Yes, Mitch was a badass drummer. He was also a great addition to 'The Dirty Mac' at the Rolling Stones' Rock and Roll Circus. Lennon on lead vocal and rhythm guitar, Clapton on lead guitar, Richards on bass and Mitch on the skins! Talk about a supergroup. 👍
Incredible. One of the best of his time or of any time. Fantastic drummer. Noel was a guitar player from what I understand. But I wouldn't call him an ameteur. He knew his stuff. If I were in a band with Jimi Hendrix, I wouldn't want to play guitar. Bass would be nice. I could slip into a nice pocket and let Jimi do his thing. I could add to the music by providing the groove and doing that well without trying to compete with Jimi.
I am a Hendrix fan for Life. I studied Jimmi's music and licks for 30 years now. He will always be the GOAT. To me the only guitarist to hold a flame to the GOAT was SRV. When Joe Walsh said he couldn't figure Jimmi out because he's guitar was backwards including the strings is NOT TRUE. If you look at the GOAT playing, his low E string is on the top. If he played backwards, the low E would be at the bottom. I thought this for years and started playing lefty with low E on the bottom. I haven't changed since. Jimmi was a showman and what better effect than playing upsidedown and backwards, and inside out. He will forever be the ultimate champ, guitar hero. ✌️❤️🤗🇵🇸
Robin Trower, former guitarist of Procol Harum, was the first to carry the Hendrix torch, that I know of. He seriously tried to replicate Jimi's "sound", but Jimi's playing technique was steeped in R&B, Funk, even more than "the Blues". Little Richard and Curtis Mayfield had a HUGE influence on his unique playing. In fact, I have heard that when he got to Britain, they said he reminded them of Curtis Mayfield. Before he plugged into Marshal "refrigerators", cranked to 10!
You have the genius of the PLAYING…which people emulate and copy. Then you have the true genius of the creativity. All the greats….its one thing to learn the licks and riffs. It’s another to come up with them. Hendrix and Eddie are the game changers in my opinion. Just devastating in every way.
@@curbozerboomer1773SRV was SO influenced by Jimi & Albert King that I think he had yet to really find his own complete voice, where the sounds are synthesized. He was obviously a great guitarist, but I think he had yet to shed completely his influences.
I really enjoyed this....i could listen to rock n roll stories for days , fascinated by the subject in general , not just a certain artist. Thanks howard.
Steve Ray Vaughan was clean, very, very clean. And one of the greatest guitarists of all time. and of course Jimi Hendrix was the best of the best and from another Planet.
I saw Jimi in concert in 1968. I was a huge fan. At one point he turned around and started to bang the headstock of his guitar repeatedly into his amp. Great show
I notice one of the things that make Stern a successful interviewer is that he's also coming from a fan's perspective. He asks the questions that most people would want to ask given the opportunity
So there goes Jimi's Inspiration about shows : He followed Johnny Hallyday in France for a tour, at the time Johnny was rolling on stage and going into frenzy during his act, and then he saw Pete Townsend smash the amps, and here you go. The Chittlin circuit had given his the idea of playing under his leg, with teeth and behind your back. All this to give a Wonderfull act from an outstanding musician to glow some more.
That sort of concert bill was common at the time. Some shows I saw: 1) Hendrix, Vanilla Fudge, Soft Machine 2) Frank Zappa, Johnny Winter, Mountain and a fourth band I have forgotten 3) Simon and Garfunkle, Lovin' Spoonful. Tickets for these shows were $6 or so.
Let's get it straight, Hendrix was playing a righty guitar upside down BUT he had restrung it as a lefty. It's what us lefties have done for most of our lives. And that enabled him to mess about with the volume and tone knobs with his wrist while playing to create different sounds.
I have a couple of bootleg tapes, that feature Stills playing bass in the studio with Jimi, and also with Johnny Winter! Stills occasionally did jam at the Scene Club, with Jimi, in 1968. What Stills will not admit to, is that in 1970, at Island Studios in London, he asked Jimi to contribute some guitar on Steve's solo album....but he then decided to erase Jimi's efforts!
I love Paul's recalling. So honest and direct. Really sweet. And we know that Paul was responsible for getting him in the Monterey Pop festival which broke him wide open in the states.
Me 2! I LOVE hearing Mitch & Jimi, goof on Elvis. We REALly missed-out guyz. Da memberz of JHE, & Band of Gypsyz, were all XTREMELY talented. We only got 2 c a lil glimpse. SMH
Stephen Stills did collab with Jimi Hendrix. Jimi Hendrix is on Stephen Stills debut solo studio album. There's also the 2018 Jimi Hendrix album "Both sides of the Sky".
Concerts were a bounty of great music in the ‘70’s. My first stint as a photog/interviewer, the venue: Jesse Colin Young, Crosby, Stills, Nash, Young, Doobie Brothers AND, Elvin Bishop. Three years “shootin’ real Musicians and being a fly on the wall in the Green rooms.🤙😎🕉
What a gig The James Gang, Jimmy Hendrix and Sly and the family stone all on the same night how great those days must have been ❤️❤️❤️❤️and now we have Knob Heads using Autotune and winning Grammys FF SAKE 🙄🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🙄
Hendrix did not play all the instruments on his albums. It was Noel on Bass and Mitch on Drums for the first two albums. Also, Hendrix did not burn a Guitar at Woodstock.
@@waynej2608Davis wanted 💲60,000 upfront & Hendrix's management so NO❗Paul McCartney was also gonna b in the group as well as SLY STONES' horn section.
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He certainly enriched my time on this planet,
"If I don't see you no more in this world, I'll see you in the next one,
And don't be late ."
"I'll meet you on the next one .."
I'm running late and out of time but I'll bring my guitar Jimi and you'll laugh at my crime😮
Jimi was way ahead of his time!
This lyric is why Hendrix is above everyone else
Jimi was an experience for all of us of that generation!!
I saw Jimi in 1969 at the V.I.P. Club in my hometown of Tucson, Arizona. What a show!
Unbelievable
Saw Jimi Hendrix on my 14th birthday 6-22-69 at Newport Pop Festival in Granda Hills Ca. Made me a musician for life!
that is awesome!
Hey, shout out to you from Granada Hills!
That really is cool as shit!
I was there too. what a weekend.... this was before woodstock mind you
YOU WERE BLESSED
Love hearing all these legends Stories about Jimi
There’s no words… well there are. Jimi was and will forever be the greatest guitarist.
And a screaming eagle 101er
A real combat rocknroller😮
No doubt. Pure genius!!
Followed only by Jerry Garcia.
Along with Prince
Jimi is. Morgan freeman 😊
Mitch Mitchell was an outstanding drummer.
So good that even though he was the drummer to the greatest guitarist of all time you can lose yourself in the drumming. Phenomenal drummer.
Agreeeed !!!
Definitely. Of the music I've heard of Jimi, I don't think there was a drummer that worked as well with him as Mitch.
Yes, Mitch was a badass drummer. He was also a great addition to 'The Dirty Mac' at the Rolling Stones' Rock and Roll Circus. Lennon on lead vocal and rhythm guitar, Clapton on lead guitar, Richards on bass and Mitch on the skins! Talk about a supergroup. 👍
Incredible. One of the best of his time or of any time. Fantastic drummer. Noel was a guitar player from what I understand. But I wouldn't call him an ameteur. He knew his stuff. If I were in a band with Jimi Hendrix, I wouldn't want to play guitar. Bass would be nice. I could slip into a nice pocket and let Jimi do his thing. I could add to the music by providing the groove and doing that well without trying to compete with Jimi.
Satriani had the best description and breakdown of Hendrix's playing.
Those licks were badass
True.
Satch is one of the greats himself
Exactly, especially regarding his incredible talent for improvising.
Love the Hendrix stories.
JH my hero.
I've listened to his music for years.
Every time, it amazes me.
My hero also......
One of the best Stern show, clips and recent years!!💯👍🏼🌌💫
I am a Hendrix fan for Life. I studied Jimmi's music and licks for 30 years now. He will always be the GOAT. To me the only guitarist to hold a flame to the GOAT was SRV. When Joe Walsh said he couldn't figure Jimmi out because he's guitar was backwards including the strings is NOT TRUE. If you look at the GOAT playing, his low E string is on the top. If he played backwards, the low E would be at the bottom. I thought this for years and started playing lefty with low E on the bottom. I haven't changed since. Jimmi was a showman and what better effect than playing upsidedown and backwards, and inside out. He will forever be the ultimate champ, guitar hero. ✌️❤️🤗🇵🇸
Robin Trower, former guitarist of Procol Harum, was the first to carry the Hendrix torch, that I know of. He seriously tried to replicate Jimi's "sound", but Jimi's playing technique was steeped in R&B, Funk, even more than "the Blues". Little Richard and Curtis Mayfield had a HUGE influence on his unique playing. In fact, I have heard that when he got to Britain, they said he reminded them of Curtis Mayfield. Before he plugged into Marshal "refrigerators", cranked to 10!
You have the genius of the PLAYING…which people emulate and copy. Then you have the true genius of the creativity. All the greats….its one thing to learn the licks and riffs. It’s another to come up with them. Hendrix and Eddie are the game changers in my opinion. Just devastating in every way.
I would include SRV in that trio of the greatest! Stevie was just a monster on guitar.
@@curbozerboomer1773 Yep he sure was, though he flew on Jimi's wings.
@@curbozerboomer1773SRV was SO influenced by Jimi & Albert King that I think he had yet to really find his own complete voice, where the sounds are synthesized. He was obviously a great guitarist, but I think he had yet to shed completely his influences.
Loved everyone’s experience with Jimi 🎸
“He had feathers on! He was terrifying!!”
Sorry. Didn't know you already quoted the best line from the best HS montage about the best guitarist.
Joe Walsh is always great. Music, or any story.
That was both funny and a complement. Love it
Howard....is the only one on the planet
this is a great compilation` ...really shows the Mega Intensity of these famous artists and their early reactions to Hendrix
This made my lunch break much better. Keep documenting history!
i could listen to a year of this. . .
Same here bro.
I really enjoyed this....i could listen to rock n roll stories for days , fascinated by the subject in general , not just a certain artist. Thanks howard.
He played with joy and a free heart!
"He had feathers on. It was terrifying!" Joe Walsh describing Jimi.
This is a great compilation. Thanks for releasing this to youtube.
Hendrix was phenomenal these stories r fun
These stories are priceless!!! Great post!!!!
Wish I was alive to watch you play . It’s a couple artist on my bucket lists YOLO
Jimi playing Risk on acid is incredible haha
All the ladies loved Jimi
For good reason
Rest in peace
💚😔
Steve Ray Vaughan was clean, very, very clean. And one of the greatest guitarists of all time.
and of course Jimi Hendrix was the best of the best and from another Planet.
This is awesome on so many levels
That was great! Thank you
Thanks for this Howard & Co.
I saw Jimi in concert in 1968. I was a huge fan. At one point he turned around and started to bang the headstock of his guitar repeatedly into his amp. Great show
I notice one of the things that make Stern a successful interviewer is that he's also coming from a fan's perspective. He asks the questions that most people would want to ask given the opportunity
Absolute GOLD💛‼These stories (though short) of Jimi are. Really different time.
So there goes Jimi's Inspiration about shows : He followed Johnny Hallyday in France for a tour, at the time Johnny was rolling on stage and going into frenzy during his act, and then he saw Pete Townsend smash the amps, and here you go. The Chittlin circuit had given his the idea of playing under his leg, with teeth and behind your back. All this to give a Wonderfull act from an outstanding musician to glow some more.
This was awesome you can see how much Howard wished he met Jimi.
What a show Joe Walsh talks bout ...James Gang. Sly and the Family Stone aaaannd The Jimi Hendrix Experience
That sort of concert bill was common at the time. Some shows I saw: 1) Hendrix, Vanilla Fudge, Soft Machine 2) Frank Zappa, Johnny Winter, Mountain and a fourth band I have forgotten 3) Simon and Garfunkle, Lovin' Spoonful. Tickets for these shows were $6 or so.
Joe has such a massive history that most aren't aware.
Especially Pages LP
amazing stuff, loved hearing these stories and all the accolades
Those are really great stories and recounts. Very cool.
Great homage to Hendrix. Howard is obviously obsessed with his music
Thanks for making and uploading this. Jimi deserves it.
Let's get it straight, Hendrix was playing a righty guitar upside down BUT he had restrung it as a lefty. It's what us lefties have done for most of our lives. And that enabled him to mess about with the volume and tone knobs with his wrist while playing to create different sounds.
Plus on a Stratocaster the bridge pickup was angled opposite (so to speak) and apparently he got a different type of tone as well.
I thought everyone knew that
@@Sighdaball I've read many times people saying he played upside down and had to reverse chord shapes :/
@StuCrombieMcCartney would do the same.
I think Albert king played this way as well.
This was awesome !
Jimi is amazing!
Great collection of artists. Bravo, Howard!
He was a free spirit! ❤
The consensus opinion about Jimi other than he was a great guitarist. How nice of a person he was.
A few of his lady friends would disagree with you!
@@curbozerboomer1773 I'm sure that could apply to a lot of famous musicians.
What a legend
Chris Squire has a great interview about the first time he saw Hendrix.
Since I discovered Hendrix in the 7th grade, I was sure I chose to be on this planet just for the music scene
Imagining the Jimi Hendrix Experience with Stephen Stills on bass … WOW!!!
I have a couple of bootleg tapes, that feature Stills playing bass in the studio with Jimi, and also with Johnny Winter! Stills occasionally did jam at the Scene Club, with Jimi, in 1968. What Stills will not admit to, is that in 1970, at Island Studios in London, he asked Jimi to contribute some guitar on Steve's solo album....but he then decided to erase Jimi's efforts!
One of the latter albums put together by the estate has Hendrix on bass and Stills on organ doing the song Woodstock.
Dream combo... Even better with McCartney.
Priceless Thanks Howard
One thing that gets overlooked is that he was a great writer. He wrote almost all the songs he played..
The way it's supposed to be.
Awesome compilation!
Great Idea for a compilation
What a time to be alive…
I love Paul's recalling. So honest and direct. Really sweet. And we know that Paul was responsible for getting him in the Monterey Pop festival which broke him wide open in the states.
Love this compilation
Hendrix = GOAT
No SHIT !!!
Duh
Cool topic; great job. That was lots of fun.
Mitch Mitchell is a great drummer
Axis bold as love ❤️ still the greatest; still have it on CD. Wish I had it on ‘vinyl’ if not purely for collectors purposes ❤
These new montage videos of so many different perspectives are absolutely next level. Great works!
That was a ton of fun to watch Howard. Thank You
Jimi used to do the best Little Richard impressions on the planet.
I wish I could have seen them😂
Me 2!
I LOVE hearing Mitch & Jimi, goof on Elvis.
We REALly missed-out guyz. Da memberz of JHE, & Band of Gypsyz, were all XTREMELY talented. We only got 2 c a lil glimpse.
SMH
Stephen Stills did collab with Jimi Hendrix. Jimi Hendrix is on Stephen Stills debut solo studio album. There's also the 2018 Jimi Hendrix album "Both sides of the Sky".
Howard's greatest strength is he is the best interviewer alive. There should be a full collection of his musical interviews.
his greatest weakness is that he sometimes interrupts too much but he is interesting
Yea, 20-30 years ago.
THANK YOU!!! Howard Stern and Jimi Hendrix!
Great stories and insight
Really cool compilation - Jimi! ❤
How could Hendrix leave us so soon?
and Janis too..
E.m.t. incompetence?
He was only here on a short visitors visa, to blow our minds
@@sheldonscott4037apparently Hendrix was well past any hope of resuscitation when paramedics arrived.
@@TheAnxietyCloset There were no actual "paramedics" in London, in 1970! Just ambulance attendants, with marginal training.
THSS 💯👍🏾pod this WORLD 🌍 CLASS listening to ALL those Legends talking about JIMI HENDRIX. HOWARD thank you 💯🇳🇿🥝👍🏾 Brilliant podcast
May his memory be a blessing.
Great Interview
Robyn is such an asset with her constant refrain of "Wow"
Awesome segment
Joe Walsh mentions the dressing room in Youngstown Ohio where a hockey team dresses and boom I pictured Slap Shot with Paul Newman.
Very enjoyable podcast. Thanks.
really nice comp...excellent
the best forever
I love that custom Ibanez Joe Satriani has
Thanks Howard! Jimi was the best. So are you! :)
Concerts were a bounty of great music in the ‘70’s. My first stint as a photog/interviewer, the venue: Jesse Colin Young, Crosby, Stills, Nash, Young, Doobie Brothers AND, Elvin Bishop.
Three years “shootin’ real Musicians and being a fly on the wall in the Green rooms.🤙😎🕉
The Beatles will always be my favorite band and their solo careers. Though all these people are all really great musicians!
Wow, how cool!!! 😎
way cool thanks// Peace and Love Rock on Brother
Legend, Jimi Hendrix
Jimi Hendrix playing risk on acid: not what I was expecting, but can't say I'm surprised 😂😂
Hendrix's tone was in his soul
love when he interviews bands on their stage. ready to go !
love jimi song "HEY JOE"™!!
Jesse Ventura is referring to Band of Gypsies; i.e. Jimi's band after Experience.
But the concert he's referring to was not the band of gypsies. It was hendrix cox and mitchell
@@bartrobinson2103CRY OF LOVE TOUR beginning in April 1970.
Thx so much for this thx y.t.
What a gig The James Gang, Jimmy Hendrix and Sly and the family stone all on the same night how great those days must have been ❤️❤️❤️❤️and now we have Knob Heads using Autotune and winning Grammys FF SAKE 🙄🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🙄
Animals kinks yardbirds allman brothers DC5 Hollies Zombies
Holy smokes! You hit the trifecta bro😮
Jimi played bass on the second half or so of Electric Lady Land.
Hendrix did not play all the instruments on his albums. It was Noel on Bass and Mitch on Drums for the first two albums. Also, Hendrix did not burn a Guitar at Woodstock.
Were you there?
Jimi did play bass in the studio on a lot of tracks
@@valentinarmenta4982 That is not the point...his guitar burning episodes were documented very well...no episodes of that, after 1967.
Very interesting what Daltrey said about him maybe becoming a jazz poet.
I read somewhere that Jimi was going to collaborate with Miles Davis. Sadly, Jimi died before this came to fruition.
@@waynej2608Davis wanted 💲60,000 upfront & Hendrix's management so NO❗Paul McCartney was also gonna b in the group as well as SLY STONES' horn section.
@@waynej2608It didn't happen because miles wanted $10K up front.
70's for him would have been full of jazz, funk, blues and all sorts of fusions most definitely.
Good show Howard.😎
RIP Jimi, The true GuitarHero!
I'm in my 30s and ive heard of Jimmy my whole life but I can't name a single song of his to save my life 😅😂😂
... Rip Jimi Hendrix