Nels Cline: Jimi Hendrix Tribute at the Brooklyn Music School (Full Concert)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 พ.ค. 2018
- February 24, 2018
Filmed at the Brooklyn Music School
Full concert video of Jimi Hendrix Tribute featuring Nels Cline of Wilco (guitar), Trevor Dunn (bass), Donald McKenzie (drums) with special guests Yuka C. Honda (keys), Sean Ono Lennon (guitar), Captain Kirk Douglas (guitar)
What could be more Hendrix-ish than making crazy sounds in the middle of classic song? Well done Nels
Setlist and Time Stamps:
0:00 Are You Experienced?
6:51 Third Stone From The Sun
16:18 Drifting (ft. Yuka C. Honda, from the cool-ass band Cibo Matto)
23:29 Voodoo Child
33:28 Little Wing (ft. Sean Lennon, funnily enough, also from the cool-ass band, Cibo Matto)
38:20 Beginnings (ft. Sean Lennon)
44:46 1983... (A Merman I Should Turn To Be) (ft. Captain Kirk Douglas)
1:01:12 I Don't Live Today (ft. Captain Kirk Douglas & Sean Lennon)
Voodoo Child features Trevor Dunn btw.
@@JebJester the whole concert feautes trevor dunn, he is the bass player of the show
Nels is a mind altering guitarist!!! However I wish they did this tribute without vocals.
Jimi's vocals, though rarely mentioned by critics, was a soothing counterpoint to his
incendiary guitar play. I would also like to compliment Jimi on his song writing, another
talent of his, which is also takes a back seat to comments regarding his guitar. Thx for
posting.
What a great surprise to find this performance. Up for 4 years and I just found it jeez I don’t know how I missed this. Thank you for posting this.
amazing to see a Beginnings cover! and Capt Kirk absolutely set 1983 on fire, good lord.
I love it , this is a real tribute , not just another band with a guy sporting a wig and a Fender strat playing Hendrix's gtr licks verbatim 👍🏻
And why is the other not a tribute??
totaly disagree
Its really hard to do Hendrix ... only one Ive seen who does Hendrix great is Randy Hansen!
This is great!
I love seeing the St Vincent guitar show up in unexpected places. Sounded great in Kirk's hands.
I can't believe this has only 252 likes. This has to be one of the greatest guitar performances ever recorded. A true tribute to Jimi, proving that he invented a large chunk of modern music, including experimental/noise music.
Great!!! marvellous!! not an usual Hendrix tribute, but an original one!!!
thanks!
Wow this is unusual hendrix tribute, great !!!❤️
amazing
just awesome
Great Tribute!!!! I Loved Third stone from the sun!!!
Brilliant
Oh my god thanks for uploading this.
This concert is simply majestc and mindblowing ! Need to spread the world ! lets go on that mission :)
the master covers the master!
Until seeing this video I had never seen anyone cover "Beginnings," among Hendrix's more obscure posthumous releases..
I believe I have heard someone cover "1983: A Merman I Shall Turn To Be."
Early in the video Nels Cline even imitates Hendrix testing his tuning.
I have known about Nels Cline, who usually plays jazz and fusion, since 1992. He is not a good singer, as this video shows, but he is a guitar god--as this video also shows.
He's about as good a singer as Hendrix was, so it works out.
Nels is the mad scientist of guitar abuse. truly unbelievable talent!
He’s a incredible jazz guitarist too. I saw him with Wilco years ago. And I’m starting to go back and listen to the later albums he played on. And also his earlier music and I really appreciate how broad his talent is.
Hell Yeah! Nels Rocks!
Drifting is amazing stuff!
We want a world tour.
Trevor
Nels!!!!!!
OMG! Didn't know I needed to hear this so badly right now! Very satisfying performance.
fuckin classic!!
Nice Mitch tribute in the back!
The beginning to voodoo child was abysmal, but otherwise fantastic as always. Nels and Trevor always do it right together, never heard of the drummer but my god he kicks ass, him and Trevor held the whole thing together so well, perfect compliment to Nels' crazy and sporatic (in the best way) playing! Excellent.
Agree… voodoo child was rough, but it sounded like the pedal wasn’t working properly.
The drummer is keeping everything right, much like Mitch did with Jimi
Dang I didn’t know Nels could sing!
How have I never seen this before??! One of the very greatest paying tribute to the Greatest Of All Time. And hot damn, I had no idea Sean Lennon was such a good guitar player! Anybody know what that Magnatone that Nels is using is?
It is a Magnatone/Panoramic stereo amplifier. The great tones and two chevrons in the bottom corner of the grille,right side facing the audience gives it away.
I love how the bassist is looking at his sheet music for the intro lol
lool :D
@@kulesa who is it?
hang on. at 23 minutes or so, video and sound are much improved
Is that the bass player for Mr. Bungle? Trevor dunn?
Indeed, it is
Anyone know where to find proper soundboard mix
This is a tribute Jimi would really get behind, in my opinion - superb, Nels!
Thanx for playing rarely covered Hendrix's tunes...(especially 1983...) I've rarely heard a guitar player who can cover all the faces of hendrix's game...Thanx mr Cline...and who is the man singing and playing guitar on 1983?
PipoloffVideo that would be Kirk Douglas, of the Roots.
Thanx for answering back!
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Sean Lennon is not his father. He is a real musical talent in his own right.
Guitar? Stupid AMAZING!!
This is very new for me. Can you explain this band a bit?
A little space, but great !
I’m a little late to the party but what are the devices Nels is “playing” with his hands on top of the crate?
Multi-effects units, one is a looper, pitch shifter, all kinds of crazy stuff.
@@jimmythefish Thanks
There are rig rundowns that show is upper pedal board. Notably are an 80s EHX 16 second delay. He was introduced to that by Bill Frisell and is a wizard with it. Also a Korg Kaoss pad, usually used by DJs.
punk rock hendrix
Wish he did machine gun but this was outstanding
If I didn’t see the title of this video.
Nah
Definitely has the essence if Hendrix but not the virtuosity I definitely give it to Nels though Good stuff 👍