*Opera singer's first time watching!* - Jimi Hendrix - Hey Joe Live @ Monterey 1967 - Gooble Reacts!
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- Опубліковано 18 тра 2024
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• Jimi Hendrix Hey Joe...
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Oh for goodness sake... Telling a story isn't the same thing as condoning something! Bohemian Rhapsody is about a murderer, funny how people don't get offended about that one. Downvoted for tiresome neo-liberal outrage. This guy did more to advance civil rights as a musician and artist than you and I and everyone watching this video ever will.
He's playing with his teeth , And he didn't invent it however he did make it famous. He really invented the rock style of playing the guitar that is just normal today. Before Jimi you had The Beatles and Bob Dylan. You should check out , Machine gun live filmore east , Hear my train acoustic, Have you ever been ( Studio version )
Also he didn't right this song it's not his it's just a cover, Jimi LOVED women maybe a bit too much hehe :)
Hendrix and The Who were arguing back stage " I'm not gonna follow ! Well I'm not gonna follow you!! ". So Hendrix stood up on a chair and played a crazy lick on the 🎸 . And said " If I'm going first , I'm pulling out all the stops !!!". He left the crowd with their mouth hanging open by the end of his show. They have never seen anything like him. And til this day , no one is like him.
This reminds me of what happened backstage @ the 1964 TAMI Tv show. It was basically between Mick jagger & James Brown. Neither one wanted to go on last due to how over the top both singers were. Watching the performance more than once and I still believe one as out of sight as the other.
@alonenjersey I watched an interview with Townsend , and he said : After hendrix did what he did all we can do is with our
Jimi was the GOAT!!
Thank you for knowing he played his guitar upside down. And pointing it out.
No Jimi was not the first to play the guitar with his teeth. He learned this from artists at gigs around Seattle. He also learned playing the guitar over his head, behind his back, and between his legs. But look at that guitar. It is a standard right handed stratocaster turned upside down and strung to play left handed, which means that the stringing is in reverse too. Seen by me live more than once. One word: Genius!
People sing songs about things that happen in life. Doesn't mean they condone it. You should check out bold as love and machine gun :)
Bro, she doesn't condone gun violence :p
@@jameson32 No, she implied that Jimi did. Big difference!
EDIT: But I just now read an earlier, more general comment you made, and I completely agree: Jimi was widely known, among fellow musicians, friends, and strangers, as a very generous, kind person. 🙂
And that's why Hendrix was the best guitarist ever
It's not the ''70's. This was June 1967.
Baddest electric cat of them all..
Jimi didn't write the song. It was written by Billy Roberts about 3 years before Jimi recorded it. As the lyrics go, Joe is being asked about shooting his "ol' lady", and what is he going to do now? It wasn't condoning violence on women, telling a violent story.
Yep bluesy song
Hello, I don’t know what name to call you yet (Gooble’s fine with me!), but thank you for your reaction. I think one should not _enjoy_ a song like this, but gain from the story. I agree that on hearing songs of tragedy, we should not be entertained. It’s a very sad song, but we hear such songs (in any genre) in order to gain empathy and/or understanding of a character, and find some inner peace through our shared sadness.
I think whole genres of song are meant to help us find joy _indirectly_from stories of evil deeds or deep pain. A favorite example is the Rolling Stones’ “Paint it Black,” a song of mourning that soothes by drawing out our empathy or sympathy.
A different note: I strongly urge you to always repeat several seconds of a recording after each pause. This is _far_ better for listeners, for whom each pause feels very abrupt. It helps us experience a song in a less broken fashion. Look at some others’ reactions, if you like, to understand that response. I suggest you go back around 5-7 seconds or more each time, as you see fit.
Oh, and please say your name at the start of each video! Commenters prefer, generally, to address you more personally than to use a moniker. Best wishes!
2:18 Although it may seem like it, at that moment, Jimmy is not making any obscene gesture. In fact, he is indicating to a sector of the crowd that the solo that comes next is going to be executed with his tongue. It was something that he had done on previous occasions and that his fans demanded it from him...
Ohhh...I´m missing... That gum he's apparently chewing is most likely a slip of LSD.
Check out his live from : Woodstock- Maui- Isle Of Wight.
One of the most prolific guitar players of all time. What you didn't notice was that he not just played left handed, but it was on a right handed guitar. He, as far as I know was the first to perform his "feats" with the guitar & not miss a note or lose the tempo. Others have emulated his style over the years. As for the choice of song, he sang from reality & like it or not it still exists. Unfortunately for those of us that grew up during this time, he is missed. He died of a drug overdose at 27.
Spot on with the comment other than him dying from a drug overdose. The evidence supports him being killed than him dying of a drug overdose on his own. Check out Tappy Right, his Roadie's testimony. Is a video here on UA-cam about it. The autopsy shows that he was killed.
Yes my dear. The late, great Jimi Hendrix was the very first to do such things with an electric guitar.
this is rock and roll 60 70 experience and revolution culture but she dont know she don t even listen to it
It really cannot be emphasized how much influence Jimi had on music then, helping to evolve from blues to psychedelic music. Nor can the influence of LSD be overlooked upon the muscians like Jimi.
I've also never seen anyone play an instrument with their tongue, I've seen it with their teeth, if I'm not mistaken it was Hendrix. He learned why challenges like these were common on the chillin' circuit
I’d also love to see “Save Me” by Jelly Roll. You seem like you’re an empath like I am. I’d love to see how you empathetically react to that song! ❤
Not just his tongue his teeth as well
I’d love to see you react to the song “The Kill” by 30 Seconds to Mars. The video has a great storyline and the song is great!
Cuban heels were popular in the 1960s and not 70s.
There is a video where the the writer, Billy Roberts, illuminates the type of person Joe is..trigger warning for you the original lyrics are more graphic than the published version. Jimi toured the "Chitlin Circuit" with the likes of Little Richard (and others) where black musicians played in segregated settings. The "Capitol" was Memphis and the guitarist would compete playing with their teeth, as well as other unconventional but highly skilled and entertaining methods. Before the show, Jimi reportedly took acid prior to going on stage. . Acid back then had a lot of speed, chewing gum mitigated any stuttering side effect (Roger Dawltrey, The WHO, simulated that side effect when he performance"My Generation"). Speaking of The WHO, neither Jimi nor The WHO wanted to be the band that followed the other band's act. They flipped a coin, Jimi lost and had to follow The WHO. He told them he was going to "pull out the stops" in his performance
Alright review until the offence at the lyrics started, have a day off will you. Also, played with his teeth not his tongue and left handed or right handed, played behind your head makes no difference, yes its hard, yes its cool but your fingers are in the same place as playing the regular way.
I groaned aloud at the manufactured outrage lol. It's like calling Steven Spielberg an antisemite for making Schindler's List. It's someone else's lyrics, and merely narrates a story.
With his TEETH. You would not get any purchase on the strings with your tongue.
No tongh but teets
I WONDER IF YOU READ ANY OF THESE COMMENTS AT ALL, OVERALL, YOU AREN'T A GOOD FIT FOR THIS TIME FRAME. 1967 NOT THE 70'S JIMI HENDRIX WASN'T A VIOLENT PERSON. HE WAS JUST SINGING A SONG. HE ONLY MADE ONLY THREE ALBUMS AND HAD A FOUR YEAR RUN BEFORE HE DIED OF A DRUG OVERDOSE. HE MADE HIS MARK IN MUSIC WITH HIS GUITAR . THE GOAT FOR SURE.
He played with his teeth. Not sure about who did that first, but others had done the behind the head thing before.
I feel like it had to be his tongue. Guitar strings would fuck up your teeth something awful. By the time you practiced it enough to become good at playing with your teeth, you'd have none.
Teeth. He claimed to have learned that while playing what he referred to as the “Chitlin’ Circuit” (segregated nightclubs in the Jim Crow era). He said there was a trail of broken teeth all over the south from guitar players trying to outdo each other’s showmanship.
@@jameson32 I doubt he needed that much practice.
his mother was a natve american and his father was a black man so strange do they have school in the us ? the 70 young people did end to vietnam war it also sex and culture revolution but most of young us generation don t know nothing about it they think it was a fashionable thing
he plays with his teeth not tongue it is so obvious ......And What an absurd comment about the song ....this is just a song about a man murdering his wife .....not very different from Otello..........
Hendrix was playing with his teeth ...not his tongue.