any genre or idiom.
Yes amuses but also pisses me off, the number of people who say SRV was better or Gary Moore. They were great but they were not geniuses like Jimi.
@@hesch-tag Just the same, it shows you how much he advanced the genre of "rock guitar player" that 40 - yes 40 - years after his accidental death, there still hasn't been anyone who has stepped forward as far as he did. And all this plus one: his recording career was only four years long.
caribman10 it’s been 50yrs this September.
@@hesch-tag Hendrix,s live performances were inconsistent in quality and his tone was bad and he overpowered his backing musicians.
Another Hendrix trademark, all his work was done with late 60s at best equipment. Hendrix didn't have a locking tremolo bar, a cosm amplifier(s), effects pedals weren't advanced like 20 years ago even. Try doing what he did with the prehistoric equipment he had. A once in a lifetime musician, like a Charlie Parker or Buddy Rich.
Thanks so much for posting. Great stuff. Jimi blows the roof off as usual.
Still fortunate enough to still have the ticket stub from 5/18/69.... $5 - 2d Promenade. The Garden was open a little over a year.
I was at this concert too. The sound was terrible, very splashy and hard to distinguish. The worst part was the revolving stage. When he faced the opposite side the whole band was hidden by the stacked amps and we couldn't see them. Still, it was thrilling to be there.
It was the 60s. I'm surprised they did try to land u on the moon. Revolving stage what a strange ideas. Acid
W0W… First time I have ever heard "Come on baby ( let the good times roll )" live. INCREDIBLE!
Is there a live "Hendrix" version of "1983 (A Merman I Should Turn To Be …and Moon, Turn the Tides…Gently Gently Away???
That is my all time favorite song. A shame (for us) that Jimi never played the whole Electric Ladyland album in concert.
wayne lynch probably not they rarely played anything off EL which is really strange
Pt. 1....That is strange and sad for us. I keep hoping that some lost/hidden Hendrix songs will be discovered, but after 46 years, I'm guessing they would of turned up by now. I don't mean the crap that greedy sister (Janie) tries to sell. Hendrix would never let that junk be released if he were alive today. The Cry of Love and Rainbow Bridge were the last decent albums imho. I bought War Heroes and Crash Landing but I rarely listen to anything on them. Many listeners only know about Hendrix's first 2 albums. What a treat to watch the reactions of someone wearing headphones and listening to Electric Ladyland for the first time.... especially "1983 (A Merman I Should Turn To Be …and Moon, Turn the Tides…Gently Gently Away and "Voodoo Chile (Slight Return)" The album is a masterpiece. Very happy with all the concerts being released, but I wish the quality was up there with Band Of Gypsys:)
Pt.2- Hard to stop typing when Hendrix is the subject:) Still hoping that a decent Hendrix movie will be made before I die. One that will make fans proud. Of course it would have to use actual Hendrix songs and have an actor that looks like Hendrix and capture his mannerisms and stage presence. Like "Ray," the film would have to use Jimi's real voice for the music. "Ray" starring Jamie Foxx was such an incredible tribute. Foxx definitely deserved that Academy Award for Best Actor. He nailed it. A shame that the Hendrix estate does not make classy Hendrix T-shirts. Just checked out the website and most of the choices are still kind of lame, plus greedy Janie is trying to sell T-shirts for $30-35! Link- www.authentichendrix.com/dept/freedom-atlanta-pop-festival?cp=72068_80027 I did see a blue Jimi Hendrix Atlanta Pop Poster T-Shirt that I might take a second look at if were not blue, plus I'm paying $30.00 for a T-shirt.
I was at Atlanta Pop Festival. The festival was very hot, but still an incredible experience. I finally got to see Hendrix. 4 months later he died. I cried like a baby.
About 15 years ago, while traveling around Florida, a Key West a street vendor had a shirt with the Electric Ladyland airbrushed on it. It was a piece of art, but was too pricey for me. I see a Ladyland T-shirt on Ebay for only $5.00, but I have never bought clothes from ebay. I only buy the regular 100% cotton T-shirts. Hate the paper thin and organic material t-shirts www.ebay.com/itm/Jimi-Hendrix-Experience-Electric-Ladyland-T-Shirt-Large-Gray-Brand-New-/122249930420
There is much work to be done in putting Hendrix in right teoretical backgrounds, The Aesthetics of Jimi Hendrix is my daydream to accomplish, I would have moved ahead from Whitehead's Aesthetics which my past study, nowadays i study Finnish Poetry, but the most burning one in the field of arts is for me JH, I have compared Hendrix's quitarpoetry to Belaa Bartok, who really kew how to make heartbreaking sounds, as we compare to Hendrix'x Mashin Gun,the similarity is sometimes striking
Many of the songs from Electric Ladyland (might be my favorite?) are very hard to find. It's too bad because at that time with us here he had so much to say - so much to make us realize what really matters. He's definitely royal purple...
Thanx for uploading this one. Come on !!
Thank you so much for this post! Jimi in a great inspiration's day!
thanks for this carlygtr, i was there that night it's all good.
Ahh.we were so cool back then!!!
What a delight~ he crushed it.
Excelente
Great Hendrix. Very inspired. Quality of recording is what it is... Better this than nothing. .. We listened to a miracle. . We knew he was from another superior planet.. He is always ahed. ..
No, "We" did not know that...he was just like anyone else, but incredibly talented in one area of Life...To say he was somehow superior to the rest of us, is a major diss on Hendrix, who simply pursued with incredible dedication his Fate...most of us have little idea how to do that!
could that red house almost be as good as San Diego? wow!
i like the way you think brother but i still give the nod to san diego.
Michael Nugent That San Diego concert was the best live Hendrix I ever heard and I have a couple dozen shows, but my copy was destroyed and they keep deleting it on UA-cam does anybody know where I can find it
Where can I find this San Diego recording?
check out Red House from the Randalls Island concert, tops them all
The Red House from S.D. was killer. The whole concert was. I was there. The one and only time I got to see Jimi live. I had already seen Led Zeppelin and the die was cemented....I was gonna be Guitarist. And I still am.
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Damn good!
What an incredible gig! Explosive creative energy condensed into a few minutes. Such creativity and boldness, its so playful and raw. Spanish...is just off the hinges. He is going way way out… Mitch is really on. I cannot fathom how an Afro-american man in the US in the 60´s could feel so free that he could let all this music just flow out..What can I say. Thank You!
some of the greatest/spirit in the skyyyyyyyyyy
I love Jimmy
thx
Hendrix was a very athletic musician
Some humans can lift up a car to save his son, and a professional runner can run very long distances or very fast. Jimi played his guitar
I was at this concert. All I remember is that stupid revolving stage, a good version of Come On, and Jimi ending early because of the flashing of photographs. The sound I think was kind of remote, maybe a little muddy, I also was sitting very far away from the stage. I have felt like I never really ever saw Jimi Hendrix play. However, listening to this (still not a great recording), I AM hearing some fine guitar playing.
He didn't end early, he played the full show, he complained about the flashbulbs and then played Red House
I wish we could hear *entire sonic range🎸🎶🎼🎵* especially in the #SpanishCastleMagic🏰 instrumental which is so wild
*ThankYou CarlyGtr*
The recording isn't bad. I am thinking I like it.
Boas vibrações ao Espírito 🔥 etérno do
Jimi Hendrix 💝 🎸🎶
I was at this one too. A terrible disappointment, as they had him on a rotating stage, a rotten idea - particularly if you're high and I have a notion Jimi was, and you could tell it was upsetting him. He couldn't authentically get off, and the poor sound and dark circus-like vibe of the massive MSG didn't help. One of the great losses of this phase of Jimi's career is that he had fallen into the rut of a very limited set list and many of the wonderful songs on his albums never or very rarely got played live, particularly the beautiful ballads. He didn't play long shows and never expanded into what that could offer him or his audience most unfortunately. I wish he and Miles could've gotten together, but that's just one rainy wish.
I was there too. He was very distracted by the horde of people running around one of the higher balconies, so they could see the performance at all times. He asked them to stop quite a few times. He finally got so angry he just left.
How stupid may you are i wonder?????Fuck off and get of Jimi in aevrything. You are evil
Jimi was literally into Betty...
Too much 25.
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The best player , Løvē & Pēāčē
...."and all that good shit"
they didnt have the pa systems they use today where the drums sound like cannons going off , can u imagine mitch Mitchel was awesome drummmer
joe smith Jimi was always louder than his backing musicians.
joe smith most of the time there was just 1 or 2 microphones amplifying the drums... these days it sounds shitty with every symbol mic’d up lol
33:33 is freaking mind blowing. Jimi made metal no doubt
The long drum solo just before that (until around 30:00).may have been when he was replacing the broken guitar string. I remember it seemed as if it took a long time.
Magical jimis fingers so fast
15:10 Red House
I missed seein him saw all others clap.page.beck.betts.tull.who.gen.floyd.on n on i was in 7 grade .this time . My very 1st concert .zep sept 71.msg nyc .brand new stairway era .
2 months after this show an American landed on the Moon. Obviously from the sound of Voodoo Child Jimi had gotten there long before.
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Hi, looking for Foxy lady live from 1969...it a decent recording if audience. Used to be on UA-cam under "Jimi Hendrix Foxy Lady raw". Annoying that it's not longer on UA-cam. Any idea which concert it could be from? Thanks
i could probs find it lol, was it a soundboard recording?
@Garlic Wasps I'd say it was probably a soundboard. Pretty decent recording. I've been searching for it. Thought it might be from Jan 1969 from somewhere in Germany but couldn't find it. Riff sounds raw and better than most of his 69 versions if it. Any ideas? Thanks
at 37:28 sounds like jh is doing IMPROVISATION! just like at WOODSTOCK, 3 months later!
just posted some rare footage from this gig ;))
..............twisting the ectoplasm @ 52:59 HaHaHa
Nadamas faltó el vídeo para complementar el audio.
this is the experience, and not the gypsies?
was not the experience done at this point and jimi had the bog going...?
someone point out the correct chronological history here,please...
This is the last ever east coast appearance of the Experience (i.e. Jimi with Noel) The show was opened, as were the two previous east coast dates, by Buddy Miles (who will play a big part in Jimi's muse later in 69).
@@jaynereynolds892 Actually Cat Mother and The All Night Newsboys opened this show...
@@axisboldaslove5726 Yes, they did too as well as The Buddy Miles Express.
@@jaynereynolds892 In other words, Mr. Billy Cox was on bass, and Mr. Mitchell was on drums. That's the configuration that played in Maui and the Isles of White and Frehmahn. The Jimi Hendrix Experience MKII~
@@Kowasi Not on this night.
Above pictured with Devon,Dolly Dagger." She drinks the blood from the 'Jagged ' edge."
Mmm… or was it the 'Jaggered' edge… partying with The Rolling Stones.
@@Kowasi yes I failed to tie it up to Mick.he cut his finger,she mouthed it to stop the bleeding,jimi put it to a song.
Salut à toutes et à tous @si vous aimez la musique HENDRIXIENNE alors visionnez sur UA-cam :Hendrix jouant johnny be goode à Berkeley mai 1969 version 4mn02@ou Machine gun au fillmore east décembre 1969@ou encore Hendrix 1969 06 22 newport pop festival ca(8mm)@et pour finir (car la liste est trop longue)in from the storm Copenhague 1970@j oubliais johnny be goode version Philadelphia 1970 et vous comprendrez comment sont nés le hard rock et peut être le heavy metal @longue vie à vous toutes et vous tous @
one of the worst performances of mine seeing Hendrix was at MSG (don't know if it was this show)...a revolvo stage...HORRIBLE amplification...a mess of a show...i saw them many times (5 or 6 ) The best being New Years Eve...Filmore East...1969 !!!
Well, you can't blame Jimi for the "mess of a show" that you saw. It wasn't his idea to perform on a revolving stage. It was an idea designed to show the entire audience as much of Jimi as possible by having him revolve. Obviously, poor decision. But don't blame Jimi for that. He gave a very inspired performance that night even if the amplification was having issues, along with the revolving stage.
Martin Kahl shut the fuck up man just be thankful you saw the god of rock himself in person
"69, 69, what you can do for me is kiss my behind~"
JMH, New Years Eve, 1969
QUEL HOMME CE JIMMY. LUI QUI NE SAVAIT PAS LIRE LES NOTES
02:54 Lover Man
09:00 Come On
15:00 Red House
26:28 Fire
28:35 Drum Solo
31:10 Spanish Castle Magic
40:55 Hear My Train A Comin'
50:50 I Don't Live Today
59:40 Voodoo Child
01:08:44. Purple Haze
looking for this thank ya
38:00 Villanova junction