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Hey Joe - Jimi Hendrix reaction
First time reaction
jimi hendrix reaction
Official Music video
Hey Joe - Jimi Hendrix
First time listening
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Possibly the most important musical performance ever.
I love how he's chewing gum while singing , that's how cool he was.
He wasn't chewing gum to be cool.
Guitar pick not gum
@@robertdawson8522 you heard wrong. I know that some people say that but don't believe everything that you hear. 😆
Man that was fun watching you become Experienced to the ICON himself. Jimi is the man ! 🎸🔥
Yeah it's so funny, really cracks me up watching these reactions but back then it was just . . . normal, but he surely couldn't survive the years back then.
Ditto
He's plucking the strings with his teeth. I saw Jimi LIVE twice in the Winter of 1968. He did the plucking with his teeth then, and so much more!
He was a great artist and guitarist. Left-handed guitar player but stayed with the right handed guitar and played it upside down! Died in his mid-to-late twenties of drug overdose
Jimi was 27 when he died becoming one of the most notable members of the 27 Club
At 27
He was using his teeth as a guitar pick👍🏼💯❤
Young Man, Jimi Hendrix is one of the 3 masters (Jimi, Bruce Lee, Ali). Jimi will blow you away, but you have to listen, the more you listen the more you will hear. Check out: Jimi Hendrix "Johnny B. Goode" Live from Hendrix in the West, Jimi Hendrix "Like a rolling stone" Monterey Pop live, "Star Spangled Banner" from Woodstock and his Masterpiece "Machine Gun". After that any studio versions of, "Red House", "Voodoo Child (Slight Return)" and many others. Then pass it on to other young people, the man was truly a Legend!!! If heard, people will be more impressed these days then some of us were when he first came out. There will never be another like him. Sadly, his family seems to want to regulate him into obscurity by blocking a lot of content. Help keep his memory alive; he loved music too much not to heard... Peace!!!
Jimi Hendrix is easily one of the top guitar players of all time. His ability to distort and play the guitar in matters that no one else dreamed of. Coupled with the fact, he played a right-handed strong guitar left handed. If you check out his controls and whammy bar at the top of the guitar proving that it’s a right handed guitar playing left-handed with right-handed stringing.
If you would like to hear more of this absolute guitar God. Check out the following songs.
Purple Haze
Voodoo Child
If six was nine
All Along the Watchtower
Foxy lady
Check out Stevie Ray Vaughan "TEXAS FLOOD LIVE AT THE EL MOCAMBO, he was a Hendrix prodigy.
Jimi Hendrix was a big influence for Prince.. Not many people know what an amazing guitar player Prince was. He actually could play multiple instruments very well.
Anyway, you’d enjoy watching his guitar solo in this video if you haven’t seen it
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I do like all his shows , although some really stand out like : Filmore East , Woodstock , Maui , Atlanta Pop Festival. Just a few of many . And soon to be released : live at the L. A Forum
Jimi is what every great guitarist wished they could do
The greatest guitar God of all time!
He also played with King Curtis, The Isley Brothers and others.
He was a very in demand session guitarist for the soul, blues and r&b scene.
He chose instead to do his own thing. And do it he did.
Ironically, had he not been "discovered" by Chaz Chandler and taken to England he would've remained an unknown session guitarist.
@@reenateekasingh9684Doubtful.
Jim was the GOAT
Check out Jimi's guitar solo of the Star Spangled Banner. Stevie Ray Vaughan is another amazing guitarist
Jimi and Janis Joplin are two of my favorites ❤
Jimi was in the 27 club with Janice and Jim Morrison and a few others. It was a thing in the 60's and 70's to loose them early. I'm glad to see black people discovering Hendrix, He was a poor kid, and left-handed, so he always played a right-handed guitar strung upside-down, he never changed that.
Hey Joe is an old, old folk song. Origianl artist unknown. That's why Chas Chandler headed to the States, to find an artist to cover the song. He discovered Hendirx playing a version of the song in New York. Chas, from the animals had massive success with another song from an unknown artist, the house of the rising sun.
Billy Roberts wrote the original song , you can find it here on TH-cam.
Jimi had the whole package, and his songs fit the psychedelic period perfectly.
Jimi thought that Billy Gibbons was the best guitarist. Truth was Jimi was! Jimi could play guitar with his teeth, behind his back, behind his head, and between his legs. Jimi was a genius. He did things with electric guitar that nobody had even thought of.
I always thought his vocals were underrated. Like, not only is he an icon of a guitar player but...he can sing to. Listen to him sing "The Wind Cries Mary"...it hits you right in your soul.
I love that song. Just recommended it on another page.
You should watch the whole concert . Also live at Woodstock , live at Maui isle of wight and so many diff great shows he did .
And Maui
@@juliemanarin4127 I put Maui on my list 🤙🎸
@@juliemanarin4127 also Atlanta Pop Festival , Los Angeles Great Western Forum . The forum I could only find audio
Check out " Dolly Dagger " by Hendrix. And " Message To Love " live at the Filmore .
Finally nephew. Loved your reaction to Hendrix "Hey Joe" 🖤🖤🖤❤❤❤
" Hey Joe " is actually an old folk song .
one of the greats ----GREATS !!!!!!
I've been playing guitars since 1974 and Jimmy is my favorite he's the man Jimmy is the man and also a Jimmy Page is the man Jimi Hendrix assistant man
He was and still is the greatest and I've seen most of the old and new greats!
He plays it with his tongue 😂 and react to him playing the star spangled banner live. He was amazing.
Freddie Mercury (of Queen) ADORED Jimi Hendrix… He cried for days when Jimi passed away.🙏
One of the greatest. Old school guitarist. Ever. 🎸🎸🎸🎸💕💕💕💕🎶🎶🎶🎶
there will never be another Jimi....a legend 💔
after Jimi Hendrix did his cover of Bob Dylan’s all along the watchtower, Bob Dylan even said he preferred Jimmy’s version afterwards, and every time he played it from then on, it became a tribute to Hendrix
A god among guitar players!
Yes, widely considered to be one of the best rock guitarists of all time. There are surely those who have surpassed him in pure technical ability, but there is only one Jimi Hendrix.
JImi is the GOAT
The OG Guitar Hero. 🎸🔥❤️🔥✊🏽
He's NOT CHEWING GUM, IT's the HEROIN, LSD , COKE, or whatever JIMI wanted to do !!! 😁😍🎸🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🔥🔥
R.I.P. Legend James Marshall (Jimi) Hendrix (geboren als Johnny Allen Hendrix, Seattle, 27 november 1942 - Londen, 18 september 1970)
This was 1967!!!! He revolutionized how people played Rock on Guitar. No one before him ever sounded like this. He is the Father of heavy metal and Rock 🎸
You were one of my fav reactions
The GOAT
The 60’s. Best music ever!
You make me laugh 😂 I love it.
There's *Hendrix* ..................................................................................................................................................and then everyone else 😉
A black man is THE KING of the electric guitar.
Jimi was the man. Remember this was 60's, 70's he died young at age 27. So sad. But he is a LEGEND.
And now you know why he is considered the GOAT by many , many people. Also don't forget to give a shout out to his backing band. They were tight as hell as well.
Jimi Hendrix is the GOAT
if you like music you GOT to ear HENDRIX, he is the begin and the end
Great reaction run it back ..Jimi ! Try voodoo child next
Didn't anyone tell you that you need to enjoy some illegal substances before you listen to Jimi? That's how we did it in the late 60's! Ha! It helped you prepare to be amazed when he put his guitar down in front of him and lil it on fire at the end. True story!
Jiminy set his guitar on fire after every performance.
Lite Up!!!
Listen to machine gun Filmore east and be ready for one amazing musical ride x
Thank God for Jimi!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
For me, Jimi Hendrix was the best. Hands down.
Jimi GOAT... Billy Roberts wrote Hey Joe... Jimi made it his own.
FYI - What Jimmy Did So Well LIVE (Down To Setting His Guitar 🎸 On Fire 🔥 Was/Grew Out Of "FLASHING" A Term Referencing The On Stage Tricks and Techniques Mixed With Vocal Bravado AND Uptempo Higher Climatic PACE. IE.Put On A Show - "He "Flashin'!! 😄🎸🔥🤘😁
Hey and Hello from Canada!!! I love to watch your reactions because you are serious legit when you say you haven't heard about the artists. I love to watch your facial expressions. Breath of fresh air, you are. So you want other suggestions to react to. I have a super suggestion for you that will blow you away. I dont know if you have done any of the man I about to tell you about. Stevie Ray Vaughan is amazing and I know you will lose it when you start to watch him. Stevie Ray Vaughan's big inspiration was Jimi Hendrix. Of course people like to compare the two men but Stevie is Stevie. He didn't like it when people would compare him. Stevie was one of the most humble performers out there. He was inspired by blues artists and believe me it definitely is so obvious of his inspirations. So do yourself a big favour and siit back and enjoy the gift of Stevie Ray Vaughan.
Shon, he played the guitar left handed but used a guitar for right handers and played it upside down !!!!
It was restrung for a lefthanded player.
Watch his version of the national anthem he plays the guitar upside down
Jimi was the first to do any of this stuff. He changed Rock music over night. The Man from Seattle is the greatest ever, and yes that includes Stevie Ray Vaughn (who I LOve) but Jimi was his idol, and Jimi did all of those guitar tricks way back in 1967.
Jimi is a legend! You would love his performance in Maui!
Pure raw talent….Jimi is unmatched!!!
He’s playing that guitar with his teeth….yessir!!!!
Baddest electric cat of them all..
Love hearing jimmy sing this song and he is chewing gum lol !
Not forgetting that was 1967!
he is using his teeth to pick the git when its in his face
He's picking the instrument with his teeth. ...Sort of. He's bumping into the strings with his teeth and letting his left hand do the rest of the work. When you're at that volume, you can pull off stuff like that. He was genius and a virtuoso and a master showman. Dude created heavy metal. The behind your head stuff isn't actually hard if you stay in the box or close to it. But, he still sold it better than anyone else, including T-Bone Walker, who did it while doing the splits.
Now react to Stevie Ray Vaughan Texas Flood live. He plays the guitar behind his back
I really don't understand the "Now" generations listening to this kind of music! I was entering my teen years and listened to all of this getting ready for Life! This and the unwanted Vietnam War and the "Hippie Years" and the always present "Mary Jane" in the air! These were the Best Times of my life growing up and I sometimes catching myself drifting off to the sounds of - All Along The Watchtoweeerrr! Yeah Man, Far Out! Catch my drift! I can dig it! Regardless, these were the normal Not like today's kids, we didn't have That attitudes that you see in the streets like today. One thing for sure, you kids would Not survive the 60's and 70's if you were taken back there. That's all I have to say.
check out all along the watchtower by Jimi Hendrix. It’s a cover of a Bob Dylan song who was one of if not his favorite artist
Heck out Texas Flood live by SRV
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Jimi, one of the greats gone too soon. He's in the 27 Club. Another amazing guitarist is Eddie Van Halen. Watch him play live Eruption. It's mind blowing and some others are SRV Stevie Ray Vaughn he's phenomenal on guitar and Slash from Guns N Rose's.
Charlie Patton used to play his guitar behind his head the same way when he recorded the blues in the thirties. Check it out!
Вуздушной кавалерии США респект! Хендриксу - воздушному десантнику США респект!
Another great band I think u would like is Grand funk Railroad! Inside looking out Live 1969 is a song that will legitimately take u on a roller coaster ride!!
I've read before that Jimi used to bring the guitar to bed with him.
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James Marshall Hendrix 😊
I think Jimi Hendrix could have just used him mind to play that guitar. He was magic. I would love for you to check out Janis Joplin Her very soul comes out through her singing and her touches yours. Janis and Jimi died a few months apart and 27.
Hey young gun
its me again..
how are ya ? .
hope everything and everyone is doing well 🙏🏼
I really appreciate your detailed analysis of what this man was really all about...
I have a wish list of Hiendrix songs that will will light up the sky..
# 1 ARE EXPERIENCE
# 2 1DON'T LIVE TODAY
# 3 IF 6 WAS 9
# 4 WATER FALLS
# 5 LOVE OR CONFUSION
# 6 MANIC DEPRESSION
# 6 FREEDOM
# 7 ANGEL
# 8 EZY RYDER
# 9 DOLLY DAGGER
# 10 ASTROMAN
# 11 DRIFTING
#12 LITTLE WING
# 13 STONE FREE
# 14 LONG HOT SUMMER
# 15 HOUSE BURNING DOWN
# 16 POLLY GAP
# 17 HEAR MY TRAIN COMING. RAINBOW BRIDGE LP
# 18 VODOO CHILD SLIGHT RETURN
# 19 HAVE YOU EVER BEEN TO ELECTRIC LADYLAND
# 20 LITTLE MIS STRANGE
# 21 1983 A MERMAN I SHOULD TURN TO BE
# 22 RAINY DAY PART I-2
# 23 IN FROM THE STORM
# 24 LIKE A ROLLING STONE
# 25 WILD THING
# 26 MY FRIEND.
# 27 BELLY BOTTON WINDOW
# 28 THE WOODSTOCK PERFORMANCE
Here's my tribute to Jimi
i miss the Woodstock concert because of the weather..
but im proud to say ive personally met his family in 2018 we took lots of pictures and his little brother Leon Hendrix and lots of celebrities..
as it was the opening and dedication of, Seattle's Jimi Hendrix memorial park..
and i was to tired to perform just flew in from Hawaii that day ..as we had long lay over ..
but had a great time at the family reunion for guests only..
wonderful tribe
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Teeth guitar solo xD
Take note that Jimi is left-handed playing a right-handed guitar upside down.
And it was restrung for a left handed player.
Of course. Well known.@@5after4am
It's a song. People have written songs about murder, rape and everything else you can think of. Jimi just singing an old Blues song.
This guy.
You are so cool brother!!!!!!!
They don't come any better than Jimi Hendrix!
Shon, my dude... Johnny Cash's cover of "Hurt" from Nine Inch Nails... if you don't have a heart it'll give you one. Do king things.
I find it hard to believe that you never herd of Jimmy H.
This isn't even his best work, musically. Performance wise, this is top of the line but musically, he kept getting better every year. Check out Hear my Train a Comin from the blues album. That's a perfect opening to get you really experienced. It gets better though... Great reaction, homie. ✌🏽
He's one of the 27 CLUB. Die to jong. Forever 27..........rip
He played with his tongue too. WTF.!??
Did you notice that he plays the guitar left handed with the guitar upside down?
Check out Randy Lambert Bermuda's Hendrix.
ya, old Joe wasnt F'in around.
Yes, Jimi changed rock n roll. He blew away all the established guitarists at that time. After this, they were all trying to play like Jimi. It's not hype, it's really how influential and revolutionary he was.
Not sure if this is true ?
I heard he was chewing gum because someone sarcastically said "I'll bet you can't do all that and chew gum". So he did.
By 1970 the year of his Murder
He had grown tired of playing that Song. As well as well other songs From his 1st two albums.
He was headed in a more progressive Direction Musically.