First time hearing Jimi Hendrix “One Rainy Wish” Reaction | Asia and BJ

[@lisarainbow9703]

This entire album ( Axis- Bold as Love ) is incredible..

[@Bekka_Noyb]

agreed! ♥

[@fredr3247]

its a true masterpiece

[@johnr8820]

Jimi was so much more than a great guitar player...a true artist in every sense..this whole album is amazing

[@mr.goodenough3796]

Agreed, Jimi was a true artist.

[@markb1114]

He was so masterful at his craft. Mesmerizing artist.

[@wiliamwidlacki7459]

Jimi Hendrix is an American icon., he is the guitar player all others aspire to be...my personal favorite is the wind cries Mary, it's a great song with an unusual "clean" guitar tone.

[@davidbirchall832]

The Jimi Hendrix Experience was Jimi and 2 Brits, Mitch Mitchell on Drums and Noel Redding on Bass

[@SIXX2772]

OMG YES!!!!!..I cant believe this gem got through on youtube!!! This was GROUND BREAKING guitar work at this time, Asia there is so much more to hear from Hendrix. Golden Rose was one of his girl friends pre-fame, I had her as a friend on FB but she passed away a few years back. Sweet lady. Asia he did all the guitar work and he was a studio genius.

[@PeterDay81]

A few moments in rock and roll history can pinpoint the moment that music, arts and society at large changed forever. Though it may not have felt like a groundbreaking moment at the time, the butterfly effect of Chas Chandler, the bassist for British invasion group The Animals, witnessing Jimi Hendrix perform a set at the Cafe Wha? in New York’s Greenwich Village was a singular point in time that would change the world forever..

[@MichaelYbarra-fq6rh]

It WAS Linda Kieth who led chas TO jimi. ( fact ). SHE..is the ACTUAL first discoverer of his GENUIS ( she FELT him, at a club gig )...and contacted chas Chandler..to ' come and HEAR. ' note: see the 1973 Warner Brothers, film/ documentary about Jimi : " a film about Jimi Hendrix" ...is the title. LINDA KIETH ( beautiful ) is interviewed..she became good friends with Jimi. ( Linda Kieth discovered Jimi Hendrix in a n.y.c. nightclub.) DISCOVERED. she brought to the club some music business men record people, to listen..and THEY told her he was 'nothing.' Then she went told chas..and...well, the REST is "forever" (song: '1983...') HISTORY !! 🎸🥁🎸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇬🇧🇬🇧🇺🇸🇺🇸... 🇬🇧🇬🇧💊💊💊💊💊💊💊💊💊⚰️🪦. ( ✝️ ).

[@kevinmiller5526]

Thank you for always including Jimi ...... love ya and I like you both ;) He started the revolution #genious

[@davidbirchall832]

You need to react to this album (Axis: Bold as Love) in it's entirety. It is a masterpiece. Filled with absolute bangers like 'Castles Made Of Sand' and my personal favourite, 'Bold as Love'...🔥 The intro to 'Little Wing' alone...❤

[@stevestrickland934]

Rainy Day, Dream Away/Still Raining, Still Dreaming from ELECTRIC LADYLAND. Buddy Miles on drums, Mike Finnigan on B3, and the sax player and percussionist (names escape me but played with Finnigan in the Serfs who were recording down the hall). Jimi invited them to jam. Finnigan tells the story beautifully in BBC documentary.

[@vicprovost2561]

That sequence is an acid trip by itself, otherworldly playing from all involved. Also of note is the long form Voodoo Child on side 1 with Steve Winwood on mesmerizing Hammond Organ, playing off Jimi, totally hypnotic. That album is still amazing.

[@greekjeff]

Hendrix is God .He played like no other.He could play rhythm and lead at the same time.He made the guitar scream and cry. He made people think there were 3 guitarist playing at once .

[@christopherpollak7448]

Was Jimi the only Guitar Player in his band? Yes. The Experience and later with the Band of Gypsies. Both were power trios. Jimi played the guitar and sang. Sad but the younger generation doesn't give Hendrix his rightful due. Jimi was the first to really turn it up...and sound good. Also, tremendous rhythm player.

[@marthaz]

"Wind Cries Mary", "Foxy Lady," "Crosstown Traffic." All hail to the King gifted angel, Jimi.🙏♥️

[@colinpate3059]

No one touched guitar strings like Hendrix!! A sound from the heavens.

[@honoraryamerica5943]

Excellent choice! One of my favourites by Jimi, a hidden gem. I'm not sure who recommended this to you, but please keep listening to their recommendations. Jimi has a different way of seeing and expressing colors in his music. He did it in his own unique way that only Jimmy Page IMO is an equal Listen to the subtleties and ease of little notes he incorporates in his music (Little Wing studio version is my fave), like a great drummer. The notes just roll off his fingers, pure feel and expression. I recall finger picking the main chords by ear many moons ago and just smiling. I could see what Jimi was seeing, though replication never matches originality. He finds his own scale of notes and just the right tone to capture his emotions. Little Wing and May This Be Love are on a similar plane of calm creation. Enjoy his studio work.

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

LOVE this song! Jimi was a very gentle spirit. Other songs by Jimi similar to this are “Angel”, “Waterfall” , “The Wind Cries Mary”, “Drifting” and “Little Wing.” I know you guys love 💕 Jimi.

[@davidzimmerli489]

There were only 3 musicians in the Jimi Hendrix Experience, and Jimi did all the guitar work, both live and in the studio. He used the studio to embellish his music, laying down several different guitar tracks that would compliment each other and enlarge his sound. It would actually sound like several guitar players playing together, but it was all Jimi. Genius. I was lucky enough to see the Jimi Hendrix Experience live in concert twice, when I was a teenager. It was an "experience" I will never forget. He was my favorite guitarist/performer then, and he is still my favorite. R.I.P. James Marshall Hendrix .... Your extraordinary gift continues to bless lovers of great music ...

[@RETNASCANZ]

Other songs by Jimi that don't sound like hard rock are: "Have You Ever Been To Electric Ladyland", Drifting, Little Wing, "May This Be Love", "The Wind cries Mary", "Burning Of The Midnight Lamp", to name a few.

[@polystrate1]

Pali gap, hey baby (new rising sun)

[@honoraryamerica5943]

Some good suggestions (though have you ever been to electric ladyland always felt like a filler to me). Jimi was a gentle soul, it's just too bad he left The Experience, he was grounded and creative then, he seemed to be miserable when he left his band.

[@vrvaughn]

Drifting… great track

[@robertnathan2843]

Jimi's artistry and poetry is what does it for me. All his songs are love songs and his heart and soul come through expressively. With the great 'Experience' behind him; Noel Redding on bass, Mitch Mitchell on drums, they are on the Mount Rushmore of Rock. Thank you for the reaction

[@bluetopguitar1104]

Thanks so much for this video. Many in the public have only heard Jimis loud distorted music. You can hear the more mellow side in this tune. What a ton of soul he had. There is a great book called "Cherokee Mist". It's filled with tons of his lyrics. Did you know the original version of purple haze was almost 30 minutes long? He had ideas for animated cartoons for his songs too. So much dimension too him. Such a human tone. I think most recordings are him doing multiple tracks. See if you can check out a song called Valleys of Neptune. Yeah, he's my guitar god. Thanks again.

[@keithmccaslyn2527]

52 yrs on and still !! Wow !! There will NEVER be another Jimi !! Play on Gypsy !!

[@m.ericwatson968]

He played all the guitar work on the Experience and Band Of Gypsy's albums, he had some session people on Electric Ladyland like Stevie Winwood on keys for a couple tracks but guitar was 100% all Jimi, although he was a session guitar player with The Isley Bros, Little Richard, B.B. King and Sam Cooke before he broke out with his own band. Jimi was a brilliant musical composer, has some truly great deep cuts that highlight his incredible songwriting talents. This is one of my personal Jimi faves, such a beautiful song

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

Many people don’t know that.

[@michaeldaugette802]

Beautiful Hendrix song just shows his versatility in this song !

[@scottvanhille5688]

He is such a guitar legend. RIP Jimi.

[@timconnecticut6263]

One of my favorite Jimi songs. He played with "The Experience" ,Noel Redding on bass and Mitch Mitchell on drums and "The Band of Gypsys " Billy Cox on bass, Buddy Miles on drums. He was known to show up at other groups shows and sometime jam with them. There are a few low quality bootlegs of him with various artists. The 1st time I heard this song I was at a house party just south of Boston. There may or may not have been 3 letter chemicals involved. A huge fight broke out and this giant of a man named Max looks around ,hears this tune being played and starts singing along. Everybody just turned and stood still. He sounded great singing with Jimi. I can still hear him.

[@hover_roller_balance_boards]

Gotta love the way he weaves so many vivid colors in his lyrics. It really adds to the psychedelic vibe and guitar. Interesting about golden rose lasting forever

[@dannytapp7259]

No back up needed , " hear my train coming" 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@pthor6265]

2 nights ago, I was working across the street from Jimi's grave. Renton, WA. You can see it from the street. It's pretty big.

[@billcope9476]

They say jimi Hendrix was the nicest guy you could ever meet… AND HE TAUGHT THE WORLD TO JAM!!!

[@michaelwalker5257]

Amazingly, they were a three-piece band: drums, bass. . . and Jimi. That's it. And I've always found this song to be touching.

[@rodneysmith4889]

At the at of 13 I had never heard of Jimi….. looking for a Beatles album in my cousins collection…. Seen this weird album Are You Experienced….first song I ever played by Jimi was Purple Haze…..been hooked ever since!!!!! I’m now 55……

[@richardlovell4713]

To continue the ‘lesson’ on Psychedelia (🙄 which so many don’t appear to understand) one of the many characteristics of an artist producing a largely Psychedelic album is the artwork. ‘Axis Bold As Love’ is a great example of this: garish colours, hallucinatory images and depictions of alternative realities.

[@icylightspeed]

You know the cover is a religious Hindu photo with the band's faces edited into it

[@surlechapeau]

Asia & BJ, you'll love his "The Wind Cries Mary", "Foxy Lady" and "Crosstown Traffic"!!!

[@davidwebb2816]

Jimi Hendrix 🎸🎤🎶 Musicality Personified 👑 is the Bach and Mozart of the Electric Guitar 🎸🎶 Jimi could play Lead and Rythem guitar at the same time. Which is something no one else had ever Mastered 🎸🎶🙏👑🙌🏾

[@ПашаЛоуэрс]

In the studio recording of the song, Jimmy's lead guitar part is inverted, which gives the sound an even more psychedelic sound.

[@vincentharris7854]

He was the only guitarist on almost all of his records. Including overdubs. Larry Lee did back him up at Woodstock.

[@davidwebb2816]

Yes Asia and BJ,Jimi Hendrix played all the Guitar and sometimes even the Bass guitar 🎸 Mitch Mitchell played the drums 🥁

[@abalancedact]

Oh ho ho ho...yes! It's like liquid poetry. It just takes you. No one will EVER be like Jimi.

[@Keepee66]

Castles made of sand, I feel is the most vulnerable song Jimi has. He sings about his Beloved Mom. His dad and brother. Ive from Canada.

[@jimwillride]

To me, this is true soul music. I mean, along with all the other soul music of course. But wow. Jimmy did have "that vibe." This song is a true VIBE! 😃 Thanks for the great channel. We love you guys so much.

[@Eowyn187]

What a distinctive style Jimi had. That touch of psychedelics was perfect. And Lhm he was fine. He also wrote a favorite song that Eric Clapton does... Little Wing. You guys should hear both their performances of it. Omg.

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

I agree. Jimi was gorgeous but very shy when not on stage. Love his voice.

[@alkholos]

I always think of Jimi as the angry young man who invented "Little Wing." Clapton was older and mellower when he covered the song. It's quite a contrast to hear the two versions back-to-back..

[@michaeldaugette802]

Jimi Hendrix Experience the band he was heading at this time this album was produced consists of Jimi Hendrix lead guitarist and lead vocalist , Noel Redding bass guitar and backing vocals, Mitch Mitchell drums !

[@allenlocke1935]

Awesome! I didn't see this one coming! If you want to hear him do a beautiful apology song, then The Wind Cries Mary is a must. I think he was making fun of his gals cooking at a dinner party she was having for him and she got very upset and hurt. He felt so bad that he immediately penned the song. It sounds as if Bob Dylan could have wrote it but, that was just his influence Jimi was channeling. Little Wing is another stellar classic for the ages:)

[@jtfrancis1745]

The song is about a dream he had about a girl he never met before. The dream he went on to describe was very vivid and full of color. It wasn't about heart break...but how she stole his heart. Very sweet song and showcased his gentleness

[@Einnor084]

Jimiz brother, Leon, said RAINY WISH, wuz about his mom. She wuz da Golden Rose. She wuz BEAUTIFUL 2 him & she died young. She came 2 him n a dream & a colored rose, shadowed across her face. Then she told Jimi - ( warned him ) U WON'T B SEEIN ME 2 MUCH ANYMORE. She died shortly afterward. SMH @ Da horrible effect, his Momz death had on him & his attemptz 2 handle it, thru his art.

[@danielmarshall3102]

Jimmi's band that originally took Britain then U.S. by storm consisted of Jimmii Hendrix, Noel Redding (Bass), and Mitch Michell (Drums). Like ZZ Top and The Police they were a killer trio ... Later he started the Band of Gypsies featuring Buddy Miles on drums.

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

Just one m, Jimi.

[@LiloFunk68]

Hendrix was usually the only guitarist in his studio recordings. Near the end of his career he did occasionally use some other guitarists on recordings. Live, he would sometimes play with other guitarists. There are bootlegs with Hendrix playing with Johnny Winter and BB King among others. Hendrix would also, particularly on this album, often play the bass lines as well. On the album this song is taken from, "Axis: Bold As Love", Hendrix wrote a lot of his more sensitive deeper songs. The song "Little Wing", which is on this album, took a LOT of influence from Curtis Mayfield. I really enjoy your reactions.

[@timwanwick179]

"Angel" by Jimi Hendrix --- such a Beautiful song, it might make you cry🙌

[@jinov191]

supposedly he got the inspiration for this song by the wall paper pattern of a hotel room he was staying in

[@decadantdog4444]

Jimi had a vivid imagination. That's why he was so creative.

[@jenniferfoster1692]

All Along the Watchtowers..also great singing from Jimi. Also Castles Made of Sand..he was great

[@ojs94bronco43]

Crosstown traffic 👍👍👍

[@mr.goodenough3796]

Jimi was the only guitarist in his band. One of my favorite songs off his 2nd album - Axis Bold as Love ✌

[@robincopeland7535]

My Favorite album of his. I love every track, & If a 6 Turned Out to be 9 is like my anthem

[@richardlovell4713]

Only guitarist ? Noel Redding played bass guitar in the Experience.

[@mr.goodenough3796]

Except when Jimi played bass ✌

[@richardlovell4713]

@@mr.goodenough3796 when Noel left the band ? At the time this album was recorded there were two guitarists and a drummer in the band.

[@allenlocke1935]

The acoustic guitar you hear on All Along The Watch Tower is done by Dave Mason, so the story goes.

[@thseed7]

"Castles Made Of Sand", "Hey Joe", "Little Wing", "Wind Cries Mary" and "All Along The Watchtower."

[@michaelobrien8219]

he played all of it, even bass on some songs - this song is one of my faves - the way Mitch brings in those jazz licks!! whoa!

[@jessejames2822]

HELLYEAH.. DRINK DRANK DRUNK (OFFICIAL)🤠 the neighborhood loves it

[@m.ericwatson968]

Cool story is Little Richard got mad at Jimi one night, then known as Jimmy James, as his live session guitarist, Richard told Jimi he was too flashy on stage and no one upstages Little Richard but later explained to Jimi he was just too damn good to be in a backing band and he needed to break out and do his own thing.

[@dandehoyos8379]

"The wind cries Mary ". Was dedicated to Mother Mary...

[@EvanWeber1234]

So many great songs to explore!

[@ms51675]

Jimi's 'if 6 was 9" is a killer psychedelic track....definitely check it out

[@johnthegreek5836]

The best guitar player in this generation, his legacy will live on forever

[@nickface55]

This song starts out a lot like "Waterfall," but then the chorus gets a lot faster, where Waterfall is really a soft ballad all of the way through.

[@ragasthegascap1]

Jimi played every single guitar part on every one of his songs.

[@ragasthegascap1]

Except for maybe two songs that I can think of.

[@tralfamadorian3081]

love it when you hit the deep cuts like this one

[@77bevo]

My first album was The Ventures' Walk Don't Run. My second was Axis: Bold As Love. Forever changed.

[@Bekka_Noyb]

One of his best soft songs! ♥ Don't think anyone's reacted to this? 🤔

[@fendersquirstrat1]

Jimi was the only guitar player and he wrote his own stuff by himself

[@Nick-fi1mc]

Noel Redding, bass..Mitch Mitchell, drums.....and Jimi

[@judenowinski4344]

He always did all guitar parts. In studio he played bass a lot as well. Great video. One of my favorite songs

[@trevorholden7423]

Jimi played all the guitar parts and sang, Noel Redding played Bass and Mitch Mitchell played Drums and percussion.. This is a cool track and I really like the lyrics, very psychedelic.. Here are the lyrics to One Rainy Wish so you can enjoy.. Lyrics Gold and rose, the color of the dream I had Not too long ago A misty blue and the lilac too A never to grow old There you were under the tree of song Sleeping so peacefully In your hand a flower played Awaiting there for me I have never Laid eyes on you Not before This timeless day But you walked and ya Once smiled my name And you stole My heart away Stole my heart away little girl, yeah All right Gold and rose the color of the dream I had Not too long ago Misty blue and lilac too A never to grow old Gold and rose the color of the dream I had Misty blue and lilac too Gold and rose the color of the dream I had Misty blue and lilac too Gold and rose, gold and rose, gold and rose It's only a dream I'd love to tell somebody about this dream The sky was filled with a thousand stars While the sun kissed the mountains blue And eleven moons played across the rainbows Above me and you Gold and rose the color of the velvet walls surrounds us

[@mikelundquist4596]

Whoever your favorite guitarist is, chances are their favorite guitarist is Jimi.

[@billcope9476]

He was the only guitarist in his band

[@patrickpenix3399]

JIMI !!!!!!

[@axandio]

Jimi was always the front man after he left Curtis Knight. Lead Guitar and vocals. He had "rhythm sections" bass and drums and occasionally a keyboardist.

[@zunbake3]

Hendrix was a triple threat, great guitarist, composer and singer

[@vicprovost2561]

The best guitarist of all time, ask any musician, it's an easy call. You really need to see him at Woodstock doing Voodoo Chile into the Star Spangled Banner, it him at his peak, jamming amongst the hippie nirvana to a sonic explosion like no other. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎶

[@larrysaenz8964]

Jimi Hendrix is the coolest

[@javalily]

I don't think I've ever seen anyone else react to this. Thanks

[@gardenoftwitty]

More than a musician or artist. A virtuoso a composer an expressionist. A remote view who told us all about Electric Love and how nothing would surmise Electric Love. Before Jordan, Jimi was and is the MJordan of the guitar/music/etc. Peace N Love

[@pauljohnstone180]

Asia, Jimi played all the guitar parts on his recordings.

[@jimtripman9002]

At last. People start to react to other Hendrix songs. About time.

[@saltypepper6526]

Oh, what a lovely reaction and tune! Different and unique 😁✌️🎶

[@rossdownes4240]

This might just be the clearest song i've ever heard Jimi sing.

[@chrisnicol1644]

Jimi: Guitar, vocals / Mitch Mitchell, vocals drums / Noel Redding, vocals bass...

[@pauldevito7476]

All acoustic and electric guitars you hear on a Jimi Hendrix song are played by Jimi. Noel Redding was the bass guitar player, and Mitch Mitchell was the drummer. That's it. Three guys in The Experience. For more Jimi, if it doesn't get blocked, check out Are You Experienced May This Be Love Little Miss Lover Castles Made of Sand 4 different sounds from Jimi. ✌️🙏❤️🙏✌️

[@tonyfleck3029]

Hi Guys, as an old English Bastard of 65 loving ❤ your reactions to some of the Music that changed my perception as a young person! For me personally the popular perception of Jimi is that of a 'Wild Man ', but his gentler sensitive side is not really known by the Public! The Man was and will always be a Psychedelic Musical Genius! You should check out 'Voodoo Child slight return ' a live studio jam from the Lp Electric Ladyland ' recorded in one take! His dueling with Steve Winwood on the keyboards is a Monster of Psychedelic Musical Genius! X

[@TheTaconator69er]

Although there are few exceptions, Jimi played multiple guitar parts on his studio recordings, so it sounds like 2 or more guitarists at times. Jimi had a fantastic imagination and could make it sound like different people... yet, at that time, it could only be him making it all blend together perfectly. It was all part of his genius. It's hard to find these studio tunes on Y tube, but if you stick to these, with Spanish sub-titles, you can find quite a few... but don't be surprised if they get pulled someday. I really hope not,... but it could happen. Take advantage of them, while they are here. These songs, for the most part, are missing from Y tube... and fans will want to listen.

[@JFSmoothdog]

I thank you both for playing jimi im a dedicated jimi fan and can play him like no one else

[@elizabethdemerie13]

Amazing 👏 his catalog is phenomenal

[@stevemurano9655]

Jimi was the only guitarist in his bands...only exception I can think of is the short-livid band that backed him at Woodstock, but the other guitarist can barely be heard. You are right though....this IS psychedelia right here. Jimi was on a whole other level...his music was SO multi dimensional. Dropping acid and listening to the ‘Electric Ladyland’ album was life altering foe me. I thought I had known a LOT about music. Uh....wrong 😄

[@gardenoftwitty]

It was all him playing and singing Sista. He did do takes where he would play the rhythm and then they would yak him doing the solo and lead parts either way vocals etc. Jimi also played the rhythm and lead all wt the same time. So when listening it seems really weird like a group but you can tell it’s really not a group of guitars. Good ear. One of his most beautiful songs. Peace N Love

[@richsmith6422]

Greatest musician of the 20th century. Forget the hits , do ALL the other stuff

[@silverenigma7729]

Another great and little respected artist of Jimi's time was Robin Trower, I personally loved "Daydream" live. If ya'll get a chance to review it i would appreciate it!

[@henrydennis5851]

Noel Redding, the original bass player, sang some background vocals during the first years of the JHE, but Jimi doubled his vocals in the studio.

[@supafrogg258]

Hi Folks, In this studio recording of "One Rainy Wish", you are only hearing Jimi's power trio band, The Jimi Hendrix Experience, which included Jimi on all guitar parts, Mitch Mitchell on drums, & Noel Redding on drums. When the Experience performed live, Jimi was very good at playing the rhythm guitar parts and the lead guitar parts interwoven together as one big guitar sound. In this studio recorded track, "One Rainy Wish", you hear Jimi playing a delicate, cleaner-sounding guitar part, and you also hear an overdub of Jimi playing an octave-fuzz guitar part (which sounds like he's playing in the sky).

[@jamesmabley3636]

Very few songs did Jimi have another guitar player play with him. 99% of the time it was all Jimi on guitar. Dave Mason played 6 string acoustic on All Along the Watchtower. It took him 26 takes to get it right. Larry Lee played second guitar at Woodstock. Jimi knew Larry from his days as a soldier in the 101st Airborn in Fort Knox. Jimi used to go to Nashville on weekends and jam, and he met Larry there. In 1961. Jimi als did all the backup vocals on the song, Have You Ever Been to Electric Ladyland. Hes pure psychedelic Motown. Also though Noel Redding is credited as playing Bass. Jimi also played Bass alot more than people think. He also wrote all the Bass parts. And even sometimes directed Mitch Mitchell as to what he would like to hear on the drums.

[@lukeaway]

Jimi was a single man, inventing and performing simultaneously like Stevie Ray and Prince combined.

[@coreycharles9690]

A BASS PLAYER AND DRUMMER THIS IS A STUDIO RECORDING SO HE IS PLAYING MULTIPLE GUITAR PARTS ONE PART OVER THE OTHER [ ALL HIM} NO BODY ELSE BUT THE BASS GUITARIST NOEL REDDING THEN IT''S PUT ALL TOGETHER... AND IT IS NOT A BREAKUP SONG!!! LISTEN CLOSELY.. {ONE RAINY WISH..}.. IS THE NAME OF THE SONG NOT ONE RAINY NIGHT..... AND WHEN HE SINGS IT IT'S ABOUT A DREAM ... AND HE SINGS THESE WORDS..... THERE YOU WERE UNDER THE TREE OF SONG SLEEPING SO PEACEFULLY, IN YOUR HAND A FLOWER PLAYED WAITING FOR THE FOR ME. I HAVE NEVER LAID EYES ON YOU NOT BEFORE THIS TIMELESS DAY THEN YOU WOKE AND {SMILED MY NAME} AND IT STOLE MY HEART AWAY..... IT'S A LOVE SONG NOT A BREAKUP AND IT'S ONLY A DREAM ....... YOU TWO ARE INCREDIBLE I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR SOMEONE TO REACT TO SOMETHING OTHER THAN HEY JOE, OR FOXY LADY, BUT NOW I HAVE A REQUEST ?? IM CHARLIE. A HUGE JIMI FAN IM 64 {{ MAY THIS BE LOVE}}} BY JIMI STUDIO VERSION YOU ROCK TOGETHER !!!! IT STOLE MY HEART AWAY WHEN I SAW SOMEONE WAS GOING TO REACT TO [one rainy wish} ... THAT WAS MY WIFE AND OUR FIRST DANCE SONG AT OUR WEDDING THANKS

[@GeorgeOforiAtta]

I really like this song by The Jimi Hendrix Experience. 🎼🎶🎶🎶🎶🌹🌹🌹

[@tonemantunes1236]

reading book after book about Jimi . he invited lots of musicians into the studio with him. And they jammed free style. No ONE made it on to his albums tho. He made it on to everyone else's. So yeah Jimi played all the other parts, always ! He had all those different parts already in his head. Nobdy could keep up with his musical thoughts let alone be able to play those parts. JIMI still rules all others to this day. There are some mighty fine players today. Just rippin' up the fretboard. None has the emotion and feel .

[@guitarman8462]

Now is your chance to learn Spanish Asia 🤙. Try also " Who Knows " & "Message To Love " by him when he was in A Band Of Gypsy. And if you want to hear rockets soar , listen to his version of Star Spangled Banner live at Woodstock. He once played with Clapton when he was in CREAM. Clapton dropped his guitar went backstage and said " Is he that really f×××ing good ?" 😳