Rapper FIRST time REACTION to Jimmi Hendrix Hey Joe [Live ]!! NO WAY...
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Rapper FIRST time REACTION to Jimmi Hendrix Hey Joe [Live ]!! NO WAY...
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Behold, the God of Electric Guitar. Nobody did it quite like Jimi, he was a true pioneer and he changed rock forever.
Georg Handel, the 18thC German composer and Hendrix in the 60's lived in the same house at 63 Brook St, W1, London. It is now a museum for both of these composers/musicians.
Your reaction is priceless. I was laughing my ass off. I'm 69, from the age when rock and roll made the scene. We youth were hungry for it, inhaled it, ate it for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Nothing was too outrageous. Jimi gave us the raw, undeniable truth in his music. It didn't shock us. It reinforced what we were all feeling but not allowed to acknowledge up to that point. It opened up the way to play real life in music. That was, to coin a phrase, righteous, man!
When Hendrix was living and playing clubs in England before he broke and became famous all the big English bands, the Stones, The Who, Beatles, everyone would come around to his shows because he was just blowing everyone’s minds.
The story goes that Eric Clapton went to see him and stormed off saying "no one told me he was this ****ing good"
all along the watchtower and this were my favorite back then great music.
This song was written by Bob Dylan and Hendrix did an impeccable job.
Jimi is and will all way's be the GOAT.
I heard a story that jimì hendrix signed to his label because the a&r guy said he could introduce jimi to eric clapton, which jimi wanted. Later on jimi waa invited onstage to perform with the band cream, eric claptons band, and jimi came out and played his heart out. Eric clapton walked off the stage during this performance and stood at the wings smoking a cigarette and a stage hand asked if he was ok and erics response was something along the lines of 'he is possessed by a guiter god'.
Later eric clapton thought 'if a left handed guitarist can play that well with a right handed guitar just imagine what he could do with a left handed guitar'. So eric bought a left handed guitar to give to jimi and took it to his next show. Unfortunately eric didn't get to see jimi after the show and woke up to the news that jimi had passed.
Jimmy was so remarkable. His " Experienced";album was on my record player throughout my teenage years and far beyond. I'm a 67 yr old songwriter. So many of the artists during this time were stellar and Jimmy was one of the ones at the top.
He is also left handed and playing a right handed guitar upside down! Super talented. Same drugs took his life.
Jimi truely changed the trajectory of Rock n Roll! One of the biggest Trend setters of all time! Jimi was an incredible poet and one of the best Guitarists of all time! its a crying damn shame that he passed at such an early age! RIP Mr. James Marshall Hendrix!
He set that shit on fire too
Jimmie Hendrix was the GOAT. He was incredible ❤
Jimi, what can you say, a master on guitar.
Jimmi Hendrix was the first to do a lot of things.
*Jimi
This was one of the cover songs that the early Experience played before they had a lot of original material. At this concert he also covered Dylan, Howlin' Wolf, B.B.King, and The Trogs ("Wild Thing").
Fun fact. The Beatles sergeant pepper was only released a few days earlier when Paul McCartney went to see Jimi live in concert. Jimi played sergeant pepper as his opening song after only a few days hearing it. Paul was jaw dropped.
We can see where Prince took some of his imagery and stage moves with the guitar
This is one that is Required Bucket List Watch.
Geesh, people don't know.
Jimi "arguably" openned doors that Eddie and Stevie followed through.
Now, don't get me wrong, Eddie was a genius but Jimmi was there with some of it first.
The only reason Jimmi gets forgotten is he didn't live long enough to leave a discography, but still should be considered Top 5
Hard core blues song tropes in these lyrics.
♥ seeing peeps react to this!
It’s a Billy Roberts song but it was developed from Niela Horn Miller's song "Baby Don't Go to Town."
Dude! First time hearing Jimmi?
Damn son, where you been?
Jimmi's da man!
Wow!!! Brought me right back to Woodstock!!! Yeah Jimi played with his teeth, and I think he was the ONLY one.. Hey Joe was one of the most popular songs Jimi had. Glad you did this one too!!! thanks, BP!!!!
The ORIGINAL 🐐!!!❤❤❤❤😢😢😢😢🔥🎸
Just The Best!❤
The genius innovator , every one else steps aside ...
Jimmi was a master of his craft and one of the top guitarist of all time
SO YEAH ROBERT THIS WAS BACK IN ( 67 ) AT THE MONTERY POP FESTIVAL😊, TOTALLY INSANE, ALMOST 60 YEARS AGO NOW! 😮I LUVVVVVV WATCHING PEOPLE 1ST REACTION TO THIS CLIP! 💯👍
For me and millions of others, still the greatest...I never usually like to use the greatest as there have been so many great guitarists. But Jimi's feel, his spirit, the way he played from the heart, was so innovative and experimental...the effect he had on rock guitar was immense.
Now you know why Jimi is the GOAT!
Legend
Jimmy was a army paratrooper . But he was also a genius with that guitar.
Jimi's antics on stage were inspired by little Richard (who also influenced the Beatles and the Stones).
Back to the future he emulated chuck berry
Jimi OG!!!
Let's not gloss over the fact that Jimi served his country also. Man, where did he find the time to master his craft?
He served in the 101st Airborne Div., but he wasn't particularly great as a soldier. But then again, a lot of people aren't great at being in the military, it's not for everyone.
Him and his friend bassist Billy Cox both played on what was referred to as the Chitlin' Circuit in the sixties, after they got out of the army. I have to imagine that's where they really cut their teeth as musicians.
this what a power trio is supposed to sound like!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
A blues guitarist called T Bone Walker use to play the guitar behind his neck and with his teeth.
He was born between May 28th 1910 and March 16th 1975.
Jimi Hendrix was very much influenced by his style of playing.
Most people didn’t know what to think when they first saw and listened to Hendrix ! He was so ahead of the times he changed guitar playing forever! RIP
Fell in like love with this song at 14. 60 soon and this song still has the same impact it did then.
this was also the concert he set his guitar on fire and back to the future was chuck berry
the story goes that at the isle of man concert jimi was to take stage right after the Who. well the Who were THE band known for smashing their instruments at end of show, ( in part as a way to tell the audience "hey ,no more encore, we're done.) jimi had to find a way of upstaging them. so he came up w the flaming guitar idea!
Yes, and The Who were quite upset they had to follow Jimi.
Isle of Wight concert
That was at the Monterey Pop Festival in 1967 . It's on my Hendrix at Monterey DVD. Look up Monterey Pop "Wild Thing". The story goes that they flipped a coin to see who would play last, and Hendrix lost - so after they "pulled a Who" (as the instrument smashing became known as) he had to upstage them somehow.
Awesome...the way Joe just matter of factly low key says "yeah I shot er down" cold blooded
Jimi ...a goat 🐐 in everyone's top 3
🌸 sometimes I just sigh and wish that he didn't have to leave us so soon 💔
The one & only ... you got that right. I have seen footage where he sets the guitar on fire. Talented but sad situation, so sorry he had to go so early - like so many. I like the opening riffs and lyrics but then it's just wild. But love the tone of his voice and the opening start. Thx and hv a great day.
For an example of an older player who Hendrix knew of who played with his teeth, see the video of Earl Hooker (John Lee Hooker's cousin) playing "Earl's Boogie". Evidently he got that technique from T-Bone Walker, who developed many guitar tricks, such as also playing behind his head, and the "Duck Walk" that Chuck Berry became known for. In an interview Walker said that they used to busk on street corners when he was young, and guitarists would try to outdo each other with their tricks, to earn the most tips. If you Google T-Bone Walker and click "Images", you'll see a photo of him, probably from the late 40's, in a suit, playing the guitar behind his head, while doing the splits.
The Guitar on Fire thing was at the end of the show from this video . This is Jimi at the Monterey Music Festival and for his last song he played a cover of "Wild Thing" and at songs end he takes out a small can of lighter fluid , put it on the guitar & then ignited it in "sacrifice" to the rock gods . 🙂
🌸 you got it exactly right, bp
Only 3 that I can flip.the script as being in the big 3 Jimmi,SRV,and Kath his originality is what sets him apart from others ❤
GOAT...🔥🔥🔥🔥
I think this was from the concert Monterey pop, same one as janis joplin that you reacted from. Need to see ottis redding from the same concert. I've been loving you.
Off topic ... came here today to watch your reaction to 'Groove Is In The Heart' by Deee-Lite ... And there isn't one!!!!!!!!!! What? I'm feeling funny now xxx
Awesome!
He was brilliant and is still my favourite.
One of the coolest facts was , he played the guitar upside down, i believe it was because he was left handed, and they didnt make left handed guitars in those days, so he would have to restring his axe
Also ,Stevie Ray Vaugn's influence ( + countless others )
J. I. M. M. Y. !!!!!!
According to Jimi himself, & as can be seen on excellent Musician's Hall Of Fame "Little Known Facts About Hendrix(?)/Billy Cox" interview, he "trained" 4 years in Nashville before making it. Born in '71 in Nashville, I was only kid into Rock that even heard about it. Read a single page in a bio. I can only guess it wasn't good for his image at the time? Billy, of course was his best friend & later joined him on bass for Hendrix's Band Gypsys & re-formed Experience. An old Beatnick/Hippie i used to do traveling poetry music public access tv show with around 2000 introduced me to his friend Billy one day. I had no clue who he was. (That was Joe for ya!😅 R.I.P.) We just sat in his RV & drank a couple brews & talked about recording while Joe ran an errand. Wasn't till we were leaving that i asked Billy's last name & my jaw hit floor of VW Bus!😅 A couple weeks later I was at the grocery store & heard, "Brother Dave!". I turned around & it was my new friend Billy Fukn Cox!!!😅 I was probably only musician in last 30 yrs hadn't asked him about Jimi.😂 The station closed, of course, so only saw him after that when he'd put on free Blues shows every summer in Centennial Park. He never played Hendrix song, was a Blues show, but he always closed the show with Classic "Hey Joe" with different amazing Old School Blues singers/musicians as a nod to the fans. But that stopped when wuflu struck. Great man! Hope he's well.🙏❤️ Y'all can also see Hendrix's first tv appearance as a backup player on 1965 Night Train. It was local black tv show & was inspiration for latter cultural Phenomenon Soul Train.
Rock On, my new brother!
See ya.
🤘🌎❤️
on back to the future, when marty poses as an alien with guitar music on his walkman, that was actually eddie van halen performing. he was uncredited and it was only revealed years later. i am pretty sure marty was impersonating eddie later in the movie.
Hendrix was cutting edge. It sounds like you could use "Manic Depression", "Foxy Lady", and "The Wind Cries Mary".
About time 😀
this was on the radio all through the 70s, lighting his guitar on fire was at the Monterey Pop Festival in 67 playing "Wild Thing"
I think his time in the 101st Airborne and the early - mid 60s way of thinking, heavily shaped the way Jimi saw and thought about things and shifted more after 66
Circle of 5ths in action right here on this song
Dude what do you think crime of passion means? How many murderers killed their spouses? This isn't a Hendrix original, but he made it big. His stage acrobatics are mostly borrowed from older blues men. But he remains unique to this day.
Leon Russell and friends 1971 “A Song for You”
I live three miles from where Jimmy is buried, huge monument covered in lipstick from people kissing it. He was a big personality in life and remains so in death.
the man
🌸 so FYI... this performances from Monterey Pop festival and this performance one of his songs at the end of his piece he actually does light his guitar on fire . if you kind of research Monterey Pop festival anything from that festival is just absolutely fantastic
Nobody made a guitar sound like this before Jimi. The pedals and other things used today didn't exist. Jimi was the prototype for all the great guitarist after him. He is another one who died way to soon. Stevie Ray Vaughn, like Jimi Hendix, would have continued to get even better than they already were with age.
Eric Clapton said about Jimi Hendrix, "Pete Townshend and I went to see him play. I thought that was it, the game was up for all of us, we may as well pack it in."
If you didn't know Hendrix before what kind of guitarist he is then did you notice that he also played right handed guitar on left side meaning his guitar is upside down (the guitar strings are in opposite order than usually)?
Jimi was great fan of T-Bone Walker, who was the first I believe to play the guitar behind his back( In The 50's/60's). T-Bone was a fantastic guitarist and innovator. I Think Jimi was the first to play the guitar with his teeth
The first guitarist to play guitar with his teeth was probably the legendary T-Bone Walker. You should listen to T-Bone's classic version of "Stormy Monday Blues."
You beat me to it John. I was going to say T-Bone Walker did it first. Hendrix was heavily influenced by the old blues men.👍
Hey Joe is some dark sh**. Jimi Hendrix was a genius.
You can see where Prince got his fashion style
Strongly suggested...Little Wing (either the Hendrix version or SRV version are both outstanding)
T- Bone Walker was the 1st, I believe to play guitar behind his back. Jimi is the greatest period.
Much like Eddie Van Halen would do later, Hendrix pushed Fender Strats and Marshall stacks way past their limits, to a sound NO ONE had ever heard before. Add in his playing talent, his showmanship, and his sometimes taboo sexuality on stage, and the world reacted as if he had just landed from Mars.
It was a song about human jealousy. Though sx was very prevalent and accepted during the sxual revolution people still were human and got jealous and wrote about it. It was more interpreted as a story in the form of art and not interpreted so literally. Young people including Jimi were all about peace. It was far less than the societal misogyny of today. Jimi was a remarkable artist in every way.
No one has ever been as good as Jimi Hendrix on guitar , Prince as dope as he was , and I would rank Prince in the top 10 of all time greatest guitar players of all time but Jimi was better !!! I think he lit his guitar on fire at the Monterrey Pop Festival during Purple Haze so check that out on your own or make one of your awesome videos from it , please and thank you either way !!!
Stevie Ray Vaughn for sure was better, as was Prince. Jimi was just the one who blazed that trail. Both SRV and Prince played much faster and cleaner than Jimi could.
Watch him : live at Woodstock- live at Maui- search for Machine Gun Live at the filmore east. And so many more
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Mitch Mitchell was banging on the drums...
Legend has it. When The Beatles released Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band album. They went that weekend to see Jimi Hendrix for the first time live. Jimi covered the whole Sgt. Peppers album. He learned it by ear in less than a week. Needless to say, the Beatles were shocked.
You are almost correct. Jimi performed the title track from the album. And they had all been hanging out, so i'm sure he had an inside peek to the song. Nevertheless, a very cool story. The Beatles were surprised.
Chewing gum, doing a backward hand slide at times, the playing with the teeth and behind his head, as great a guitar player as he was, he was a consummate showman
original artist was Carl Smith. "Hey Joe!" is a 1953 popular song written by Boudleaux Bryant. It was recorded by Carl Smith for Columbia Records on 19 May 1953 and spent eight weeks at No.1
Actually I think I Was wrong on this, It looks like Billy Roberts was the first to record. In 1962, Billy Roberts registered "Hey Joe" for copyright in the United States. The 1953 song was a different song.
The man who wrote so many Of The Everly brothers hits . Legend in his own right along with his wife Felice .
Hendrix practiced a ton was obsessed with his guitar
He used to play until his fingers bled
Yes he shot her, domestic violence in the 60’s
Chemicals were involved
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He’s left-handed. He learned to play a right-handed guitar upsidedown. Take a look… knobs down, thin strings up…
He was the first to play with his teeth. He was the second musician to light his instrument on fire and play it. The first was Jerry Lee Lewis performing Great Balls of Fire on his piano in the 50s. Back then, it was so radical that he was almost arrested for endangering the public. A stunt that reverberated around the world. Then he married his 13 yr old cousin, and Sun Records then replaced him as the king of rock n roll with Elvis Presley. Elvis is only king because of default. I'm sure not alot of ppl know that
Jimmy was the OG
He was also left-handed and played a right-hand guitar upside down! Bass strings on bottom ... just the way he learned as a kid.
No.
No...he restrung it left handed. The big string(low E) is on the top. He did it that way because he could play the tremelo bar with the inside of his elbow. Stevie Ray Vaughn also changed the bridge on his guitar to a left handed bridge so he could do the same thing.
@@ezerlab1 You might be right ... I may have him mixed up with another player ?? Did he string it reversed somehow?
@@MrJacksonHolly Albert King played left handed on right handed strings.
It was a right handed guitar being played upside down as he was left handed. So the dials knobs are on top. The bass strings are also on top. Look at closeups of his guitar and bass strings are defiantly on top.
Hey Joe has been around for a long time, nobody knows exactly who wrote it, The Leaves, if memory serves me, were the first to record it
So excited abt this! (Haven't watched yet.) Hendrix is the ish.
A master guitarist in his 20s
Jimmy said he battled with his own demons
He was the first! Bro was doing this in 1969...
What a shocking lyrics!
But I like it.
Yeah Back to the Future was Chuck Berry - Johnny B. Goode but Hendrix covered it as well
Co-managed by Chas Chandler- the bass player for the Animals.
Watch Hendrix playing Johnny B Goode live 1970