It's crazy in such a short period of time he not only created/played so much but recorded so much aswell, lord only knows those songs he kept to himself or wasn't yet finished with, that were so good and we never got to hear.
This is so amazingly beautiful & so very necessary to bring out Jimi's multi-faceted Soul/Charisma/ Personality that is so inherent in his Music. Well done Lad - Thank You.
Bravo. Très bien réalisé. Super de réentendre quelques solos de Jimi sur ce collage. L'œuvre de Jimi appartient à tout le monde tant qu'on ne se l'approprie pas.
I like hearing Jimi talking alongside his excellent guitar 🎸 playing. Our speaking and singing voices differ. Great title too, taken from the words he speaks. Quite creative ✌️
Straight Facts because Hendrix is the Alpha Apex legendary Conqueror the only surf music master musician to ever walk the face of God's beloved and beautiful Green Earth Hendrix Rules then now and forever in our hearts and minds Hendrix Stands alone frozen in Time and beautiful space because Hendrix is Stratocaster Strong 💪 HENDRIX 💪 Forever ❤
gigantic Hendrix fan here for many, many, many, many years. I really enjoy the video. First time I've heard that quote of freakish Blues. I'll be using it a lot more. Oh, some great visuals with the video. Thanks.
Anyone who is a Hendrix Freak knows Jimi was a insecure profectionist he even thought Purple Haze could of been much better - I thought this was put together very well and loved the sound - Jimi on the other hand might not of thought the same and maybe a bit embarrassed and maybe honored at the same time that someone digged him that much to professionally made this recording and video - Well done my friend and as Jimi would say " PLAY ON CHILD " 🎸
1st time I've seen it, I loved the rhythm and visuals were great, and I could hear Jimi "talkin to me" the drums were driving thru in stereo on my headphones. Nicely composed 😊❤
Jimi loved pushing the boundaries and experimenting and was not shy about borrowing from others work. We can only guess at what his genius could have produced if he had lived but I am sure this concept would have been fully explored by him in his own inimitable way.
Very well said, good sir. It’s good to see someone acknowledge that while Jimi was a monstrously gifted individual, he had his influences too. He would have been 79 now. God only knows what his back catalogue would have been. I suspect he wouldn’t have sounded anything like he did in his 20s. Sadly, the Miles Davis collaboration didn’t come to fruition, nevertheless, I do speculate as to what he might have got up to with the modern day creative freak show talent available - Jacob Collier springs to mind. Apologies for the ‘chapter and verse’ message, but your comment really sparked my imagination.
@@Mike-rw2nh It may have just been a Castle Made Of Sand (sorry), but if he would have stuck around to this day... I would really have like to see Jimis idea realized. The one about him wanting to buy a ranch and turning into a club house / giant studio. A place with an open door policy, where various musicians would mingle, jam, and exchance ideas. It would certainly have brought about some really fascinating work. And not just with Miles Davis.
yeah, i could listen to whole lot more of this ! you did it well, i see like multicolored splashes all inside or around each other, very nicecontinue of course
Theirs a recorded album by Hendrix and Stephen Stills Called Black Gold Noel Redding has Master Tapes but never been released. No one can find master tapes any more. .
Honestly, it would have been better without the interview snippets, if only because I don't think Jimi himself ever would have done such a thing. I'd love to hear a version with just the instrumental bits. I imagine there could be lots of things done with various jams and outtakes in order to assemble new tracks, a bit like Zappa used to do it.
Il più più più grande della storia del rock mondiale.il più imitato,extra terrestre.unico autodidatta.quello che non riusciva a dire con le parole lo diceva con la musica.affermazione sua di endryx.Dainese aldo
Steve: Many years ago there was a group called Beautiful People, if I remember correctly. They produced an entire album of this kind of stuff. It is enjoyable to this day. Personally, I would ask you to continue your endeavors. Please try to highlight Jimi's "more mellow moments", if you know what I'm saying. This particular piece is somewhat crashing throughout. Good work. Thank you. I look forward to your future productions.
S: Thanks for the info. I think I was misunderstanding your work. I guess you are producing the music and putting J's comments where you want them. I guess I thought you were using heretofore unused music from J. Hmmm ? Is it possible for you to sample Jimi's music and interweave your musical accompaniment with his comments and lyrics?? That's what Beautiful People did decades ago and it was "RILLY GROOVY" Thx. I'm not sure what his "sister" and her bevy of lawyers would say.
That still gives chance to use some of his brilliant live guitar sounds in the same way that Beautiful People did and put them in a new musical context. On the other hand "Electrified" uses his voice to tell a story but all the playing is on electric ukulele, because that was the first instrument that he learned - and I've tried to imagine what would have happened if he'd added FX.
Hi Stephen, just vame across your track today on TH-cam... it's great. Had an idea some time back of doing a similar thing. This is a great piece of work...really captures the Jimi thing! Got any more???
Hendrix and Beck did not jam "Superstition" in 1968, Stevie Wonder didn't write it until 1972, Jimi died in 1970. Stevie did write "Superstition" with Jeff Beck in mind, however, Beck having appeared on his 1971 album "Music of my Mind" when he'd visited Motown in an aborted recording attempt for the Jeff Beck Group's "Rough and Ready" album. Stevie decided the riff was too good to just give away and recorded it for "Talking Book" in 1972. Beck then covered it with Beck, Bogert and Appice in 1973. It would have been great to hear Hendrix play it, the the song didn't exist until two years after his death.
NO electric guitarist even comes close to Hendrix. IF you do not agree you have not listened to all his records and his ability to create on the spot. Or if you do not agree maybe it is the color of his skin. It does not matter what you think I know Jimi hendrix is the finest guitarist to ever pick up the guitar, all do respect to the others.
La voix est de jimi , les plans par moment oui on croirait , en sachant que c'est toi , j'en connais un peu sur jimi , mais si c'est toi qui joue ! Par moment c'est vraiment excellent , j'en joue un peu a la guitare ,
I like it, good work. Do you know about The Beautiful People's lp If 60's was 90's where they do similar thing w access to his isolated vocal and guitar parts? Kinda dancey rave type of thing but tasty
I was prepared to not like it. I like the concept, it doesn't try to be something it isn't. When the Crash Landing and Midnight Lightning albums were put out with new backing musicians I became suspect of "new"Hendrix anything.I hope you do some more.🙏😷🎵❗👀
It is a lot,a whole lot of Black sound Guru's, Gypsies of sorts out in the kingdom. Do you know Creamy?How about Goon Goon? The most creative source of information available is the Black mind. Look very careful, just like you listen to Hendrix. 😮 Count the calories in your logic skinny brain, Hendrix is only 1,and I am 2.
I’m a life long Hendrix fan. This is a No No. Alan Douglas butchered his music with Crash Landing. Please don’t do Jimi’s music this injustice. Not again.
@@lbf6449 Alan Douglas remixed some Hendrix tunes on the Midnight Lighting and Crash Landing albums with studio musicians. Basically replacing Hendrix’s band mates for a cleaner version of the songs.
Agreed - the problem was you couldn't hear the original Hendrix work. That's not what I'm doing; my track is all Jimi's band playing together. The recordings are over 50 years old and anyone can hear the originals. Cutting them up to make something new doesn't harm the Hendrix legacy and can help to show it in a new light; fair enough if it's not to your taste. Luckily most people see it positively.
Just appreciate this for what it is. It's not a commercial release and the creator of this clearly states what, how and why he did it. This is just a creative and fun video. Alan Douglas and his antics are entirely different.
Let me know what you think and if you've tried anything similar
That is SO freakin' good! Thank you so much for sharing your work . . . . . .
You're absolutely right he was the best of the best there is only one man Terry Kath from Chicago who could come close 25 or 6 to 4 1970 Tanglewood
Hey man check out my Stuff... Much Hendrix inspired Music.
Special music from a lovely special person that lets you float carefree through our universe.
It's crazy in such a short period of time he not only created/played so much but recorded so much aswell, lord only knows those songs he kept to himself or wasn't yet finished with, that were so good and we never got to hear.
Another gem pulled from the archive vault!
Nicely done!
All I can say is Bravo!
This is so amazingly beautiful & so very necessary to bring out Jimi's multi-faceted Soul/Charisma/ Personality that is so inherent in his Music. Well done Lad - Thank You.
The "one and Only" Hendrix doing it again! Sail On my Brother !!!
Pretty imaginative -- a musical and spoken collage.
Bravo. Très bien réalisé. Super de réentendre quelques solos de Jimi sur ce collage. L'œuvre de Jimi appartient à tout le monde tant qu'on ne se l'approprie pas.
I like hearing Jimi talking alongside his excellent guitar 🎸 playing. Our speaking and singing voices differ. Great title too, taken from the words he speaks. Quite creative ✌️
I bet this was fun to make! It came out great, good work!
The best ever and always will be ☝️
Brilliant, and captures TRUTH. Amazing feat using the technique you did. Thank you thank you. So inspired. I hope you have already done tons of these.
Another 4 on youtube, and one to come soon featuring Jimi with Miles Davis!
@@StephenGodsall Thank you! I’m super looking forward to the Jimi Miles thing!
Nobody can touch Jimi.
Jimi touches my soul...my spirit...my mind...my heart,..my body....takes me to places..beyond..this world.
@@lennyluzitano8920Exactamente
Straight Facts because Hendrix is the Alpha Apex legendary Conqueror the only surf music master musician to ever walk the face of God's beloved and beautiful Green Earth Hendrix Rules then now and forever in our hearts and minds Hendrix Stands alone frozen in Time and beautiful space because Hendrix is Stratocaster Strong 💪 HENDRIX 💪 Forever ❤
FACTS
He started it yes 👍🏽 A Muso. muso 👍🏽🙏nobody 👍🏽
Beautiful People If the 60swere 90s, is a cool re o struction Album, kinda like this 💜
gigantic Hendrix fan here for many, many, many, many years. I really enjoy the video. First time I've heard that quote of freakish Blues.
I'll be using it a lot more. Oh, some great visuals with the video. Thanks.
Hands down he'll always be the best
He's in heaven but his music plays forever
Anyone who is a Hendrix Freak knows Jimi was a insecure profectionist he even thought Purple Haze could of been much better - I thought this was put together very well and loved the sound - Jimi on the other hand might not of thought the same and maybe a bit embarrassed and maybe honored at the same time that someone digged him that much to professionally made this recording and video - Well done my friend and as Jimi would say " PLAY ON CHILD " 🎸
1st time I've seen it, I loved the rhythm and visuals were great, and I could hear Jimi "talkin to me" the drums were driving thru in stereo on my headphones. Nicely composed 😊❤
Glad you like it Robert - yes, headphones are definitely recommended!
This was nicely done. Very tasteful and well mixed Great job!
Jimi loved pushing the boundaries and experimenting and was not shy about borrowing from others work. We can only guess at what his genius could have produced if he had lived but I am sure this concept would have been fully explored by him in his own inimitable way.
Very well said, good sir. It’s good to see someone acknowledge that while Jimi was a monstrously gifted individual, he had his influences too. He would have been 79 now. God only knows what his back catalogue would have been. I suspect he wouldn’t have sounded anything like he did in his 20s. Sadly, the Miles Davis collaboration didn’t come to fruition, nevertheless, I do speculate as to what he might have got up to with the modern day creative freak show talent available - Jacob Collier springs to mind. Apologies for the ‘chapter and verse’ message, but your comment really sparked my imagination.
@@Mike-rw2nh
It may have just been a Castle Made Of Sand (sorry), but if he would have stuck around to this day... I would really have like to see Jimis idea realized.
The one about him wanting to buy a ranch and turning into a club house / giant studio. A place with an open door policy, where various musicians would mingle, jam, and exchance ideas.
It would certainly have brought about some really fascinating work. And not just with Miles Davis.
Song - Jimi Hendrix with Stevie wonder on drums - I was made to love her cover (Stevie wonder cover wit Hendrix on guitar)
Cool mix man.
amazing idea and it is very succesful!!!!!!!
Thanks - appreciate the encouragement!
...very interesting😎and groovy...
Many thanks!!
yeah, i could listen to whole lot more of this ! you did it well, i see like multicolored splashes all inside or around each other, very nicecontinue of course
Thank you so much!
Theirs a recorded album by Hendrix and Stephen Stills Called Black Gold Noel Redding has Master Tapes but never been released. No one can find master tapes any more. .
Sounds like something off the Axis Bold As Love sessions. It has a good vibe.
Well spotted! - the live recordings I used date from the time between Axis and Electric Ladyland
I enjoyed it too much. It is bringing rain to my hot Texas
Thanks Carlos, I'll think of Texas rain when I play it now!
I wonder what Jimi would have thought of this. Obviously he would have embraced the technology, and used it in ways nobody else does.
Allright!!!! THANKS!!!!
Solid. Thanks for sharing
Honestly, it would have been better without the interview snippets, if only because I don't think Jimi himself ever would have done such a thing. I'd love to hear a version with just the instrumental bits. I imagine there could be lots of things done with various jams and outtakes in order to assemble new tracks, a bit like Zappa used to do it.
Brilliant
This works good job
I can dig it ☮
Yeah great 👍
Sounds so cool!!!
Thanks Fergie!
I like it.
Thanks Robert!
I need this pressed on vinyl like yesterday man…🔥
Nice
Il più più più grande della storia del rock mondiale.il più imitato,extra terrestre.unico autodidatta.quello che non riusciva a dire con le parole lo diceva con la musica.affermazione sua di endryx.Dainese aldo
Pienamente d,accordo una leggenda un angelo sceso dal paradiso un regalo x noi donato da dio!!!🎵🎶🎶🎵🎵🎵
Jimmy inovando sempre muitos solos massa
This is excellent the guitar is the jammin song they do but sounds like a version that I have not heard before.
Yes, it was a little different each time they played and this includes lots of versions!
SHYYT!!!! JUST LISTEN TO THAT STRAT WAILING!!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥👽👽👽🔥🔥🔥ONLY JIMI!!!! " ETHEREAL!!!!👽👽👽
Steve: Many years ago there was a group called Beautiful People, if I remember correctly. They produced an entire album of this kind of stuff. It is enjoyable to this day. Personally, I would ask you to continue your endeavors. Please try to highlight Jimi's "more mellow moments", if you know what I'm saying. This particular piece is somewhat crashing throughout. Good work. Thank you. I look forward to your future productions.
Thanks Larry! Here's a more mellow one and there are 3 more on my TH-cam page; th-cam.com/video/x-QF1FbOEPg/w-d-xo.html
S: Thanks for the info. I think I was misunderstanding your work. I guess you are producing the music and putting J's comments where you want them. I guess I thought you were using heretofore unused music from J. Hmmm ? Is it possible for you to sample Jimi's music and interweave your musical accompaniment with his comments and lyrics?? That's what Beautiful People did decades ago and it was "RILLY GROOVY"
Thx. I'm not sure what his "sister" and her bevy of lawyers would say.
@@larryfilkoff124 It's a mixture; for Jimi's voice and guitar I only use broadcast material which is out of copyright.
That still gives chance to use some of his brilliant live guitar sounds in the same way that Beautiful People did and put them in a new musical context. On the other hand "Electrified" uses his voice to tell a story but all the playing is on electric ukulele, because that was the first instrument that he learned - and I've tried to imagine what would have happened if he'd added FX.
Raw hess amazing 😍 nothong can be better
Light years ahead of all Meteors shooting through the galaxy! Then he landed here on this planet and was gone in a second!
Cool, sounds Good!
Flabbergasted Freakishly
I love this
Expérience of Jimi Hendrix only thé best style in guitar perfection.
Hi Stephen, just vame across your track today on TH-cam... it's great. Had an idea some time back of doing a similar thing. This is a great piece of work...really captures the Jimi thing! Got any more???
This is even better than Pali Gap Rainbow Bridge
nice!
Cool 😎
wow - good
No one can reach the Level at which jimi play' s you can't touch this
Steve wonders drums from BBC session's... calling all the Devil's Children. iOW : foxy lady
Hendrix and Beck did not jam "Superstition" in 1968, Stevie Wonder didn't write it until 1972, Jimi died in 1970. Stevie did write "Superstition" with Jeff Beck in mind, however, Beck having appeared on his 1971 album "Music of my Mind" when he'd visited Motown in an aborted recording attempt for the Jeff Beck Group's "Rough and Ready" album. Stevie decided the riff was too good to just give away and recorded it for "Talking Book" in 1972. Beck then covered it with Beck, Bogert and Appice in 1973. It would have been great to hear Hendrix play it, the the song didn't exist until two years after his death.
NO electric guitarist even comes close to Hendrix. IF you do not agree you have not listened to all his records and his ability to create on the spot. Or if you do not agree maybe it is the color of his skin. It does not matter what you think I know Jimi hendrix is the finest guitarist to ever pick up the guitar, all do respect to the others.
The person on drums is stevie wonder, look it up
One things for sure….there will never be another….how could there be ?
Amen
La voix est de jimi , les plans par moment oui on croirait , en sachant que c'est toi , j'en connais un peu sur jimi , mais si c'est toi qui joue ! Par moment c'est vraiment excellent , j'en joue un peu a la guitare ,
Thanks Thierry!
what version of foxy lady is this my man
on drums mr Stevie Wonder!!
It's all Mitch Mitchell - but I think Stevie learned quite a lot from him!
@@StephenGodsall nope, its Stevie Wonder from BBC Sessions 1967
Foxy Lady miami pop outro ;)
I WONDER IF JIMI HENDRIX EVER JAMMED WITH JIMMY PAIGE IF SO I NEED TO HEAR IT
I fucking love it. Jimi put the stick on pogos...........why not this? Why not spread out in here.?
So am I just gonna hear new Hendrix every 6 years or so for the rest of my life or what ?
There are worse ways to grow old!
Don't worry, there's a new EP with this and 3 other new songs coming in April - check my youtube channel next week for more..........
Hi Stephen, I don´t understand!, this is Jimi´s voice but you made the music, so the person who is playing guitar here is you?
All the guitar is Jimi, the drums Mitch and bass Noel. The track is assembled from fragments of many live recordings, the voice is from an interview
@@StephenGodsall oh great. Thank you Stephen, it´s amazing!
I like it, good work. Do you know about The Beautiful People's lp If 60's was 90's where they do similar thing w access to his isolated vocal and guitar parts? Kinda dancey rave type of thing but tasty
@@victorlay7722 I didn't know they'd made a whole album - will listen! Thanks
What riff is that at the beginning
I think Jimi just played it whilst jamming - I've added some bass, drums and his spoken words
I was prepared to not like it. I like the concept, it doesn't try to be something it isn't. When the Crash Landing and Midnight Lightning albums were put out with new backing musicians I became suspect of "new"Hendrix anything.I hope you do some more.🙏😷🎵❗👀
Thanks John, I was trying hard to avoid anything like "Crash landing" so you've given me hope to continue!
Tyle lat od smierci mistrza a zaden gitarzysta obecny nie przemawia graniem do mnie
Original recordings.
Check this out Karl
Jimmy would love this . But this is to AXIS , he was a way from that ......
This is just a solo
It'd be cooler if you did it on guitar instead Pro Tools. th-cam.com/video/T9jnzqP9AsQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Lr0qpN1ffymrMpH0
It is a lot,a whole lot of Black sound Guru's, Gypsies of sorts out in the kingdom.
Do you know Creamy?How about Goon Goon? The most creative source of information available is the Black mind. Look very careful, just like you listen to Hendrix. 😮 Count the calories in your logic skinny brain, Hendrix is only 1,and I am 2.
Nobody
Wish whoever would stop releasing this rubbish. Only listen and buy the first three LPs plus greatest hits and Band of Gypsys
I’m a life long Hendrix fan. This is a No No. Alan Douglas butchered his music with Crash Landing. Please don’t do Jimi’s music this injustice. Not again.
Can u share the story of alan douglas? What happened
@@lbf6449 Alan Douglas remixed some Hendrix tunes on the Midnight Lighting and Crash Landing albums with studio musicians. Basically replacing Hendrix’s band mates for a cleaner version of the songs.
Agreed - the problem was you couldn't hear the original Hendrix work. That's not what I'm doing; my track is all Jimi's band playing together. The recordings are over 50 years old and anyone can hear the originals. Cutting them up to make something new doesn't harm the Hendrix legacy and can help to show it in a new light; fair enough if it's not to your taste. Luckily most people see it positively.
@@StephenGodsall Fair enough, I appreciate your passion for Jimi’s music. Stay Groovy
Just appreciate this for what it is. It's not a commercial release and the creator of this clearly states what, how and why he did it. This is just a creative and fun video. Alan Douglas and his antics are entirely different.
Yes, I made a track called Here comes the sun 2 under username dizwaltney2
Thanks - loved your film. The playing reminded me of Jimi's quieter improvisation at Woodestock; great stuff