JIMI HENDRIX - The Scandinavian Experience (1969) - Full Concert

Jimi Hendrix Experience - Live in Stockholm (1969) - Full Concert.
Killing Floor
Spanish Castle Magic
Fire
Hey Joe
Voodoo Child (Slight Return)
Red House
Sunshine Of Your Love
Date: 1969-01-09.
Venue: Konserthuset, Stockholm, Sweden.
Jimi Hendrix - guitar, vocals
Noel Redding - bass guitar
Mitch Mitchell - drums, percussion
James Marshall "Jimi" Hendrix (born Johnny Allen Hendrix; November 27, 1942 - September 18, 1970) was an American rock guitarist, singer, and songwriter. Although his mainstream career spanned only four years, he is widely regarded as one of the most influential electric guitarists in the history of popular music, and one of the most celebrated musicians of the 20th century. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame describes him as "arguably the greatest instrumentalist in the history of rock music".
Born in Seattle, Washington, Hendrix began playing guitar at the age of 15. In 1961, he enlisted in the U.S. Army and trained as a paratrooper in the 101st Airborne Division; he was granted an honorable discharge the following year. Soon afterward, he moved to Clarksville, Tennessee, and began playing gigs on the Chitlin' Circuit, earning a place in the Isley Brothers' backing band and later with Little Richard, with whom he continued to work through mid-1965. He then played with Curtis Knight and the Squires before moving to England in late 1966 after being discovered by Linda Keith, who in turn interested bassist Chas Chandler of the Animals in becoming his first manager. Within months, Hendrix had earned three UK top ten hits with the Jimi Hendrix Experience: "Hey Joe", "Purple Haze", and "The Wind Cries Mary". He achieved fame in the U.S. after his performance at the Monterey Pop Festival in 1967, and in 1968 his third and final studio album, Electric Ladyland, reached number one in the U.S.; it was Hendrix's most commercially successful release and his first and only number one album. The world's highest-paid performer, he headlined the Woodstock Festival in 1969 and the Isle of Wight Festival in 1970 before his accidental death from barbiturate-related asphyxia on September 18, 1970, at the age of 27.
Hendrix was inspired musically by American rock and roll and electric blues. He favored overdriven amplifiers with high volume and gain, and was instrumental in utilizing the previously undesirable sounds caused by guitar amplifier feedback. He helped to popularize the use of a wah-wah pedal in mainstream rock, and was the first artist to use stereophonic phasing effects in music recordings. Holly George-Warren of Rolling Stone commented: "Hendrix pioneered the use of the instrument as an electronic sound source. Players before him had experimented with feedback and distortion, but Hendrix turned those effects and others into a controlled, fluid vocabulary every bit as personal as the blues with which he began."
Hendrix was the recipient of several music awards during his lifetime and posthumously. In 1967, readers of Melody Maker voted him the Pop Musician of the Year, and in 1968, Rolling Stone declared him the Performer of the Year. Disc and Music Echo honored him with the World Top Musician of 1969 and in 1970, Guitar Player named him the Rock Guitarist of the Year. The Jimi Hendrix Experience was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1992 and the UK Music Hall of Fame in 2005. Rolling Stone ranked the band's three studio albums, Are You Experienced, Axis: Bold as Love, and Electric Ladyland, among the 100 greatest albums of all time, and they ranked Hendrix as the greatest guitarist and the sixth greatest artist of all time.
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[@pablolynch1152]

From a frustrated musician, Jimmy Hendrix was incredible, music so loud and enjoyable, voice imperfect that keeps you waiting, wanting to listen for more. The only bad thing I can say about Jimmy Hendrix is; that he's gone.

[@Deborah-pc4zy]

Jimi Hendrix was a guitarist extraordinaire I was lucky enough to watch perform @ the Woodstock Festival in 1969. Fifty four years later, we're still reminiscing about him.

[@BrunoLECLERCQ-qm7qt]

JIMI HENDRIX

[@AlexSandro-r7u]

Nessa passagem de som eu estava.

[@AlexSandro-r7u]

Lembro-me errava pra karaio

[@AlexSandro-r7u]

Ele sempre falando: essa coreografia é da outra música

[@jimmyhawkins5357]

When anyone says "Oh Stevie Ray was better than Hendrix." I just say forgive them Father, for they know not what they do." No one ever played like that before him ..No one. EVER. When his flow started ,it was majestic.

[@sirkrutchbluesman3009]

I AGREE WHOLE HEARTEDLY JIMI HENDRIX WAS DA CREATOR🎸✝️

[@skiplevescue5436]

Why anyone would think anything besides that is beyond me and believe me brother that I'm right behind you and srv is ok but he can't match the brilliant creative light that every sixties English blues band lived in fear of have him opening up for them

[@skiplevescue5436]

And it is easy to see who's a natural than a well trained musician. I want the real thing. I love the yardbirds and shit but besides Hendrix the only blues guitarist fr england wort a f$$k was Kim simmonds

[@beritsilen9566]

Jimi is my "guitar hero", he was playing like God !

[@martinmoffitt4702]

@@skiplevescue5436 Love kim and Savoy one of my favorites

[@philipobianwu4900]

After all these years, he was still way ahead of our time.

[@morbidmanmusic]

that makes no sense.

[@olly8]

​@@morbidmanmusic I understand it perfectly. It does make sense if you love Jimi ❤

[@waldemarmaszewski2736]

​@@morbidmanmusic And that's very likely one of the reasons why you are @morbidmanmusic.

[@waldemarmaszewski2736]

@morbidmanmusic A little grammatical error that's EASILY overlooked.

[@fernandobezerra4039]

Mais Uma Vida Levada Pelas Drogas, ele só tinha 28 Anos

[@michaelwiberg7419]

Rock survivors wished this legend never died!

[@Antonio1967-bx1ty]

D

[@ILoveTheAllCreator]

Jimmy page said he greatest guitars of all time

[@ÜlküGüngör-w6d]

❤❤❤❤😅😅😅😅

[@BILLY-px3hw]

Beautiful tight & sloppy simultaneously, no click track, no digital pitch correction, I almost forgot what talented humans sound like

[@Mike-bg4gf]

Amen brother

[@Frip36]

He has voice amplification. Back in my day they had to sing without electrified microphones.

[@sodenoite45]

@@Frip36 back in my day they had to sing without any microphone at all and with the people screaming on the tavern in the back ground

[@Frip36]

I don't mind click tracks. Bands used to play too fast. No concert fan should mind click tracks.

[@waldemarmaszewski2736]

​@@Frip36 Times and technology are always changing. We do what we can do with what we've got.

[@kevinkonyu2508]

I was at this show and it was incredible. Jimi almost didn’t play cuz he lost his wallet with his favorite guitar pick in it but a fellow concert goer found his wallet and returned it 23 minutes before the show was supposed to start and one of the security guards got it back to jimi just in time.

[@CharlieBoy360]

That's the craziest comment I've ever seen.

[@ericajohnson7535]

@@CharlieBoy360 that pre-CBS vintage guitar picks have the best tonewood sound!

[@kerstin.jitschin5861]

What a great story 😎

[@patrckthompson3524]

Bluetooth

[@adamphaomei4984]

Dammmnn !!!! Crazy ... Man ya lucky bastard

[@kevinmckay6815]

54 years later and no one comes close to these guys! Thanks Jimi, Noel and Mitch for the nemories.

[@ronwood7029]

Rory Gallagher had more talent than Hendrix

[@sandee7693]

SANDEE DOO

[@johanstaelens5194]

And there will never be !

[@jlbdx7244]

@@ronwood7029 et toi, t'en as du talent ? pauvre trouduc...

[@jorgeluisluvaris-qd2mf]

@M C Jimi Hendrix no estudio para tocar así ningún violero actual fue salvaje y los más conocidos lo alcanzaron

[@garyparris1713]

I agree there is nobody before or after Hendrix, don't get upset everything is everything and everything is groovy, just relax and float your little mind and maybe someday you will get there!!!!Lord have mercy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@garyolsen9689]

JIMI 70 LISTEN READ WILD THING AMAZING THE LIFE HE LIVED

[@australopithecusss]

jimi is so tired here...love you jimi so sorry they burnt you out and then...thank you for the music love.

[@FlipDahlenburg]

He burnt himself out. He's not a victim in any way.

[@billyfrost7694]

He also got arrested on the Scandinavian tour!

[@YarrowBand]

@@FlipDahlenburglook at the tour schedule they had. Michael Jeffries was squeezing every cent he could out of Jimi.

[@henri_.leal68]

@@YarrowBandThat, and i heard he couldn’t get drugs during the tour so he was also in withdrawal Jimi was getting tired during his last years playing live and for me it was clear to me he wanted to focus more on studio performances rather than live shows. He was an ambitionist at heart and that to me is proved in Electric Ladyland and Cry of Love which both have some of the most experimental tracks i’ve heard him play like 1983, House Burning Down, Have you ever, Voodoo Chile (long blues), Valleys of Neptune, Night Bird Flying, Belly Button View…. Even Angel is a bit different to what he usually played in my opinion . He was straying more from the blues and developing more of his already unique sound. I wonder a lot what he could’ve done if he had lived even 5 more years, hell imagine if hendrix was alive today. What’d he use? would he get in the metal scene of the 80s? grunge of the 90s? pop of the 2000s? Imagine what he could’ve done if he had lived… man, we can only dream..

[@kevinwarner4894]

Again you should be so tired.

[@emiliacanet9960]

Awesome in 2023 still n forever. Never heard jimi cover cream. This is amazing. Thank you

[@UserName_no1]

There's an even better cover of 'Sunshine' by Jimi at another European venue somewhere here on KZbin. If memory serves me well it was recorded much earlier and close to the Cream release.

[@bigswampy6073]

I'm 70,and still dig his music,never gets old !!!

[@beatleographer_10-51]

I'm 70 as well and turn it as loud as I can. Not only because that's the way you listen to Hendrix but also the fact that I listened to him blowing my eardrums out in my youth, and now I'm hard of hearing.😂

[@jackiewyatt5565]

Rock on Big Swampy

[@jackiewyatt5565]

Rock on Beatleographer

[@cedricmorelle4354]

It's the Best 😉 I have 51 years hold !

[@anthonyreed8131]

Jimi

[@gpasprimus6505]

One of the greatest trios in human history

[@markslezak4714]

NOTQUITE

[@Nominay]

Better than Cream

[@ericlorback6751]

Maybe the best.....

[@ronwood7029]

After Rory Gallagher and Taste

[@lindalou6017]

@@markslezak4714 !4

[@joeblowporkhead864]

Nobody ever talks about Mitch Mitchelle Hendrix drummer he was a great drummer.

[@doctorpatient519]

Mr Pork Head :) thanks for mentioning Mitch, clearly the engine that drove the Experience train

[@PlanetRockJesus]

And, he was such a nice guy, where as Noel Redding was kind of an asshole.

[@silverlakegirl9078]

Omg, YES!!!!!!! Imagine how damn good you'd have to be, to keep up with Jimi! !!!

[@JReb71]

One of my favorite drummers

[@jesusmalverde5064]

Drunk night manifestingmmm...my neighbors must hate me. Broke the lower E string on my grey guitar. Last E string I had. Had to jam on my drums. Video games don't work for me.

[@aleisterjames]

Jimi looks like he's having a rough time on this one. Jaded and frustrated. It's a shame that, with all the great Hendrix moments captured on film, that this is one of the few that is easily available on KZbin. Still, that human was a force of musical nature even on a bad day...

[@curbozerboomer1773]

Yes!...Woodstock is likely his best filmed performance.

[@harolddburke4726]

When I was a teen . We would listen to Jimi all the time. Even after he died they would play him on the radio for years. We picked up all his records. All the bootlegs as well.

[@PeteyHop]

He's definitely channeling the wind, the Sun, the air and circumstances of Earth.

[@MeYou-nv9vz]

This stuff never gets old

[@johnromero-f1t]

yeaman just lite up the biggest joint north of Seattle yeaman i am there

[@ericmaldonado6374]

Jimmy , Mitch & Noel ... Talent without lights flashing all over the place , different times , greatly missed.🤘🎸🎸🎸

[@danielsantacruz3981]

You just can't listen to Hendrix. You have to watch him play for the full experience. The greatest of his time. Incredible to watch. No, it never gets old.

[@judysamuels2585]

Jimmy played his guitar soulfully which took him over the top 🥰

[@timfontenot8600]

No frills, fireworks or fancy stages. STILL KICKS TODAY'S ACTS!!! GENIUS AND TALENT!!!!

[@janhundling4647]

Jimis connection with his instrument and his continuous and spontanous flow of musical ideas remains unparalleled

[@juanvaldez5422]

John Frusciante

[@leavemealone8336]

E-X-A-C-T-L-Y!!!

[@кошимперия]

POOR MAN kzbin.info/www/bejne/f2TJkGtupMR8g9U

[@Geo-wc7jc]

@@juanvaldez5422 meh

[@mariojorgecaeiro]

Marc Knoepfler

[@anthonychiara1200]

Jimi set the pace for all the future guitarists,simply the most amazing musician ever.

[@NasboT666]

The love behind doing this, is also not setting a limit, by just leaving his life at 27

[@isafernandez8764]

No

[@morriypoulsen1238]

Right on man, no one and I mean no one can sound like Jimi Hendrix, and a lot of tried.

[@roblamb1467]

Stevie was good. Jimi was the GOAT!

[@roblamb1467]

Greatest Of All Times

[@johnworthington8360]

best experience I ever been in since school 67 with the high flying birds but this is better filmed. excellent video, thanks yo ys ya. gonna fly high...

[@loki5129]

Гении обычно,ненадолго задерживаются на этой земле,их ждут где-то там...

[@juliancoceranunez5019]

Lastima no haberle tenido más tiempo

[@sejase7012]

I met Noel Redding 1993 in Finland . It was the happiest moment in my life talking about Jimi and his music.

[@bryanmelanson4235]

I met him at a cookout, but unfortunately it was in a dream. Wish I could have gotten to see him!

[@KENNA25]

Yeah my dad noel in new york and got an autograph and I was kid with a Marshall and Strat and wah i had all the bootleg album by hendrix🎉🎉 taught me the play. my teacher and mel bay sucks im still learning 😂😂 I got a killer univibe by dustin sears now I really sound good

[@teenanance8691]

@@bryanmelanson4235 😂😂😂 you dream Of cookouts? Lol

[@billhorstkamp98]

@@teenanance8691😂😂😂✌🏼 that made my day

[@billhorstkamp98]

He opens with the Howlin’ Wolf tune. Absolutely awesome.

[@beatleographer_10-51]

There have been a lot of imitators, but there will "never" be another Jimi Hendrix.

[@pomod]

@@Emory3 Randy Hansen does a pretty good Jimi. But Jimi was once in a century kind of genius.

[@maximusflint5096]

@@pomod Randy Hansen yes he does a good job but its just an half of a clone sadly, he studied emulates every move antics technique even facial expressions of the great Jimi but will never reach his highness and magnetic quantic universal multiversal force from source but just a filtered echo copycat one yeah although is not bad either . Kind continues the Jimi work of art yeah in a slight more modern amplified sound kind of an arrangement because mostly we missed to see Jimi badly so yeah its all good after all.

[@stevenvandemsky7290]

@@Emory3 Jimi was the first real electric guitar player. He invented the rock guitar as we know it. Every other guitar player owes a lot to him or his thousands of disciples

[@justinthyme5382]

SRV Came very close.

[@camronbay1]

@@justinthyme5382 Neil Young said it best no one was even in the same building as Jimi.

[@reekashade]

Hendrix turned music on its head,upside down & rearranged our conception of guitar riffs,sounds & melodic undertones…he was revolutionary.

[@Deborah-pc4zy]

I was @ Woodstock '69, had the privilege of watching him perform the Star Spangled Banner & he blew our teenage minds!

[@Frip36]

@@Deborah-pc4zy don't recall seeing you there

[@Frip36]

Rearranged our entire idea of the space program as well.

[@robertmermelstein3397]

Amazing so good

[@TheXxmarleen]

Jimi was from another planet, amazing...

[@jeffkrause9227]

Glad he paid a visit to our planet

[@jeffkrause9227]

He was, and we're all glad he visited us and gave us all this beautiful music.RIP jimi

[@curbozerboomer1773]

From Seattle...my home town!

[@returntoforever-forever2876]

Jimi Hendrix - это икона всех гитаристов мира - на все времена! Jimi Hendrix - forever!✊

[@JamesHay-y3g]

Da!

[@dogfish58rox]

one of the earliest gigs I have seen from Jimi...raw talent...just great

[@MagneticPool24]

No roadies, no guitar techs, no flash, just pure music

[@RadarNews1]

I love when he shared that it would be a jam session at the top of the show. He also said they had not rehearsed or been together for about 6 weeks. The result is a masterpiece concert that sounds incredible. Simply amazing.

[@кошимперия]

POOR MAN kzbin.info/www/bejne/f2TJkGtupMR8g9U

[@pabloe.morales1005]

Just pure Jimi Hendrix!!!!!!

[@podulox]

I don't remember any of that...

[@drujohnson2519]

Magic packaged small. 🖖

[@nowhereman5640]

Electric Church Music by the legend. I saw him at Woodstock and the Fillmore East twice. He played at 69-70 New Years Eve. Played Auld Lange Syne at midnight. His version. It was a good time to be young.

[@email4664]

The recording of that still lives on. Pretty epic stuff

[@StonedGossard_]

Mitch Mitchell is hands down the most underrated drummer of all time, he is an absolute beast

[@GuitarLessonsBobbyCrispy]

When I hear Hendrix play guitar, it doesn't sound like he's trying to be amazing. Instead, he seems more like a medium and he's letting some cosmic energy of the universe flow through him.

[@StacyGuthrie-k2f]

It was the Jimi Hendrix Experience, you were blessed if you got to participate!

[@psicoffee819]

I love how Jimi starts just as Mitch is adjusting a cymbal and not yet ready to play, then Noel and Mitch jump in without missing a beat

[@CorbCorbin]

@JEAN-FRANCOIS Chevrier BBC version is the only one they keep it the same speed as Jimi’s intro riffing.

[@pressureworks]

Starts playing, yes, but didn't start the song proper until the lads started.

[@doctorrobert1339]

@@CorbCorbin Best version of Killing Floor is at Monterey

[@kilburn1313]

@@doctorrobert1339 I always liked Captain Coconut but is unavailable & I have only got it on tape & no player

[@wkniple]

Pure Magic! Pure music! Pure Jimi!

[@PamelaTownsend-b3t]

When you wake up to Jimmy Hendrix, you know it's going to be a hell of a day....🔥

[@carlosgudino607]

The degree of softness that this sound reaches is impressive, it's like walking among the clouds... GREAT.

[@williamdelong8265]

Went to see Keith Richards expensive winos Tower theater b ack when. Same feeling like walking on a cloud of rhythm.

[@edtraybsza7475]

He sings this in Spanish Castle Magic

[@markbritton6798]

JUST SAY NO

[@Mike-bg4gf]

​@@markbritton6798lol what

[@markbritton6798]

@@Mike-bg4gf i dont have a clue why i made that comment lol

[@kimkimmes-carvo8942]

You are absolutely correct!

[@ronwashington7589]

Although there may never be another "Master of the Stratocaster" those who came after him keep his music and memory alive.

[@robg1030]

Jeff Beck

[@jimstevens2981]

He sure did master that SG after the Strat kept going out of tune on every tremerlo bar bend. His gear guy should have been fired, awful failed setup on that Strat. ! I'd kill to have that SG Custom.

[@MarquisdeSuave]

Nobody had a tighter rhythm section for such free flowing songs as the Jimi Hendrix Experience.

[@tobewills2665]

For me it was the combination of Mitch Mitchell and Billy Cox backing Hendrix...

[@markslezak4714]

what the hell are you talking about rhythm section ?????????? Mitch was the rhythm section . . . !

[@email4664]

@@tobewills2665 Buddy Miles had such a sweet voice though, but Mitch played in a different way

[@don484]

I've always ,well for 42 years had JIMI in my blood. He's the bomb that blew a gap between all living and future musicians. JIMI has so many songs that are like stars in the sky they exist due a grace from GOD and JIMI and never to be touched. It must be face he had a cool humbleness about him and an intelligence that was somewhat over shadowed by his music.What a beautiful person one who I feel like I've met before.

[@fernandomartinez3210]

Me too

[@stephaniekays6517]

I knew him well..met when he arrived in London..long story 😎

[@curbozerboomer1773]

The thing is...he was a unique person, very different to most...and that all came out in his music.

[@Oaklandproud]

Plays his soul he does, direct connection to the devine.

[@mennobekman3030]

Jimi is legendary. There are very few that can let music be so inspirational as he does. He could do anything with his guitar. He was truly one of the best.

[@vincenta1513]

0:00 Intro 2:12 Killing Floor 7:58 Spanish Castle Magic 15:24 Fire 18:18 Hey Joe 23:27 Voodoo Child (Slight Return) 37:03 Red House 48:00 Sunshine Of Your Love

[@raymondjuniorgama900]

Hey joe is magic and powerful

[@fer581]

Thanks , no all people understand English, in Europa LOVE at Hendrix more that in his Earth, USA..

[@lauravincent8346]

Hey there- Thank you for taking the time w much kindness to show others specificALLY :) Merry Christmas to you & yours! May God abundantly bless you

[@takakanki8236]

@@fer581 今は語源を必要としません。

[@elizabethpeatfield6086]

FIRE... LOL FACTS

[@emanuelapiccolo5773]

Il più grande chitarrista Hendrix.unico inimitabile la chitarra era la sua anima!io lo seguo dal 1970,ho 74 anni e spesso lo ascolto ritornando con la mente ai magici anni 60 e 70.magico ed extraterrestre.Dainese Aldo.

[@mistyblue5386]

I was in High School and I saw Jimi Hendrix play live at the Atlanta Pop Festival🎉❤ Unbelievable performance. I stood up the entire time.

[@patyrod]

You are so lucky! I never got to see him play.

[@nodaysback1]

I think that "takes the cake." It's unbeatable.. Game over.

[@markexler1347]

Sometime I think ‘ oh Hendrix wasn’t so great’ Till I see this kinda material and then it’s WOW! That dude had it going on. 🎸🎸🎸

[@marcomanetta6012]

It's supposed to be a "jam session". Thank you Jimi, what amazing trio!!!

[@ullepeter8080]

Der beste Gitarrist aller Zeiten er Ruhe in Frieden bin jetzt 68 Jahre und höre noch immer seine Musik!!!

[@tajudeenyemiajuwon2494]

I am 73 and been listening since I discovered his music in 1969 when I was 19yrs old. Incredible three some

[@RenatoSantos-in2qz]

Seine Muzik ist ewig

[@luisaespinosa6089]

I am 73 years old and I still find inspiration in Jimmy Hendrix music he is an only one. He Held the guitar like the lyrics he sang I love him!

[@ВладимирЕгоркин-ь3ч]

❤круть❤

[@ВладимирЕгоркин-ь3ч]

❤бомба🎉

[@emmetnolan7081]

I met Noel shortly before he died in county cork Ireland 🇮🇪 a lovely man and a great guitar player in his own wright dam good bass player as well . Rip Noel

[@karljohanlillieskold3465]

I was there :-) Unforgettable...

[@NandoViajante]

Hey! thank you very much for this precious piece of quality ^^

[@robhamp27]

One the best sets and performances I’ve heard them play. No technical issues or poor quality recordings. Blows my mind it’s been on film all this time and I’ve never seen it. Thanks for sharing.

[@SinvalCarvalho-pg8ug]

8:22

[@matej1769]

sweden

[@drtimoshea4087]

are you deaf?

[@curbozerboomer1773]

No, it is not one of his best, not by a long shot!

[@majorcornell3799]

Saw Jimi in 1968. It was mind blowing

[@karehhartig7287]

JIMMY IS SUCH A BEAUTIFUL SOUL 😍 ❤ 💗 💖 💛 😢 😍

[@gillesdufaux5519]

The best in the world. Best drums and bass too!

[@Lorenc51]

Noel Redding à la basse et Mitch Mitchell à la batterie, une rencontre immense, Jimmi Hendrix

[@kenostrow6413]

Hendrix was an entertainer. His concert here full of original songs in his original style well performed with his talented band. He holds my interest because he knew what he was doing

[@NasboT666]

He was an entertainer? He is the brightest musician that ever shone, you must be as dull as a voodoodoll to feel nothing but envy and probably not even that.

[@matto9734]

He was an outstanding musician and composer first + he redefined the role of the electric guitar for everyone ever since. You are a clown.

[@johnpatterson6448]

@@NasboT666somehow you have twisted what was said to see it as envy. If I understand the original comment correctly, you have a problem of perception.

[@davidcollin1436]

​@@NasboT666 saw him 6 times ,yes he was a consummate entertainer as well.

[@ginopini4076]

Dionisiaco!

[@Ordinz]

I had the good fortune to see him live at his last concert before his death at the Isle of Fehmarn. I was only 15 years old but my older brother took me, unforgettable. The only drawback was the atrocious weather. One of the greatest rock musicians of all time.

[@Carlparishhonda]

I was fortunate to see Jimi Hendrix experience in concert in Chicago February 1968. Tickets cost $6.50 each.

[@anagould3643]

Genio. Lo. Amo!saludos cordiales desde. Costa Rica 🇨🇷!!

[@MikhnevichNatalya]

Джим Хендрикс опередил время!одно слово -гений!💓🎤🎶высший класс!гитара и его голос это высший класс!мое почтение!💓

[@arthurholloway-bu4gu]

They call Hendrix a rock musician but tò me he was beyond category I saw him live a couple times in Chicago back in 1968, Boy what an experience that was!!!

[@B.B.B.-]

Шедевр классики Легенда

[@B.B.B.-]

Шедевр классики ▶⏩♾🔆😎🤠

[@奥田裕紀-w5t]

Jimi Hendrix is a hardcore rock prince.👑

[@OliverHumphrey-z3f]

There will never be another jimi hendrix ever again rip jimi❤

[@jipeneveu2880]

Enfin un film bien cadré sans effets de zoom intempestifs, bravo au réalisateur.

[@helmsylvanian]

how on earth is this a jam.. this is genius absolutely mind boggling

[@AngelOrtiz-nu1pl]

No one can do it like Jimmy , no Steve Ray , No Eric Clapton , or Jimmy Page . He was the boss

[@antoineagagiors4013]

Damn, he made every lick look so damn nice and easy...the fluidity...I would have to practive for hours to get these licks down and still be missing his rhythm.. Its like he put minimum effort to it and comes out 1000%.

[@Bat0u89]

Mitch Mitchell and Noel Redding are beasts as well, Jimi is great but I think not many people could support him musically the way they did :)

[@skippylanoue966]

need great backup to play with a great front man....both rhythm sections ( Cox and

[@MsAppassionata]

@@skippylanoue966 Buddy Miles.

[@David-sm4ze]

Yes I do that Jimi was the original of everything, he could play any rif. He had the guitar playing sound that nobody could ever do like him, even think of And still can not be touch. Even to this day nobody can know how much he influence. Other couldn't figure how he made his guitar talk. He was genuinely the GREATEST.

[@nellymoriarty_5783]

AGREE, JIMI HAS THEM DO QUITE WORKOUT TO SUPPORT HIS ARTISTRY

[@walterchestnut7316]

Wow Jimi would be 80 now. Wished I could have seen him perform. I was an avid concert goer. What a musical genius he was.

[@Lighthousepreserve]

Saw him in Dallas 69

[@ЮрийДемидов-р9л]

Концерт города 🎸👍 kzbin.info/www/bejne/d6KWfWuYo66EiMk

[@riceflatpicking4954]

@@Lighthousepreserve That’s awesome Daniel! I wish I could’ve seen him but I was two years old when he died. I did get to see Stevie Ray Vaughan I’m grateful for that

[@ShackInc.]

Saw Jimi at the Atlanta II Pop Festival 1970 two months before he died. On July 4th at midnight he played “The Star Spangled Banner” during a monster fire works display set off behind the stage. It will be etched in my mind forever. I’m 70 year old now and it is my fondest rock and roll memory of my life bar none and I’ve seen hundreds of live rock legends performances over the years. In those days Jimi was in a class far and above anyone imo.

[@curttaylor7841]

Just think of all the missed music😔

[@earthstardance]

Oh my gosh Amazing …. I saw him at the Monterey folk festival when I was 14 … with my mom and my little sister who was 7 … we were 4 rows back from him in center 😁. He played his guitar behind his back and lit 🔥 his guitar on fire Woah 😮

[@DanielDougherty-u9w]

I'm 70 years old I've been listening to Jimi since the time he is the best there ever was or ever will be 42:20

[@SimoneStclair-xu5uu]

You seriously rock..loving you❤

[@SimoneStclair-xu5uu]

With you..rock on 🎉

[@Darren_McGovern-ROF]

Turn it up Jimi! He’s #1 No one tics every box like Jimi Creative, technique, innovative, songwriting, singing, style, charisma, influence, versatile etc Stevie had the future as an advantage, was bad ass player, a great singer and had the rig together tighter. But his creativity, songwriting and innovation are no match. I think he would agree.

[@josephturner1234]

Absolutely a example of a pure masterpiece ✨ 👏 👌 ❤ 🙌 💖 perfection

[@gregggunther7453]

Incredible 'Red House: ,such feeling!

[@luyyzalvarezborja2485]

JIMI HENDRIX Experience The best of the best. Awesome show. The Propeth of Blues JIMI HENDRIX Icon Guitar Hero. Marvelous Concert 1969 Live in Stockholm

[@thomassimmons4044]

When you watch jimi on these videos his eyes are closed when he is jamming you see he feels every note the music he left us with is just mind blowing he's ben gone for 54 years i could not imagin the music he would have put out. Love Jimi 16:22

[@scotty6124]

Out of all the deaths of young rock musicians(Kieth Moon, Janis Joplin, Jim Morrison, Kurt Cobain etc) the loss of Jimi was the biggest loss of music the musical world ever experienced. There's no doubt Jimi would have made music that no one(Now or then) could ever imagine or come up with. He did change music forever but if he didn't die he would have changed it even more profoundly.

[@MaryAnnJones-tj4zr]

👏😊🤘❤️‍🔥

[@DanielOliveira-mo2fn]

Hendrix: Criatividade extrema. Habilidozissimo. Nao era malabarista. Era pura criativade. Som da minha adolecencia. Ha 52 anos atras. E ouco Hendrix ate hoje

[@fernandomartinez3210]

O'brigado saudades do Colombia muito criativo Jimmy Hendrix saudades do Colombia

[@ЮрийЛитвинов-р5к]

И ч лет так 25)

[@christophermitchum6829]

Everyone has a hero! There are so many others who added their gift...let Jimi play on!!!

[@blankfrancine]

My God! Spanish Castle Magic is unbelievable! I could listen to it til I die!

[@danjohnson2098]

As was quoted i believe....Clapton was great on guitar but Jimi was a force of nature.He operated on an entirely different level!!

[@longlivebytor]

And Clapton was scared of him.

[@danjohnson2098]

Especially when he asked his manager to join Clapton on stage and played an incredible version of killing floor.Clapton left the stage shaking.

[@mathiasfranzen3252]

Of cource!

[@andresmartingano4251]

They can't be compared. There's a universe between them

[@кошимперия]

POOR MAN kzbin.info/www/bejne/f2TJkGtupMR8g9U

[@jairmarin]

If I had a time machine, I would go back to that concert

[@Frip36]

I'd go back to AC/DC's For Those about to Rock tour.

[@ericanderson2987]

This Video is so GOOD showing the raw Energy of Band. It's great that even on my Phone, i can Hear Redding's Bass!

[@jean-michelbouvier213]

Un perpétuel inventeur . Un pur musicien . Un pur artiste . Et si j'ai bien compris un gentleman hors scène . Il brille dans mon coeur ! Jim .Caen Normandie .11/01/2023.

[@wvufreak56]

This live Red House was just unbelievable!! Loved every minute of it!

[@markbritton6798]

Have you heard prince's cover of redhouse? Well worth a listen.

[@matej1769]

Gibson SG with 3 pickups to spice it up

[@Frip36]

@@matej1769 if you look closely there's actually a 4th pickup

[@jim9661]

The Jimi Hendrix Experience is one of my personal favorites and a major influence in my playing as a guitarist.

[@stretch54]

God Mitch was a great drummer. His drumming on the Jimi Hendrix Experience album was mind blowing for this 13 year old drummer in 1967.

[@uweschmidt3665]

RIP Mitch Mitchell!!! 👍

[@brucegatten1778]

You're not kidding man. Mitch Mitchell, and Ginger Baker divide the rock drummers world between them. There is no third.

[@alpaton]

@@brucegatten1778 Er, Bonham?

[@adventuresinmoodcity]

13 years old ? He wasn't 13 in 67.

[@stretch54]

@@adventuresinmoodcity THIS drummer who was 13. Talking about myself.

[@MiHiHemi]

Jimi was my first concert as a young lad. Spoiled me for the rest of my concert going life.

[@garyrippa9637]

Mitch amazing

[@ktmtxt]

Goodness me. This is ridiculous. This dude never ceases to amaze me with his talent and feel for the little harmonies and crazy rythms. Legend.

[@perseapolaris9015]

On parle toujours seulement du génie de guitarist d Hendrix..mais il faut y rajouter sa voix.!! Quelle profondeur, sensualité ,douceur..unique ...comme Lui.!!!!

[@ФиргятМамедов]

Да он отличный певец

[@andywjackson1135]

A fabulous thank you, Jimi and his band was my favourite back in the sixties and till this day,thank so much, Jimi inspired the world 🎶🌻🌿🌻🌿🦋🏁'my favourite is Red House '

[@ИгорьИванов-ж3з6п]

Мой самый близкий друг, Джимми! Я всегда помню о тебе, и слушаю тебя. Я даже не говорю в прошедшем времени. Он всегда жив!!!! ✌✌✌

[@Владимир-ю9х9ц]

Игорёк я с тобой послушаю.

[@Валерий-м5ю3е]

Жалко рано ушел из жизни.

[@Nicolina47]

😊 Saw him spring 1970 in Baltimore Civic Center…snuck away from VA in high school. This was the best even Band of Gypsies were great. But no Red House then. The black dudes had the best dope up in the balcony. And the Rolling Stones had second billing. But wow he was great! Years later met his dad at the cemetery in Renton Wa. Shook his hand…he was 80. ❤

[@Joe-f1v]

THE WHOLE BAND ARE SUCH GREAT MUSICIANS... WE MISS YOU ALL.

[@jimmylorang995]

Although "Spanish Castle Magic" was very good...it seems like Jimi spent the rest of the concert trying to tune his guitar. He seemed VERY tired. I've been playing the guitar for 43 years and I've been listening to Jimi since then as well...so I've listened to this show VERY carefully. He was so tired that he admitted that he forgot the words to "All Along The Watchtower". Then the audience became dead silent in between songs. They felt his fatigue man. NOOOO... Jimi was not on Heroin. His close friends said that he did not use Heroin. They refered to him as a "Psycadelics Man". He experimented with Cocaine a little...but unfortunately he was labeled as a Heroin junky. I wish his show on January 22nd, 1969 in Vienna, Austria was videotaped!!! Jimi was phenomenal that night. Thank God that we have his "Isle of Wight" show videotaped. There is also a GENIUNE video of his performance at the Atlanta Pop Festival...but presently it's not on KZbin. His step sister removed it to try to make money off of it. The video of the Atlanta Pop Festival that is currently on KZbin is the soundtrack superimposed over a different concert. His fingers are not in synch with the music. I think Jimi was at his peak during the 1970's performances. Please never forget that Jimi was just a kid when you compare him to other guitarists. Also remember how advanced Jimi's approach to feedback was relative to the other guitarists at that time... We miss you Jimi...

[@ALEJANDROARANDARICKERT]

it is amazing how he made his mistakes sound soooooo well and become creative and unexpected solutions

[@tomlyle4991]

Yes. He seemed tired. Very tired. And yet the sound he gets is MASSIVE. I love how he could mix the feedback with the notes, knowing which key the feedback was in. There is also the chance that at this show Jimi is stoned. For some reason while in Sweden he always seemed to partake in that devil’s weed. There are photos of him with his eyes revealing a stoner’s pleasure. And… Just because a video is out of sync doesn’t mean it’s a different soundtrack. Atlanta IMO is a horrible show compared to others of the same period, July 1970. Listen to Maui HI! Incredible. But at Atlanta 70 he went on near midnight, after partying all day with the other bands on the bill. Yes, the Allman Brothers, Cactus, and so many others were also having a great time, but they played during the hot and humid day. Jimi played after that day of fun while a normal person would have had passed out by then!

[@jonathanhaynes9950]

Agreed. I can't understand the other comments here about how 'on fire' Jimi seems here. He seems really really sleepy through the whole thing. And like he's mad or pouting about something that happened before the show.

[@forensicaccountant259]

Janie SHOULD make all the money she can. I'd rather she profit than the Chas Chandler Estate!

[@forensicaccountant259]

I can't forget about ALAN DOUGLAS!!!

[@michaelharden2024]

The master and greatest crew

[@CherieB-y3w]

Thee MASTER JIMI HENDRIX!! NEVER EVER BE ANOTHER!!! Never be any person like him! "Only The Good die young" Rest In Power & Peace Sweet Prince!!

[@baratmatur6647]

Amazing,want stay back with u ,Jimi

[@before120]

I love how an introduction of Hendrix' songs sounds something like...." Yea thank ya we were messin with this tune down....i ..n the e ca....." lol Then walks away and starts jammin..