He also had to hold up a lot of melodic elements simply due to the fact the JHE was a trio. Mitch and Ginger were both phenomenal drummers in their respective power trios
it should noted that one of mitchells greatest strengths was his ability to instantaneously react to jimis improv style of live performances. jimi never seemed to play a song the same way twice, and he didnt always go into a chorus, verse, or solo when you would expect him to. quite often he might extend one or another by a single bar. or maybe three tonight! or maybe come back into the verse a bar early. one could never know what to expect. it would take a pretty good drummer to be able to manage that.
What a Wonderful Tribute to Mitch Mitchell, he was the engine room to those classics. Well done, and so inspiring to witness someone of your generation keeping the Legend 'alive'. Thank You, 🥁🥁🤘🙏
Hello. Mitch, Jimi, Noel,- trio knew their musical skills very well, each of them was a perfectionist. I've been a fan of this group for over 50 years, I like listening to them, watching their concerts and solo performances. Mitch is an extraordinary drummer and has a musical imagination that can be heard in his performance along with the other guitarist, Jimi on strat and Noel bass. Thank you for this short and interesting story. Rock'n'roll. See you.
Mitchell came out of Georgie Fame’s Jazz/R&B band. I loved his playing in The Experience. A friend of mine did a tour of Europe with him in The Eighties. He said he was a real gentleman, very respectful.
Thanks so much for this video, Mitch deserves even more... Very cool Voodoo Child (Slight Return)... Mitch was very lucky to play with Jimi BUT Jimi was lucky to play with him.
Mitch was one of the first true innovators in rock drumming. One of my favorite examples of his musical drumming is on "May This Be Love," which I'm glad you mentioned. I believe he played it with mallets.
'Love or Confusion', great intro from Mitch and drumming throughout. Hard to pick a favourite as I just like all of his drumming. I have all of Hendrix albums including the live ones but still think the one I bought in May 1967 is the best, 'Are you experienced'.
Love Mitch & Noel too!! But thank God & the universe Mitch won that coin toss. Jimi enabled Mitch as much as he did Jimi & we are blessed to see that level of musical craftsmanship, songwriting, expression was allowed to take place. You really can't appreciate one without the other ☯️ & that 3 piece powerhouse will never be repeated sown into the pages & stratospheres of history. Always gives me hope seeing endless newer generations still turning on to the greats & appreciating the finer nuances & lineage. Great drumming too & glad the algorithm brought me here 👊🏾 fellow musician & new subscriber
my older brother and i marveled over mitch mitchell drumming back then. we were just teenagers but we understood his greatness. like the song FIRE. AMAZING
I enjoyed that. I remember I was about 16-17, got a copy of Axis on LP, copied it onto a cassette to listen on my Walkman, & I felt gobsmacked, like I was hearing & maybe understanding drums for the 1st time. The thing that "got me" first was how with Hendrix-like songs, guitarist singers would do some spontaneous lick like a comment on, or addition to, a lyric, but I was hearing Mitch do that: the tom fills on the playout of "Wait under Tomorrow" & nearly all of the song "Ain't No Telling". I kind of expected to hear things like that from drummers thereafter. Which may explain why I sort of preferred Mitch & other drummers of that era to what came after. A "fusion" record that echoed that "drums do the talking" thing was Romantic Warrior, by Return to Forever, featuring Lenny White. That was from 1976 & you don't hear much of that at a later date, by White or others. Really, with Mitch, it's the "three piece" thing, isn't it? If there's just guitar & bass the drummer has to be a musical contributor too, not just playing the 2 & 4 like a machine, or else the music will be as flat as can be. I mean: I'm pretty sure Band of Gypsies would've worked better as a trio with Mitch rather than Miles but it couldn't happen because Mitch wasn't "a brother" (ahem). Other examples with regards to that "rock trio" from 1967-76, where the drummer had to be not only busy but also musical, may be Rush & Rory Gallagher. When the latter got a conventional "just play the 2 & 4 driving rock drummer" in 1978 his trio bands lost a lot of their magic in the same way as Jimi Hendrix Experience vs. Band of Gypsies. Some drummers can cut it as drummer in a trio and those that do tend to be in the Mitch Mitchell vein, and so he influenced my ears a lot, in terms of what I can expect to hear from a drummer ever since that day that I was listening to a copy of Axis on a Walkman cassette (& later came to enjoy jazz drummers). The End.
John was also before Mitch.. the doors formed in 65 and recorded their first album in agu 66 with a release in jan 67 so he predated Hendrix experience by a couple years
Hey Cool! I never realized it, but you're so right on playing along the melodies with the guitar. I'm a 66yo keyboard dude, I've been around, but I learned something from a young guy, you.That's cool. Don't ever quit, keep going. Do what you love. Thanks!
Nice job. He was one of my all time favorite drummers. I saw him in 1968 and they played almost everything off of the Experienced album. He knew how to hold his sticks...as do you -Buddy Rich would be proud.
Very cool. The melodic side of Mitch is an aspect of his playing I’d not considered. Great point. Fun to play with a drummer who can play Mitch style. Lots of dynamics. No flat footed bashing! ✌️🎸✌️
Fabulous!! . You are gifted player with a great ear. Mitch Mitchell might be one of the most "Overlooked" drummers of his time. It's just a GREAT thing that you,, ( at your young age,) would even take the time to break down his stuff. Your analysis on Mitchell is dead on correct. Hendrix chose him above all others as his regular drummer for good reason.
Yes that's exactly it.. many people try to play these songs but the drums don't match and sometimes the drum beat or the way that the drums are played are just as important part of what makes the song the song and it's not the same without it...The Right Feel 💜
I remember, Cobb, when you did that video on all the different time signatures...amazing. This vid was a lot of fun. I remember just being amazed at the drumming of Mitch Mitchell back in the 1980's when I first started hearing The Jimi Hendrix experience on the LA radio stations.
My guy I've been looking for a drummer of your talent and skill for so long. Hendrix is one of my biggest inspirations along the likes of Rory Gallagher also. I'm an original song writer guitarist and singer but I also love covering Hendrix and Gallagher. I would love to work with a drummer such as yourself I truly would.
It was frantic acid inspired jazz playing...and Hendrix also. It's tense and intense music with boundless energy. Whew! You knew you heard something when you were done with that 1st album. And then to top it with the 2nd?...then 3rd? Incredible!
Great video, man. Well done, really enjoyed this and Mitch is my favourite drummer of all time due to his musical Jazz-like style. Also love Bonham and Baker!
Dear friend, I do not speak English, I am using the translator, but I like it and I am surprised that they are giving their place to Mitch Mitchell He was a great drummer in his own style and as a guitarist who admires Hendrix's work, they were the perfect complement to the '60s. Greetings from Mexico
Dude!u get it!mitch served the song!I always described it as playing the syllables of the song...in example the word WaTerMeLon he would play bop-bep-bah-buh...
Mitchell was awesome with Hendrix because they both understood how to swing hard with the Blues and that's what they did together and the way they called and answered each other with the melody lines were really great Hendrix would do a raunchy rhythmic figure and Mitchell would answer it with an equally stellar figure on the drums or as we Street drummers call chops. I agree with you they were perfect for each other said that they didn't keep the relationship going if they became a four-piece band I think they would have been even greater if they would have had a keyboardist where somebody goofing around with synthesizers and strings and all that stuff sort of a John Paul Jonesy guy I think that it would have been even more of an epic experience with them but they were great The Way They Were they should have never broke up. But you could say the same thing about cream but that was more about egos, with Jimmy I think it was just a self-destructive thing...R.I.P. Jimmy and now Mitch.
Mitch is one of the reasons I got really into technique. His parts really were like lead parts. I still think the drum solo he does on Catfish Blues on the BBC Sessions is one of my favorite of his solos.
Wow I've tried to play some of these, and actually done it, but I was doing it by Rote memory. Not really knowing what the hell I was playing! Thank you! My favorite song right now is Earl Kings "Come On" I love how Jimi does it!
The algorithm is dishing me up a load of great Mitch Mitchell videos lately, and that's awesome, because I love Mitch Mitchell and I think Manic Depression is one of the great achievements in rock drumming, but nobody is talking about the influence of Keith Moon and his melodic, lead drumming style.
Maybe the reason Mitch Mitchell isn't rated as highly as he should be is that the details of his Elvin Jones-style nuanced playing disappeared when they played live. You can see how busy he is in live videos, but his finesse playing is mostly drowned out by the volume of Hendrix's guitar and Redding's bass. Say what you will about Ginger Baker - he was the first drummer to figure out that his jazz drumming techniques were useless in competing with dimed Marshall stacks. He pioneered the toms/bass drum-heavy style that smart drummers like Bonham and a few others soon emulated.
First I want to say that I love the hat and jacket. I dont know why, but it always makes me think of Tom Bombadil. Second, I love your vids, you are extremely knowledgeable and I learn something new every time I watch, also you are quite the skilled drummer. Keep up the awesome work!
As a fan, I've noticed that generally, the best musicians usually attract the best musicians to collaborate with; By that reasoning, Mitch Mitchell was second to nobody.
Sometime ago I was wondering why I never really liked band of gypsies...(and I love Hendrix) . It's Mitchell's drumming that really make the difference for me, it complements Jimi's perfectly.
Favorite Jimi Hendrix song or Mitch Mitchell drum beat?
my fav Mitch Mitchell beat is Little Miss Lover
Favorite Mitch Mitchell drum beat for me is Hey Joe
Manic Depression
Up from the skies.
Long hot summer night is a banger
Honestly Mitch was just as wild and unique as Hendrix. Their styles complimented each other’s so well
That's right. Carving new ground together. Cosmic Pioneering stuff. Unbelievable!
This is so true.
So true, it took me a long time to realize that, as a guitarist I was always focusing on Jimi
So true. Exactly my words:))
AMEN!!!
I'm a guitar player and I'd like to quote Mr. Copeland. "Jimi hendrix was Mitch Mitchell's guitar player."
Mitchell was an absolutely huge drummer. Unfortunately he was placed next to the greatest guitarist of all time
"unfortunately" is not the word 😜
we are lucky he was, he contributed to the greatest music of all time and made it even better than it would've been with a different drummer.
He also had to hold up a lot of melodic elements simply due to the fact the JHE was a trio. Mitch and Ginger were both phenomenal drummers in their respective power trios
Exactly 💯
He didn’t play for EVH..
he’s such an underrated drummer
Totally Agree
@@johntoomey357 the best of rock'n'roll
i grew up in the 60's and there were great drummers from that era but he was the best out of all of them.
Bonham, Peart, Mitch Mitchell are my three favorites. Mitch is by far the most underrated drummer of all time. So happy you made this video
Most underrated drummer = John “Drumbo” French
I think bill ward is the most underrated
Ian Paice one of the best left handed swing drummers around
@@countycricklewood Damn right 👍
Ian paice, Carl palmer...
Mitch Mitchell, Buddy Miles and Bill Ward were dropping BRUTAL Hip Hop beats.
Mitch was just as wild and crazy on his drums as Jimi was on the guitar, he was perfect for the Experience.
Dude I love it when you sing while you drum. No idea why. It's just wholesome af.
I thought Mitchell was the perfect drummer for Hendrix. And I hate the New England Patriots too.
sing while you drum eh', the you're looking for levon helm!
Fyou I'm from New England so I have to stand up to you
@@slendergainz No. Kneel down to me.
@@slendergainz you did a pretty good job
Mitch was such a great drummer, he was a killer musician and complimented Jimi’s playing perfectly
Mitch Mitchell is one of my favorite drummers. Thanks!
Mitch was the perfect compliment to Jimi's style and compositions and was my favorite drummer from that era......enjoyed your video
it should noted that one of mitchells greatest strengths was his ability to instantaneously react to jimis improv style of live performances. jimi never seemed to play a song the same way twice, and he didnt always go into a chorus, verse, or solo when you would expect him to. quite often he might extend one or another by a single bar. or maybe three tonight! or maybe come back into the verse a bar early. one could never know what to expect.
it would take a pretty good drummer to be able to manage that.
What a Wonderful Tribute to Mitch Mitchell, he was the engine room to those classics. Well done, and so inspiring to witness someone of your generation keeping the Legend 'alive'. Thank You, 🥁🥁🤘🙏
I am very impressed to see a guy as young as you are knowing Experience's music.
Mitch is and will always been in my top 5 drummers list. The dude is a beast and changed the way I viewed the drums
Hello. Mitch, Jimi, Noel,- trio knew their musical skills very well, each of them was a perfectionist. I've been a fan of this group for over 50 years, I like listening to them, watching their concerts and solo performances. Mitch is an extraordinary drummer and has a musical imagination that can be heard in his performance along with the other guitarist, Jimi on strat and Noel bass. Thank you for this short and interesting story. Rock'n'roll. See you.
Mitch was Fabulous.
His drumming on "Fire" is well...Fire!!
Mitch Mitchell without doubt my favourite drummer. Never thought of him as 'musical' before but it makes perfect sense when you show it.
Mitch Mitchell was always my favorite drummer growing up. He was absolutely amazing.
Three masters of their respective instruments competing with each other, sublime then and now.
Mitchell came out of Georgie Fame’s Jazz/R&B band. I loved his playing in The Experience. A friend of mine did a tour of Europe with him in The Eighties. He said he was a real gentleman, very respectful.
I really like Wait Until Tomorrow but he also sounds good with Dirty Mac. Overall a super groovy/stylistic drummer.
Now this is what i like to see
Thanks so much for this video, Mitch deserves even more... Very cool Voodoo Child (Slight Return)... Mitch was very lucky to play with Jimi BUT Jimi was lucky to play with him.
Mitch was one of the first true innovators in rock drumming. One of my favorite examples of his musical drumming is on "May This Be Love," which I'm glad you mentioned. I believe he played it with mallets.
Yes, She's So Fine!!! I love that drum intro SO MUCH
'Love or Confusion', great intro from Mitch and drumming throughout. Hard to pick a favourite as I just like all of his drumming. I have all of Hendrix albums including the live ones but still think the one I bought in May 1967 is the best, 'Are you experienced'.
Mitch was a drumming titan! My personal favorite drummer.
There is a difference between hitting the drums and playing them. Mitch Mitchell was one of the many great drummers that new the difference ✌️😎
Love Mitch & Noel too!! But thank God & the universe Mitch won that coin toss. Jimi enabled Mitch as much as he did Jimi & we are blessed to see that level of musical craftsmanship, songwriting, expression was allowed to take place. You really can't appreciate one without the other ☯️ & that 3 piece powerhouse will never be repeated sown into the pages & stratospheres of history. Always gives me hope seeing endless newer generations still turning on to the greats & appreciating the finer nuances & lineage. Great drumming too & glad the algorithm brought me here 👊🏾 fellow musician & new subscriber
Great stuff: I think Mitch was the greatest drummer of his generation - and essential to the Hendrix Experience.
I’ve always sighted Mitch as an influence, but I never realised how much I approach my drumming the same way that he did.
youre very knowledgeable on him. do go on all day about mitchell!
or atleast make another video on him!
my older brother and i marveled over mitch mitchell drumming back then. we were just teenagers but we understood his greatness. like the song FIRE. AMAZING
Great video, you explained his style well, and the drum kit sounds great, it had that 60’s sound through the recording.
Excellent breakdown and analysis of a great drummer. So glad to see Mitch receiving some real appreciation!
Love Or Confusion and I Don't Live Today or two of my favorites Mitch Mitchell did.
I enjoyed that. I remember I was about 16-17, got a copy of Axis on LP, copied it onto a cassette to listen on my Walkman, & I felt gobsmacked, like I was hearing & maybe understanding drums for the 1st time. The thing that "got me" first was how with Hendrix-like songs, guitarist singers would do some spontaneous lick like a comment on, or addition to, a lyric, but I was hearing Mitch do that: the tom fills on the playout of "Wait under Tomorrow" & nearly all of the song "Ain't No Telling". I kind of expected to hear things like that from drummers thereafter. Which may explain why I sort of preferred Mitch & other drummers of that era to what came after. A "fusion" record that echoed that "drums do the talking" thing was Romantic Warrior, by Return to Forever, featuring Lenny White. That was from 1976 & you don't hear much of that at a later date, by White or others. Really, with Mitch, it's the "three piece" thing, isn't it? If there's just guitar & bass the drummer has to be a musical contributor too, not just playing the 2 & 4 like a machine, or else the music will be as flat as can be. I mean: I'm pretty sure Band of Gypsies would've worked better as a trio with Mitch rather than Miles but it couldn't happen because Mitch wasn't "a brother" (ahem). Other examples with regards to that "rock trio" from 1967-76, where the drummer had to be not only busy but also musical, may be Rush & Rory Gallagher. When the latter got a conventional "just play the 2 & 4 driving rock drummer" in 1978 his trio bands lost a lot of their magic in the same way as Jimi Hendrix Experience vs. Band of Gypsies. Some drummers can cut it as drummer in a trio and those that do tend to be in the Mitch Mitchell vein, and so he influenced my ears a lot, in terms of what I can expect to hear from a drummer ever since that day that I was listening to a copy of Axis on a Walkman cassette (& later came to enjoy jazz drummers). The End.
Mitchell Mitchell and ginger baker were very funky drummers problems my most favourite
I for one love this channel!!!!! Lets get him 1 MILLION ❤❤❤
Dont think ive ever heard anyone who could play Mitch Mitchell as well as you, aside from Mitch himself.
Oh man I can’t wait to watch your other videos.
Mitch was mentored by jazz drummer Jim Marshall of Marshall Amplification fame.
He could shuffle. Mitch nailed the floor down for jimi to take off Noel was always in.
Good insight into Mitch’s personal drumming qualities, thank you Cobb🙌
John Densmore was also one of those rock/jazz fusion drummers
John was also before Mitch.. the doors formed in 65 and recorded their first album in agu 66 with a release in jan 67 so he predated Hendrix experience by a couple years
@@voidburner8271 first Hendrix single was Hey Joe, released in December 1966
The Doors played live for at least a year or two before they recorded "The Doors". I wouldn't focus on when he first recorded.
Love all of your drumming breakdowns, continue with another Mitch Mitchell segment, there is so much more to cover, keep up the great videos
I loved Mitch’s drumming style and you play it very well! Thanks for the lesson! 👍🙋♂️🖖🏻
Hey Cool! I never realized it, but you're so right on playing along the melodies with the guitar. I'm a 66yo keyboard dude, I've been around, but I learned something from a young guy, you.That's cool. Don't ever quit, keep going. Do what you love. Thanks!
Yassss I was waiting for a video about Mitch
Nice job. He was one of my all time favorite drummers. I saw him in 1968 and they played almost everything off of the Experienced album. He knew how to hold his sticks...as do you -Buddy Rich would be proud.
Excellent analysis! Thanks!
As we say, 'no jazz damage' for Jimi or Mitch even though you can be quite sure they were saturated & marinated in the juicy. God bless them all+++
Great drummer somewhat underrated!
Very cool. The melodic side of Mitch is an aspect of his playing I’d not considered. Great point. Fun to play with a drummer who can play Mitch style. Lots of dynamics. No flat footed bashing! ✌️🎸✌️
Fabulous!! . You are gifted player with a great ear. Mitch Mitchell might be one of the most "Overlooked" drummers of his time. It's just a GREAT thing that you,, ( at your young age,) would even take the time to break down his stuff. Your analysis on Mitchell is dead on correct. Hendrix chose him above all others as his regular drummer for good reason.
Yes that's exactly it.. many people try to play these songs but the drums don't match and sometimes the drum beat or the way that the drums are played are just as important part of what makes the song the song and it's not the same without it...The Right Feel 💜
Manic Depression is great and Jazzy.
Dude, you laid it all down so nicely. ✨🔥🥁
Mitch could totally embellish a song perfectly, it’s awesome you can drum like him . If you ever need a canvas I’m down.
Finally a video talking exclusively about our little BIG genius that is Mitch Mitchell, cheers! 🇧🇷🇧🇷❤️❤️
I remember, Cobb, when you did that video on all the different time signatures...amazing. This vid was a lot of fun. I remember just being amazed at the drumming of Mitch Mitchell back in the 1980's when I first started hearing The Jimi Hendrix experience on the LA radio stations.
My guy I've been looking for a drummer of your talent and skill for so long. Hendrix is one of my biggest inspirations along the likes of Rory Gallagher also. I'm an original song writer guitarist and singer but I also love covering Hendrix and Gallagher. I would love to work with a drummer such as yourself I truly would.
Incredible video! thanks for this man!!
One of my favorite drum parts in a hendrix song, is the the one in Up From the Skies. It's real nice
Many of these unique drumbeats make me think of the intro to - 50 ways to leave your lover. Instantly you hear it, you know where it belongs
Sick. I'm definitely gonna try some of this next time I'm behind a kit!
Love MM drumming at thee start of ‘Gloria’. Simple but it rocks!
It was frantic acid inspired jazz playing...and Hendrix also. It's tense and intense music with boundless energy. Whew! You knew you heard something when you were done with that 1st album. And then to top it with the 2nd?...then 3rd? Incredible!
Great video, man. Well done, really enjoyed this and Mitch is my favourite drummer of all time due to his musical Jazz-like style. Also love Bonham and Baker!
well explained, nice presentation style
Dear friend, I do not speak English, I am using the translator, but I like it and I am surprised that they are giving their place to Mitch Mitchell He was a great drummer in his own style and as a guitarist who admires Hendrix's work, they were the perfect complement to the '60s. Greetings from Mexico
Love your videos. Really opens my eyes to things that I was unaware of.
Best pop drummer of all time IMO
Dude!u get it!mitch served the song!I always described it as playing the syllables of the song...in example the word WaTerMeLon he would play bop-bep-bah-buh...
Awesome!! Love Mitch Mitchell.. Hendrix and him were so synergistic and perfect for one another, they were so fortunate to have found each other
Brilliant video. I love this series. It would be great if you examined the playing styles of Elvin Jones and Tony Allen
Mitchell was awesome with Hendrix because they both understood how to swing hard with the Blues and that's what they did together and the way they called and answered each other with the melody lines were really great Hendrix would do a raunchy rhythmic figure and Mitchell would answer it with an equally stellar figure on the drums or as we Street drummers call chops. I agree with you they were perfect for each other said that they didn't keep the relationship going if they became a four-piece band I think they would have been even greater if they would have had a keyboardist where somebody goofing around with synthesizers and strings and all that stuff sort of a John Paul Jonesy guy I think that it would have been even more of an epic experience with them but they were great The Way They Were they should have never broke up. But you could say the same thing about cream but that was more about egos, with Jimmy I think it was just a self-destructive thing...R.I.P. Jimmy and now Mitch.
Mitch is one of the reasons I got really into technique. His parts really were like lead parts. I still think the drum solo he does on Catfish Blues on the BBC Sessions is one of my favorite of his solos.
Another great great episode!, love the whole series. they are a lot of fun and I learned a lot thanks for doing this peace ✌️
Wow I've tried to play some of these, and actually done it, but I was doing it by Rote memory. Not really knowing what the hell I was playing! Thank you! My favorite song right now is Earl Kings "Come On" I love how Jimi does it!
Amazing! In Third Stone From The Sun, now that groove was totally in. Fusion Jazz.
Mitch was a tank on drums. Jimi and him went so good together. Love youe examples. Great vid. 👍
The algorithm is dishing me up a load of great Mitch Mitchell videos lately, and that's awesome, because I love Mitch Mitchell and I think Manic Depression is one of the great achievements in rock drumming, but nobody is talking about the influence of Keith Moon and his melodic, lead drumming style.
Great Job my friend !
So early I was thinking about the drumming at the end of Bold as Love
I love Mitch's drumming. My fave Mitchell melodic drumming is on the track 'Third Stone From The Sun'.
Maybe the reason Mitch Mitchell isn't rated as highly as he should be is that the details of his Elvin Jones-style nuanced playing disappeared when they played live. You can see how busy he is in live videos, but his finesse playing is mostly drowned out by the volume of Hendrix's guitar and Redding's bass. Say what you will about Ginger Baker - he was the first drummer to figure out that his jazz drumming techniques were useless in competing with dimed Marshall stacks. He pioneered the toms/bass drum-heavy style that smart drummers like Bonham and a few others soon emulated.
First I want to say that I love the hat and jacket. I dont know why, but it always makes me think of Tom Bombadil. Second, I love your vids, you are extremely knowledgeable and I learn something new every time I watch, also you are quite the skilled drummer. Keep up the awesome work!
Very insightful on Mitchel's style.
I love your drum videos man! John Densmore, Mitch Mitchell,... We all want to play like Elvin Jones:)) At least I want, haha ❤
I enjoyed your breakdown of Mitch Mitchell very much! He is my favorite! You were right on the money!
Epic!!
As a fan, I've noticed that generally, the best musicians usually attract the best musicians to collaborate with; By that reasoning, Mitch Mitchell was second to nobody.
Really enjoy your videos. Thanks a lot
Great vid.! I was looking for 'little wing' too, with that 6 stroke roll. RLLRRL now I use it a lot!
Sometime ago I was wondering why I never really liked band of gypsies...(and I love Hendrix) . It's Mitchell's drumming that really make the difference for me, it complements Jimi's perfectly.
Inspired learning taught to inspire. More please.