JIMI HENDRIX - Live at Funk House (1967) - Full Album
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- Опубліковано 6 бер 2018
- Jimi Hendrix Experience - Live at Funkhaus (1967) - Full Concert.
- Foxy Lady
- Hey Joe
- Stone Free
- Fire
- Purple Haze
Jimi Hendrix - guitar, vocals
Noel Redding - bass guitar
Mitch Mitchell - drums, percussion
James Marshall "Jimi" Hendrix (born Johnny Allen Hendrix; November 27, 1942 - September 18, 1970) was an American rock guitarist, singer, and songwriter. Although his mainstream career spanned only four years, he is widely regarded as one of the most influential electric guitarists in the history of popular music, and one of the most celebrated musicians of the 20th century. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame describes him as "arguably the greatest instrumentalist in the history of rock music".
Born in Seattle, Washington, Hendrix began playing guitar at the age of 15. In 1961, he enlisted in the U.S. Army and trained as a paratrooper in the 101st Airborne Division; he was granted an honorable discharge the following year. Soon afterward, he moved to Clarksville, Tennessee, and began playing gigs on the Chitlin' Circuit, earning a place in the Isley Brothers' backing band and later with Little Richard, with whom he continued to work through mid-1965. He then played with Curtis Knight and the Squires before moving to England in late 1966 after being discovered by Linda Keith, who in turn interested bassist Chas Chandler of the Animals in becoming his first manager. Within months, Hendrix had earned three UK top ten hits with the Jimi Hendrix Experience: "Hey Joe", "Purple Haze", and "The Wind Cries Mary". He achieved fame in the U.S. after his performance at the Monterey Pop Festival in 1967, and in 1968 his third and final studio album, Electric Ladyland, reached number one in the U.S.; it was Hendrix's most commercially successful release and his first and only number one album. The world's highest-paid performer, he headlined the Woodstock Festival in 1969 and the Isle of Wight Festival in 1970 before his accidental death from barbiturate-related asphyxia on September 18, 1970, at the age of 27.
Hendrix was inspired musically by American rock and roll and electric blues. He favored overdriven amplifiers with high volume and gain, and was instrumental in utilizing the previously undesirable sounds caused by guitar amplifier feedback. He helped to popularize the use of a wah-wah pedal in mainstream rock, and was the first artist to use stereophonic phasing effects in music recordings. Holly George-Warren of Rolling Stone commented: "Hendrix pioneered the use of the instrument as an electronic sound source. Players before him had experimented with feedback and distortion, but Hendrix turned those effects and others into a controlled, fluid vocabulary every bit as personal as the blues with which he began."
Hendrix was the recipient of several music awards during his lifetime and posthumously. In 1967, readers of Melody Maker voted him the Pop Musician of the Year, and in 1968, Rolling Stone declared him the Performer of the Year. Disc and Music Echo honored him with the World Top Musician of 1969 and in 1970, Guitar Player named him the Rock Guitarist of the Year. The Jimi Hendrix Experience was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1992 and the UK Music Hall of Fame in 2005. Rolling Stone ranked the band's three studio albums, Are You Experienced, Axis: Bold as Love, and Electric Ladyland, among the 100 greatest albums of all time, and they ranked Hendrix as the greatest guitarist and the sixth greatest artist of all time.
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He was a great, great guitarist. But even more so, he was a great composer, and everything in his playing shows this. Players today just shred, even blues players like Sheppard and Sayce. Jimi...he created voices and stories
I also was fortunate enough to see Jimi in his lifetime Anaheim , Ca. Feb 1968 and Newport Pop Festival Devonshire Downs June 1969 ( before Woodstock) and for that I'm eternally thankful.
I am jealous!...The Newport Festival particularly the 2nd day, ...His playing was among his best ever!...and there is around 30 minutes of synched sound of him blasting away!
Everything is great from Jimi Hendrix
This is Jimi the pop star here. Great stuff!
Did anyone else hear the guitar say "thank you" after Stone Free? WOW
Listen to his pro-recorded concert in LA, the Forum in 1969...at one point, he makes the guitar say "F-U, Mofo" to the cops! Jimi was magic.
@@curbozerboomer1773 which song
Wow great sound from an early Experience show...three months BEFORE Monterey Pop. He was working hard in those nine months prior and what amazing shows those must've been. I got lucky to see him twice in Seattle (5/23/69 and 7/26/70). We lost a good one.
I too, saw Jimi 5/23/69, and again on 7/25/70 (San Diego). l cannot forget him...he was great, in a very unique way!
The legendary Jimi. The best EVER
Jimi had great songs....not just a great guitar player.....thats why the world still loves him.....don't forget his band....Noel Redding and Mitch Mitchell....
This makes me want to get up and a scream!! 🎉
He arrived in England in Sept.66.So,he was at this level when playing at the cafe wha,when Linda Keith seen him there.
...Thank you Captain *Midnight*...Bless you😌😉🎇
01:57 - Foxy Lady
05:12 - Hey Joe
09:18 - Stone Free
12:51 - Fire
16:07 - Purple Haze
Danke
Munich march '67..
*****TREMENDOUS VOCALS BY JIMI ON FOXY LADY***** GREAT REVERB ON THE VOCALS, GREAT ACOUSTICS THEIRE IN THAT FUNK HOUSE
I don’t mind the vocal reverb...so great to hear his voice...I never understood why he was so self-conscious about it
He was really together here, must have been playing fresh from a lot of studio work. He's being very faithful to the recorded versions of all these numbers. Great stuff !
To those mistakenly selecting the incorrect thumb icon, Expect a personal visit from Joe.
The music of this genius is just like wine.....time makes it better and better...
..better to arrive late than never..Jimi Lives!..very very fresh and the live mix is one of the best..energy level at 11 plus..a must for all Hendrix legionnaires across the universe..
Great Foxy Lady -it’s all magic !
Wish I was old enough at the time to see him live.
Jimi Hendrix est le meilleur guitariste de tous les temps. Ce son est si moderne et original pour l'époque. Qui peut faire mieux. Personne. Il y aura toujours qu'un Jimi Hendrix. Même Clapton, ne lui arrive pas à la cheville, surtout au niveau du son. Merci UA-cam de faire perdurer cette musique intemporelle. Come On Jimi !!!!!. Francis 93
I've got almost Jimi's entire discography including bootlegs. There's still some stuff I haven't listened to before (like this) simply because the archive is so vast. I can safely say that his vocals from this performance are some of the most clear and powerful of his live recordings. HE WAS ON during this set.
Absolutely agree!
Hey man can I get in contact with you? I’d love to hear what you have. I’d pay to get those recordings!!!
I like the echo effect
@@Williamottelucas Hey bud check out his Vancouver 1968 concert it's fucking Really good.
This was early, before fame really corrupted him and he just didn’t care about remembering lyrics, even his own, or his singing.
Man, when you hear performances like this Jimi makes some of the modern "shredder" guitarist sound absolutely effeminate in comparison. He was just a force of nature.
We hear ya!!!!go jimi!!!
well... he was man. even his dick was other worldly lol. thats the reason, in my personal opinion, he has such confidence on the guitar. because the ladies were crazy about his shlong.
@@brianstocks4145 dude
@@moussetache1815 look it up. it was fucking huge LOL i wouldn't bring it up otherwise.
Mousse Tache someone is coming soon on UA-cam just be patient....not better but heavily influenced by Jimi and the Beatles, Yoko did not break up the Beatles... Jimi Did!!!!!!. Love U Jimi
presumably a radio broadcast.... very early on their development but showing all signs of world domination to come.... hard to believe over 50 years old... thank you for posting
Absolutely Brilliant Performance Jimi was right on top of his game this day!
Love you Jimi...Rock On😉🎇
"*JIMI HENDRIX*"💝😉🎇
Hendrix is in full fine voice. His aliveness is tangible and the storytelling is vivid.
Yeah sounds like his voice was cracking a lot like he had sore throat or something. Soldiered on though like the legend he was and still delivered in spite of this, where other singers might have bailed/rescheduled. And there was definitely nothing wrong with his hands!!! Sublime playing. Great recording too like you say..
The audio is incredible. You can hear the separate instruments instead of the usual audial mush. This is Jimi at his performing best.
This was recorded for North German radio at their broadcasting house, hence the excellent audio quality. The name "Funkhaus" (not "Funk House"!) means something like "broadcast studio" or "broadcasting centre".
The separation of instruments and his voice makes the best live performance of the JHE. You can even hear him playing with his teeth, making the sharp stinging sound of the strings.
The vocals are top notch for him, energetic and even anxious. He’s even in pitch. He remembers all the lyrics and adds so much emotion.
The band itself sounds fresh and they know that this is something totally new and exciting.
@@christopherwright2622 He doesn't get the lyrics to "Purple Haze" right - although, to be fair, it was a new release at the time of this recording. Otherwise, thanks for your top-notch comment.
Thanks for this! I love his 67 and 68 shows, especially 67, this ones blasting!
At that time what mattered was not technique but imagination, technique just would get along with imagination and Jimmy was the king in creating new sounds and music
How is it even possible I have not found your channel until now? Outstanding bootleg. There is a decent amount (but not enough) of his 69/70 stuff but 67 is pretty rare.
This is beautiful, what a sound The Experience had!!! I for one, have Experienced The Experience... Chicago Amphitheater, and in Southern Illinois, 2nd biggest Rock Concert, and in Florida, @ POP Festivals, and the Miami Amphitheater, and of course when they were in town to come visit, Jimi mostly, the band would stay @ hotels, once they came by with Jimi, a very good friend of my then Husband, and his friends, they all met In California, b4 we met, the rest is History!!!
finally some said the Experience
Yes yes yes that's that real Shit, what you can sound like if you love to Rehearse 👊🏾👊🏾
This is absolutely fab and way out. Thanks.
What an amazing organizer of his own talent... Flushing it down on us people so elegantly
Jimi at his best ever!
ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE! This is my favorite live performance of Hendrix with Noel and Mitch.
Quality sound. I pray that there is video of this concert.
Absolutely why I’ve been listening since I was a kid. Smoking Jimi and Mitch killin it again,,,
This is a much better for performance by Jimi Hendrix than the concert I saw in San Diego with Vanilla Fudge and The Soft Machine.
Wow,always finding things by Jimi i've never heard...they keep turning up, fantastic!
I know what you mean. Back in the early 80s I heard there was more recordings of Band of Gypsies but because of copyright those who had it kept it hidden. I was always hangin out for new material. Janie really has no idea. Now I am not too surprized about what is available. I am surprized at the amount of material that is available. The moratorium on his music comes off on 18 September 2020. See y'all in Seattle then.
Powerful stuff..what a trio..Love Mitch's Jazzy drumming! Oh how we miss these three musicians! Jimi is still and will always be my hero!
Jimi and his band are my favorite performanced in world rock'n'roll. Best of best guitarist.
I don't like how the record company treated Noel and Mitch after Jimi died.
Okay, Jimi was doing his Band of Gypsy stuff and things had moved on. But for the label to tell them that they were not going to release any more records and offer them peanuts out of court, when they knew that they were lying was an act of bad faith.
Even back in 1970 labels knew that dead artists still sold records.
Yes, me too. Everything you say.
Good comment. I heard Jimi wanted both Noel and Mitch to come back . I'm not 💯 percent sure if Mitch received a letter from Jimi. but I remember seeing both Noel and Mitch in different interviews,(on UA-cam) said Jimi apologized, and wanted both of em back in his band, Jimi hendrix experience. It happened right before he died. Jimi wanted those two back, good reason for it.
I loved the live version of "Stone Free" but it also made me appreciate the importance of cowbell. Fantastic performance!
wow !! the experience at his best!! a real wall of sound!!! absolutely killer machine!!
Great photo of the boys
Noel speaking German, how cool. Thank you Captain Midnight.
Noel was an example of how superior the english school system was, back then, compared to our American system. Noel was not by any means a mental giant, but his decent command of German speaks well for his educational background.
@@curbozerboomer1773 apparently Pete Best got the Beatles around Hamburg at the start due to him taking German GSCE's.
This one strikes me as if Jimi cloned himself prior to this Show & became the stand-up (& stand-out) Lead Singer (drenched in spacey Reverb), while his "Power Trio" faithfully Wails for him in the Background. Close you eyes & picture this, with "Soul Singer Jimi" Crooning & Swooning into the handheld Mike with his flashiest Outfit on. Dig this "Scene" ? Pretty Cool, huh ? What a Treat this is. Impeccable, smooth performance - Thanks so much !
THANKS FOR WOODSTOCK UND DEINE GEDANKEN
DES FRIEDENS.
WOW just WOW Jimi at his Best thank for putting this on u tube
Excellent recording !
Thanks "Captain Midnight", theirs nothing like hearing Jimi and the boys live. Send some more!
A very exciting live recording, thanks for sharing and people, if You ever have some live music..please share it to world...Im so happy now..
Jimi sounds EXcellent here. Thanks for posting.
Hey bud check out his 1968 Vancouver concert it's Really good I just listened to it yesterday :) Peace
Saturday March 18, "Twenclub", NDR Funkhaus, Studio 1, Rothenbaumchaussee 132-134, Hamburg, Germany. On-stage interviews with Jimi and Noel by Jochem Rathmann.
ManalyRecording : Thank you for the info 👍
Fantastic sound for a lost live !
Agreed. The clarity of the PA system and the vocals is definitely not typical.
The Funk House sounds cavernous! What a set, and it was brand spanking new!
This is such a gem!! Thank you!!!
Great sound ! 👍🎸😎
absolutely great stuff from great musicians! many thanks for uploading this gem!
...also an absolutely great sound!
nice!! this make me gonna get up and scream!! thank you Midnight.
Voll Das Brett!
Look up exuberance and you will find Jimi.
Wow thankyou, this is truly fantastic. 👏👏
Wow! Thanks for uploading man!!
I've got to say at 60yrs old I've still never seen anyone in my life with a more artistic dress sense than Jimi Hendrix. I suppose the quality of clothing these days is so mundane no wonder. However even in Jimi's time noone had a better sense of attire than Mr Jimi Hendrix! The hidden values of the creative consciousness increase of psychedelics ;) 1
Brian Jones of the Rolling Stones set the trend of dressing in that "baroque" style. He influenced other musicians. Jimi was a friend of his.
Syd had it too for a few years
T shirt daze are a drag,it's ez to spot a wannabe in a costume.
He had the money, and much help from several of his closest girlfriends, in achieving his stunning wardrobe!
Nie gehört, toller Sound, vielen Dank
The real crime of Monica Danneman is to ponder what his next steps would have been. He already had the orchestral/big band/jazz thing on the boards; he had the "side band" thing started, so that he could stay with the Mitch/JImi/Billy thing while branching out to other areas. It would have been interesting to see if he could have truly gotten away from the dreaded "human jukebox" routine where he'd be playing "Foxy Lady",humping the guitar years later and getting moderate applause for genre-busting music. Buddy Holly wanted to do it. JImi wanted to do it. David Bowie probably was the closest ever to changing the career vector of his music and keeping some level of popularity...without having to be "Ziggy".
Foxy Lady 000-5:05, Hey Joe 5:06-9:22, Stone Fee 9:23- 12:56, Fire 12:56- 16:07, Purple Haze 16:28-19::25
thanks man, thanks a lot
You'll never hear surf music again.
..and yet there is more surf music being played now than there ever was during the Surf Music Era......
@@caribman10 Long live "Wipeout" and "Surfin' Bird"!!!!
@@SingleMalt77005 Dick Dale's "Nitro Fuel" and Satan's Pilgrims' "La Cazuela"...
GREAT!!!
Thank you ,Jimi!
All three are deceased now; unbelievable.
Yes. It is hard to believe. I was lucky enough to have seen the Jimi Hendrix Experience twice a half century ago (1968). It's a memory I will treasure until the day I die. Nobody compares.
What about Billy Cox -- is he still alive, or did he die recently too?
I have been there too, mind blowing!!!
William Cox is still alive, and lives in Nashville. He participated in a couple of nation wide Hendrix tribute tours.
@@shruggzdastr8-facedclown Still alive, in his early 80s. Billy Cox is likely still with us, because he never allowed himself to wittingly over-indulge in the drugs that plagued those performers back in the day.
Holy shit its so nice
Mantap
Performed with gusto.
Great
Even though the reverb is really exaggerated, its really good hearing a show where the vocals are really up in the mix. I can even hear Noel! So often the vocals and the song-ness of the songs were buried in the guitar jams and Jimi seemed pretty indifferent to the singing.
MAGNIFICO
YEAH !
Who was sitting on this? This is an AMAZING performance! I love getting to hear things from the master that are new to me. A real gem.
Hey check out his Vancouver 1968 concert it's Really good :) Peace
the Experience was the best!!
Love the stingray in the pic.
It s a Lotus elan
Porcha
Merci~~~*~~~captain.
HAMBURG - Studio 1, NDR Radiohause - March 18, 1967
Muito massa!
1A THANKS JIMI
Sounds like he's playing with hits teeth right off the bat on Foxy Lady
😇wow man, those reverbs...
Just got born then, 4 september...bear close to me
Great Upload Thank You For The Jiminess
That Foxy Lady solo was played with his teeth ( Makes a very distinct sound )
Wowzers! :O
R i p love!!
DU WARST MEIN HIT IN MEINER JUGEND,
ABER DAS WEIßT DU JA. RUHE IN FRIEDEN
Holy Shit!!!!! Sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet!!!!!!!
Dave De Your Right. Hendrix is on tour here in Germany, where Are You Experienced? was recorded along the way, in various studios. This is the Experience right out of the London Clubs. After the tour, with a phone call from Paul Mc Cartney, Hendrix goes to the U.S. to play at the Monterey Pop Festival. Brian Jones travels there with him. Jones is filmed there with Hendrix as he paints flowers on his guitar. People in America think Jimi is from England.
After the festival, the Experience goes back to London and tours England.
..they are definitely on point here after the London clubs..they were riding the wave here, killer..Jimi in a very creative period, playing with more and more confidence with every gig
Ain't No Hang Man Gonna rope around me !
wow
I love all this newly discovered Hendrix material. You all should check out Randy Hansen. From the Pacific northwest like Hendrix. He actually sounds, and even looks like Jimi, but about 10 years younger. Incredible! I wonder when in 1967 this was recorded? March 18th? My classic rock band Uncle Salty, (look us up on facebook), does several Hendrix tunes along with Beatles, Cream, Led Zeppelin, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Rolling Stones, S.R.V., ZZ Top, and so many more! Rock on!! Bryan.
Love your comment but Randy does not look like Jimi, Jimi was much better looking, come on...But he comes close to Jimi's style..
According to the bootleg, you're right...March 18.
i was thinking that sounds like they just been in the studio, purple haze was recorded in 67.
Randy Hansen, no no no
@@musselchee9560 I caught Randy Hansen's act, back in the mid 1970s, in Seattle, when he first became noticed. As a younger man back then, he DID pull off a decent impression of looking like Jimi--and his playing was close to Jimi's also!...as a Hendrix fanatic, I was blown away by Randy back then...and even now, though he does not really look like Jimi anymore, his playing is similar to that of his hero, Jimi Hendrix! I am proud of both Jimi and Randy for being from my home town of Seattle.
What a cool intro where he talks about what
Great clear sound, amazing when you wear earphones, his voice pops out and shows us why he didn't have to be shy, he rocked the house! Thank you for sharing these songs! Amazing.
Im tooo stonned....
I think im in the noise bleed seats...
Who the fuck is this timeless jamm man
Fucking Awesome Man!
Thank you for this share!!👍