Jimi Hendrix - Are You Experienced 1968 RARE LIVE

[@davedoyle9623]

I still crack up when Jimi plays the melody to "Strangers In The Night" on his solo in the middle of "Wild Thing" what a rascal !!! We miss you Jimi Things just arent the same without you. DD

[@jabah126]

I was around 14 first time hearing this, completely blew me away, and even now listening, 50 years later, all those memories come flooding back.

[@Derrickbenson-ex5cx]

Same here he was the best

[@bigdlangy]

Introduced to by my father; this was the very first Hendrix song I ever heard. My 10 yr old ears and mind were perplexed/astonished and filled with wonder!!! Hard to find live cut of ‘are you experienced’ and 30ish years later……the same feeling comes about after watching him use his feet and guitar trem as a pedal/effect?!?! Completely out of this universe was the imagination, emotion and style Jimi used playing a guitar!!!!

[@darrellminx5459]

A wonderful rendition of a song that is impossible to play live.

[@BubbaZen10]

When i was a little kid, i DREAMED of being able to see these things. We are blessed indeed

[@davidkarr4632]

I remember when this album came out and how blown away it made me feel that someone could play guitar like Jimi.....still does. 🎶

[@BobK5]

The number one utter genius of modern times, unparalleled and totally awesome 👍😎

[@7SoHo7]

Beautifully said!

[@will2741]

Had a listen to these shows and I honestly think this era was his live peak. Absolutely jawdropping.

[@johnwhyte2638]

There were some great shows on the Cry of Love 70 tour, especially in the States. The Berkeley shows are jaw dropping.

[@johnwhyte2638]

@@vonclohk507 Plenty from the 70 tour. Berkeley, Maui, Atlanta and Isle of Wight were all professionally filmed and recorded and can be bought.

[@Mr75044]

Jimi Hendrix is still rocking it.. Better than anyone else.

[@TinPanAlleh]

Gobsmacked, that tone on the hey joe solos

[@7SoHo7]

Jimi was a magical musical genius. Thanks for this gem.

[@nadiabensalem597]

Oui, completement(Marion)

[@Mr75044]

Thanks for loading Jimi Dont see this track live.. Respect UK

[@antrygis1]

A fan since 71. Big fan. Amazing how so much stuff was buried for so long. Sure, cleaning up a lot of it was important. I bought some awful sounding bootlegs that with todays technology might not sound bad. But back then were unlistenable.

[@toddmartin6572]

Never misses a beat as he swapped quitars .. strumming with his foot!! Genius

[@jroc2201]

Isn't it trippy to think every time a flashbulb goes off, his image is captured on film,over fifty years ago, those pictures, some old and tattered, lost and long forgotten, but the music is still moving

[@trishaweller2632]

What I love about listening to his live performances is that he plays the song exactly and then moves to wildness and amazing guitar playing with his fantastic drummer and bass guitarist.

[@toddmartin4627]

The guitar change was badass! His left foot still strumming right before he pulled the cord out of it and into the new guitar .. genius

[@alexanderwilliams3955]

Someone needs to find this footage, restore it and release it!

[@kookamunga2458]

This is something only people with open evolving minds find beautiful. As Jimi said so eloquently in one of his songs " don't worry about the man he will never understand " or something like that.

[@luckyvet]

I get cynical listening to this 'evolved' shit in my old age. Jimmy was a child who knew nothing. Today, he probably would be a liberal tool helping to usher in a 1 world communist gov't because all he knew was music.

[@artmienz3077]

@@luckyvet I don't agree with the "evolved" thing either, but Jimi wasn't a child, he might've been nieve and "uneducated", but he knew music because he loved music so much so that he devoted his (sadly short) life to it. Let me ask you something, do you love /loved something, just as profound as Jimi loved music?, or have you always been so cynical? ☮️

[@musselchee9560]

Message Of Love - (depending on which version)...Leave a hard headed man/he'll never understand... A nod to Al. I don't know about evolving mind. My conversion happened instantaneously when I heard BOG's Machine Gun for the first time.

[@mickn2748]

A shitload of smack certainly helped too...

[@BobK5]

@@luckyvet evolving as in his musical genius not in a political context, he was not a politician

[@Ulluque23]

are u experienced! in concert! with images! dude! thank u !

[@alanfletcher9698]

The Master Jimi Hendrix . He had Everything and More . Coolest Guitarist Ever . Period

[@mj99a]

aug 23, 1968 - singer bowl - flushing long island, n.y. - soft machine, chambers bros. janis w/ big brother preceded hendrix. i was there 16 y.o.

[@JoshuaHumphries-c9f]

Thanks for the info! Amazing

[@paulablissett9396]

SUCH A DUDE, IS THERE ANYMORE LIKE HIM?? NOPE, JIMI WAS THE ONE AND ONLY!!! MISS YOU!!!

[@curbozerboomer1773]

You got that right!...and you should know.

[@Yourbankaccount]

Check out Eddie Hazel and Mike Hampton from Parliament-Funkadelic

[@rumpleforeskin8650]

Checkout Buddy Guy "First Time I Met the Blues"....you will see without Buddy there would have been no Jimi.

[@rogerroberts5402]

Chills down the spine!

[@trevormakate7687]

Awesome exciting performance thanks for sharing

[@Nikki-o5l]

He's chewing gum and singing! 😮 It didn't get stuck in his "craw"!!! 😮❤😂

[@wayne068x]

Thank you for sharing! A.Y.E. is a VERY nearly impossible song to attempt live with ONE guitarist!! Just goes to show, Jimi was a full on genius.

[@leslienagy5916]

Legendary!

[@tigermane8251]

Good song, awesome Jimi

[@James-pq7nf]

my favorite Hendrix song

[@toledoMonster]

Amazing thanks for sharing.. any hendrix is great .. love seeing real footage of jimi..

[@nicholascollora6709]

Thanks Senator McCann said it NOW..no torture amongst eachother junto Mr Hendrix thx for the experience plus code you spoke thru a machine your TIME was NOT wasting

[@mattcasillas7142]

Out fing standing !!!!!!!!

[@alexanderraes2075]

even without the expensive studio+ equipement this is evidence that this man didn't need studio's, 'gimmicks' to bring us pieces of art, never heard before, never heared after

[@cesaa]

You have no ideia what you're talking about

[@alexanderraes2075]

what's 'ideia' ?

[@curbozerboomer1773]

I saw him in concert-twice-and can vouch for your comment!

[@TheGman858]

Still relevant still ahead of the times To me he was an alien not of this realm Their is a distinct line drawn between the way guitar was played before him and after him he showed us all what you could do with an imagination of endless depth He showed us how far you could go down into the rabbit hole of creativity Take all the stage antics and flashy moves away and you are still left with incredible talent incredible vision and unearthly imagination It’s not about technicality the artists who stand the test of time all have one thing in common imagination

[@henryrogers5500]

Hendrix was not only a genius guitarist, he was also an excellent musician, composer, arranger, conductor, and a craftsman in the studio, teaming up with the legendary Eddie Kramer!

[@nilocdyob]

These are not mere antics, that’s not the way to look at what Jimi Hendrix is doing. It’s clear to me that his movements gestures and feeling with the guitar are all one instance of response coming from a deeper place. His genius is the whole thing, obviously how and what he did with playing the guitar as a musician is genius but then what he did altogether was unbridled and awe inspiring, he was being moved beyond himself so that when others heard him play they felt something deeper too. That depth of expression is simply a timeless gift of blessing that touches our hearts and nurtures our very being. Jimi was a beautiful conduit for such expression.

[@maggieperrodin8638]

❤awesome comment

[@nadiabensalem597]

@@henryrogers5500 oui.

[@henryrogers5500]

@@nilocdyob I wouldn't over-spiritualize it or anything. He was creative, passionate about his music and played it with great energy and enthusiasm.

[@TheBlackGhost13]

This is epic thank you for the upload!

[@OneSupreme08]

this is amazing, it really made me feel like being there, I thought its impossible to hear and see real Jimi Hendrix playing uncommercial song and also all improvising that goes along, never saw this one before...its just pure magic !!, Are You Experienced, Well I have ....this is also one of my favorite JH creations !!

[@rodysnoo4557]

The Experience perform as part of the “New York Rock Festival” at Singer Bowl, Flushing Meadow, Queens, NY, 23 august '68

[@nicholascollora6709]

Thanks you survived the miscommunication...so do we..junto Nicholas Collora youtube no TIME wasted thx to you and your learning junto.

[@joesmith1628]

That guitar change! Seeing him just yank the cable out like that, Legend!

[@josephhaas7413]

You really can’t listen to anyone without hearing a little bit of Hendrix in the playing

[@sucioyruidoso]

Lo que le faltaba a Jimi era tiempo... y dejar las drogas, esa canción en grandiosa en estudio pero le faltó tiempo para saber cocinarla en vivo, porque en directo las canciones como esa se volvían otra cosa.

[@jamierobertson1810]

incredible footage!

[@johnpshitek2473]

Pure. Heart.

[@iain399]

I can honestly say I've never seen this footage before! Well done

[@tezmandog1]

Long Live Hendrix

[@toneyisaiah3556]

The Jimi Hendrix Concerts album from 1982.

[@samuelemastelloni7503]

WOW!!!🤩🤗💐

[@Mari-lc9pl]

God, he just brings so many sense impressions when he starts to solo, -that tone of his vibrato... it comes out of... nowhere!

[@mkpcz]

Saw Hendrix close Woodstock. We were all SOOO tired. Three days of peace & mud. But that was the dawn of the FOURTH DAY ! ! ! Bowie: "We should be on by now" "Time" from Aladdin Sane (virtuosic piano by Michael Garson) dedicated to New Orleans where homophobic Wharehouse owners had booked TWO opening glitter-rock acts, hence the delay in Bowie's headliner appearance ("Bring on the queer"--hot, weary audience)

[@alexanderraes2075]

people are fascinated by music, some times, many times, so what? why do you feel the urge to warn the heterophobe people ?

[@henryrogers5500]

@@mkpcz “Homophobic” is a fake word. A lie.

[@TheMatbenv]

he was thirty years ahead

[@reward116]

This venue is the old singer bowl , flushing Meadow , revolving stage i had a front row seat he kept revolving around me , thats why the camerawork is shaky , otherwise sounds great , Thanks Guitar Tracks

[@maggieperrodin8638]

I had this vinyl record.

[@fatlover007]

Jimi would take his audience beyond entertainment limits.

[@alzeNL]

wow, this is really really good - again, not seen this anywheres before ! Thanks for uploading !

[@christophermoody6840]

Wow, I didnt think there was any recording of this song being played live let alont live video of it. I heard they onky played it live a few times because it was impossible to recreate the reverse guitar sound live but I had a hard time believeing that Jimi couldnt have made it sound similar with all the feedback he uses and is a genius at creating that vibe even without a reverse tape machine.

[@BobK5]

Take a listen to Eric Johnson playing Are You Experienced, he nails the reverse solo for Jimi.

[@oneunicorn904]

I thought it was weird he was never on tv playing it professionally for an audience sober. It kinda sucks this the best one we have. I’m still grateful it exists because this is my favorite song of his. Just gets me I love it.

[@bryanlasermagiktyler3132]

hell yeah he could actually pull it off that's how badass he fucking was

[@curbozerboomer1773]

@@oneunicorn904 You might be aware, that there is a bootleg CD of Jimi playing AYE at a venue in the midwest, in 1968...the sound quality is worse than this version...and no synched video either!

[@fiachra4266]

Concerts album has a master version. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mGTGnI16bK5nr6s

[@ramonamom1]

Thank you for posting this. I was only 4 when this was recorded, but I love his guitar music and I thought of the lyrics this morning as I work on tasks!

[@henryrogers5500]

I was 11 in 1968 and was completely immersed in all things pop and psychedelia. And although during that time, I had Cream and Steppenwolf albums, and I owned electric guitars and drum kits, I hadn’t found out about Hendrix until a year after he died in 1971 when the Cry of Love album was released. Then I flipped over him! Go figure.

[@joseassuncao5598]

splendida video are you experienced sempre magnifica musica

[@BRUTUSPLAC]

August 23 1968 Brooklyn , NY --- I'm tryting to find ANY thing from Bridgeport , CT .

[@haloskater24]

Peep how when he's switching guitars he's either pressing the whammy bar with his foot or a pedal, amazing.

[@MichaelDeTomaso]

caught the roll out of Electric LadyLand @ the bowl w/Iron Butterfly

[@johnnyfisheyes]

The Stuff Hendrix fans dream of the "Experience College Garage Tour Days 'on their miserable way' coming to a town near you!!!...

[@mariacuccia6980]

Ho imparato ad amarlo perché ho amato tanto mio figlio.Sapete raccontano la verità sono autentici non ipocriti le loro insoddisfazioni l essere considerato fuori dal coro li distruggerano,.Sono artisti spiriti liberi io li paragono ai poeti maledetti francesi,

[@2012Taquinho]

Best of the best!!!!

[@DAVINOENTERPRISES]

Thanks so much for uploading this!

[@srvnumber1fan]

I would have loved to seen Jimi, I was just too young. Growing up, we didn't have KZbin, the Internet, or even MTV, so seeing videos like this had to be on VHS and you HAD to know "people" Thanks for posting!

[@paulablissett9396]

I DID MAGNIFICO!!!

[@dharrell2000]

2nd show October 1968 at Winterland was his BEST live Are You Experienced

[@jameswestmoreland9717]

My brothers and I pooled our money to buy that first Hendrix album to play on our coffee table stereo. My mom said "what does that mean?" pointing at the Album title. Mom it's just the title! Little known that Hendrix also on piano.

[@k5steel]

GOD!

[@SMC84601]

✌

[@TomiLoveless]

👍

[@looksik]

too good !!

[@gatlinjb]

I think I speak for all of us.... This is James Marshall Hendrix at his pinnacle : When in the initial stage and for the better interest of Mgmt, Labels and Financial benefit. JH at this point benefits from artistic support, spiff cash, quality rec d**gs and fair treatment. This of course as we all know ceased real quickly.... And the exact opposite of artist loyalty of what I just mentioned resulted in a Night Train Wreck. This is monumental footage the we hope will be upgraded to a 4K standard in color would greatly be justified. Piece and Love.

[@curbozerboomer1773]

Good points!

[@petercharleslaurent]

Yes rare video

[@larryjackson6075]

I love how the camera man always avoid showing Hendrix playing guitar.

[@chev202]

thanks, i'll check those out. sorry if i have come off too negative lately but things have been in alot of upheaval in my life. thanks for being a mellow fellow. take care and rock on.

[@voxpathfinder15r]

We’re just listening to echoes here of the past, and echoes are usually muted and distorted versions of the original. Be happy we at least have these faint echoes to listen to. I was born a year after his death and will never be able to see him, enjoy the treasures of life while you can, because they are fleeting

[@nicholascollora6709]

Oh really..thx Mr Hendrix we love you however not but you didn't have to reconsider your time to 🇺🇸 however today speaks de yesterday..american relax we have each other's footprints

[@garyward6525]

Well seen this , by befor

[@nicholascollora6709]

Who possesses THE LOVE? 2 all..

[@marshall3524]

🔥🔥🔥J.M.H Forever🔥🔥🔥

[@ulfsvensson3324]

👍👌🤘😎

[@TheMainAlexsandr]

Thanks very much!

[@nicholascollora6709]

Bless the team Jimmy. Nicholas Collora youtube 8 scenarios can i speak? ..

[@bryanlasermagiktyler3132]

he's no Taylor Swift or Justin Bieber he actually has Talent, there's no fakeness there

[@devodave05]

awesome!!!!!

[@MrRecordman]

I love the living * Randy Hansen

[@davethebass3517]

Singer Bowl, 1968

[@dcbeemon]

total freedom

[@clody4575]

magic

[@lucio7987]

1 - Guitar !

[@LONEEAGLE_space_rock]

The Jimi Hendrix Experience, not simply Jimi Hendrix as your title reads

[@TheTamtam76]

i know it was the 60s, but jesus man that mic, is....just wow.....fuzzz man fuzzy ;)

[@hazor777]

You do have a point, there. I think part of it is the dated camera's mic too. These older recordings are very raw, as was the technology for live shows back then, but IMO it adds that "character" of these older videos. Live music was so raw back then

[@TheTamtam76]

***** yeah, lets ya know it is the real deal...Too many re-mastered tracks floating around out there,

[@hazor777]

maddog76 I don't mind remastering to hear nuances of tones etc.., but I can just as easily enjoy a shitting recording if the performance and vibe are right, know what I mean ?

[@TheTamtam76]

***** ive been getting into unreleased stuff, van halen crue and gnr have alot of demos and unreleased stuff :)

[@kelvendyson1508]

maddog76 ..the sound was also probably broadcasted through those pa speakers just like when the Beatles played those stadiums.

[@COMMUNISTPHILOSOPHY]

"The Jimi Hendrix Experience", thats how it should be entitled

[@bowenmcconnie]

LOVE IS ALWAYS AND SILVER LIKE A SNAIL

[@blogmeister]

I think this was in Montreal. I was there in the front row. 1968

[@musselchee9560]

JHE played 107 different concert dates that year. One in Montreal, 2 April. The set list didn't include AYE. At the end of the show a crowd invaded the stage. Noel's mic and stand were stolen.

[@dennismichael1434]

The audio & video aren't the best, but still, it's Hendrix live with all his tricks. Have you ever been experieeenced? Not necessarily stoned, but beautiful...

[@davidwebb2816]

The Wild Blue Angel 🎸

[@petercharleslaurent]

No the album is a shit

[@1pcfred]

I have too.

[@TinPanAlleh]

4:23

[@dereklobenhofer7906]

this is incredible. who ever filmed this was very close to the stage with a very high end piece of equipment for its day. 16mm? so cool words cannot explain. would love to know the venue. thank u so much for sharing this.

[@beatlesfantoo]

Not that close when zoomed out and camera work wasn't very good at all.

[@FreddyD177]

Dude was from the future filming from an old first Gen android phone lol

[@326vince]

I’m just happy it exist

[@hoppes9658]

Singer bowl.

[@curbozerboomer1773]

The woman's name is Amalie Rothchild...using a 16mm color camera...the sound has been synched up with a decent audio tape...This is precious stuff, as very little of Jimi's 1968 tours were filmed.

[@matthewtaylor7355]

JImi seems on form.