Ok now!!!!!Jimi Hendrix and all the guitarist were great there's no comparison and still today the music is being played and every guitar player knows that 🎸🌏🌏🌏🌏🌏🌏🔮music is magical peace
3 wizards, really cool you included Ernie Isley- he never gets meantioned and he’s just unbelievable. One of only people that could have replaced jimi in a band. You nailed that juicy tone.
Amen to that, On par with Hendrix. which was the reason he didint become as famous; People back then saw another black guitarist playing with the same soul and feel and went " Thats a copy" Fucking hate people.
There it is! Great show and great playing, and I’m glad you showcased Ernie Isley and Eddie Hazel. Looking forward to the next one, stay safe out there.
Nice to see that the Army is still armed with fearsome weapons. Excellent selections - some of my all time favorites. You have discerning taste, troop. Maintain the offensive at all cost.
@@70zenboy I bet you will like it :) "Axiom Funk - Sacred to the Pain (Eddie Hazel & Umar Bin Hassan) [Lyrics]" That one is the same guitar, a little altered and with some deep lyrics, its an epic RIP Eddie song. Goosebumps every time i listen to those songs. Eddie is great.
Thank you for your service and you guys absolutely ripped it. Some of my favorite guitarist done very well and in your own unique styles. The jam is all tha matters and will here long after we are gone. God bless
All the album Game, Dames And Guitar Thangs is a master peace, but yeah, his version of California Dreamin' for me is by far the best version I have ever listen, better and more original than the original.
Nice series! Great to see someone give special attention to those that really revolutionized guitar playing...the black guitarist. They were the true trailblazers!!!
Wow....you guys knock me!!!! You burn fire from 2 arts....music and military! You also sound like clean progressive souls!!! Glad I stumbled onto this page! PS - I grew up in NY..... was 16 in 1966....hung out on McDougal St and during April that year, got to see Jimmy Hendrix every night for a week at the small club - Cafe Wha! I got to know him and on 3 occasions we had coffee a few blocks away, at Cafe Dante (both Cafe Wha and Cafe Dante still active as of April 2021). I remember clearly the night he said that 2 English guys came in to Cafe Wha....saw him play and decided to take him to England. I returned to High School and forgot about McDougal St. A year later , 1967, I was listening to fm radio and heard a song 'Purple Haze'. I went to a local record store and ordered the record. When it came in I looked at the LP cover. Immediatley I knew it was him!!! 'Are You Experienced' by the Jimi Hendrix Experience went to the top of the world!!!! He went, in 1 short year, from making $3 a night at Cafe Wha to $50000 a night!! After Woodstock Jimi could get $200000 in any spot on earth! Unbelievable innovative artist and person!!!
Can't believe I got to know him on those 3 visits to Cafe Dante. One afternoon I saw him talking to Bob Dylan on the corner of West 4th Street. I had forgotten about these incidences for years but about 7 years ago memories started resurfacing! Glad I lived in that era....and alive to talk about it!!!!!!
Respect and pride for your service in our military. Thanks for your enlightening musical history. Jimi, Eddie and Ernie are three great AA guitarists. Please consider AA guitar pioneer Chuck Berry ( the real King of Rock and Roll), as an influence on the previous guitarists mentioned and the root of an entire genre of music. Please also consider making listening aware of the music of Gary Clark Jr., current Blues artist.
I play 1980 strat same color just like my idle Hendrix man I would love to play with guys You two guys play with compassion that makes a guitar solo felt in your heart love your channel🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
You guys just made me miss my exit off I95 in Ft.Lauderdale. Eddie Hazel, are you kidding me. My favorite. I know you have listened to Super Stupid off The Maggot Brain album. This site is going to catch fire. You cats are the best man. Thank you for your service and God Bless You
Geebuz. The guitar tones and playing were Bad Ass. Much Respect. Make the String Corps a MOS and you will have tens of thousands wanting too join. Again, Respect.
GREAT list of guitarists. Jimi Hendrix influenced every single modern guitarist, ranging from shred to Jazz and from Néo-Soul to classical. The JIMI deeply influenced his Purple and Fab Beatle majesties and gave them their royal charters to achieve their genius : His Royal Highness Prince and Abfab Beatle George Harrison. 'Nuff said. Eddie Hazel provided the Warp Drive for you-know-who's Mutha Ship. Ernie Isley is the Brother who rewired the Isley to multigenerational relevance and greatness.
Great vid! l'll be lying if i said, i follow & listen too a lot of guitarist. Hendrix, Hazel, Isley & Prince are the one's i stick with the most. Bucket head, Slash & kingfish are also very gifted.
First of all thank you both for your services. It is so cool to see a video like this two military men who can kick ass and kick ass on a guitar 🎸 Please do more videos like this.. I'm not making any suggestions but prince is a good candidate he and Jesse Johnson.
Outstanding! George Clinton put Eddie Hazel in a sound booth and told him “play like someone just told you your mama died”. Thus his brilliant Maggot Brain solo.
Thank you for looking out for America and for protecting the rights that allows people to persue such beautiful guitar music may God bless and keep you and your fellow soldiers safe in his grace
I’ve been listening to Eddie Jimi and Ernie since I was about 10 years old. What I’ve noticed over the years is these guys got soul you can feel them. A lot of the new guys are good but they seem to lack that kinda funky soul thing. Also for me you army guys in your band have definitely got all of that. That is probably the best ever tribute I’ve heard. Thank you. I’m still funky I’m 68 now. Hey I play bass give me s shout man I’m looking for a new band. Ha ha. Cheers Derek
WOW!!!! You guys took me back to the 70's!!!!! Was just listening to Eddie on Maggot Brain and Ernie Isley on Atlantis. Plus, no one is touching Jimi!!!!!!
Thank You for this BEAUTIFUL music editorial on our contribution in the music industry. I live across the freeway from you in Tacoma I see the planes fly pass my patio on a daily basis. Keep up the good editorials. THANK YOU.
Thank you all for listening! Episode 2 is in the works, stay tuned!
I think more people should be aware and informed about Eddie Hazel.
Ok now!!!!!Jimi Hendrix and all the guitarist were great there's no comparison and still today the music is being played and every guitar player knows that 🎸🌏🌏🌏🌏🌏🌏🔮music is magical peace
I got one for you this is a documentary. Sis Rosetta Tharpe I don't understand why this is not in black history!!
Hope Prince get added to the next wave of guitarist.
Thank you for giving us a glimpse of what these guitarists would of sounded like with today's quality of sound.
Thank you very much for honoring those 3 guitar titans & bringing their legacies to the masses. MUCH APPRECIATED❤
Vietnam Vet C130s playing guitar since 1969. You guys are really great Thank you
SGT Johnson that was awesome. Thank you!
Respect. Thankyou. Always
AWESOME!!! Thank you. SGT.'s Johnson and Ezra; you guys are awesome as well.
THANK YOU!!!! SO MANY GREAT PLAYERS OUT THEAR
Thank you for your service boys! ...and the music too! Great job.
Thank you so very much Strings of Color!
Thank you for your service!! And wonderful covers!
Awesome and thank you for serving and sacrificing 🙏🙂
Good talented American men great job thank you .Thank for your service I salute you 👏
3 wizards, really cool you included Ernie Isley- he never gets meantioned and he’s just unbelievable. One of only people that could have replaced jimi in a band. You nailed that juicy tone.
Eddie Hazel is one of the most underrated guitar players OF ALL TIME!
all effects
ABSOLUTELY!
Amen to that, On par with Hendrix. which was the reason he didint become as famous; People back then saw another black guitarist playing with the same soul and feel and went " Thats a copy"
Fucking hate people.
I disagree. He may not be as well known but he got his props.
For there are too many to count. But thanks for bringing our brothers craft to the attention of the world. But it's not like they don't know😅😅😅.
Eddie Hazel has to be the most underrated guitar player of all time. Thanks for keeping it real!
Would definitely watch this series
That was Amazing! More Please!
Love it fellas. Great
All of you sound just INCREDIBLE!
There it is! Great show and great playing, and I’m glad you showcased Ernie Isley and Eddie Hazel. Looking forward to the next one, stay safe out there.
Great Video On the Great Jimi Hendrix as well as Two Great Unsung Guitar Heros. Ernie Isley & Eddie Hazel... Cheers!
Outstanding...!
Thanks in abundance for this Sgt. "Brotha'" Johnson! L
Good to hear how jimi influenced black musicians
Jimi never betrayed his roots
Amen. It’s a shame that not many black artists talk about his influence.
Nice to see that the Army is still armed with fearsome weapons. Excellent selections - some of my all time favorites. You have discerning taste, troop. Maintain the offensive at all cost.
awesome thank you !! Good to see eddie and ernie highlighted!!!
........Great Tribute.........those guys are the three kings of Black Rock Guitar......,
Vernon Reid Michael Hampton Bo Diddley Chuck Berry Dr Know and plenty of others
Eddie hazel is my favourite. Maggot brain is his magnum opus. Killer version man. Well done guys.
Listen to "Axiom Funk - Pray My Soul w/ Eddie Hazel" if you dont know that song :)
its epic aswell
@@renaramadan4626 I’ll check that track óut. Thanks.
@@70zenboy I bet you will like it :)
"Axiom Funk - Sacred to the Pain (Eddie Hazel & Umar Bin Hassan) [Lyrics]"
That one is the same guitar, a little altered and with some deep lyrics, its an epic RIP Eddie song. Goosebumps every time i listen to those songs. Eddie is great.
Thank you for your service and you guys absolutely ripped it. Some of my favorite guitarist done very well and in your own unique styles. The jam is all tha matters and will here long after we are gone. God bless
Eddie Hazel!! Showing love to the P-Funk 🤘🏾
Love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Eddie Hazel is incredible! Love his version of California Dreamin’
That song is immaculate
All the album Game, Dames And Guitar Thangs is a master peace, but yeah, his version of California Dreamin' for me is by far the best version I have ever listen, better and more original than the original.
Nice series! Great to see someone give special attention to those that really revolutionized guitar playing...the black guitarist. They were the true trailblazers!!!
So awesome
Wow....you guys knock me!!!! You burn fire from 2 arts....music and military! You also sound like clean progressive souls!!! Glad I stumbled onto this page!
PS - I grew up in NY..... was 16 in 1966....hung out on McDougal St and during April that year, got to see Jimmy Hendrix every night for a week at the small club - Cafe Wha!
I got to know him and on 3 occasions we had coffee a few blocks away, at Cafe Dante (both Cafe Wha and Cafe Dante still active as of April 2021).
I remember clearly the night he said that 2 English guys came in to Cafe Wha....saw him play and decided to take him to England.
I returned to High School and forgot about McDougal St.
A year later , 1967, I was listening to fm radio and heard a song 'Purple Haze'. I went to a local record store and ordered the record.
When it came in I looked at the LP cover. Immediatley I knew it was him!!! 'Are You Experienced' by the Jimi Hendrix Experience went to the top of the world!!!!
He went, in 1 short year, from making $3 a night at Cafe Wha to $50000 a night!! After Woodstock Jimi could get $200000 in any spot on earth! Unbelievable innovative artist and person!!!
Can't believe I got to know him on those 3 visits to Cafe Dante. One afternoon I saw him talking to Bob Dylan on the corner of West 4th Street. I had forgotten about these incidences for years but about 7 years ago memories started resurfacing! Glad I lived in that era....and alive to talk about it!!!!!!
Respect and pride for your service in our military. Thanks for your enlightening musical history. Jimi, Eddie and Ernie are three great AA guitarists. Please consider AA guitar pioneer Chuck Berry ( the real King of Rock and Roll), as an influence on the previous guitarists mentioned and the root of an entire genre of music. Please also consider making listening aware of the music of Gary Clark Jr., current Blues artist.
Aloha n Mahalo for that was awesome 🙏🏽🤙🏽🌺
Great video Gentlemen. I grew playing guitar in the 70's and these 3 guys were heavy in my rotation. Hell...50 years later and they still are. 👊🏾
Thanks for your services!!
As a Veteran, I am very proud of you guys.
Excellent! Thanks so much! 🙌🔥🎶🖤
I play 1980 strat same color just like my idle Hendrix man I would love to play with guys You two guys play with compassion that makes a guitar solo felt in your heart love your channel🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
Fantastic ~ I loved this!!
Awesome and thank you..
Glad i found this
The most remarkable thing is you guys nailed the TONES of these great players. Fantastic job !!!!!!
Great video. That trio of guitar greats are immortal. Thank you for your service to our country.
Thank you for recognizing these great guitarists.
Awsome..brings back memories....
You guys just made me miss my exit off I95 in Ft.Lauderdale. Eddie Hazel, are you kidding me. My favorite. I know you have listened to Super Stupid off The Maggot Brain album. This site is going to catch fire. You cats are the best man. Thank you for your service and God Bless You
Feels good to know these guys are out there protecting my way life! Thank your for your service
You rock fellow vets!!! This is awesomeness!! Eddie and Ernie simply DO NOT get enough attention in the music world 🤘🤘🤘🎸🎸
Great video fellas. Im a rookie guitar player, and I stumbled ot this page.
Fantastic playing! Thank you for the educational video
Very impressive playing by both of you. Can't wait to hear the next episode!
This was a great diminstration on some great players ,Thank u for that.I love it.
Amazing. I Definitely want to see more of these.
Three of my most favorite GOATs'.
Great rendition and respect to these great players!
Super Cool thanx!
Amazing, I love this.
Outstanding I'm looking forward to your future series.
What a great idea! A tribute to 3 of the very best! Thanks, guys!
Great video guys keep it up
Geebuz. The guitar tones and playing were Bad Ass. Much Respect. Make the String Corps a MOS and you will have tens of thousands wanting too join. Again, Respect.
Very nice thanks fellas
Loved it! Thanks so much.
GREAT list of guitarists. Jimi Hendrix influenced every single modern guitarist, ranging from shred to Jazz and from Néo-Soul to classical. The JIMI deeply influenced his Purple and Fab Beatle majesties and gave them their royal charters to achieve their genius : His Royal Highness Prince and Abfab Beatle George Harrison. 'Nuff said. Eddie Hazel provided the Warp Drive for you-know-who's Mutha Ship. Ernie Isley is the Brother who rewired the Isley to multigenerational relevance and greatness.
Perfectly said
Great vid! l'll be lying if i said, i follow & listen too a lot of guitarist. Hendrix, Hazel, Isley & Prince are the one's i stick with the most. Bucket head, Slash & kingfish are also very gifted.
Thanks for the effort that went in to making this vid. Thoroughly enjoyed!
First of all thank you both for your services.
It is so cool to see a video like this two military men who can kick ass and kick ass on a guitar 🎸
Please do more videos like this..
I'm not making any suggestions but prince is a good candidate he and Jesse Johnson.
Got a little teary eyed over Maggot Brain, so many great live versions, so many great shows. Where did I leave that time machine?
Thank you for your service & for your shredding! 🇺🇸
Wow! Much appreciated. Thank you for bringing the history forward!
So clean😘
Pray My Soul is one of my favorite Eddie Hazel joints, along with his California Dreaming rendition.
Yes! Yes!
Outstanding! George Clinton put Eddie Hazel in a sound booth and told him “play like someone just told you your mama died”. Thus his brilliant Maggot Brain solo.
Thats only half of the story. George stated " Right after u got the news that she had died, you then found out she was actually alive."
Thank you! Great performance!
Thank you for looking out for America and for protecting the rights that allows people to persue such beautiful guitar music may God bless and keep you and your fellow soldiers safe in his grace
"(Rock and roll) all comes from the damn blues, anyway." -Chuck D
WOW ! You guys are amazing !
Great job guys, Jimmy was and is the king and Eddie is such a treasure
And Ernie is a workhorse .
Daaaaammmmmnn! The Army be rocking!! You guys are some bad ass guitar players! Yeah!!
Thanks for doing this. Maggot Brain in my opinion is the greatest song of all time. Thanks for recognizing these men
One of my favorites used to be "March To The Witches Castle" think that was my first Eddie Hazel solo I've heard prior to Maggot Brain
Out of many performances, my favorite is “Coming Round the Mountain”….that solo is surreal….
Stay blessed.
This is very great! The infantry barracks were where I taught myself to play.
Hey you guys did this fantastic thanks for demoing some of the best of the best imo guitarist of the seventies !
Man, I like it, I remember all that time in the barracks.
I’ve been listening to Eddie Jimi and Ernie since I was about 10 years old. What I’ve noticed over the years is these guys got soul you can feel them. A lot of the new guys are good but they seem to lack that kinda funky soul thing. Also for me you army guys in your band have definitely got all of that. That is probably the best ever tribute I’ve heard. Thank you. I’m still funky I’m 68 now. Hey I play bass give me s shout man I’m looking for a new band. Ha ha. Cheers Derek
Eddie Hazel was a baaaaaad man!!🔥🔥🔥🔥 look him up ⌨️
this is incredible! I love Eddie Hazel!
WOW!!!! You guys took me back to the 70's!!!!! Was just listening to Eddie on Maggot Brain and Ernie Isley on Atlantis. Plus, no one is touching Jimi!!!!!!
Awesome!
Thank you sir for turning me on to Eddie Hazel. I knew the group funkadelic and Parliament and probably heard this guy's solos but didn't know he was.
Love this!!!!!!!! All three of those guys were heavy influences on me and it definitely shows in my solo's
Absolut great. Those guys were rippin. And you to!
🙌 Legends
Edra man, your awesome! Your a damn fine player too Mr. Johnson!
Love it Brother! US Navy veteran here you started off with 3 giants! Subscribed and can't wait to see more content!
HMS hospital Corpsman..go blue...
Thank You for this BEAUTIFUL music editorial on our contribution in the music industry. I live across the freeway from you in Tacoma I see the planes fly pass my patio on a daily basis. Keep up the good editorials. THANK YOU.