Jimi Hendrix - Bleeding Heart

[@alejandrodamiano333]

Un dono di Dio al rock ❤ e quant'altro

[@waynelynch3862]

6:24 (JIM MORRISON DRUNKEN SCREAMING) Hendrix & Jim Morrison first met each late at night March 7, 1968 at ''The Scene'' nightclub in New York City. The Hendrix jam session was ''RUINED'' by Morrison staggering drunkenly on stage and yelling obscenities. As the song progresses Morrison doesn't. He soon collapses on the stage grabs Hendrix by the ankles and then clumsily drags himself away knocking a table of drinks over into Janis Joplin's lap! She retaliates "I wouldn't mind... if he could sing". Hendrix is not impressed by Jim's behavior and a little upset. The next and last time that Jimi Hendrix and Jim Morrison met each other was at an April 2, 1968 concert in Montreal at the Paul Sauvé Arena. Just like the previous month, Jim Morrison drunkenly interfered with Jimi Hendrix performance. Harry Shapiro/Caesar Glebbeek's book, ''Jimi Hendrix: Electric Gypsy'' describes the incident as follows: Amid all the chaos, Jim Morrison tried to get on stage. British soul star Geno Washington saw what happened next: 'The place was fuckin' packed, the people are going ape shit, Jim Morrison is drinking his drink and staggers up to the front of the stage, "Hey Jimi! Jimi! Let me come up and sing, man, and we'll do this shit together." So Jimi goes, "That's okay, fella, I can handle it myself." And he said, "Do you know who I am? I'm Jim Morrison of the Doors." "Yeah," said Jimi, "I know who you are-and I'm Jimi Hendrix." ☮

[@RistoBopDz]

Fabulous story, thanks so much... I feel less alone in these comments here... torrents of divination for the self-proclaimed singer-poet!

[@mojowaxwork4242]

Thank for sharing that story Brodie!!

[@Capnblinski]

That is quite the tale! Jimi was in a whole different place than J. Morrison

[@bobs5596]

who died first? the whole 27 club was there. oh well...

[@viniciusforte4385]

Amo essa versão desde 94.

[@johnmanning4339]

Ahh Jim Morrison, you got to love him.

[@homoerectus744]

Quite madly?

[@victorbrown3570]

I love Jimi and the different versions he played of this song. The blues + Jimi = special.

[@morriswilson2274]

There’s no one else like Jimi Hendrix

[@jasonlee8497]

The infamous’Woke up this morning and found myself dead’ CD. Yes it was called that among other names. Basically a jam session recorded at the Scene Club in New York.

[@bert0522]

I have that and a red vinyl titled X Rated. Jim

[@philipbrougham6360]

First heard this on an early bootleg in the 70,s "Skyhigh " but released under many different titles ...

[@mikemurphey6361]

Jim Morrison on the harmonica

[@RistoBopDz]

@@mikemurphey6361 everything is explained then!!

[@matthewpredmore6523]

Yep, I have this album on vinyl. Terrible audio quality, and a drunk Jim Morrison didn’t add anything of value to the record. Would have loved to see it live, but I was only 7 years old and I don’t think they’ would have let me in the club. 😊

[@josephbailey9020]

You know they're still playing his stuff these days. Talk about setting the standard! Man's been gone like 50 years and still sounds like he's around!

[@StarEater666]

tropical fucksorm just released there version of a mermans tale its 17 mins of hendrix deliciousness

[@victorbrown3570]

And for over 50 years I've been listening to him just as I'll do for as long as I'm physically capable.

[@jhendrixfanatic2]

@@StarEater666 Here are some cool JH covers Hey Baby - Lucas Nelson Voodoo Child - All Them Witches enjoy!

[@RistoBopDz]

And already at that time he played this music which was 60 years old! By respecting so much this Blues... that he brought to it his own rules, his own cries, his own immortality

[@jonnehayesjr.9299]

God bless his soul but Albert King was totally wrong about Jimi's blues playing. He definitely had the range 🎸🎶✨✨

[@hesch-tag]

Not only wrong but incredibly arrogant and stupid. As if Albert could play anything Jimi could. Imagine Albert playing the intro to Little Wing. Yeah neither can I.

[@ImprovGuitarJams]

He probably never truly listened to Jimi when he made that rediculous statement, if Jimi just played blues songs, he would be ranked higher than the 3 Kings. A very arrogant and conceited comment by a big man who couldn't truly be the bigger man and admit how good Jimi was. Even B.B. knew how good he was, but to Jimi, B.B. was bigger than Elvis, the Beatles, etc. that's how much he looked up to him, as well as the other blues legends he grew up listening to. He had utmost respect for them

[@marcosore3213]

King was so arrogant that one day he asked Stevie Ray Vaughn to pay him ten thousand dollars for stealing some of his riffs. (SRV paid with a smile, but this says a lot about King's character)

[@ImprovGuitarJams]

@@marcosore3213 maybe his ego was as big as he was

[@morrisparrish76]

Albert had his definition of what the blues was fans & we have ours!

[@RistoBopDz]

This photo transports me! With the impression to wake up late on a new day of idleness, just listening to the buddies playing with the pungent smell of a smoke that passes from hand to hand... the color of this picture! And the typical vehicles in this ideal corner of nature... while the sunlight draws in front of the Combi what one could take for a tepee from which Hendrix would come out... the apparition! I so wish I had lived in that time, to have known that vital feeling of true freedom..🎉

[@MysticPhenomena]

Thank My Parents! We had a big floor model stereo Hi-Fi with 12" Woofers and 12" Horns... My Sister gave me my 1st Hendrix album when I was 9, she worked in the record department of a major department store. The First time I played Hendrix, I was Hooked For Life, and popular with "The In Crowd".

[@rogerrowles8702]

Right! A Majority , Of What Jimi Did, Was Heavily Influenced By, Flavors, Of Blues, The More So, His Live Performances!! Check Out, The Grammy Nominated Blues Album -"BLUES, Circa' 96-'97!! Great Compilation Of Jimi, s "Bluesiest" Tunes!! 😮

[@BrianBoese-im8jm]

When you spill your heart out to millions there has to be a guitar left in ashes ❤❤

[@chrisschaefer5889]

Woke up this mornin'...

[@dangrippi3179]

Been looking all over for this. I had the whole bootleg recording with all the other tracks but it got damaged in a flood. Thanks so much for the upload. That fucking rusty gate harmonica is so legit.

[@giftedplanksify]

I had it to. I picked it up in record store. Had a lot of cool jams on it to. I wish I didn't leave it somewhere and got to lazy to get it 😪

[@kc-gl9wv]

I had a double cd bootleg of this, bought it in the mid 90’s

[@zovalentine7305]

Rest in powerful peace 🙏 🌟🌟 Jimi Hendrix 🌟🌟 27 November 1942 ~ 18 September 1970⚘

[@alexyamach3635]

Johnny Winter did not play that night. The 2nd guitarist on the recording is Rick Derringer.

[@whatssupersayin2591]

oh my never heard this version, his blues standard of bleeding heart was always his best lick

[@karinliane547]

Feeling Light and easy ~ a bit Dizzy ~ Heartbeats are pumping ~ 🎶 Music is bumping 🎶

[@alvioantonio3499]

Jimmy domínio total da guitarra 🎸 sucesso sempre

[@oskarbjornstad877]

Can’t imagine why Jimi didn’t want him on stage the next time…

[@waltervanackere916]

I didn't know the fast version. Like this one more

[@rogerrowles8702]

PS . Listen To " Red House" If , Still Doubt Jimi,s Blues CRED!! Also , Most Of The British Invasion , Starting With The Stones, Led Zepp. And CREAM Were At Least , Initially ,Turned Up, WAH-Wa, ed , FEEDBACKED PSYCOEDELIC FLAVORED ACID DRenched Blues!! Hello, ALot Of DOORS& Who Songs, Grand Funk Railroad, Etc.. 😒 😁✌ 😎🎸🎶🎵🎶

[@giulioluzzardi7632]

Yes, Jim Morrison and Jimi Hendrix performing together!!

[@danielwillametz4453]

Jimi guitar is very emotional crying and screaming lol

[@electricchurchmusic4298]

Recorded by Jimi himself, and ended up on the bootleg "Sky High" in the seventies

[@BearLSD]

fun fact the other guy singing and screaming is drunk jim morison from the doors

[@tommack840]

Rocks

[@Натяжкин]

Спасибо...

[@paralonjura]

"Everybody can understand the blues"... except Jim Morrison!

[@sergipenarrojabertomeu5464]

FABULOOOOSSSS

[@BrianBoese-im8jm]

We're is the board's ? 😂

[@giftedplanksify]

Misunderstanding in a no good woman has caused my heart to bleed 💔

[@danielpaez739]

❤🙌🙌🙌🇦🇷

[@marksexton5518]

Someone likes vw's 😆

[@XIGZIX]

Is it Jimi or not?

[@zoidasteire]

... with Jim Morrison on vocals... in the end.

[@Loosewire2]

Jim Morrison screaming ruins it.

[@mr.astrophysics9115]

I would listen to the doors over hendrix all day long

[@anton2417]

@@mr.astrophysics9115 then you have no taste in music 🤷‍♂️

[@tommack840]

This tune is better then any doors tune,astro physics yu dont know what ur talking about

[@tommack840]

Its part of the thing at that time

[@adamurban1979]

the lizard king can do anything, including excuse me while i kiss this guy

[@johnjoachim8311]

drunk Jim Morrison singing

[@mikeroullier6875]

I have this cd!! ... on the credits in the sleeve,.. says... Jimi Hendrix-guitar and vocals... jim Morrison- harmonica...absentites... vocal abuse!!!..🤣🤣🤣

[@lucastomates]

What's the CD name?

[@duster71]

Sorry, but his bending is awful here,hearing this just confirms my opinion of Jimi. He's using alot of Albert Lee licks but not really reaching all the way. This starts to get painful to listen to,a jam or not.He and Zappa were friends and the inside cover of We're Only In It For The Money parody of Sgt Pepper Frank is standing in a dress with his pregnant wife Gail and then Jimi.

[@andyokus5735]

I think you mean Albert King.

[@thenoobassassin]

One off performance with drunk Jim Morrison screaming in the background should not be sufficient to form an opinion on an artist. If you wanna listen to a jealous blues legend that plays the same lick for 40 years straight than by all means go listen to Albert “Lee”