Jimi Hendrix - Power of Soul (Machine Gun: Fillmore East 12/31/1969) (Official Audio)
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- Official Audio for "Power of Soul (Machine Gun: Fillmore East 12/31/1969)" by Jimi Hendrix
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Chorus:
With the power of soul
Anything is possible
With the power of you
Anything you wanna do
#JimiHendrix #PowerofSoul #TheFilmoreEastConcerts #OfficialAudio
Classic Hendrix, never playing his songs the same way twice, always improvising always experimenting, ALWAYS BRILLIANT..
There will never be another guitar player as inventive as JIMI Eddie always talked about Eric, but I don't hear it. Without Jimi there never would have been a Eddie Van Halen! Hendrix reinvented the electric guitar, no one was doing swoops and dives before Jimi.The very first song I ever heard from Jimi was Third Stone From the Sun, and my life was never the same after that. Thanks Brother, you sacrificed your life to give this world your gift from GOD !
Totally agreed !! Play on Electric Gypsy !!
Hard Rock, Psychedelic, Blues Rock, even a funky flavor...Jimi really had it all under his belt. Truly one of a kind!
Rage Against The Machine Gun
"Damn Jimi, you've got enough riffs there for a dozen songs!"
"Nah, these are all going in before the lyrics start."
Right, afterwards, " gotta cig?"
laugh^^
Lmfao
That's true. Imagine if he only used one riff at the time. He could have like 2 more albums. Take Sabbath for example. They play a 3 power-chord riff, they play a small guitar solo and that's the whole song. Unlike Budgie or Hendrix for example, who their songs are progressing as they going. But then again. If Hendrix used "The one riff formula" his music wouldn't be the phenomenon it is today.
I love this...............................................
This man passed away over 50 years ago and is still light years ahead of anybody else that ever played the guitar 🎸! Go 'head Jimi!
They are still chasing his tail 🔥🔥🔥
It's a bit like cave man drumming. Back then nobody knew any better so if someone did something different it sounded amazing
If I might ... he was just the best.
I attended this performance, just 14 year's old. Sat in row "J " with 10 of my New Jersey friends from Montclair High School. All dedicated Hendrix fans. For what it is worth...Here are a few observations upon hearing Jimi's new sounds.
The audience was in shock.The applause after each number was subdued and reserved. Jimi's New Year's Eve vibe was depressed and it affected the excited moods of the audience. He stood perfectly still in one position the entire show.
I was not able to truly comprehend his new sounds until the album came out and I could study it. His 3rd tune,
of the evening ,after warming up , for me, remains his finest guitar playing of his short career.
Read the account of Bill Graham challenging Hendrix to drop all the theatrics (which Hendrix HATED having to do in the 1st place!) And just play! Read the account, Hendrix acknowledged that he was inspired to give a great show as a musician. He hated having to do all of the theatrical things the crowds came to expect from him, they were cliches after the first few months of the JHE ( Jimi Hendrix Experience)
@@ahzroc1 Bill Graham ,was responsible for so much back then . Alot, that most today 'Do not know about'. I was invited to this show ,some friends were there . Decided not to attend.
@@ahzroc1 All, Jimi owed this album to a guy named Ed Chalpin, who had a signed contract with Jimi from before he became famous. This was the settlement. It was Chalpin who, after the first set of Jimi bouncing around and not playing his best, said he wouldn't accept the recording as payment unless he stood still and played seriously. Bill Graham may have delivered that message, but it was Chalpin who made the demand.
@@brianboyle3998 interesting, I've never heard this story. I have heard Chalpin was underwhelmed with having a live album as fulfillment of the contract. I've read a few of the hendridx biographies, can you tell me where you heard this?
@@williambent9636 I believe it was 'Scuse me While I Kiss the Sky. David Henderson, 1982. Further, Chalpin was the manager of Curtis Knight, and he signed Jimi to a separate deal while Jimi was with the band. When Jimi left for England and became famous, Chalpin reappeared. While lawsuits were going back and forth, Chalpin flooded the market with inferior recordings of Curtis Knight Featuring Jimi Hendrix. (Who when the recordings were made went by the name Jimmy James.) Look up producer Alan Douglas. He's a real POS who put out plenty of Hendrix albums while the Estate was in flux. One of the albums, Midnight Lightning, actually tells you he used professional session players to "fill in" Hendrix parts that Douglas felt Jimi would have done. I had a couple of dozen bootleg (by today's standard) recordings of Hendrix when I was young, lent them to a kid later in life, and lost them all. Except for Loose Ends.
So beautiful. Electric church music. Buddy’s and Billy’s rhythm section was so solid. So funky! Powerful.
Jimmy knew his time was coming to and end soon BAND OF Gypsy was his sermon and farewell
Yep!
Band of Gypsys was the best Hendrix lineup IMO.✌️
This one SONG has more riffs than most ALBUMS nowadays!
YOU got that shit right Man !! Yes indeed !!
believe that
That's why he was the greatest,no two live versions of a song the same. To play this version from the 1st set that night and then play the other in the 2nd one is mind blowing.
One of the most creative musicians to exist.
Here he is playing with homeboys. The joy and positivity in his guitar voice is unmistakeable!
homeboys????? except for billy cox...its the same band,,,
@@bjgrant1234 well, Buddy Miles in drums too
@@bjgrant1234 buddy miles on 🥁
Clearly this was something else.
The perfect Storm came together , when Jimi, Buddy Miles and Billy cox formed A band of Gypsys , it doesn't get any better..
Hendrix was ahead of his time no other guitarist was on his level.
He still is!
Back in 2017 I visited my grandpa in Tennessee! I left my phone down there on the way up and when I got home I went to a shop and bought this cd and few others. I’ve been jamming ever since!
Listening to Hendrix is like standing before a rainbow of sounds as the mist of notes caress your mind.
It's like reading Sumerian clay tablets
Well add 2 of these ♠️😜😵💫
The drumming is incredible
He was so free on stage.. I'm so thankful I can listen and feel these sounds from him.
You said it! I prefer his energy over the music we play nowadays.
Unbelievable talent! In 1969 I was only 14 yrs, however at age 16 got a part time job after school. First thing I did was buy double vinyl of JIMI BEST IN THE WORLD!! Jimi infusing, soul, rock, jazz, blues, so many light years ahead of his time!! GOD - given talents.. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jimi was the tragic musician using drugs but very best music player of 1960
What has drugs to do with anything???
Jimi was NOT a drug addict. He died due to suffocating on his own vomit. He just wanted to get some sleep and used to much of sleeping pills
I WAS AT THIS CONCERT IN 1969 SECOND SHOW, I HAVEN'T COME DOWN FROM IT, NOR DO I WANT TO.
ah man that musta been an awesome experience! shit i was like 7yrs old
Damn you're dead cool for that. I was negative 29 years old.
Hey
Hey
It's funny but so true. His music doesn't stop.
Jimi kills it in this, but no ones talking about his band mates, they're all on fire
absolutely amigo
Billy was the right choice for bas. Together with Mitch on drums, they are the hardest trio ever.
Buddy Miles is on drums here. Not Mitch
@@thefunkfactory1306 I'm well aware. I was speaking generally.
the record that had to be made to oblige a contractual agreement turned out to be a rock masterpiece .this trio had it's brief shining moment ,all right.
Hendrix's live performances were able to create the illusion that he was playing 2 guitars....he had the rare gift and combining blazing speed with lyricism...my goodness
You told me he was good, but you never told me he was THAT fucking good!
suddenly it seemed that it was not just Clapton who was a God 😮
Oh yeeessss
Such a beautiful mind, soul and spirit. Inspiring people to this day! Rest Easy Jimi ✌❤
Don't rest Jimi, return!
Jimi'd never come back here.
Haley Carson..I'M STILL TRYING TO FIND HENDRIX IN OUR ERA'S TOP 10 GUITARIST OF ALL TIME..BUT NO..!!!,EVEN 10% OF HNDRX'S DDNT EXIST..IN THESE ALL TIME GUITARIST..😢😢😢
R.I.P.
Hmm 10% of Hendrix left with Prince lol. Listen to his live of motherless child. Didn't know he had it in him.
The earth will explode before there is ever another guitarist like HENDRIX!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I remember buying this album in 1970 on a grade 8 school trip and a hash pipe I'm Still getting high and listening to Jimi :) Peace
How many of you wanna be alive in the 1960s and mid 1970s ? Just for the music ....
i woz there man(even though i was 7 when jimi died) but i grew up in that great era! there was real music then, not like the bullshit we have now
fuck yeah brother
Yea definitely ME the music and the old cars wow id do anything to get there
I was alive and still is...
@88Gibson LesPaul do you still got the bug? love that car i drive mine listening so zeppelin everyday here in brazil
2018 and there is still no one that can compare. Certified Legend.
From 2021, T. Still nothing compares. Stay free. R 💚 🔊 😎
@@RHR-221b 2022 nothin
2023 nothin
2024 soon and nothin
I'm a realist more than a feelist and I love this song.
RIGHT at the end of the 60s. An incredible time for music overall.
It was already GOOD.... But def at the end of the 60s was crazyy
Very true!! Think about the debut albums that came out that year... Black Sabbath self titled, Led Zeppelin's first record, The Stooges self titled which was arguably the first punk rock album ever recorded, etc... It was such a revolutionary time for music. I only wish I would've been alive during that period to be able to see these bands live when they were young or alive in their prime.
for Hendrix..as for all musical geniuses including Bach Beethoven etc. the guitar was merely a piece of wood and strings through which his soul was able to express and manifest itself to the physical world
good sound amazing guitar playing i love all about jimi
He was the greatest.
You can argue how everyone has their opinion and that music is a matter of taste but..This is the best guitarist in the world.Period.
Praise the Jimi!
......in your opinion
People say he was best for sentimental reasons right, because he died so long ago, right? Wrong. I'd rather listen to Jimi. Mr. 97MrBlues explains why.
97MrBlues He plays with Soul!!!!!
97MrBlues srv?
The Jimi's songs are an ocean of inspirations. Yours riffs are something beautiful!!!
Thanks for sharing. It takes me back to my youth...some 50 years ago. I still remember every inflection....a tune that touches my soul. Always has and always will. ❤❤❤
I’m sorry to everyone I have slept on Jimi, but I now see and feel why everybody loves this man. I can feel his music I can see him performing concerts in my head 🙌🏽
Welcome to the family my friend
If you wanna really get your mind blown listen to “Nine To The Universe”(8 minute version) 👍🏽
Billiant, and no other words, the band was also supporting him perfectly!
Check out Marcus Miller's version of this gem. You'll love it.
Not that much.
Only Jimi understands funk .
It was a concept that didn't exist at that time.
Thing I love with Jimi is when I hear him play it's like he 's really present with me.
A true touching spirit.
my friend this is the best comment about Hendrix ever!
He was a spirit!
With the power of soul
Anything is possible
With the power of you
Anything you wanna do
Check out Marcus Miller's version of this gem. You'll love it.
He was a modest man as well. Humble to his talent. Chilled. Sooo cool.
Hendrix, much emulated, but never equaled; we are just fortunate souls to have this awesome talent to console us during these tough time of a worldwide pandemic.
A la vida le hace falta Jimi Hendrix de fondo..
Sonidos de otro planeta.
JIMI HENDRIX has always been my guitar teacher i never stopped learning from this man
Perfection at its greatest extent
Grateful to have grown up with this 😊 ✊🏽
Power of Soul☮😊🤟🏼🎸💙💜
Mighty, man. Mighty! ☺
With the power of soul anything is possible!... When the power of love overcomes the love of power the world will know peace - Jimi Hendrix
Long live the blues, long last Hendrix's legacy
Cliff Smith I must say you’re very intelligent.
@Cliff Smith There is a Jimi Hendrix Blues album and it probably has some of the best blues licks ever.
@Cliff Smith I disagree. His blues is probably one of the best.
@Cliff Smith I'd recommend you "Electric Church Red House" of the blues album, it has some good original blues licks.
absolutly amazing! goosebumps from start till end.
Jimi Hendrix the true Guitar Hero🤘🤘🤘
Jimi making riffs from 2050 in 1969.
We won't see stuff like this ever again *cries*
Just you wait, someone's gonna come along one of these days and blow everyones mind. Again.
Hopefully
*cough* Buckethead *cough*
OneEyedPlant timeless essay
Amazing. Way head of his time. This is like listening to new music.
we still haven't reached the point in the future he got these sounds from
Criminally underrated song
Wow man. I have been smoking weed day and night for too long and feeling bad about not getting as much done as I should after work. Jimi is such a amazing original thinker, truly original and he is teaching some kid in 2018 not to be baked all the time. And uplifting people still and always will. I have been listening to him all my life and what he said in this song might not be popular with his audience but he said it out of love and experience. What a legend.
Jimi knew that the power of soul is all that matters!
RebelThoughts82...RIGHT ON, SOUL MAN --I keep returning to HENDRIX for inspiration and Soul ---No doubt God needed Jimi to maintain His sanity.
He said love of power for him becomes power of love. So true. That is what Jimi was about.
Love of power to power of love.
I can feel Jimi´s notes showering me as they open my musical mind and more importantly, my 3rd eye.
Damn chills every time
this band as a whole is amaizing.
he needs to come back and change this music we have today and bring back the good stuff
We wish, but he's long since died...
Dont be too sure
There is good stuff today
Give Eric Johnson or Joe Satriani a listen, if you haven't.
That concludes the 60's, thanks for coming! Tune in tomorrow for the 70's, good night!
One of the best rhythm guitar players ever
My dude, Jimi was more than a backup rhythm guitarist.
He was the most impactful rock guitarist of his era, if not ever.
Best of rendition of the song. Absolute 💯
This is absolute genius
Wow, thanks, never heard this, only heard the one on the BoG album....great!
Best Opening Riff Ever...Hendrix Rides Again..Still The G.O.A.T 50 YEARS LATER AND COUNTING.
If I had a time machine I would go back to this show...
Incredible quality! Even if I prefer the 2nd show version of Power of Soul, its amazing how each time they do the song, the version has it's own unique groove. This songs were organic, living on their own, flowing through the band.
2nd show definitely, more "Power". Especially the solo in the middle.
"Power to Love" have so much intensive feeling. But this one is also good.
Likewise,I prefer the version from the second show that was used on the original LP! It absolutely clears my mind and renews my energy! Could loop it for hours. Great for studying! Keeps me in an absolutely ecstatic mood. And I have NEVER done drugs!
yeah , Power to Love is the Best version , is like machine gun from the same show , that noteeee , that feeling WOW . other version are nice like this one , hey is hendrix after all , I listen everything of him.
Mindblowing. And he sings at the same time.
Over the course of four extraordinary years, Jimi Hendrix placed his indelible stamp upon popular music with breathtaking velocity. Measured alongside his triumphs at Monterey Pop and Woodstock, Hendrix’s legendary Fillmore East concerts illustrated a critical turning point in a radiant career which boasted of indefinite possibilities.
The revolutionary impact Jimi Hendrix, Billy Cox, and Buddy Miles had upon the boundaries and definitions of rock, R&B, and funk can be traced to four concerts over the course of two evenings on New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day. These performances were first celebrated by Band Of Gypsys, which featured six songs from the two January 1, 1970 concerts including “Machine Gun,” the album’s dramatic centerpiece. Issued in April 1970, Band Of Gypsys challenged and surprised the guitarist’s wide following with its extended arrangements and vibrant mix of rock and soul. Nonetheless, the album proved to be a runaway commercial success and sadly, with his death in London in September 1970, would become the last album Jimi Hendrix personally authorized for release.
Machine Gun: The Fillmore East First Show 12/31/69 documents the first of the group’s four legendary Fillmore East concerts. This set presents an assortment of fresh, exciting new songs such as “Earth Blues,” “Ezy Ryder,” “Stepping Stone,” “Burning Desire,” and “Machine Gun”-none of which had ever before been issued on disc. Moreover, nearly all of the group’s material had never been performed before an audience. “We decided that we couldn’t do any songs that had already been released,” explains Billy Cox. “We wanted to give them something different. So we went at the project in a joyous, creative posture and ultimately developed the repertoire of the Band of Gypsys.”
One of the best
Jimi maravilhoso, atemporal !
I was 13 years old when I was introduced to Hendrix. And the Album was the Band of Gypsy's! Wow man, I thought I had died and gone to heaven....... I wore that album out. I got some of his other awesome albums as time went on. But this one did it for me. A young man playing lefty like that and way ahead of his time. He is the greatest of all times so far...... He had to die so young. But his music still lives on. I'm 61 now and I still listen to it. My man Jimi! And he had some awesome musicians that played with him as well. Gone but never forgotten. R.I.P. Jimi.😎✌️💯💯
3 instruments
Jesus ™ I know right like what the actual fuck!
God dam
Its fucking unbelievable, even 50 years later. Damn
Jesus ™ very key
All you need
Crashing through space and time
Power of soul is the power of expression.
It's a rush! ( Ok, I got tourettes ..)
True.
Amen
Ah!
Pure talent, so many transpositions, jimi is one of a kind
win or lose...he never did a song the same way twice...
After 35 years I'm still amazed at the intense power coming from Jimis hands through the electric guitar into those beautifully overdriven Marshall amps.
Too many good riffs.
That's what you get from Jimi. Nothing, but great riffs.
So many guitarists are admired and loved including Jimmy Page, Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck etc. But Jimi Hendrix is worshipped. He transcends to the highest point, sits above the rest and smiles down on them. There never was and never will be anyone who can match James Marshall Hendrix aka Jimi Hendrix.
Such a genius.. the genuine one of a kind
Jimi are my (housegod!), listen to Jimi since i was a kid...and i`am 60 years old now...always the best ...always!!!
This was so big when it came out.everyone couldn't wait for anything connected to Jimi.....buddy delivers a nice relaxed pocket.i love Mitch but Mitch live was sometimes off s bit that said Mitch in the studio was a monster.....so I love Buddy N Mitch! ELECTRIC FLAG !!!!
Was this the 1st or second set?
This album is the reason i bought a univibe and fuzzface.Hendrix will always be my favorite guitarist.Nobody could touch his playing or even his tone for that matter.
🤳🏼⭐️Super Star 50 years ahead of everyone
ahead of his time... revolutionary... thats Jimi Hendrix
Essa música é sensacional! 🇧🇷❤️
rip to the best guitarist. love you jimmi
My favorite live album of all time. Found a DVD years ago with footage from the first show that night. Gave me a whole new appreciation for Mr. Buddy Miles too!
pure Awesomeness I can't wait for the release
perfect playing
"With the Power of Soul anything is Possible"
amen
Right on.
"When the power of love overcomes the love of power, then the world will know peace." -- Jimi Hendrix
Wow, nice restoration. Everything is super clean & dirty and balanced perfectly. I wasn't expecting such a great recording!
Der beste Gottheit den es gegeben hat 1969 bei Woodstock ganz am schluss des Films. Sowas kommt nie wieder.. Leider zu früh gegangen von. Uns mit 27,
Real power house drumming from buddy miles...and killer riffs from jimi.
Everybody knows that Jimi Hendrix is the greatest guitar player of all times, for me is one of the fathers of FUNK either
No.
U don't know funk if u think that. James Brown is the father of the funk. Funk is on the 1. Jimi had much more range than that. This is blues on steroids.
Jaewook Jeong He certainly had some funky riffs, but it is more reminiscent of a different era of funk. James Brown was on of the roots, Jimi may have inspired some funk, but not the genre or its direction.
Indeed. To know what is funk, u must first understand that funk starts on the ONE..ONE, bop bop bop bop bop ONE bop bop bop annnd ONE..James Brown is the father of the funk and SLY STONE was the future of the funk. George Clinton and Bootsy Collins smoothed it all out and were the pinnacle of funk.
Jimi had a big influence on funk, regardless of whether he was the father or not. He was especially influential on funk-rock, perfect example is Funkadelic. Listen to their guitarist Eddie Hazel.
i didnt mean that Jimi couldnt PLAY funk..nor that he wasnt funky. i am only saying that funk was around before Jimi
Very good...
Jimi Hendrix playing the “Star Spangled Banner” on electric guitar is mesmerizing!
Saw Jimi & The Experience at Paul Suave Arena, Montreal 1968. First time I smoked pot, as the first chords of Foxy came from offstage - haven't come down since!