Eddie Hazel - Juicy Fingers
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- Album : Rest In P(1994)
Rest in P is a 1994 posthumous album release by Parliament-Funkadelic guitarist Eddie Hazel. The album was released by P-Vine records in Japan and is composed of previously unreleased tracks recorded by Eddie Hazel in 1975-77. The album features musical support from various members of the P-Funk stable.
Alternate recordings of four tracks from Rest in P with different titles were also featured on the Jams From The Heart EP and were included as bonus tracks on Rhino Records' 2004 limited-edition reissue of Game, Dames and Guitar Thangs.
Despite being heavily sought after by collectors, Rest In P has never been released outside of Japan.
this music is what influenced Jeff Beck & Tommy Bolin to promote 'n' produce funk fusion recordings that became very popular- they were simply better self-promoters than Eddie Hazel- who was too busy creating this beauty to care much about self-promotion... he was already in a success-full band.
Eddie stands next to Jimi as one of the true pioneers of "Electric Church" which changed our lives forever for better !!!
Word, Talk Heavy
He's the reason I play guitar!!!!!
Me too
He's the reason I want to learn how to play
Bro facts. I wanted to play for a long time but when I discovered Funkadelic in August, I made sure I got a guitar for Christmas, and now I am learning and play all the time
He's the reason I air guitar 🎸 😁
The most underrated guitar play....ever!!!
Maybe the best of all time.
Eddie is still the best. We miss you greatly. Pure, legendary, funky Mo Fo!!!
The funkiest guitar player ever. The first successor after Jimi.
He’s on my Guitar Mount Rushmore.
This is absolute 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥, never duplicated, Original
gather all eddies work solo, with funkadelic and Ruth Copeland you can compare all that to Hendrix, beck, page, srv Clapton he deserves a spot with them
ABSOLUTELY! For some time now, I've been listening to Jimi and Eddie...just listening to the "playing of the guitar", not all of the antics, etc. and I've got to tell you, Eddie could play ANYTHING ! His solos on early Funkadelic, his rhythm when GC featured Mike Hampton, not to mention his work with Ruth Copeland, The Temps and Johnnie Taylor and his solo album "Rest In P", if you put on your headphones, close your eyes and "LISTEN", I don't see how anyone can say definitively that Jimi was better! I just don't see it ! "Juicy Fingers" is 11:41and not once do you hear the same riff...It's like going on a road trip and seeing somehing different no matter how long you ride ! I cannot say that Jimi was undoubtedly a "better" guitar player, I just can't !
eddie was one of those guitar players you discover after they pass man did the world miss out he.was slept on eddie had a complicated life with George and funkadelic number one drugs, then getting into the habit of leaving and recording when he felt reDy then jail didn't help his case then.whem p funk blew up he wasn't even with the group then he had to play second fiddle to mike. Gary, and byrd
I've read several of your observations here regarding Eddie and Funkadelic and I have to say most of them are spot on...I've been a Funkadelic fan since '74 and have probably seen them live 7 or 8 times at their absolute best, but just like anything else you sometimes have to "go back" to get some of the things you missed initially. Once or twice a week, I'll listen to Jimi and Eddie and from the perspective of "craftsmanship", Eddie is clearly Jimi's equal. I often wondered why GC didn't continue to feature him during and after his "issues". Kidd, Gary and Blackbyrd were good, but they simply were not as gifted as Eddie. I also believe that GC felt some "type of way" towards Eddie...who knows? All I know is that the early Funkadelic "featuring" Eddie's guitar is better than anything they've ever done.
@@btlayt its said george would turn down eddies guitar just to spotlight mike whether eddie was so.strung out or his health was declining which was why george did that but lots of folks dont like how george treated eddie
I agree and love the way you think. I agree that he is right there with Hendrix. You could even argue that Eddie did those first 3 Funkadelic albums, Osmium, Ruth Copeland albums, etc. by 21! He also covered more ground than Hendrix in my opinion. Hendrix is otherworldly, but Eddie is brilliant AND soulful as hell. His tone is just a thing of beauty.
At 66 yrs old I've found a guitarist I beleve is every bit as good as Hendrix was, Eddie Hazel !
I've always thought so also.
I love you Eddie you're the best Funky Guitarist in the history!
A funk/ blues master
This is the best unrecognized guitar player in blues/funk/rock history. Nobody's better with off time phrases. Ok maybe Frank Zappa lol. But there's few that had his stream of thought playing.
Zappa and svr is cool but i never really felt them its like when they play the blues its like something missing
@@chrisedwards3214 zappa is a bonafide guitar god. svr was a biter,nothing original about him.
@@bassreeves2410 zappa was good ill.give him that
Well if you know you already know !!!!Funk On!!!
this sounds like some riffs from jimis message to love
"Shreddie" Hazel...OG Maggot Brain, King Funkadelic...listen to this with some quality headphones (loud) and as George would say, "free your mind and your ass will follow"
Hearing this man Eddie should have gotten more props why this ain't more well known
You might appreciate this. I am an adjunct college instructor. I have a student in her early 20s who is not only very smart, but is a fine student who thinks critically. Each class involves a writing assignment. She commented on how much she liked the music of Jimi Hendrix and Eddie Hazel. Not to worry. People appreciate and love listening to Eddie Hazel. The guy is so creative and free, always steeped in futuristic funk. He is one of the 12 disciples of JMH, spreading the hard funk word sound power prophecy that the Son of Music bestowed on the world. His playing is so enjoyable to listen to in part because he so obviously loves what he's doing.
I totally agree what a guitar player Amazing!
I get the impression that in the early days, funkadelic was mostly a george and eddie colab, with eddie being responsible for most of the music. So when eddie left he probably was thinking that the group couldnt go on without him and that hed be able to leverage a better deal in time. But what ended up happening is george almost immediately found some other great musicians to replace eddie and those who'd left. George never ended up calling for him and then when eddie himself finally decided that he wanted back, the group was already transitioning and the replacements where there to stay. Why eddie never joined another group or his solo career never happened is another question.
@@irplane eddie drug use was one problem as for the 80s when pfunk came back it was rough for the whole group and not too many was hiring funk musicians eddie went back for the money good thing gc kept the show going when the other funkateers was strumg out sitting at home broke even bootsy had to chill and find himself lol while bernie was scrapping for whatever he can
Eddies health declined as he got older which might explain why they had his amp low while Mike and byrd was just playing circles around him
@@chrisedwards3214 to be honest i prefer eddies playing over mike and byrds any day of the week, they didnt have the feel eddie did
Non better the absolute best i have ever heard. Fly on brotha
Music is a timeless universal understandable speech
Somewhere in Paradise, He is jammin' with his idol..Jimi Hendrix. They're missed mos definitely
R.I.P. Best guitarist for ever
swear on most songs if you listen Eddie doesn't sound the same way twice
I was just tellin someone, every time I hear Maggot Brain it gives me something different...
@@alansmith7626 he waa unpredictable and changed moods
Both eddie and tiki 🔥🔥🔥
HOLY SHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIITTTT
love that name elena oh yeah thats the wifes name love her
Billy Nelson said this was him on bass and tiki on drums
Billy still live and funking
if you really wanna know how great eddie hazel was, simply consider this...buddy miles is playing drums on eddie's album...EDDIE'S ALBUM!!!
Respectfully, brother... I think that Eddie Hazel was actual more proficient at what he did than than Buddy Miles. It's very hard to render a judgment given that they played different instruments, but I don't think that Buddy Miles was nearly as impressive as Eddie Hazel was. I do appreciate Buddy Miles' work, but I think Mitch Mitchell was a lot more impressive.
So... I would revise the sentence to say "if you really want to know how great Buddy Miles was consider the fact that Eddie Hazel let him play drums on his album".
@@YoungMommy14 Ok, I can dig that
@@YoungMommy14 buddy played on smedley smorganoff and no it's not this is tiki fulwood here confirmed by. BiIlly Nelson I'm not argue with billy Nelson he played bass on this track
Eddie "King Funkadelic" Hazel
Oh...and SMEERO made it look easy! Many kids thought they could out play him...he would go into that amp and smoke it!
Musical genius + LSD = Eddie- Hazel- Bliss...!!!!
Juicy indeed , he is missed..
+Donnie Maxwell indeed
This is my Favorite Eddie Hazel track !
Thanks for Posting !!!
yipes' one of thee pfunkiest,riffs in my brain.scorpio plus.
Neverovatan covek.
RIP Eddie
Hvala za upload
try it at playback speed 0.5
thank you for sharing.
best wishes n regards
I hear lots of Frank Zappa's style in this song. His guitar playing is phenomenal. Thanks for the post!
Zappa was cool and good as hell but he played like he had no melanin
Don't say that. Zappa's style had a lot of variety. These brothers specialize in soul funk.
Listen to "Joe's Garage" again.
@@chrisedwards3214
This is being listened to in other solar systems!!!!
legendary!
Fly on, Eddie !
I guess it was ahead of its time then because it was recorded in 1975.
R.I.P Eddie "maggot brain" Hazel- we will always love the legacy....
Play on, FUNKADELIC!!
I found eddies solo stuff tripping on shrooms changed my life 🤙🏻👽👌🏼
A heavy, funky groove!!
eddie lovved going on those superlong solos eddie spent hours recording hundreds of demos on his spare time with and away from p funk. there's plentry of unreleased material eddie did.
where is this unreleased material?
@@davidschwartz6657 bill laswell has a lot of it and you lnow george has a lot of it and wesrbound has a lit of funkadeluc material in the vaults
oh my wow, hazel is jus fab...:)xxx
HEY;I LOVE MR. HAZEL_________*
I don't believe that there tsn't anyone out there that can't match or better any thing. Other factors have to come into play, instruments and accessories with better carry, better sound systems etc. The mold is always being broken. I have heard kids of today trying out instruments in music stores doing wicked jams They are on their way.
great tune bro!! Thanks for uploading!!!!!
Before George Clinton dies, he needs to realease ALL unreleased demos, recordings and live videos of this grossly underrated and underexposed genius of an axe man...PERIOD !!! LISTEN TO THIS SHIT !!!
George won't release any of Eddie Hazel songs because he doesn't want to accept the fact that he mistreated Eddie along with a host of former Funkadelic members. Personally, I lost alot of respect for Clinton. I understand that Eddie Hazel was very involved in drugs and alcohol. But so was George Clinton himself. Mr Crackhead. And to belittle other former Funkadelic members to garbage and then don't won't to give them there props and respect, show how dirty George Clinton was and still is.
@@adoniskennethbrooks3454 george went behind everybody back and signed awsy their rights and committed forgery george admitted he signed away his rights and everybody else royalties in his book george said he was high and that some of the papers was blank
Im like nobody that high that sign papers with no words lol
Gc also admitted the bamds salaries and money went to keepin the mothership rumming and on george expensive cocaine habit and vacations
A shame how they did eddie in the 80s mile amd everybody woyld play all around him tuning him low while mike and byrd was all loud in your face
@@chrisedwards3214 Thanks Mr Edwards for your comments. To co sign what you've said, I don't even listen to any if George Clintons music after hearing what he did to mostly all of the original members of Funkadelic. Any music after HardCore Jollies album I dont fuk with. Knowing what I know now. The last pure CD with Eddie Hazel played very good on was Krunchy Live. Eddie was all over that Live CD. One more thing, I have alot respect for Michael Hampton and Dwayne Blackburn. However, King Funkadelic, Eddie Hazel tunes were THROUGH THE ROOF. The only guitar player that sounds similar to Eddie H. Would be the guitar player from Alice in chains .
@@adoniskennethbrooks3454 sorry I listen to all pfunk even gc albums even though Mike and byrd carried the maggot torch everytime you hear Mike or byrd take flight yiu hearing eddies influence
Dog star, field maneuvers, pleasures I'd the dirt dog, lunchmeatPhobia, nucleR dog, viagra you hearing what eddie started
You hear byrd solo on the brides live version of birdie you hearing eddies influence
Ricky rouse played like what would hazel do when he was with gc
Eddie was the foundation.of funkadelic along with Billy and tiki
Everybody had to learn what they did a lot of songs and riffs Mike, gary, byrd did was based off demos eddie did
No telling how many instrumentals ended up on later tracks or side projects
You can hear hazel influence in the group drugs, enemy squad, 420 fm, luge curry, albums, tal Ross album, praxis, zillatron, og funk, starr cullars, spacey t and his grooves with sound barrier, and fishbone, and 247 spyz and vernon reid, and bootsy collins
@@chrisedwards3214 Aye Bro, I do appreciate your response about Eddie Hazel. You just didn't say a few words, fuck no. You explain professionally the facts about E.H. infact that Krunchy Joint was 🔥. Especially Voodoo Child. Eddie killed it. It's funny though. The guitar player from a band called 24/7 spies Name himself as Jimi Hazel. If course Jimmy Hendrix and Eddie Hazel. The former guitar player from the band , FishBone , his name is Kendall Jones use to mimic his sound from Eddie Hazel.
been listening to a lot of buddy miles express I'm thinking its him check out his Jams and pay attention to the drums on thus song and the drumming on dem changes, midnight rider, train and others and tell me thus not buddy
what a groove...GOD
Insane
Excellent news, young man.
Love hearing eddie go at it undettated player in his own zone
another magic carpet ride.
this is so groovy!!!!!
Juicy Guitar !!!
guitarra preferido
@arjhendrix thx m8,glad you like these posts.all the best to you!
thank you!
.... my "frame of reference" is sponsored by my own experiences and interest in music, history, and sampling...
Is that Billy Nelson and Tiki Fulwood playing alongside Eddie? Great Song BTW
Yes
Sounds like a 90s video game theme song
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😍😍
tell me, what recording by Jimi Hendrix can you say is "better" than this for sheer, wide open, riff shredding? I'll wait...
i dont think anything exist, so my brother WE gonna be waiting til the end of time for a answer lol
@@blake-qh9xp still waiting...
@brian think I'm gonna listen to Eddie on the way to work this morning, he always gets me ready for that NY grind, and after drafting a Eli lookalike last night I'm going to need it
@@blake-qh9xp yes, you are!
Jimi is better, I love Eddie but Jimi was great.
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Eddie, billy, and tiki was funkadelic including tawl and Bernie they created a whole genre imitated by many Eddie kept the Jimi torch lit shame his drug issues got the best of him
Eddie was just soooooooo fucking good! dude could straight "pick it"...and Buddy Miles is giving me a concussion on this cut right here...I might have CTE !!!
@@btlayt best rock music Jimi never made
@@btlayt Spacey t said tiki is on drums
@@chrisedwards3214 ok, it sounds like Buddy, though
those cats were sooooo tight and soooooo underated...George needs to release all of the videos of original Funkadelic before he passes
who is on bass and drums?
I'm thinking it's either tiki or buddy miles on drums and possibly Billy bass on bass
+Chris Edwards oh Buddy also played with Funkadelic? I probably knew that before but forgot
+Jimi Hendrixx yeah doing session work
Whoa..you're still alive?
+taildragger53 I'm immortal
*Or should i say language*
Sounds like John fruscitane
Fiziwee John sounds like him! John is a pale comparison, but had great flow and tone. He worshiped Eddies d Jimi. He was great for awhile.
John took notes
...because for you, video games are sponsoring your frame of reference...before the music does.
Can you play better!! If not don't be a hater!!
ANOTHER LEMON SONG__________*
soul_prophet guided me well.