Imagine sitting in the crowd looking up at Jimi on his knees making sounds that you’ve never heard of before and crafting such a killer solo all off the top of his head.
@@zSpacetundra That’s what I think. I’m not a guitarist, but I know improv very well, and Hendrix’s style is impossible to replicate. That’s why he’s so fucking great
@@MusicissuperiorEVHROX316 fr man musician or not, you can understand it, also srv is nice he is not as good at improv but i love his songs and hendrix covers still hendrix is a little bit better and hendrixs' reputation is held in a higher regard (not by much)
@@zSpacetundra I mean no disrespect to SRV, but I think it’s a bit rich for anyone to say he was greater than Hendrix at Hendrix’s own music. Hendrix will always be my hero and I will always think he’s the greatest
The way the drummer Mitch Mitchell was able to follow Jimi Hendrix’s rhythm is so crazy, I don’t think people know how hard that is and how skilled you actually have to be. Respect!!
Mitch was a amazing drummer who was a jazz drummer that grew up idolizing Buddy Rich and Gene Krupa. Plus he took lessons from Jim Marshall the father of Marshall amplification. Plus Billy Cox on bass made for one kick ass rhythm section
An Irishman / british politician@@vavra222 was said to have coined the phrase to start with, yet if you wish to correlate it with scripture, you'll find those words used by Christ Jesus, probably gave them the idea.
How much praise has he received and how much praise does he deserve? Are you just saying that you think he's good? Just say that, because you aren't the first to notice his talent.
Yeah nah. He’s the most influential but far from the greatest guitarist. I would give that to Stevie Ray Vaughan. Watch his performance of this song and it’s a lot more technically skilled and sounds better honestly
May I say.i another thing about hendrix was ever last sing he sang was all his he never copied any one else or sang any one else's song with there in spin on it what he wrote he sang only not a copy cat singer we loved Jimmy to death to bad he didn't live longer..he knew his death was comeing and he predicted it many times. Like when.he sang I.heare my train comein that was Jimmy's way of saying he's leaving. Soon
A very very talented man neve once had a music teacher taught him self how to.play from day 1 and kept at until he had if perfected what grate wsy to learn.no one ever dreamed Jimmy eoud take off like this Jimmy the world still.loves you and you will never be forgot
He was ahead of his time. Till this day I get amazed by his abilities. My fourteen year old daughter was listening to him the other day and asked me to buy her a guitar. She's at the guitar class right now!
That is great! Yeah have her check other channels of kids playing. Little miumiu guitar girl will inspire and she just turned 7. Jimi to me is one of the coolest cats in music.
Have her listen to guys like Wes Montgomery, Peter green, Guthrie Govan, Albert King, Robben Ford, Tommy Emanuel, Josh Smith, Bb kin etc.. she'll be a beast!
True analogic cameras are amazing. And film is equivalent of a 4K today. Today a digital camera is still ugly because can't capture the light in the same way the old analogic cameras did.
@@poulwinther lol! I was looking at the rather gorgeous white frock on the dancer next to her and would never have had the opportunity of enjoying your girl sitting without your comment .....thanks man ☮🍄😆😂🙏
The foam is there because it's windy. He's using a Shure SM58, the industry standard back then, and you can get a black foam cover as an option for windy applications. In 1970, when take-home pay from a steel factory was around $100 a week, a Shure SM58 cost $225.
@@kramttelwoh I sort of notice that most of the people are Caucasian. You'd think being in Hawaii there would be alot of native and asian people there. Was this a private party or was it open to the public?
I read that Jimi was Happy this Day because the Size of the audience was so small. He was Super Relaxed. I think EVERY person in the Audience was Tripping. Jimi's playing was Unbelievable. Out of this World
Eh, it's just an EGO cult opinion. Pentatonic soloing is now the "best" ever... not really. I can think of plenty of genius musicians who excel far beyond him. And have you ever asked yourself who Jimi considered the "best"... it wasn't himself
Those people in the crowd seemingly high and grooving, dazzled by the music, little must they know that they were witnessing musical greatness unfolding on that small nondescript stage.
Long ago my 75-year old-grandmother, who never cared for music and was highly critical of rock, sat next to me as I was watching the Hendrix Live at Woodstock VHS. She watched the whole thing and said, "Wow, this guy is really good". Grandma has been gone for many years now, and to this day this is the greatest compliment I have ever heard of Jimi Hendrix.
Grandma knows what's up! I remember when I was in high school and my dad got me a "Jimi Plays Berkeley" VHS for Christmas. We watched it and my dad was actually impressed by what he saw. He was definitely not into rock at all. I was a newb trying to get my guitar playing together and Jimi was my inspiration. Thank you dad and Jimi!
What a fabulous memory to hold so dear my friend ❤ I also love Hendrix because of my older brother who is no longer here either❤ I have watched & listened repeatedly to so much Jimi over my life time I can sing the words to most of his songs 🎵 which I guess looks pretty odd to some folk as a guy came over to me one night whilst enjoying a rock band playing a bit of Hendrix lol he said you really enjoyed that didn't you haha oh wow guess it showed 🎸 😂 *Rock on Jimi make my ears bleed*
At the height of the Satanic Panic my mom overheard me listening to Ozzy's "Diary of A Madman" with Randy Rhoads on guitar and all those beautiful diminished chords on the intro. My mom said, "wow.....what a beautiful song." I was stunned. The hardest thing she ever listened to was the Beatles.
This concert show's jimi's love for the people. It isn't the biggest crowd ever, still he gives every part of his being into it. The solo kills me. it brings me to tears. It is pure liberation to me and shows me how absolutely in tune with himself and the music jimi was. Pure transcendence.
Ever good musician I know does the same. I went to see a show once and it was pouring rain, the woman performing put a bench on stage for me under the awning and played and sang her heart out. One of my best memories.
this version rhythm is spot on ,but he seems to be playıng a speeded up faster version, i like the one with more breathing room, but still there was/ is no one to compare to his acid blues infusion & next level original tunes, i used to dance & imagine skateboarding to this, can u feel the G-force transitions, swoops & turns & floating midair....only ... to... to drop in ...again there are those who do amazing covers of this tune but it took Jimi to run point & light the way for everyone to follow...
Fuck man You were so lucky Although being 8 you might not have appreciated it fully Wow Watched this movie at the cinema had it on video then DVD Now watch it all online Love to all Jimi fans
Hats off to you, my good man... It's stories like yours, which also make me realize why we need an actual time machine ( a real physically functioning one at that).
Что ни говори, а красивого голоса не услышал, но и тема сыграна шероховато , с множеством повторов. Восторга нет. Сравним J.X.с Дип Перпл, к примеру, и кто в выигрыше?
@@ВладимирСеменов-щ8н Have you lost your mind? Hendrix is one of the best guitar players in the history of music. If not THE best guitar player. I think Jimmy Page is at his level, but even that's debatable.
My father didn’t talk to me very much as a child but I will never forget 4 words he said to me. We were in a record store, must’ve been waiting in my mother somewhere else in the mall. Well I was overwhelmed with all the music and couldn’t think of any band to look at. 11 year old me walked to my dad and asked “I can’t think of anyone to look at. Who do you suggest?” He said,” Jimi Hendrix is good!” Thank you dad. The best words you ever spoke to me. I went over to Hendrix’s bin and only picked the one where the artwork grabbed me. I remember it was a close up on Hendrix cuz he was the only thing you could see on stage and he was shining blue from the lights. It was Hendrix Live at Winterland! That was my introduction to a lifetime of listening to the man. I’m 51 and watching this first thing in the morning and Hendrix once again brings a tear to my eye. ✌️
The Tax Free from that album is other worldly guitar playing and you can't hardly find it anywhere. Even on the other Winterlland releases. Smh The Hey Joe is great to! He opens it with a bunch of pull offs then a decending run of notes. The does the open riff kinda palm muted and double picks the notes. I know your lil head was blown lol
Wooooooffff! Live at Winterland is likely the best live recording ever…if any recording. He is on fire…and I’ve heard a lot of Hendrix. Damn he was flying without a net.
So many amazing details in one single video. The horse running, the grumpy kid looking at the camera, people smiles, the dancing, the perfect weather conditions, the quality of the video, the perfection and precision coming from the band and well of course Mr. Hendrix is just a star. His style, bravado, confidence, witt, and just feeling music. Man….. have we lost track of goodness on this earth.
I've seen this many times but just noticed the horse and grumpy kid too. About half the men were shirtless and no one is over weight. The foam on the amp mic too.
The look of amazement in people’s faces is crazy to me. You have to keep in mind that before Jimi no one was doing this with a guitar, to many it was really something out of the ordinary.
I agree with you, indeed Hendrix is a great and talented artist who's songs never goes out of style, he's one of my favorites artist, he's songs still and always heals the Soul, I pray God gives you lot of beautiful days.
I am almost as blown away by the amount (so few) of people in this audience, as I am with (as always) watching Jimi effortlessly do his magic with his guitar. So fluid and effortlessly as he makes music that is so powerful and out of the realm of what had ever existed before or since. Jimi is love personified and his memory will always be there.
Jimi Hendrix was such a class act. Here he is playing his heart out for about 300 people. He appreciated his fans and his passion was making incredible music that only a few people are as gifted as he to make.
Yes , of course within the Grand scheme of the space/time continuum , with all things considered & notwithstanding anything tO the cOntrary , this was filmed a few seconds ago , or perhaps it's being filmed live! And Direct & transmitted to our optical devices right here right nOw!! ....or something.
Yep. They shot it on film. Looks like 35mm mixed with 16mm. You can see the camera operator on stage with an Arriflex 16 film camera. Looks like a recent scan from the original camera negatives.
jimi hendrix was the first concert I ever attended. 16 years old at Dallas Memorial Auditorium...circa 1966? 1967? My mind ain't been right since.... and I love it!!!
@@MAsWorld1 I am Brazilian. Taste is not discussed, but I don't understand why hundreds of millions of people love this kind of music. I respect it, of course, but if this song is as good as many say, this one here would have to be considered from another planet; ua-cam.com/video/z75JpfOKIBI/v-deo.html
yes, that's one reason it's special Jimi footage. you might know, it was part of a movie they made called Rainbow Bridge, which also had the soundtrack for it that I used to have on vinyl. certainly worth finding the whole movie if you can.
Thats exactly what I was writing about too.So much bootleg and not so great footage ovet the years...I can finally eatch a cleaned up copy and it looks great. The audio is cleaned up immensely...Eddie Kramer does wonders to recorded shows.
Jimi was like a comet that lit up the entire musical world and so many peoples’ lives, and before you knew it, he was gone way too soon, but I’ll always be grateful to my dad for introducing me to him at a young age
@@playlegit7 Depends on how you're defining rhythm less then. It their heads they're probably feeling it. The thing about moving is you overload your senses and can't listen as easily. There's a reason guitarists and musicians in general close their eyes. Sure, sometimes moving augments the song, but it takes away from a different approach to listening.
As a Jimi Hendrix fan of long time standing, I've got to say that this is my all time favorite concert footage of him. Jimi Hendrix my love for you reaches the furthest edges of the cosmos forever!
@@batlevi2247 Jimi was an original mastermind as you say, but EVH took it to another level, inventing many things himself. Jimi would have been surprised as anyone when Van Halen 1 came out. Just imagine how great Jimi could have been if he had lived.
If you listen to Jimi’s other stuff, you’ll notice that he doesn’t just play hard like every hard rock guitarist in existence. He can also play soft and get all the little intricacies that bind a song together.
How could the crowd be so small. This is the best version of Voodoo Child out there. The bass line is incredible and Jimi is just out there. Will never be replicated.
@@subtobeasty6847 SRV revered Jimi Hendrix. He learned to play guitar from the age of 11 playing along to Jimi's records over and over again. He had 25 years to study Voodoo Child and master his way with it. Jimi *wrote it when he was 25* and died only 2 years later.
@Ryan Walters You said it all Ryan thank you for such a well thought out, in depth, accurate, comment. The great thing is we can all still enjoy Jimi immensely as I do on a daily basis. Be safe Ryan.
He's just astonishing. It's like the guitar is an extra limb, he makes it look so effortless. A real example of someone doing exactly what they were born to do.
There's an old black and white photo of Hendrix frying eggs on a cooker with his guitar strapped on. I read he would even played it unplugged while watching tv.
@@bingsinatra5283 I mean yeah I practice chord changes and strumming patterns and stuff while watching tv too. That's a pretty common guitar player thing I think. But you're definitely right. Jimi really lived and breathed guitar like few (if any) ever have.
Legends never die! no matter how much time passes by, 50 years, 100 years... No one will be able to dethrone this man. He layed the foundation for all rock guitarist.
The truth is, there are many, many people that do, in fact, play just like Jimi today. That's the amount of influence he had on guitar players. Sadly, if Jimi played exactly like he did back then, today, no one would know who he is because people simply don't listen to rock like they used to. When creating an icon, a lot of stars have to align and the time has to be right. Guys like Jimi and Eddie were once in a lifetime players, but today belongs to a different generation that doesn't care much for rock and roll, sadly.
lol He'd be a nobody in his mom's basement playing this today. there's probably 1000's people that can play like this nowaydays. Zero rock bands becoming famous at that level. It's not the most popular form of music right now.
I try to explain this fact to people and they just dont understand, the first 3 albums were recorded by the time he was 25, he had been playing guitar for only 9 fucking years. That is insane. (The first time i understood that i wanted to throw my guitar out the window, still do actually)
For me, it is his groove feeling and his showman capabilities that are really impressive. Technically, a lot of current guitarists are as competent as him, or even better (like Tony Emmanuel, Julian Lage, etc, in another genres). And he was devoted to guitar, so his 10 years of « guitar practicing » are not the same as yours. But he certainly grew up in a musical environment, listening to a lot of (different) music and blues guitarists. That could make a huge difference in the way you perceive things and could lead you to really « internally » hear sounds that you are looking for and that are « melodic » or « groovy ». So yeah, for sure he was « special » and unique. But please do not throw your guitar :), it could take times to develop your musical skills, it is not a competition, be patient, love your musical journey (and nobody has the same), and maybe one day you will feel the stimulus that will connect your brain directly to the instrument 🙏🏻 - at this moment, we will be happy to listen to you playing the guitar even if you are 70 years old
I'd bet he spent more time playing guitar in 12 years than most people do in a lifetime. That's the case with most top guitarists. They live and breath it everyday.
As others have said, film has long exceeded the quality of digital in both color and resolution. It's only been a few years that 8k digital exceeds 35mm film in effective resolution, but there's also 70mm (65mm film). If you wonder how old TV sitcoms from the '70s and '80s are converted to 4k, they're just scanning the original 35mm prints. How else would you release "Gone with the Wind" in 1938? Kids these days 🙄
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Imagine sitting in the crowd looking up at Jimi on his knees making sounds that you’ve never heard of before and crafting such a killer solo all off the top of his head.
I don’t care what elitists say, Jimi Hendrix will forever be THE guitar player
@@MusicissuperiorEVHROX316 he is the best improv player ever, and improv is the hardest thing to do on guitar
@@zSpacetundra That’s what I think. I’m not a guitarist, but I know improv very well, and Hendrix’s style is impossible to replicate. That’s why he’s so fucking great
@@MusicissuperiorEVHROX316 fr man musician or not, you can understand it, also srv is nice he is not as good at improv but i love his songs and hendrix covers still hendrix is a little bit better and hendrixs' reputation is held in a higher regard (not by much)
@@zSpacetundra I mean no disrespect to SRV, but I think it’s a bit rich for anyone to say he was greater than Hendrix at Hendrix’s own music. Hendrix will always be my hero and I will always think he’s the greatest
The way the drummer Mitch Mitchell was able to follow Jimi Hendrix’s rhythm is so crazy, I don’t think people know how hard that is and how skilled you actually have to be. Respect!!
Ive Been drumming for 40 years and your absolutely right. Mitchell lhad a style all his own. Awesome
@@adamsmith3996 lmao Mitch McConnell
@@patrick.0.590 oops ! Mitchell
True. They were a perfect match. Mitch was a fantastic drummer and started as Jazz from very young age.. Perfection.. 👍👌🙉🙉
Mitch was a amazing drummer who was a jazz drummer that grew up idolizing Buddy Rich and Gene Krupa. Plus he took lessons from Jim Marshall the father of Marshall amplification. Plus Billy Cox on bass made for one kick ass rhythm section
Look how small that crowd is. They are witnessing greatness in intimacy. What a powerful combination
Yeah a powerful combination...but won't quite call "intimacy" the crucial factor
Poor choice of venue- in the afternoon, in the middle of a field-
Passage of time.😂
I'm sure they're all powerful executives now. F them
@@normanspurgeon5324 in hawaii ... quite a commute :)
"When the power of love overcomes the love of power, the world will know peace." -Jimi Hendrix
@@jessiewaters-m2w jimi who?? jimi crackhead??
I agree but i also think its a very naive hope.
An Irishman / british politician@@vavra222 was said to have coined the phrase to start with, yet if you wish to correlate it with scripture, you'll find those words used by Christ Jesus, probably gave them the idea.
@@vavra222 its not naive its beautiful
Wow no truer 😢 have ever been spoken 👍
It's incredible how crisp and clear this footage is.
Was just thinking that also
@@go1tigers Yep
I know it got remastered and all but footage on some good film can be cristal clear, just like nirvana’s live at the paramount.
That's because this was done right. A lot of what's posted is from old home movies, or copies of old VHS or DVD's
@@captainamerica9353 what's an VHS ?! LOL nah I'm only joking around
*I feel like the drummer deserves more praise man.* He killed it too.
That’s Mitch Mitchell there for you mate. He’s kind of overshadowed by Jimi but in the drumming world, he’s quite a legend too.
@@ands3227 one of the undisputed GOATs, so many of the Experience's songs wouldn't have been nearly as good without him
How much praise has he received and how much praise does he deserve? Are you just saying that you think he's good? Just say that, because you aren't the first to notice his talent.
Definitely.
bassist too haha all of them were killing it!
If he’s not your favorite guitarist then he’s probably your favorite guitarists’ favorite guitarist
I agree layman don’t get it but any guitarist fears him.
Melhor comentário 🤝🤝
Accurate
Dude, you are so correct. Slash is my favorite guitarist, got me into guitar, and Hendrix had a big influence on him. Jimi is right up there too
@deewane45Neither does yours 😊
He is, without a shadow of a doubt, the greatest guitarist of all time.
AGREED!
SRV - also amazing
Of course not
Yeah nah. He’s the most influential but far from the greatest guitarist. I would give that to Stevie Ray Vaughan. Watch his performance of this song and it’s a lot more technically skilled and sounds better honestly
@@ryancoo3968SRV’s version is so sterile compared to Jimi’s version. SRV was a great guitarist but he played it way too safe.
It’s mind blowing how music can make you reminisce about a time you never experienced.
Well said!!!
Omg ❤that’s soooo true 🎉🎉😢😅😊
That’s The Jimi Hendrix Experience
May I say.i another thing about hendrix was ever last sing he sang was all his he never copied any one else or sang any one else's song with there in spin on it what he wrote he sang only not a copy cat singer we loved Jimmy to death to bad he didn't live longer..he knew his death was comeing and he predicted it many times. Like when.he sang I.heare my train comein that was Jimmy's way of saying he's leaving. Soon
A very very talented man neve once had a music teacher taught him self how to.play from day 1 and kept at until he had if perfected what grate wsy to learn.no one ever dreamed Jimmy eoud take off like this
Jimmy the world still.loves you and you will never be forgot
This video's quality from 50 years ago is more clear than my Zoom's online class
The ramones are 240p this is all 1080p blasting this to 2.1 speakers sounds awesome...
Tape/film in the 60s/70s was super clear, and video was still primitive so that’s why there’s such a gap in quality in different videos
Yeah. That is the lesser known power of analog
It was like if the camera's were 1020p but the player was stuck at 360p
because it was recorded on film, not digital.
The fact the guitar stayed in tune is a feat within itself.
good point
Like the reality (us)
Strats stay in tune pretty well, Leo Fender made a good product
It doesn’t have to stay in tune when you distort and wawa the fuck out of it.
How can you tell ?
It's November 2024, I'm 50 and I'm still looking up the genius talent of Jimi Hendrix!
But you were not born in 1970
LOOK AT THAT CROWD HE HAS THEM ALL MEZMERIZED BLOWN OUT OF THEIR SOCKS. IT'S LIKE ALIEN LANDED
Truth! Grew up on Jimi, Zeppelin, Sabbath, etc... Don't know if I was born to late, or what... but I'm glad to enjoy it now!
I'm 83 ditto
He was ahead of his time. Till this day I get amazed by his abilities. My fourteen year old daughter was listening to him the other day and asked me to buy her a guitar. She's at the guitar class right now!
Good luck!!!
Awesome !
That is great!
Yeah have her check other channels of kids playing.
Little miumiu guitar girl will inspire and she just turned 7.
Jimi to me is one of the coolest cats in music.
Have her listen to guys like Wes Montgomery, Peter green, Guthrie Govan, Albert King, Robben Ford, Tommy Emanuel, Josh Smith, Bb kin etc.. she'll be a beast!
Awesome, I picked up a guitar about 4 years ago when I was 12 because of Angus Young, but what kept me playing was Hendrix and SRV
This is probably the highest quality 1970 video I have ever seen
Wtf 1940s movies were crisp
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These are great as well for their time!
Awesome! Jimmy rocked this cover of Voodoo Child.
He was the greatest in his area of rock and funk.
True analogic cameras are amazing. And film is equivalent of a 4K today. Today a digital camera is still ugly because can't capture the light in the same way the old analogic cameras did.
@@Tutujiujiuex depends on the film stock they used. Some had very low dynamic range and grainy.
The clarity of the 70s film is amazing. It’s literally like going back in time.
I Want To Have A Time Machine So I Could See Jimi Hendrix Live That Would Be A Great Jimi Hendrix Experience
Seriously, it's wild how good quality the audio and video is.
I seriously wish I had been a teenager in that era, but I came along ten years too late.
Much better than todays video.
People look more human back in these times. Is it me or certain humans starting to look genetically modified
Happy Birthday!
nothing better than a bunch of hippies on psychedelics jamming to Jimi Hendrix
Look at them now all have aids and yelling at skateboarders
most of them on quantanium quantum
Dont forget the koi fish on the pole blowing around.
The girl sitting down from around 4:02 has no clue what planet she's on 🤣
@@poulwinther lol! I was looking at the rather gorgeous white frock on the dancer next to her and would never have had the opportunity of enjoying your girl sitting without your comment .....thanks man ☮🍄😆😂🙏
Still ahead of time, not only Jimi but the whole band. Most people in the audience simply don't seem to realize what they are perceiving.
everyone was high
@@robertswift610190% of the crowd looked like they were stoned outta their mind 💀
It was escape of the rich from Vietnam call up. We had a crazy time with the yanks escape in the Caribbean. Oh Hendrix
@@LosHitman Cause they were.
Acid was cheap. I dug riding a horse during the concert
I love how the 'microphone' is just wrapped in a bit of foam. And the crowd is so small and omg how lucky are those people to have been there!
Ikr!
The foam is there because it's windy. He's using a Shure SM58, the industry standard back then,
and you can get a black foam cover as an option for windy applications. In 1970, when take-home pay
from a steel factory was around $100 a week, a Shure SM58 cost $225.
My aunt and uncle and cousin were all in attendance. ❤😊
@@kramttelwoh I sort of notice that most of the people are Caucasian. You'd think being in Hawaii there would be alot of native and asian people there. Was this a private party or was it open to the public?
They weren’t there.
Proper music, real instruments, real talent.
This is what Bill Hicks was talking about when he slagged off the phonies: The Balls
I read that Jimi was Happy this Day because the Size of the audience was so small.
He was Super Relaxed.
I think EVERY person in the Audience was Tripping.
Jimi's playing was Unbelievable.
Out of this World
i think this was an FBI or CIA experience lol
And now I’m listening to it trippin more than 50 years later. Damn, that’s trippy. Woah, I mean….woahhhhh
They were all tripping but apparently jimi wouldn't play the second half unless they livened up a bit instead of staring at molecules lol
Trippy Shrippy…this is amazing. TY !
Wonder if Bass player was a local?
@@thisbliss81 is that what he’s saying at 5:15 ?
Jimi played the guitar like no other. It was an extension of his body. Just a pleasure to watch. He was otherworldly.
Absolutely right. There will be no other. I'm listening to Jimi for 50 years and will carry on. Thanks Jimi. RIP.
You are almost there on this statement. Thank you for this opinion 🙂👍
Stevie ray Vaughn. that’s all ima say
Eh, it's just an EGO cult opinion. Pentatonic soloing is now the "best" ever... not really. I can think of plenty of genius musicians who excel far beyond him. And have you ever asked yourself who Jimi considered the "best"... it wasn't himself
Music isn't a competition anyway. You're all such egoists
That horse passing by at 2:37 is as psychedelic as you can get
That probably fucked with the entire crowd🤣🤣
😂😂😂
Great catch
i thought the same
Exactly. I was hoping someone else appreciated that too.
Those people in the crowd seemingly high and grooving, dazzled by the music, little must they know that they were witnessing musical greatness unfolding on that small nondescript stage.
Long ago my 75-year old-grandmother, who never cared for music and was highly critical of rock, sat next to me as I was watching the Hendrix Live at Woodstock VHS. She watched the whole thing and said, "Wow, this guy is really good". Grandma has been gone for many years now, and to this day this is the greatest compliment I have ever heard of Jimi Hendrix.
Grandma knows what's up! I remember when I was in high school and my dad got me a "Jimi Plays Berkeley" VHS for Christmas. We watched it and my dad was actually impressed by what he saw. He was definitely not into rock at all. I was a newb trying to get my guitar playing together and Jimi was my inspiration. Thank you dad and Jimi!
What a fabulous memory to hold so dear my friend ❤
I also love Hendrix because of my older brother who is no longer here either❤
I have watched & listened repeatedly to so much Jimi over my life time I can sing the words to most of his songs 🎵 which I guess looks pretty odd to some folk as a guy came over to me one night whilst enjoying a rock band playing a bit of Hendrix lol he said you really enjoyed that didn't you haha oh wow guess it showed 🎸 😂
*Rock on Jimi make my ears bleed*
Perfect ha my grandsons name hendrix yup the beat goes on
At the height of the Satanic Panic my mom overheard me listening to Ozzy's "Diary of A Madman" with Randy Rhoads on guitar and all those beautiful diminished chords on the intro. My mom said, "wow.....what a beautiful song." I was stunned. The hardest thing she ever listened to was the Beatles.
This concert show's jimi's love for the people. It isn't the biggest crowd ever, still he gives every part of his being into it. The solo kills me. it brings me to tears. It is pure liberation to me and shows me how absolutely in tune with himself and the music jimi was. Pure transcendence.
Ever good musician I know does the same. I went to see a show once and it was pouring rain, the woman performing put a bench on stage for me under the awning and played and sang her heart out. One of my best memories.
Well said
Jesus they were hardly buzzing that crowd
Truth!! ❤️❤️❤️
This show was set up for an offbeat movie from the outset. The audience was grouped in their astrological signs, supposedly hah
The guitar spoke, sang, cried, wailed, and danced in his hands.
Smooth comment
this version rhythm is spot on ,but he seems to be playıng a speeded up faster version, i like the one with more breathing room, but still there was/ is no one to compare to his acid blues infusion & next level original tunes, i used to dance & imagine skateboarding to this, can u feel the G-force transitions, swoops & turns & floating midair....only ...
to...
to drop in ...again
there are those who do amazing covers of this tune but it took Jimi to run point & light the way for everyone to follow...
@@mindsigh4 ó
Even Jim I would admit that Jimi wasn’t the first or a god, others after him did the same, some did even better! Pull your head out!
It look effortless for him.
This incarnation of the Jimi Hendrix Experience was the essence of rock music.
I WAS 8 YEARS OLD AND MY BABYSITTER AND HER BOYFRIEND TOOK ME TO THIS CONCERT ON MAUI. THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES
Fuck man You were so lucky Although being 8 you might not have appreciated it fully Wow Watched this movie at the cinema had it on video then DVD Now watch it all online Love to all Jimi fans
I think that I saw you in the video at about 2:37, the little blonde kid, who appears to be talking on a cell phone. In 1970.
@@jasonhochman3750 i hope he answer
Hats off to you, my good man... It's stories like yours, which also make me realize why we need an actual time machine ( a real physically functioning one at that).
@@jasonhochman3750 On point!
These people here witnessed the most incredible concert in their life. Rest is history. RIP Jimi
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Hendrix live with drums and bass dubbed in the studio. Glad someone did it because of the lack of a good sonic live recording .
Its Jimi!
@@ivanbobic4032 111qqq 8
Looks boring
Man he really did something no one else was doing at the time. Even listening to it now, he's still one of the most expressive players i've heard.
Well said! And true!
And Gary Moore!!
The feedback he gets itself is worth more than the most technical playing
Expressive is the perfect word,! every bit of his essence is in his playing and yeah Gary Moore played with a similar passion , it’s ethereal
facts no one capture your ears like boom as a kid I knew like wow 😂
Happy Heavenly 82nd Birthday Jimi Hendrix November 27 1942 - September 18 1970
Jimi Hendrix was so fkn great that people forget to realize the man behind the drumkit was one of the best ever.
im the first to comment here yey
I was just gonna comment that!
Yes mitch mitchel is the best ever!!
Drummers don’t
Is that Mitch?
The wind protection on the microphones is really unique.
Rest in peace Mr. Hendrix. Your music is immortal! 🤩
On a windy day they improvised. Please excuse my fertile mind but it appears to look like a fold of human anatomy. Sort of erotic, eh what ??
Что ни говори, а красивого голоса не услышал, но и тема сыграна шероховато , с множеством повторов. Восторга нет. Сравним J.X.с Дип Перпл, к примеру, и кто в выигрыше?
@@ВладимирСеменов-щ8н ты сейчас одного человека с группой сравниваешь ?
Rip 🙏
@@ВладимирСеменов-щ8н Have you lost your mind? Hendrix is one of the best guitar players in the history of music. If not THE best guitar player. I think Jimmy Page is at his level, but even that's debatable.
Good thing jimi stopped by earth to drop some bangers for us
My father didn’t talk to me very much as a child but I will never forget 4 words he said to me. We were in a record store, must’ve been waiting in my mother somewhere else in the mall. Well I was overwhelmed with all the music and couldn’t think of any band to look at. 11 year old me walked to my dad and asked “I can’t think of anyone to look at. Who do you suggest?” He said,” Jimi Hendrix is good!” Thank you dad. The best words you ever spoke to me. I went over to Hendrix’s bin and only picked the one where the artwork grabbed me. I remember it was a close up on Hendrix cuz he was the only thing you could see on stage and he was shining blue from the lights. It was Hendrix Live at Winterland! That was my introduction to a lifetime of listening to the man. I’m 51 and watching this first thing in the morning and Hendrix once again brings a tear to my eye. ✌️
Jimi had it all, man.
Style, charisma, panache, delivery, talent, chill, handsome, affable, socially conscious, he just had it all.
The Tax Free from that album is other worldly guitar playing and you can't hardly find it anywhere. Even on the other Winterlland releases. Smh The Hey Joe is great to! He opens it with a bunch of pull offs then a decending run of notes. The does the open riff kinda palm muted and double picks the notes. I know your lil head was blown lol
🙌🏾
Wooooooffff! Live at Winterland is likely the best live recording ever…if any recording. He is on fire…and I’ve heard a lot of Hendrix. Damn he was flying without a net.
winterland was the first hendrix album i owned too
So many amazing details in one single video. The horse running, the grumpy kid looking at the camera, people smiles, the dancing, the perfect weather conditions, the quality of the video, the perfection and precision coming from the band and well of course Mr. Hendrix is just a star. His style, bravado, confidence, witt, and just feeling music. Man….. have we lost track of goodness on this earth.
Speak for yourself
I've seen this many times but just noticed the horse and grumpy kid too. About half the men were shirtless and no one is over weight. The foam on the amp mic too.
@@elementgypsyyeah everyone there was on drugs 😂
Just look at the way the people were moving lol
How many horses got to hear Jimi play live? lmao lucky horse
All these dancing girls are now grandmas
He is literally melting their faces. Those seats today would cost a million dollars. That sound alone makes him number one
Not sure you know the meaning of "literally".
@@sheilamacdougal4874 I think he got it literally wrong....(and I am not speaking figuratively..:-))
……
facts no one near him originally
The look of amazement in people’s faces is crazy to me. You have to keep in mind that before Jimi no one was doing this with a guitar, to many it was really something out of the ordinary.
the colours of this footage is GORGEOUS.
The power of Kodachrome. I'm willing to bet that was the film this was shot on. Best film ever, so sad that it's no longer made.
I didn't think about until I read your comment but yeah you're right. It does look really great.
Looks like a movie
The colours are breathtaking 😍😍😍😍😍😍
Absolutly ! First I thought it was a fake !
Man this is so surreal, seeing my childhood idol in such good video quality... love y'all.
Hands down one of the most spectacular songs created EVER
Thanks for the love and support, it’s nice to have you here
I agree with you, indeed Hendrix is a great and talented artist who's songs never goes out of style,
he's one of my favorites artist, he's songs still and
always heals the Soul, I pray God gives you lot of beautiful days.
Rythm and lead
I am almost as blown away by the amount (so few) of people in this audience, as I am with (as always) watching Jimi effortlessly do his magic with his guitar. So fluid and effortlessly as he makes music that is so powerful and out of the realm of what had ever existed before or since.
Jimi is love personified and his memory will always be there.
17 years old at this concert. My head was going in circles watching him play.....just incredible!
I’ll bet that was awesome.
man that is great, I have been blessed to see many great acts in my life so far. Seeing Hendrix is something real special
Saludos desde Perú amigo
Que bendición haber escuchado en vivo a Dios Hendrix
So very lucky!! 🎉
damn bro how old are you
Jimi Hendrix was such a class act. Here he is playing his heart out for about 300 people. He appreciated his fans and his passion was making incredible music that only a few people are as gifted as he to make.
And there are still people looking bored, smh imagine being at a JH show and looking bored
@@LordmonkeyTRM Probably just stoned out of their minds lol
I was saying the same thing. He playing his heart out
Imagine being there!!!!!! only 300 or so people OMG
I love how Jimi is going crazy with his guitar but the rhythm section is so stable.
Exactly right!
That’s the Experience baby
No.
i love how you comment is stupid likeu
Maybe they were stoned?
This is music at its greatest point in history
This footage looks like it was filmed yesterday. I'm glad that they finally are putting the videos/songs in UA-cam
I know, at first I thought it was another tribute band. Amazing video and sound quality. These are the gems that make UA-cam so addictive.
Aaron Allenson I believe these are master tapes owned by the hendrix estate. so thankful to see this footage so clearly
Yes , of course within the Grand scheme of the space/time continuum , with all things considered & notwithstanding anything tO the cOntrary , this was filmed a few seconds ago , or perhaps it's being filmed live! And Direct & transmitted to our optical devices right here right nOw!!
....or something.
I hope it wasn't! None of them look 2m apart to me...
Because it was shot on film? 🙄🙄🙄
Bro the power of Jimi's guitar just charge my phone to 97%
Why only 97% it should be at least 1000000 %
LOL
My phone died listening to this.....
Dude you're lucky your phone didn't get over electric and exploded…
97% thats all something wrong with your phone charger.
The footage is so clear amd the sound is so good that watching it if feels like a dream. I've watched this so many times
Same lol
Yep. They shot it on film. Looks like 35mm mixed with 16mm. You can see the camera operator on stage with an Arriflex 16 film camera. Looks like a recent scan from the original camera negatives.
I love how you see the crowd going from puzzled amusement to fully invested in a matter of seconds
jimi hendrix was the first concert I ever attended. 16 years old at Dallas Memorial Auditorium...circa 1966? 1967? My mind ain't been right since.... and I love it!!!
Wow so awesome .. all those years of sheer delight 🎸 🎸 🎸 🔥 🔥🔥 ❤❤❤
Lucky!
I am jealous
So lucky to have witnessed greatness no one will ever see again.
That's awesome man an og of rock and roll!!
This is incredibly good quality footage from the 70s
Thats the power of good old emultions on acetate base 👌
@Merlin’s Attic From what i remember Rainbow Bridge concert was out ages ago on dvd. On this new edition is there more footage?
silver halides maaaaan
@@W0mpa are you some kind of genius?
That's what happens when you shoot on film
HOLY SHIT...whoever remastered this video is a genius. It's SOOOOO clear for something originally shot in 1970.
Master film from even as tiny as 8mm can be 1080P equivalent, this looks like it was shot in 16MM so its more like 2380P
Well, 1970 was not exactly the stone age.
The Wizard of Oz was filmed in 1939 and looks as if it were made yesterday.
Was about to say the same thing! What a champion, whoever did this!
@@2Uahoj true
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The image quality for a live outdoor performance in 1970 is absolutely incredible - what a legend! The audience was epic too 😃
This is so amazing. I also love how everyone is just tripping balls out of their mind
4:00 ol' girl in the bottom was so far gone 😭
@@vcbot7 fax
A little concerned about the blonde kid (child) that looks like he's tripping. I wonder what happened to him.
@@insearchoftruth7979 well it was 50 years ago, so who knows 😂
@@insearchoftruth7979 That kid looks so miserable!
Shout out to the drummer and bass player for simply keeping up with Hendricks.
Mitch Mitchell on drums and Billy Cox on bass.
Hahahaha
@@johngonzalez4593 Two of the best ever.
Jimi Hendrix’s talent was from another planet. Often imitated, never duplicated. Rest easy brother 🕊️🕊️🕊️
Jimi wasn’t the first or a god, others after him did the same, some did even better! Pull your head out!
@@buzzcuzzz388 could you name those who were better than Jimi? Yes, I know, Jimmy Page was amazing, Gary Moore too, but maybe you mean someone else?
@@buzzcuzzz388 When ur fan of a shitty racist group dont give ur taste in public please
I think SRV cover is even better. But Jimi is a god.
@@nickmirando4676 Good yes. Better? Hell no. Nobody’s ever done it better.
Most of the audience are in stunned silence! Look at their faces!!
Jimi is amazing, but those others in the band are doing fine as well
Jimi Hendrix could play with a toy drumming monkey and still be amazing
@@MAsWorld1 nope, dont underestimate mitch
@@MAsWorld1 But with such good drummer not just amazing, hes out of this world
@@MAsWorld1 I am Brazilian. Taste is not discussed, but I don't understand why hundreds of millions of people love this kind of music. I respect it, of course, but if this song is as good as many say, this one here would have to be considered from another planet; ua-cam.com/video/z75JpfOKIBI/v-deo.html
Mitch is legit one of the best drummers ever
This is the best version of this song. Hendrix was a true legend.
Hey I think so! The intro is better than the recorded version. Gives me chills!
I would go with Winterland 68.
I think kid at 3:23 would disagree
50 years later this footage can still give people a contact high.
The girl tripping at 4:20 lmao. People were so privileged to have been there to see the greatest (and coolest) of all time.
@@richberr lmaoo the one sitting down right? looks like she’s high as shit
Wow. This is an absolutely tremendous beautiful and invigorating performance ❤❤❤ Jimi plays like he was born with a guitar strapped to himself.
That Marshall stack, the beat-up cabinets, the foam-wrapped mic, the tiny stage, unbelievable. I'd have given anything to see that.
The Marshall stack!
Gig were a lot less corporate in those days. The first time I saw Pink Floyd they were using a 200w Watkins PA for godsake!
It was windy that day.
Jimi Hendrix is the pinnacle of the lead & rythm of the guitarist.
@Skinyrd Guitar pra proteger do barulho do vento forte
And just like that, Fender never had to make another advertisement, ever.
Best selling guitar to this day!
You crazy man but true lol
Can confirm. Bought a Fender and a Marshall because of Jimi
Or Marshall. That stack behind him is iconic.
FACTS!!
imagine being one of those kids and one of your first memories are of jimi hendrix playing live!
Nothing would ever top that
It was a reality, s.f. in the 70s...
That a be crazy
Nah I'm good....I'd be almost dead now.....I'll stick to youtube
He was from another planet in the best possible way. RIP Jimi.
So true. 🙌🏻
Planet Jimi.
Agreed❗❗
He played with such finesse !!
Yes....Rest In Party. Lol
This is a better quality recording than 80% of what came from the 80s 90s and early 2000s...this is absolutely amazing!
35mm film stock scanned frame by frame to HD.
yes, that's one reason it's special Jimi footage. you might know, it was part of a movie they made called Rainbow Bridge, which also had the soundtrack for it that I used to have on vinyl. certainly worth finding the whole movie if you can.
The resolution of 35mm is pretty high plus this is shot with 100% natural lighting which film thrives in
EDDIE KRAMMER is all that is needed to say....
Thats exactly what I was writing about too.So much bootleg and not so great footage ovet the years...I can finally eatch a cleaned up copy and it looks great. The audio is cleaned up immensely...Eddie Kramer does wonders to recorded shows.
Everything is perfect in this
A few dancing...most sitting in awe of what they are witnessing.....absolute perfection.
can’t really dance to this
@@suhndooyou must be a child
@@2wofacejefe lol zero groove in this noise fest
@@suhndoo whatever u say bro lol
@@suhndoowhat do you dance to ?
Dont be sad he's no longer here. Be happy that he was once here
thanks.....that's a great way to look at it
Jimi was like a comet that lit up the entire musical world and so many peoples’ lives, and before you knew it, he was gone way too soon, but I’ll always be grateful to my dad for introducing me to him at a young age
🥋🙏🏾
🙏🏻
We’re lucky, once God come to us !
Wow, looks like it was filmed yesterday...top class footage of a top class band.
Play on boys...play on
Exactly my thoughts. That wide shot that captures the entire stage? Wow. Uncanny.
Initially , I wondered if this a clip from the movie until I confirmed that that is in fact Jimmie up there.
Because it was shot on film? 🙄🙄🙄
greatest guitar player to walk the earth
Phenomenal restoration. The band going nuclear and rhythmless hippies, all in glorious quality.
I dispute that rhythmless hippies observation. Maybe take a better look . They aren't all that way.
@@mizzury54 95 percent of the crowd isn't moving lol
@@playlegit7 Depends on how you're defining rhythm less then. It their heads they're probably feeling it. The thing about moving is you overload your senses and can't listen as easily. There's a reason guitarists and musicians in general close their eyes. Sure, sometimes moving augments the song, but it takes away from a different approach to listening.
There's more danceable tunes out there. Not any better stare at the guitarist tunes though.
They're a bit sloppy and slow actually
53 years old and Still Kicks Ass of ANY music video today.
47... and yeah!!!
Got that right
Originals remain 1 of the BEST
I have a t-shirt that says "yeah I'm old, but I saw Jimi Hendrix on stage" Truth on both counts!!!
This is such a great comment 😂
Won't be long before it's not. Don't blame me, though it's Time who is a cruel mistress like that.
No one cares
@@marklopez1766 bro chill
I saw him four times.
As a Jimi Hendrix fan of long time standing, I've got to say that this is my all time favorite concert footage of him. Jimi Hendrix my love for you reaches the furthest edges of the cosmos forever!
"When the power of love overcomes the love of power the world will know peace." Jimi Hendrix
not a Jimi Hendrix quote. lol, he said it but he was literally quoting someone when he did.
@@ianhorsfield1988 www.goodreads.com/quotes/2381-when-the-power-of-love-overcomes-the-love-of-power
@@ianhorsfield1988 www.pinterest.com/pin/473863192025307826/
@@ianhorsfield1988 www.goodnewsnetwork.org/jimi-hendrix-quote-about-love/
@@ianhorsfield1988 quotefancy.com/quote/915/Jimi-Hendrix-When-the-power-of-love-overcomes-the-love-of-power-the-world-will-know-peace
That drummer is not getting enough credit for how cool this sounds.
He has to keep up with jimmy by using syncopated rhythms and polyphonic timing . A straight beat would never work. Mitch Mitchell was amazing
@@adamsmith3996 Yeah, but he doesn't have to hit all those ghost notes. He's choosing to. And it's the right choice.
@@thehmc well said. You know your stuff. Take care bro.
The symblework is insane
That's Mitch Mitchell, the Elvin Jones of Rock and the best possible drummer for Jimi.
This is why Jimi is considered the greatest. Licks, runs, riffs, feedback, whammy bar - he did it all like a master
You said it man! So true 🎼🌎🎩🍀💕🎼🎼🎥💕
EVH did that all too, but for Jimi was the mastermind before EVH!
@@batlevi2247 Jimi was an original mastermind as you say, but EVH took it to another level, inventing many things himself. Jimi would have been surprised as anyone when Van Halen 1 came out. Just imagine how great Jimi could have been if he had lived.
If you listen to Jimi’s other stuff, you’ll notice that he doesn’t just play hard like every hard rock guitarist in existence. He can also play soft and get all the little intricacies that bind a song together.
@@batlevi2247Jimi was just ahead of his time
Ohh I miss those times. Nothing like the 70s. Everything we simple and gold
I want the fucking time machine... please! Don't you? lol
I'd give my dying last breath, if I could come back just to relive the 70's & 80's music❤
I got to grow up with it my first concert was triumph in 1978 at the Tarrant county convention Center
amazes me it was that long ago now,
This was more late 60s but I get what you mean
God we knew how to rock
80s was trash
We are priviledged to watch this. What a GOAT. RIP the greatest guitarrist to ever step foot on this planet.
for sure brother
Why isn't anyone talking about the drums in this song ? Mitch Mitchell was a beast in this 🔥🔥
Oh god yes. His cymbal work is and hi hat work is sick!
I can't imagine how he kept up w/Hendrix through all of the changes and tasty stuff that Jimi would just do instantly....
Billy Cox on bass, worlds better then Redding
You did with your comment!
Because hendrix but nah frr he went off on drums
50+ yrs later Jimi still blows my mind, that crowd had to be going wtf am I witnessing here 🎸🔥
This is such a time capsule, a bunch people in the middle of a plain having a jimi hendrix concert. So surreal
perfectly said my friend
Top of a volcano in hawaii
Everyone's sat by horoscope you can see the flags, it's about sound vibration and psychedelic drug experiment
👏👏 E o acido comendo solto 😂😂☮️🔥
Jimi would have been 80 years old at this time ( 2022 ) .
Probably still jamming !
He is still living as a morgan freeman
jimi alot shorter than Morgan Freeman
@@mrwhosthebest8225 Lol. I see the resemblance.
Amazing. Hendrix at 80!
@@robertjankovic8467 alot? Relax he was like 5'11
We're seeing old school hippies on HD quality.
The best ever
Technology at its finest.
Yikes! Talk about an exercise in "white privilege". Old school "hippies" in 1970? Yeah, right!
@@eldergeektromeo9868 man what are you talking about lmao
@@eldergeektromeo9868 you gonna act like jimi wasn't a hippy?
Wish I could have seen Jimi live like this man that was so great!🎸
How could the crowd be so small. This is the best version of Voodoo Child out there. The bass line is incredible and Jimi is just out there. Will never be replicated.
Sorry but Stevie ray Vaughn plays it better
@@subtobeasty6847 SRV revered Jimi Hendrix. He learned to play guitar from the age of 11 playing along to Jimi's records over and over again. He had 25 years to study Voodoo Child and master his way with it. Jimi *wrote it when he was 25* and died only 2 years later.
@Ryan Walters yeah that's completely fine and I don't wanna argue either I just Said that in my opinion srv plays it better
@Ryan Walters You said it all Ryan thank you for such a well thought out, in depth, accurate, comment. The great thing is we can all still enjoy Jimi immensely as I do on a daily basis. Be safe Ryan.
@@subtobeasty6847 Ill check it out Beasty . Thanks for the tip man.
He's just astonishing. It's like the guitar is an extra limb, he makes it look so effortless. A real example of someone doing exactly what they were born to do.
There's an old black and white photo of Hendrix frying eggs on a cooker with his guitar strapped on. I read he would even played it unplugged while watching tv.
@@bingsinatra5283 I mean yeah I practice chord changes and strumming patterns and stuff while watching tv too. That's a pretty common guitar player thing I think. But you're definitely right. Jimi really lived and breathed guitar like few (if any) ever have.
Legends never die! no matter how much time passes by, 50 years, 100 years... No one will be able to dethrone this man. He layed the foundation for all rock guitarist.
Yes , Yes, Yes!!! Even for centuries.
And Bach is beyond comprehension and lived several hundred years ago.
Love your reply, beautiful said. 💯
If Jimi Hendrix played like this today, he'd be the biggest star! No one plays like this today, or since!
The truth is, there are many, many people that do, in fact, play just like Jimi today. That's the amount of influence he had on guitar players. Sadly, if Jimi played exactly like he did back then, today, no one would know who he is because people simply don't listen to rock like they used to.
When creating an icon, a lot of stars have to align and the time has to be right. Guys like Jimi and Eddie were once in a lifetime players, but today belongs to a different generation that doesn't care much for rock and roll, sadly.
lol He'd be a nobody in his mom's basement playing this today. there's probably 1000's people that can play like this nowaydays. Zero rock bands becoming famous at that level. It's not the most popular form of music right now.
@@Danlovestrivium who today plays like Jimmy played? I don't know if you are aware of what you said…
No one is like him. This is for sure. He was one of a kind.
@@DanlovestriviumJimi Hendrix is still considered the greatest guitar player of all time so that’s a false statement you made
Amazing what Jimi accomplished on guitar considering he only played for 12 years ( age 15 to age 27 )!
I try to explain this fact to people and they just dont understand, the first 3 albums were recorded by the time he was 25, he had been playing guitar for only 9 fucking years. That is insane. (The first time i understood that i wanted to throw my guitar out the window, still do actually)
@@gilmour81 Yup agreed about Jimi, and I feel the same way sometimes about the guitar out the window thing too, lol.
And he did it all with just 2 foot pedals, and an effects box with just 3 switches...
For me, it is his groove feeling and his showman capabilities that are really impressive. Technically, a lot of current guitarists are as competent as him, or even better (like Tony Emmanuel, Julian Lage, etc, in another genres). And he was devoted to guitar, so his 10 years of « guitar practicing » are not the same as yours. But he certainly grew up in a musical environment, listening to a lot of (different) music and blues guitarists. That could make a huge difference in the way you perceive things and could lead you to really « internally » hear sounds that you are looking for and that are « melodic » or « groovy ». So yeah, for sure he was « special » and unique. But please do not throw your guitar :), it could take times to develop your musical skills, it is not a competition, be patient, love your musical journey (and nobody has the same), and maybe one day you will feel the stimulus that will connect your brain directly to the instrument 🙏🏻 - at this moment, we will be happy to listen to you playing the guitar even if you are 70 years old
I'd bet he spent more time playing guitar in 12 years than most people do in a lifetime. That's the case with most top guitarists. They live and breath it everyday.
As you can see the audience was hypnotized and mesmerized by Jimmy Hendrix.. absolutely legendary..
The LSD doesn't hurt either
That's not all they were hypnotised by!
they weren't hypnotised, they were on LSD. I'm joking, Jimi's a legend
@@mahbubellahi9191 ?
Most of the people in attendance are hippies and were high on drugs. There are so many better white guitars than Jimi Hendrix ever was
Anyone else astonished by the quality of these cameras!?
Might have been cleaned up for the release.
That was my first thought. 'How can 50 year old footage look this sharp?'
Probably went through a remaster. Check out Rolling Stones 4K
I'm astonished by the quality of the audio recording of the drums.
As others have said, film has long exceeded the quality of digital in both color and resolution. It's only been a few years that 8k digital exceeds 35mm film in effective resolution, but there's also 70mm (65mm film).
If you wonder how old TV sitcoms from the '70s and '80s are converted to 4k, they're just scanning the original 35mm prints. How else would you release "Gone with the Wind" in 1938?
Kids these days 🙄
Genio!!! El mundo está más loco de cuanto te fuiste. Pero semejante música y músicos imposible contagiarse❤❤❤
Are you telling me this was recorded 52 years ago? And the quality is better than the quality of a military camera capturing a UFO in the 2010s.
Exactly what I thought soon as video started rolling lmao
Unreal
the power of 32mm film
52？？？？？？？WTF？
@@xdtimetoastergaming273 well 51 to be exact
why are you so suprised 1970 literally stands in the title and hendrix died the same year
His control with his chord changes and gain is unbelievable.
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Geilllll drumming....
No one can stoppppp
Jimmmmmyyyyyyy
Explain in simple terms