Jimi Hendrix - Ezy Ryder (Official Audio)

Official Audio for "Ezy Ryder" by Jimi Hendrix
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Lyrics:
There goes Ezy
Ezy Ryder
Ridin' down the highway of desire
He says the free wind
Takes him higher
Tryin' to find his heaven above
But he's dyin' to be loved, dyin' to be loved
#JimiHendrix #EzyRyder #TheCryofLove #OfficialAudio

[@tucko11]

He innovated blues , rock , punk and heavy metal all in one fell swoop . The GOAT IMO

[@takealicktrick1245]

grunge too check out send my love to linda ppl are saying that i actually dont know jack about grunge

[@sevenchambers]

And progressive rock, and Jazz fusion, and Space Rock.

[@ThatOtherRaccoon]

My dude said: "We'll just make up the words as we go along" on a live performance..Jimi was the truth man.

[@pilsplease7561]

fast thinking

[@carlneoh5843]

Freestyling before it was a thing

[@222Lightning]

thats what I do when I record a music idea and I'm two whiskey shots in. I get an idea in my head of a verse and just go with it........its amazing what can happen when you just free style w verses and riffs. Whats eating you alive can just come out.

[@ginjazz2836]

He mentiones he has about 20 verses for the song

[@ginjazz2836]

I believe this is before he laid down the studio version for the movie Easy Rider

[@Psr52]

Hendrix is the true story of Prometheus, "the god who came to Earth and gave mankind fire, and for that dare he had to pay with his life"..

[@robin2012ism]

🤯

[@rodneysmith4889]

I was 14 had never heard of Jimi Hendrix……I was down south looking thru my cousin’s albums. Seen the Are you Experienced album, thought it looked different ….. I was looking for the Beatles White album, found it too. So I put the Are you experienced album on. First song I ever heard by Jimi was Purple Haze…….I have been hooked from the very first note….. I’m now 54….still amazed and hooked. His music is just like magic.

[@bannork]

Timeless music, once Hendrix is under your skin he never goes away. Symptoms include the right foot tapping furiously, hands outstretched grasping an imaginary guitar, the brain twirling and soaring as he takes you on a tour of the universe. There is no cure thank god.

[@rsohlich1]

I wish I knew more people like you....Hendrix got me around age 7-8 when I got goosebumps all over while listening to the solo on All Along the Watchtower......the greatest

[@_yaboi]

Holy shit I do this everytime I listen to Jimi Hendrix

[@amenentuet]

yes Lord Yes Lawd !!!

[@KristoLaptalo]

ou yeaa

[@claytonpaul4259]

ha, lmao I'm a chronic sufferer. described perfectly.

[@nitrousninja882]

Hendrix was a very natural player in that Jimi's guitar work was never forced or pressured no matter how fast or hard he was playing. It flowed out of him naturally like water out of a spring, it just flowed and flowed.

[@deacontheseer4804]

Well put!!

[@beeb757]

chanelling his own creative force.

[@JimmyH91]

This is perfectly put. Many rock guitarists are supremely talented, but nobody since has made it look as easy as Jimi did.

[@spitfireaace]

Like a Waterfall.

[@bwanna23]

I heard the 'Jimi Hendrix Experience' from outside the Cafe Wha? in NYC, in June 1967-- their first U.S. gig. I was a 16-year-old runaway at the time and I knew what I was hearing was going to be something special.

[@OmarDavidPerez]

With Hendrix it sounds like the guitar is flowing naturally and independently of the performer. I've never heard anything remotely near it elsewhere. He is so off the charts. Pure art.

[@mikefearon5507]

Robin Trower my friend.

[@robin2012ism]

@@mikefearon5507 who took lessons from Jimi.

[@spitfireaace]

@@robin2012ism nobody else. I've seen SRV four times, he took lessons from Hendrix.

[@AydenAndersonmusic]

Don’t get me wrong hendrix is the best ever but the drummer and bass player were amazing to legends never die 🎉

[@ZM-kulashi]

How, but how can you perform like this live? It is so perfect! And it is magic!

[@marksonanything]

Jimi Hendrix always sounds fresh. He really had the magic in his fingers...

[@nuts45150]

One of the best inovative guitar greats of our time. Young guitarists need to hear him. Make new music.

[@vincentbuccieri9305]

Master Hendrix , Playing one of the Songs from Cry Of Love , The Album He was Working on When He Died!

[@jamesbeam6474]

I've been a Hendrix fan for 35 years. His music never got " played out". Somehow it always remains.... fresh and exhilarating! I'm a musician and believe me this guy was a messenger! Rest in peace Jimi... To me you will always be the best, period... " Still reining, still dreaming. For ever!!!

[@bendream544]

And as stingy as Janie is with what brilliant music is still in the vaults at least every once in a while we get fed some of that brilliance for which I'm grateful but in my view Jimi at his worst is still better than the most.

[@robin2012ism]

me? 56 years 👻

[@Ferocious_Imbecile]

I've listened to some of his songs particularly Changes and Message to love at the filmore concert millions of times since it came out and it still baffles and amazes me. I just can't pin it down. It all makes sense somehow but at the same time they're pure anarchy..

[@architecture.w]

The inventor of hard rock guitar.

[@simongray3966]

This sounds great today. Imagine what it sounded like 50 years ago. No-one was writing and playing to this quality then or now. A complete one-off genius. The best thing to have ever happened to popular music and certainly to the guitar....what a guitar player!

[@pilsplease7561]

He is the reason why im getting a strat, because I love hendrix and hes easily the best guitarist to live. Hes just a goddamn master. And he didnt even play very long before dying. I will never be as good but I can try.

[@edrader]

hendrix was a mutant

[@bingsinatra5283]

@@pilsplease7561 Hendrix is my favourite blues/rock guitarist too, but if you're going to buy a Strat, make sure it's a good one... there's a lot of dogs out there.

[@pilsplease7561]

@@bingsinatra5283 I did, My strats actually from the early 90;s that im buying but ive played and examined it thoroughly and talked to a couple people so im sure when i pick it up from the store which is holding it so that i can have work done etc afterwards that its going to be a really good instrument

[@bingsinatra5283]

@@pilsplease7561 Nice one. Hope they do a nice set up on it.

[@FourForceUniverse]

"We'll just make up the lyrics as we go along" *Guess how many modern artists can do that in a concert now*

[@jeffreyreardon7487]

He wasn't, lol

[@ladymother5488]

There are some... mostly rap artists

[@notapplicable328]

I think he wasn’t being serious

[@TheZooropaBaby]

@@notapplicable328 if you actually listen to other dates, there were moments he was kind of figuring stuff out, Band of Gypsies was quickly cobbled together so he acutally didnt have that many songs prepared.....

[@maxcruz666]

@@ladymother5488 Yes u r right rap artist can, but the trick is to play that guitar the way he did while singing/making up words!

[@jolem5000]

Pure Light. He wouldn't sell his soul so "they" just murdered him.

[@atlantakat68]

To me, James Marshall Hendrix was the greatest single force in rock history. He was life in sound.

[@jasonph2522]

Not just to you. There are millions he touched and millions he will touch in the future.

[@samuelthompson9274]

Yes Absolutly

[@punkisinthedetails1470]

no question, just cold hard fact.

[@br-br-deng]

Was? Hmmm

[@toneyisaiah408]

His records have done well on both sides of The Atlantic.

[@bmuhamad]

Bass, Backing Vocals - Billy Cox Drums, Vocals - Buddy Miles Guitar, Vocals - Jimi Hendrix.

[@ultravisitor2767]

hidden gem proto-heavy metal

[@molove7345]

Every body know jimmi is a guitar killa but the drummer. DAMM!!!!!

[@iliveinsin]

The power and passion of Buddy Miles. Much better groove drummer who was able to push the song forward in a way that Mitch Mitchell didn't. It's a shame that Jimi died before he had an opportunity to record more music with Buddy and Billy Cox...

[@jogmas12]

Mo Love Buddy miles on drums

[@Alex.1739]

Mitch was Jimi's best drummer though, by far.

[@shootfirst2097]

Exactly right.

[@rabbitkiller5154]

Alex +Not even close. This must be too Black for ya?

[@skaywalker20]

Fun fact: I always knew Hendrix music and all but I truly understood greatness of this man after I started playing guitar. The level of his genius is astonishing!

[@andrewwabik5125]

I love how he downplays it in the beginning. I'm paraphrasing, but the basic gist is, "uhh, kay. We have this song here we've been working on. Idk. We have a bunch of verses. Gonna just call this thing easy ryder...whatever. Kay, here it is." And then proceeds to melt everyone's face off onto a puddle next to their feet. Great sense of humor he had.

[@George-zu4zf]

He said the song has 20 verses and they will make up the lyrics as they go along.......incredible freestlying

[@dennissmigielski2137]

Jimi was grasping the future and showing us but we are not rheir yet......

[@Deedee-ee1sg]

I love Eddie Kramer's comment about how Jimi could play bass,rhythm, and lead ALL AT THE SAME TIME! Jimi is still the greatest rock guitarist that ever lived.

[@ggman3000]

That's so true!

[@earljamesiii4364]

Smh man Jimi that guitar was made FOR YOU, and YOU were MADE FOR THAT GUITAR... Just sends chills up my spine....

[@mj77777]

The one and only Jimi Hendrix.

[@dzimujikambarage9784]

Jeez the drummer on that is on another level

[@eagleroses8949]

Damn he's good ❤

[@robbiemccormack744]

He was playing from a young age , an was shown the tricks from the blues legends he mastered the fretboard , an his own flair

[@carnivaltym]

God damn it, he is still the best, and, by a long shot!

[@loganpearson9206]

What a comet he was. Unbelievable!

[@mikeprzlomski2092]

He plays Bass Rhythm and lead at the same time. Never heard anyone else even get close to Hendrix skills !

[@bigsidable]

When I turned 50 I said what was I going to do for the rest of my life. Said to myself. You always wanted to be a badass guitar player. So spend the rest of your life playing. I remember saying. After I got my first electric guitar in 40 years. I said to myself. Don’t even try to play Jimi. Don’t. Everyone has. There Stevie. Robin Trower and many more. But eventually I started learning his music. And man. Crazy stuff. He was really out in space. And to learn his music is such a awesome gift from him to us. Thank you Jimi. Why I learn from the Masters.

[@sreedharreddy1971]

There goes Ezy Ezy Ryder Ridin' down the highway of desire He says the free wind Takes him higher Tryin' to find his heaven above But he's dyin' to be loved, dyin' to be loved He's tellin' me livin' Is so magic Something is forever So he claims He's talkin' 'bout lyin' It's so tragic baby But don't you worry 'bout today We got freedom comin' our way, freedom comin' our way How long Do you Think he is gonna last Carryin' on outta gas See all the others say "Do what you please" Gotta get the brothers together And the right to be free In a cloud of angel dust I think I see me a freak Hey motorcycle mama You gonna marry me? I'll be stone crazy Love comin' in at you Stone crazy baby There goes Ezy Ezy Ryder Ridin' down the highway of desire He says the free wind Takes him higher Tryin' to find his heaven above But he's dyin' to be loved, dyin' to be loved Source: Musixmatch Songwriters: Hendrix Jimi Ezy Ryder lyrics © Experience Hendrix Llc.

[@ricardoortiz602]

Thank you wonderfull só No words to expresa Viva Jimmy siempre

[@babkeebabkus8177]

the version is excellent but I prefer the ezy ryder in second show of jimi hendrix live maui...in the movie there are surfing scenes shown to the solo...it really sounds like the perfect psychedelic blues/surf music

[@thedonwesley5279]

@@babkeebabkus8177 n the surfer getting shot begins the movie if I’m remembering right So f’n heavy

[@thedonwesley5279]

the movie Rainbow Bridge I mean

[@keithharris7569]

I’m 64 now and I’ve been into Jimi Hendrix since I was 15 in 1969.... Love this track, it’s awesome...

[@johnrule8186]

Same here, 1969 but I was 8 man!

[@NEANOR1]

I am 62 and love this music.

[@castinwithcarter8922]

I’m 15 right now

[@edwardlagrossa1246]

I'm 64 and saw Jimi on my 14th birthday 6-22-69 at Newport Pop in Granada Hills, Ca. Went from being a drummer to a guitarist singer in one show. Ha.

[@nedinpelesic6599]

I am 40, Hendrix since I was 15 :)

[@PerKarlsson]

On this day, 50 years ago, Jimi left us. But his music will never die.

[@JimmyH91]

His tone was always unmatched, but in 1969 and 1970 in particular it subtly changed into something even more sublime - a perfect balance of melody, lightness and heaviness that shone and shook in equal measures. The Fillmore East stand including this song is one perfect example of it, and First Rays/South Saturn Delta/Valleys of Neptune etc contain many examples as well. Jimi was truly the GOAT

[@travischapin886]

Jimi Hendrix, Buddy Miles and Billy Cox. The Power Trio!! The first super group.

[@joshcross2831]

"It goes something like this" and proceed to shred some godly sounds as if hes practiced that song 200 times.. i met this older cat who said he was a roadie for a few bands back in the 60s and 70s, setting up stage equipment n shit. He said he did a few shows with jimi. He said jimi was genuinely the nicest musician hed worked with, but he said jimi never played the same song twice. Meaning that he would either improvise his solo, or certain rifts wouldnt be same as previous sets. or the tempo would be sped up or slowed down and his band knew to adjust accordingly. Jimi could pick up a guitar and just start producing unique songs without any thought

[@kenozyuk527]

A great live version of a famaliar song from "Cry of Love". Had the cassette in the 80s, some of his best work.

[@Duke6564]

Hendrix was stratospheric. 🎸

[@interestingusername1049]

I want this to be a real word.

[@bendeha9411]

Good one

[@groove1722]

Jimi Hendrix said and I quote " This is a world of lead guitar players, but the most important thing is the timing and the rhythm". This is something he demonstrated and lived that very few have improved upon. You really hear that concept in his playing to the full. Still working on my Masters from the School Of Hendrix!

[@chrishorn855]

Everyone goes on about the Beatles and the stones...but this man was arguably the greatest influence on rock music ever!!!!!!!

[@edwinjewell5359]

YEP

[@ElbluesdelAndino]

There is a concert in which jimi played a Beatles' cover of Sgt pepper, there he demonstrated his greatness. The curious issue in this story is that 2 members of the Beatles were in the concert

[@Itelkner]

Apparently, Paul McCartney marveled at how Jimi learned Sgt. Pepper so fast and played it live just two days after hearing it for the first time.

[@maxcruz666]

There is no one even today that can touch this man with his overall inventive innovative and playing abilities, but I will say the Beatles open the door with their amazing songs and harmonys and Jimi blew right through it with his amazing guitar playing!

[@MegaSpurs18]

I love the story on how he jammed with Cream for the first time. Plugs into Jack Bruce’s bass amp and plays Killing Floor he was “a force of nature”

[@shanepotter8311]

So smooth. He played guitar like nobody ever will. Greatest ever no one is even close to him for soul, tone and sheer talent. Jimi forever!!

[@victorortiz193]

I come here whenever I feel I need a sense of freedom... Jimi was something else...

[@DarkmanRides]

Damn I'm 61 I've never heard that version it's off the charts thank you for posting it❤

[@MattyFez]

The sound engineers have really outdone themselves with this. It sounds so clear. Props to BoG too of course. Get hype for Bleeding Heart

[@GrowingDownUnder]

sarcasm?...sounds terrible compared to the original

[@pigsrock93]

GrowingDownUnder Well I like this better, since it almost matches the sound if you where in the concert, so I guess you like low quality sound. :/

[@GrowingDownUnder]

I like good quality music, the original version is nice just something about this upload doesn't sound right

[@MattyFez]

If you're comparing it to the audience recording of this song, I've noticed this version is played slower and is a lower pitch. Which leads me to believe the tape on the bootleg version might be faster (as well as having a lower bitrate). Unless you're talking about the version he played on the second show, or in the studio?

[@pigsrock93]

I am talking about the one he played in the first show, since this is taken from the first show audio. I have no idea why he is comparing a live show to the original, but I always prefer Hendrix's live shows better than his studio versions, since he expresses himself more through playing in front of people better.

[@timr8643]

The guy is off the chain, well ahead of his time. Unreal, if sex was music....

[@KidChardonnay]

Jimi sounds like two jet pilots racing, or a raging fire bouncing up and down.this mans' soul was united with that guitar. RIP THE GOD

[@travisreed1730]

He didn't DIE, he just ASCENDED to take his place as a rock god.

[@lookitsapanther]

There goes easy, easy rider, Riding down the highway of desire, He says the free wind takes him higher, Trying to find his heaven above, But he's dying to be loved. He's telling me living is so magic, He says he'll live for ever, so he claims, He talks about dying, it's so tragic baby, But don't you worry about it today, We've got freedom coming our way.

[@josephanderson3889]

Iconoclastic art these the original lyrics cus Jimi doesn’t say that in this song

[@lookitsapanther]

@@josephanderson3889 They're the lyrics from the studio version, found on the "First Rays Of The New Rising Sun" album.

[@FigmentSALabel]

@@lookitsapanther Ezy Ryder was originally on The Cry Of Love from nineteen seventy-one.

[@chriscullen6949]

wow jimi on fire .this version smokes

[@robertvaughn9065]

Jimi is so freaking amazing. After all these years, he is still, absolutely the coolest guitar player that ever walk upon this earth.

[@fabiolas4]

So badass.... Sounds like he threw a little Purple Haze in there also! Ezy Ryder and Midnight, my top 2 absolute faves.

[@camerondean6804]

I'm a drummer and a huge Hendrix fan. I have to say, Hendrix's playing on this just inspires me when I drum along to it. Just the groove and rocking nature inspires much drumming creativity. It's inspires jazz-like improvisation, but is a straight ahead rock song. Only Hendrix. The one and only. It's exiting to hear Hendrix literally discover, expand, and develop ideas right within the existing song structure, never once coming out with less than stellar results. I know he did that on every song, but it's very apparent, and again thrilling, on this track.

[@jazzbassoonpaul]

So incredible 53 years later. I wish whomever spiked Hendrix's drink on the next BOG show later mid-January 1970 had not done so. This was the best groove Hendrix ever got to play with-damn I wish there was more recorded with this rhythm section.

[@itsgottocomeoutsomehow108]

People want to use a time machine to go back to kill Hitler. I want to go back in time to stop that drip spiking Jimi's drink

[@RICHBLACKCOCK]

​@@itsgottocomeoutsomehow108 - "what happened, was meant to happen & not any other way". MORPHEUS

[@user-wn1kv5iz2d]

Billy is a bad mutha lover on that bass❤

[@zackjohnson5034]

In the years before my uncle passed, he said one of the greatest guitarist was thia guy. He spoke to you through the music, his lyrics where to keep you in check. But Hendrix will always be a standard that few.. if any make music like he did. God bless you Uncle for showing me something legendary, it'll always be the standard.

[@nor4557]

One of the best ever hard rock songs. KING JIMI!

[@hophip4341]

nor4557 He not a king....Its God Of Guitar

[@Hendrixrides]

HENDRIX RIDES AGAIN..still the G.O.A.T. 50 years later.

[@lukapejkovic918]

The stuff he plays in between songs while he's just fiddling with the guitar is so good my face melts off every time, this man is a force of nature

[@RobertKempf122]

He was and is truly remarkable.

[@andrewkeiley5909]

I don't think I've ever heard such a vibe. It's a killer.

[@patrickfoster4586]

Could it be that the man who regularly is rated the greatest rock guitarist ever is actually underrated? Based on this performance alone I would have to say yes.

[@XXavierSin-XXs]

I honestly almost misread that lol

[@scoobydoo936]

There shall only be one guitar god and his name is Jimi Hendrix. All other ‘so called’ guitar gods are imposters. God is never underrated 😉

[@clarkewi]

Phenomenal track. Buddy Miles and Billy Cox are killing it.

[@emjaybruski9149]

3:19 this is why he's the master.... His freestyle solos and random riffs.... This one has FLAVOR

[@iCrapBubbles]

The “Are You Gonna Go My Way” riff actually comes from this song, at 1:45 haha!

[@buckyBitBoy]

Hendrix is like whisky, only gets better and better with age

[@john-zf8ig]

Except you wont get sick of him

[@TheNobbynoonar]

A fantastic rhythm player, lead player, great timing, great sound, fantastic songwriter, great stage presence, beautiful voice and could play complicated guitar parts and sing at the same time! He was also a competent drummer and keyboard player, oh, and quite good on the bass. Not bad for someone who started out on a broomstick and then onto a ukulele with only one string!!! WOW!! That’s what you call dedication. Bless you Jimi.

[@peterkatai9421]

this whole 'Machine gun' album is so freakin' goooood

[@johndurost5931]

Buddy rich once told me that he thought Mitch Mitchell was by far the best rock drummer,along w Jimi being the the best w his axe....I Concurred wholeheartedly

[@SonAmyWave2]

Jimi doing what he does best. What a masterpiece!

[@moeshiner156]

0:01 to 5:57 is the best part!

[@darthvader3465]

my favorite recording of hendrix ever

[@hellfire8883]

Hendrix never fails to move my soul. Just imaging this in 1969 there was absolutely nothing like it. No guitar player touches hendrix. Amazingly beautiful screaming guitar. Those Marshall tubes are running extra hot. He used everything available at his disposal. And its just an incredible shame the stuff he was playing and putting out right before he died was imo his hottest stuff since band of gypsies and this tune was one of the hottest.

[@jorgerafael701]

I listened to Hendrix for the first time more than 40 years ago and I still listen to him and never in all that time did I hear anything better. (Sorry, I write from Argentina and the translation is from Google, I do not know if it is understood).

[@adammozsolics7097]

Jimi is the all time king! But the drum player had a really hard work too. Simply magnificent! Music of the gods

[@elevensixty2434]

Jimi will always be my favorite. There's just nowhere to go up from there

[@Dudewithnoface1]

elevensixty agreed. There are many phenomenal guitarists of past and present, but Jimi's music is the very foundation of my love and passion for music and nobody could ever top him. That is just my opinion of course.

[@crashmussen]

;~ in the words of my people: fuckin a

[@brunocrovi7327]

I'm agree with you,even one of his musicians said about him:"how did he play like that?i have no idea"(excuse me for my english,i'm french) that's why i say too that Jimmy was the best guitarist i've ever heard.A genious.

[@crashmussen]

;~ not a prob; heard this many, many years ago: Jimi was legend, no ifs ands or buts. very glad you got to appreciate this !

[@brunocrovi7327]

Thank you,Crash Mussen!

[@countcharl]

Lead guitar solos, rhythms, vocals and lyrics he did it all. He was the best. King!!

[@alessiozara5616]

The legend

[@charlestovar399]

All is I can say is "Wow 🎉"

[@bernieleigh669]

Jjmi Hendrix's music went beyond stratospheric. Exospheric, more like. The most creative rock guitarist to have graced this planet of soil and water. Not just a musician. A composer who by his self-admission couldn't read music. That says it all. Remarkable. 😎

[@miraposajehano4309]

Everytime I listen to Hendrix, I wondered what he would have done if he'd lived a little longer? The energy of this incredible song was extremely promising for the future.

[@bendeha9411]

Tripping sound, just amazing, higher and higher and higher, flying cosmic soul with a guitar to speak out how it feels. I love it since 50 years, thanks God some people understand and for those who don't well help them God. Peace and love Michael

[@johnnycarter9295]

I find comfort in Hendrix music always have no takes me back to my youth like Hendrix I have been listening to this music all my life I'm really proud to say I listen to the music every day rarely miss a day

[@johnkarag]

Unique style and sound still hits hard.. after all these years it's like the first time..... The greatest guitarist ever.....!!!!!

[@jordandickerson4069]

I came by a ticket for Led Zeppelin when they played in Denver, in 1972. I was in 7th grade and didn't know anyone that was going. I sold my ticket for $5.00 and a Jimi Hendrix 8 track, Are you Experienced ? I was Happy, and so was girl I knew, who got to go with her friends.

[@rineric3214]

Jimi is STILL the best! Listen to that!

[@falmeida59]

Always

[@LawrenceDelToroDrum]

For Ever!!! Kaye who? no soul

[@liamshope2838]

Both Kanye and Jimi are great.

[@rust2092]

@@liamshope2838 half of that was right :/

[@liamshope2838]

No dude. Open your mind.

[@jsims149]

The attack as someone else suggested is phenomenal. The funkiness coupled with Jimi's extraordinary ability to pull off three or more guitarists parts simultaneously is unique rewarding and timeless. Bless your short sweet life Jimi!

[@mokodo813]

Jimi was funkin it up on this song. Imagine if he went into more funk territory.

[@lurkenyautja5681]

My buddy a veteran vietnam doesn't talk much just loves jimmi......

[@moeshiner156]

I thank him for his service.

[@lurkenyautja5681]

@@moeshiner156 I can't even talk about him what he did in vietnam whacked more tangoes then God

[@moeshiner156]

@@lurkenyautja5681 I understand. Rock on Brother.

[@lurkenyautja5681]

@@moeshiner156 you know when we need them I can't find them right now so we need them so I can t find him too say thank you...

[@tracyjacoby2382]

Jimmy is the greatest still!! He was so fricking cool & rocked out like nobody else!!! 🥰☮️

[@amplify1802]

Context is everything. This was something totally new at the time. I've been a fan for like 30years and still trying to make sense of his genius

[@22_cincatt]

Six bucks to hear this? Best....deal.... EVER!

[@tringamonga2024]

HENDRIXFOREVER ALWAYS

[@valhalla7408]

OMG Jimi was obviously from another dimension - Listen to this baked, and Jimi will speak to you ❤️

[@Einnor084]

Val Halla Whut will he say?

[@SRVMOE]

My Dad loved Jimi and saw him live 4 times . The sound quality on this is amazing ! Love hearing a raw first version of this here. He's gonna deliver some magic ! I personally can't find any fault in this !

[@loganpearson9206]

Also his melodic sense,harmony,just his will to cooperate w MUSIC. .Jimi had a good time!!!

[@trillnye9128]

This is one of my favorites by jimi hand down. His guitat playin on this is absolutely insane

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