So Much Talent | 3 Generation Reaction | Jimi Hendrix | Purple Haze
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- So Much Talent | 3 Generation Reaction | Jimi Hendrix | Purple Haze
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Let's all remember that Jimi Hendrix was able to produce the sounds he made without all the technology we have today.
Well that's not entirely true. He was very keen on gadgets. He used some of the first fuzz and overdrive boxes.
@@andrewplumb6544while that is true let’s be honest. Those fuzz pedal and overdrive pedals are nothing compared to today
@@enzorillotvsound better obviously
And at 27.
*I'm not surprised. Jimi **-was-** is the greatest rock guitarist of all times.*
It's a thrill to see folks absorbing Hendrix for the first time! I'm 72 years old. I saw Jimi play 3 times in 1968, and I met him the same year. He was THE G.O.A.T.. I love watching your faces as he blows your minds. Believe me when I tell you that The Experience was exponentially more intense in person! Be Well and Prosper!
I love how raw his sound is, there's an impurity to his playing which is so unique, like he doesn't care about his sound being clean or precise, to me it sounds like it's just packed full of emotion, he's the most naturally gifted artist I've ever heard, I remember first hearing him as a teen and completely falling in love with his playing, 'Red House' from the live at Winterland album would make a good reaction too.
In the most recent GOAT of guitarists, He was still number 1, after all these years. And the crazy thing was, dude was a self-taught player! (Hence his unusual left-handed method) Check out hi studio version "Fire"..it's--Well, Fire!!
Also on the day he died in 1970, Jimi had been playing the 6-string guitar for only 12 years. He did his first album after 8 years of playing it.
Purple Haze was a type of LSD in a purple color pill, and taking LSD was a mental exercise in dreams and vision, that is what the song is about and how it feels. He did things with his guitar to make sounds NO ONE had ever done before, he was a phenomena and everyone could hear it, so unique
To be honest, I've read that Jimi himself and the bandmates have said the song is really about a haze put in Jimi's head by a girl, as repeated in the second verse. I wonder where the phrase "purple haze" appeared first?
@@KevinTambling Could be, I have read that it was from a dream he had about a purple death ray
I was there!! July 4, 1970. A month and a half later he left us behind. Being the 4th of July, he also played Star Spangled Banner for us. Take a look at his guitar strap. David Gilmour, of Pink Floyd has used that strap to play in almost every performance since 2006. I hear his wife bought it for him as a birthday present. Imagine what that strap is worth today!! Thank you. This is very moving for me. He was amazing!!!
Wow! I saw him on TV when I was 12, I looked at it and thought it was fake, so I walked away. I did not find out until years later that shit was REAL, I was shocked! Anyone who saw him live are my heroes. His performances just seemed too impossible to be real.
Jimi played an upside down right handed guitar left handed has always been mind blowing
Restrung as low string on top 🎸
The only thing in those days, it was hard to find a left handed guitar. But he had it strung like any guitar. The great thing about Hendrix was he had long fingers. So it was easy for him to wrap his hand around the neck.
I've a guitarist friend like that. When you're lefthanded and grow up financially poor but love playing guitar, you use whatever is available (right handed guitar obviously). And learn it yourself, starting with mimicking or literally mirroring others. Some would re-adjust later but many never do.
@AdeWhite Elizabeth Cotton played actually upside down with the high E at the top and low E at the bottom. She started at a very young age 1893. And then of course the famous blues player Albert King on his Flying V.
Eris Gales .. he really does play upsidedown. Amazing chords.
Thank you for sincerely and intently listening to the greatest electrical guitarist of all time. Amazing how respectfully you guys listen to each other. Hello from Tel Aviv Israel.
Hello from Texas
I saw him in St. Louis in 1968 at the Kiel Auditorium, Cat Mother opened for him. I was probably 10 to 15 feet away for him. I stillll have my ticket stub, was $3.50. Jim
I saw him on the same tour in 1968 but it was in Kansas City.
Wow, how awesome.
Me too, Washington, DC Hilton Hotel 1968. About 200 hippies. The opening act was Soft Machine. He started with an ear splitting Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Heart's Club Band as the curtain was going up!
You wonderful people!
The nearest I’ve got to Mr Hendrix was a few weeks ago to visit his flat in London he shared with Kathy Etchingham, 23 Brook Street, just down from Claridges and Grosvenor Square.
Its frozen in 1969. Its like popping in for a cup of tea, just like the Stones, Beatles, Cream and all the rest of them did.
Where you folks been? Jimi Hendrix is and was the most influential guitarist of the rock era. His songs and playing have left an impression on every generation since then. 🎸🎸🇺🇲 His performance at the Monterey Pop Festival was an earthquake in the world of rock music.
"First time I met Eric Clapton I thought 'well here's a master guitar player', but that's the thing. Eric was a guitar player. Jimi was some sort of force of nature" -- Jack Bruce on Jimi Hendrix.
Kathy you and Lulu saw 2. Hey Joe and The Star Spangled Banner. Yes I watch your channel As I have said many of my favorite Rock and Blues artists died way too soon. Sad but drugs were so popular then. Everybody did them. Thus, how this song was written.
How could you have posted this 4 weeks ago?
Jimi began with a blues background, but he expanded into acid rock or psychedelic. By the way Purple Haze was one brand of LSD. Orange Sunshine, Blue Microdot, and LSD 25 were some others. LSD was legal until mid60s. So many performers used LSD then. It has been reportedly second only to marijuana then in illegal drugs. I know there was a lot of it.
I saw Jimi live twice in 1968. Don't forget back then no one had done anything like this. He created it! Thank you for posting this is one of the best Purple Haze I've heard!
Okay, you beat me. I only saw him once in 1968.
1967 Monterey Pop Festival !!!!
"Hey Joe"
Jimi used an early rotary foot pedal that imitated a revolving Leslie speaker like the ones for a B3 organ. He also used a wah wah pedal but that and amp volume is all. Hard to believe he was a parachute jumper with the 101st Airborne unit but broke his ankle in training and got out..to later amaze us with his guitar magic. R.I.P. Jimi !
If you haven't already done so, check out JIMI HENDRIX - HEY JOE, LIVE AT MONTEREY POP FESTIVAL. Also, VOODOO CHILD LIVE AT WOODSTOCK.
Jimi was amazing, he set the template for so many guitarists after him by showing what could be done on the guitar.
JImi began his career with a group called ,"The Blue Flames", that played outside Carnival venues here women did a tame strip show inside. Amazing !
My grandpa 68 now got to see Hendrix when he was only known as Jimmy James and the Blue Flames and then he saw Hendrix at Woodstock
And Monterey Pop festival me and my all southern my grandpa is a huge Hendrix fan he ain't a guitar player himself or musician but he knows good music and tone I mean hell he helped me build my guitar when I was 11 years old in his garage we used hand tools no heavy machinery
My grandpa also got to see AC DC with bon Scott before they hit it off he also saw Stevie Ray Vaughan and Freddie Mercury and Queen
Howdy from North Carolina
I'm always amazed when I see that at a time when there were no left-handed guitars, he played his guitar upside down.
The inventor of the guitar solo.
There is a very good Jimi tribute version by Gary Moore of Purple Haze
The Atlanta pop festival was in Byron, Ga. about 75 miles south of Atlanta. My girlfriend is 69 and we live in Warner Robins, Ga.and she was at that festival as teenager.
I was there at 20. Also lived in Warner Robbins and worked at Honda Motor Mart in 1971. Ken Croizer was my boss. I still see Mark Crozier occasionally at races. Haven't run into him in awhile.
I saw him in an armory in Troy, NY. He set his guitar on fire that night. I mean, literally, he set fire to it. The acoustics are not particularly good in an armory but I'm glad I can say I saw him. Nice reaction and happy new year.
Thank you, and Happy New Year.
I think this is the Atlanta Pop Performance. What tremendous energy he had and what a creative guy. He got so many sounds out of his Strat and I don't know how he came up with his lyrics. (Mostly drug-influenced, I suppose but they are fascinating.) He played a right-handed Strat because left-handed Strats were extremely hard to find. He could even play the guitar when it was strung backwards (bass strings on the bottom, treble strings on the top.)
Simply the Best ever. Plays his guitar upside-down. He changed Rock music overnight in 1967. People had never seen anyone make a guitar, do what he did. A once in a lifetime talent. This little boy from Seattle's poorest neighborhood taught himself to play and become the best ever. He died at 27 years old.
FYI, restrung as in low string on top🎸
I have seen videos of him playing the guitar with his mouth and behind his back and never miss a beat
Jimi played a right handed guitar but it was strung in a standard way to play Left Handed . If you want to see a Lefty playing a Right Handed Strung Guitar (Playing the Guitar Strung Upside Down ) Check out Doyle Bramhall II . He's been a member of Eric Clapton's Touring Band on several occasions & has his own solo career . ( He was also a member of the band that was formed after Stevie Ray Vaughan had been tragically killed , "Arc Angels" with the Double Trouble rythm section of Tommy Shannon & Chris Layton) There is a great version of Doyle at Eric Clapton's Crossroads festival playing "Green Light Girl" that will have you jumpin !
Not only did he play a right handed guitar strung in the opposite way upside down but Ronnie Woods (Rolling Stones) said he stayed with him for a week once and that he could play equally well both left and right handed.
LEft handed electric guitars were rare and expensive when Jimi was starting out so he just flipped a right handed model and strung it for left hand. He got used to playing this way so didn't feel the need to get a left handed model later on.
The king of guitar RIP
Jimi Hendrix was doing this in 1967!! I highly suggest a studio track called, “House Burning Down.” To this day nobody has equalled his playing and production even with today’s technology. I’d love to see your faces when you hear it. 🎸
We will add that to our list.
Check out this band called Living Colour Cult of Personality and also check out this band called Body Count There Goes the Neighborhood The Lead Singer is Ice T
My two favorites of all time are Hendrix and Clapton. Hands down!!! Love this and great reaction. Have a GREAT and SAFE New Year's Eve & New Year's Day!!! Here's to ya...🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🤟🤟🤟
Happy New Year.
Saw clapton at the crossroads festival this year, he's still got it 🤯
@@claytonpaul4259 I'm extremely jealous of you then. I've seen him 14 to 15 times. But the last was in 2009.
@williamyates694 nice now im jealous! only seen him twice but first time was around 2009, maybe year or two before. He played for 3 hours straight and just murdered. Robert cray opened it was at the mgm in vegas. Loudest show I've ever been to lol.
@@claytonpaul4259 oh man lol... I saw Robert Cray open for Huey Lewis in what must have been 87 or 88 on his Smoking Gun Tour. See now.... I'm jealous again because you got to see this genius later and more accomplished. That show must have been jaw dropping dude. I hope you have a great New Year's Eve and a safe one at that. You seem like a great musical person to talk to. The world needs more of that.🍻🤟
simply the best! ♥
💜💜💜💜💜… Another great reaction, ladies!!! I hope you will delve more into Jimi!!!!🔥🔥🔥
Thanks
Happy new year!!
Happy new year!!
Clapton once told a story about Hendrix . Clapton had walked into a pawnshop , and by luck he had found a left handed guitar. He was gonna give it to him the next day at the club. They saw each other from across the room. And the next day Clapton had heard Hendrix had died leaving Clapton holding that guitar that was a gift for Hendrix.
Wow
@KathyLuluandDonna I saw the video of clapton telling that story on UA-cam. After he finished telling the story , you can see he can't hold himself together . I think it's a video from the late 70's.
A 1979 interview
The guitar was an extension of his Soul. Unsuperable.
Jimi: "Machine Gun". live at the Fillmore East, "Voodoo child" live at Woodstock
jimmy un genie de la guitare partie trop jeune ,r i p jimmy😉😪👍
I heard he could play with his teeth. If only we could see that.
Thanks Donna ! You guys ROCK ! PEACE ! ❤
You're welcome. we are going to try and post a classic rock song several times a week. Happy New Year.
💜💜💜💜💜… I’m SO looking forward to this!! Happy New Year, ladies!! Keep up the great work!!
Happy New Year
Angus Young is the one who used no peddles he is all over the stage he just played
Jimi was so nonchalant and his playing was effortless. It must have been genetic. Absolutely the GOAT, no contest. The greatest musical innovator ever. My first concert was the J H Experience. 1968 I think. In a small city in Maine of all places. Everything was snowed in and his equipment never arrived so local bands and music stores donated truckloads of amps and piled them high. The result was LOUD, as in loud-loud. My life was never the same after seeing and hearing the GOAT. Jimi was also..cool. Way cool. An example: The story goes that he was doing a gig in Hawaii when a UFO appeared and hovered over the crowd. Jimi, utterly unfazed, said "Welcome space brothers" and kept playing. Perhaps they traveled from a galaxy far away to hear him. His reputation had extended pretty far by them
He played a right handed guitar up side down , he learnt his self to play this way , his dad could not afford a left handed one so got him a right handed one , Jimmy did the rest and never changed , died far to young .
These guitar gods play intuitively, no thought per se, feel, they know where to go on that neck! One of the great showman too!
One of the greatest Guitarist of all time Jimi passed the same year as Janis Jolpin 1970 months apart Jimi was left handed
3:42 yes; Jimi Hendrix was playing a right handed guitar upside down, and also rearranged the strings. Jimi is a completely self taught guitarist.
Girls, react to the great Jimmy Hendrix and his performance ending Woodstock. You will see the psychedelic and talented performance where he even plays the guitar with his teeth. Greetings from Chile and long live the music of the 70's and 80's.
And even he deferred to Mr Roy Clark as being best guiter player
This was close to when he passed at the age of 27 but when this album came out (Are You Experienced) in 1967 he was 24 years old.
Let's also give props to his 2 band mates, Mitch Mitchell on drums (phenomenal drummer in his own right) and Noel Redding on bass (solid player in his own right). There were 3 man bands at the time and they were up there with the best in the short time they were together and while he was alive.
This was the second Atlanta pop festival. July 2,3,4 and fifth. I was there all 4 days. Was at the old Atlanta speedway Byron Georgia. This was his last time playing in the US just weeks before his death. I can close my eyes and see this like it was yesterday.
OMG! I LOVE that you ladies are rockers and bringing up another generation of female rocker!!!
✌🏻
Check out his "Like a Rolling Stone" from Monterey Pop Festival. He arrived there as a rumor, and left as a LEGEND.
Lovely smile from Kathy as always!
Thank you!
His bridge is turned around to accommodate his left hands.
Great reaction Happy New Year from Walling, TN
Happy new year!
You have to do a reaction video to him doing foxy lady live in Miami unreal
What made Jimi so special was that he pioneered the use of distortion and fuzz in his music. No one was doing that.
Check out Hay Joe, Crosstown Traffic, All Along The Watchtower or Foxey Lady. All Along The Watchtower is Jimi's cover of Bob Dylan song.
Fantastic, brilliant, awsome . Love it.
So much Jimi!!!!!
Reco.mended: Spanish Castle Magic, Third Rock From the Sun, Jam 292 and Cross Town Traffic
Jimi said: I don't play the guitar I play the amp
You have to see him play Hey Joe at the Montery pop festival in 67'!
Yeah, I was at the Atlanta Pop Festival. Jimi was slaked to come on the stage at 12 midnight, to open with the Star Spangle Banner, but he asked for more money because the gates were flown open making it a free concert = more people...finally came on at 2am. John Sebastian and The Chamber Brothers where my favorite performers at the festival:)
Besides his obvious genius, he was a lefty and that's a right-handed guitar because of a rarity of left-handed guitars when he started learning.
Besides playing behind his head he sings and picks with his teeth while constantly chewing gum. Truly amazing!
He's the greatest 💖😍 guitarest he could play barbwire it would sound great
Purple Haze was kind of a beginner's acid. It wasn't as intense as orange sunshine or red white and blue Owsly, so you knew you'd come back down from your trip by the next day.
He does play a right handed guitar but he does switch the strings to a normal left handed guitar.
Jimmy was left-handed 🎸
The only person that I know of who played upside down guitar.
Thanks for your reaction here, KL&D. This song, "Purple Haze", is probably the most instantly recognizable Jimi Hendrix song ever published. It's so well known that even silly little memes referring to it are figured out instantly. I'm gonna try to link one here to illustrate that fact. I do hope it posts, and I do hope you all have a lot more fun with this amazing talent that we lost far too soon. Cheers.
(Well, it wouldn't post. It's a photoshopped picture of Jimi playing guitar in a field a purple bales of hay. It's captioned, of course, "Purple Hays". LOL Cheers.)
Just realize that Jimi Hendrix had such a major impact on guitar players... He inspired so many guitarists who became superstars in the 70's and 80's - Jimmy Page (Led Zeppelin), Ritchie Blackmore (Deep Purple), Tony Iommi (Black Sabbath), Billy Gibbons (ZZ Top), Ace Frehley (Kiss), Joe Perry (Aerosmith), Uli Jon Roth (Scorpions), Michael Schenker (U.F.O./ Scorpions/ MSG), Gary Moore, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Yngwie J. Malmsteen, Angus Young (AC/DC), Eddie Van Halen (Van Halen), etc. etc. 🤘🤘
Please please please react to Jimi Hendrix live at Monterey doing 'Hey Joe' you'll love it.
Love Donna's accent!....greetings from England!
Thank you! 😃
Villanova Junction from his Woodstock set.
Jimi is pure energy
another great tune I really think you would enjoy is from Jeff Beck called Beck's Bolero.
Hello Kathy, Lulu and Donna. I just began watching you gals and you are really cool. You'll love the music from the past especially the love particularly from legends like Tom Jones. By the Tom Jones was Welsh and not American like so many people thought. And he was married as most people did not know. He and his wife
got married at age 16.
She died in 2017 of lung
cancer for smoking a lot.
They were married 59 years and they still would
have been married. He
screwed up on his wife
but always went back
to her. Also one guy you
really need to listen to and I mean really really
listen to is BILLY RAY VAUGHAN. The guitar
playing will send you
through the roof. He
even plays the guitar
BEHIND HIS BACK. Hey
there are so many others
but I'm sure I'll enjoy which ever ones you picked out. Bye bye for
now and happy, successful, prosperous
new year and God bless and stay healthy.
Ishmael "El Ishbo" Diaz
AKA: "Cuchifrito"
Thanks for watching.
Pali gap for the most beautiful chilled instrumental you will ever hear ✌️
Thank you for your great reaction, loving Donna’s joining the party. I would dearly like to see Donna’s reaction to Jimi Hendrix playing Hey Joe at Monterey 💥🙏🎼 peace. Love and music. Graham. X
Thank you very much. We are glad Donna decided we could put her on the title. We will definitely put that song on the list so she can watch it.
un saluto da l italia .jimi hendrix il piu grande chitarrista .
No one will ever come close to Jimi, he was the coolest guy ever.
Check out “Wild Thing” from the Monterey Pop Festival.
Great performance! Maybe you want also to experience "I´m going home" by Ten Years After. You will like it!
Yeah!!!
React to Jimi playing “Voodoo Child” in Jimi Plays Berkeley, or Live On Maui. Both are incredible.
Love Jimi, good pick to react to. A signature cover by Jimi "All Along The Watchtower" was written by Bob Dylan was my fav when it was released.....Super Awesome.. You will put on your song list no doubt.! Also a live version of Jimi doing "Hey Joe" you really should add to your list. Jimi is the Goat in the 60's..Happy New Year All!
Happy New Year
@@KathyLuluandDonna A very Happy New Year to the whole family and lets hope for peace on this tiny planet!
The BEST.
And "beast";;;.
Hey Joe, foxy, lady, like a Rolling Stone.
Hi. First, you seem to have some intermittent mics… 🤷♂️
Second, love you guys.
Third, I’ve always thought Jimi’s most together video was Voodoo Child from Woodstock.
Fairly recently, a vid came to my attention of Band of Gypsies (Hendrix’ post- Experience ensemble.) playing Machine Gun at the Fillmore on the New Year’s show. Some stock VietNam anti war footage was inserted by someone not wanting to get a copyright violation against the Hendrix estate. Tremendous performance. Lousy filming.
For better visuals on the screen, Woodstock; for a historic performance, decidedly, Fillmore.
Hendrix had lots of technical problems that prevent proper representation of his work and incredible vision. I’m a fan. Jimi was King of Cool.
Oh, yeah.
Don’t miss Jimi’s take on Chuck Berry in the Johnny be Good video. Remarkable. Equipment sounds like it’s working. 😉
❤
This was Hendrix and the band of gypsys . He wasn't in " The Experience " anymore .
Oh, I forgot to mention
you must, I mean you must listen to The Beegees. The last brother died this past march of all things throat cancer. You got to listen to the song "Too much Heaven." You will be
amazed at the falseto
voice these guys had. Especially the tall one
Barry. They got most
famous in the disco
era. The number one
ban in the era. Songs
like "Staying Alive" etc.
You'll really, really dig
them. Just thought I'd
let you gals know. Bye
bye and blessings to
the three of you.
Ishmael "El Ishbo" Diaz
Barry Gibb is not dead!
Yall so cute. Luv ya'lls accent
Thanks
Great reaction, thank you all! And Jimi was a magnificent songwriter. He wrote some of the most beautiful, touching tunes, you would never believe they came from the same person of such face-shredding guitar power. Listen to "The Wind Cries Mary", "Castles Made of Sand", and his very best, a haunting, impossibly virtuous 12-minute solo, the most eloquent Vietnam War protest song: "Machine Gun" live at Fillmore east, New Year's Eve concerts 1969-70 (3 nights):
ua-cam.com/video/OorZ_oc6CaM/v-deo.htmlsi=VabDpRWkHOV0SYve (live video)
ua-cam.com/video/Lw2L_vGUMtE/v-deo.htmlsi=yD10PD5qCcEGetbW (live, no video, sometimes that's better for listening)
Thanks
People are always comparing jimmyJimi with Stevie ray Vaughan I love Stevie but he could not write music like Jimi could.
Get back at me after you watch Jimi do "Johnny B. Goode" !
I wiish grampa would come and some of these classic reactions with y’all. ✌️❤️
We will try to convince him to do some with us in the future.
Cant wait for my Metric request 😊
Great Reaction Ladies!!!
Jimi is Rock Legend, but he died way to young, part of the '27' club. He could play with his teeth, and also with the guitar behind his head!!!
Lulu and Kathy have reacted to a video with Jimi playing with his teeth and behind his back, however Donna hasn't seen it yet. We might have to do another Jimi in the future so Donna can catch up lol.