Jimi Hendrix Live at the Newport Festival 22 June 1969 EXCELLENT QUALITY

[@jimikohler]

I was so lucky to see Jimi Hendrix at Newport 69 all three days he was the best he's still the best!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@dustinf49]

What an honor to even reply to someone who saw Jimi play live.

[@matterantimatter5179]

Blessed you truly are.

[@johnmusgrave7062]

I watched this Sunday show on my bicycle at the back of the football field. Friday night we listened from my backyard 2 blocks away... it was loud and all us teen's hung out in my yard....

[@markfrancis6508]

Jimi Kohler Man, I envy you mate. All the best.

[@joelaporte1270]

Newport RI?

[@cabrilloify]

I met with jimi back in 1947 and he was playing a guitar . It was a strat . Much earlier though in 1918 during the world war 1 I saw him in the trenches . And in there he was playing a guitar . It was a strat. . White. Well , way back in 1800's in the middle of one of the Custer Wars we met again . And that's where he got the Army jacket he used to wear. He was playing a strat . White . Oh and earlier yet when I met him in Spain in 12th century , fighting the Moors, -that's when he wrote Spanish magic castle . He was playing a strat white

[@RikiNewtonMusicianSongwriter]

soft reason Love your great comment - very funny 😁 thanx for the gas, gas, gas. (Jumpin Jack Flash - It’s a Gas !!!) Rx

[@topopops]

I met him in 1150AD when he was Fighting with Roman centurions on weekends he would play guitar in the amphitheater, those where the days, that’s when he wrote red house as all the homes where made from mud.

[@dominicdevereaux1065]

He was in the 101st airborne. F**ked up his back on a jump in 1961. I give this man total respect.

[@integrityborn6156]

😂

[@jessiegarcia3080]

Dude u have some great acid ha ha jk great comment

[@autogatto70]

The history of rock music consisted of many excellent groups, all born at the end of the 60s, unforgettable groups, we all know who they are. Jimi Hendrix looked at them all from a little higher up. Magical Jimi!

[@robertreyes4243]

There will never be another Jimi Hendrix in the history of the universe, period.

[@ChristopheMeesters]

indeed :(

[@j.tsessions3132]

Ummm I don’t know how to tell u this but umm that’s how biology works

[@12floz67]

What a complete overrated guitar player. He had a gimmick stage show played a little different but aside from the professional curiosity off guitar players back then he was nothing special. America didn’t care for him until he moved and other players saying that he was good. Player’s outplayed and past him up before the body was cold.

[@robertreyes4243]

@@12floz67 You have a right to your opinion

[@12floz67]

@@robertreyes4243 Not only that, I’m also right.

[@bettinaneumeyer6760]

This was the best concert i was at. I will never forget it.

[@paulzaiter6630]

Hendrix wasnt the greatest guitarist in the world....he was the greatest channeler of sound from another dimension.

[@duster71]

Nah your thinking of Frank Zappa.

[@paulzaiter6630]

nah....im thinking of hendrix!!.....lol

[@wxsuperman38]

No...he was'nt the best in the world....he was the best in the universe in all time space and history

[@paulzaiter6630]

exactly what i said....lol @@wxsuperman38

[@kevinkeresey1211]

Straight up!

[@purpleeyeseverywhere5889]

16:56 did i just see a balloon dancing in the sound waves from the amp? :')

[@marujagastelbondo]

That was cool

[@davidvincent380]

@DrPsychedelic Is a rock band not playing very loud a thing ?

[@harrywalker3540]

This is the best thing Iv ever seen

[@Yirdna]

Even the balloon enjoys the music of Jimi hendrix

[@dannysnow46]

DrPsychedelic its true, jimi would have played at unimaginable volumes,PA systems were not as they are now back then so therefore jimi had to turn his amps up to crazy volumes to be heard, and he loved how the amps behaved at that volume. When amps were at that volume the speakers did physichally move ridiculous amounts of air and you would have been able to physichally feel it if you were standing in front of them

[@precbsfender]

Nobody was anywhere near Jimi's level of talent, he was a master virtuoso , his fingerboard wizardry changed the entire sound of rock guitar and the way it would be played forever...

[@horrorkungfutheatre0]

There was no one that could touch his virtuosity until Eddie Van Halen came along and even he would have admitted that he was heavily influenced by Hendrix and Eric Clapton. I heard from reliable local sources... (I went to high school with those guys) that Eddie in his early days claimed he could play ANY Clapton solo note for note. I believe it was true. You should have heard him play cover tunes. I did, several times! Man, he rocked out on "Rock n Roll, Hootchie Coo" for example despite the raspy voice of David Lee Roth. Eddie was a great player even in High School, but like Jimi, he was such an original innovator on the electric guitar later on when Van Halen made it big. Sure SRV and Robin Trower copied Hendrix pretty well, but there was only one Jimi and likewise, although many copied Edward, there was only one Eddie Van Halen. His son, Wolfie... actually can play guitar almost as good as Eddie amazingly, but Eddie is the original. I think innovation counts for a lot when evaluating the significance of guitar players. Shredders are a dime a dozen. I saw so many of them in the "King of the Blues" contest that Guitar Center Covina had which I competed in. Edward brought Pagani chops into hard rock, even more than Zappa did. Zappa was another underrated innovator. Les Paul was not that good by today's standards, but he too was an innovator. The electric guitar and double tracking was almost unheard of before Les Paul and Mary Ford. I don't know .... maybe I should give Charlie Christian the accolades for the electric guitar, but surely Les Paul made guys like Beck and Page possible with the multi-track recording thing and guitar designs.

[@horrorkungfutheatre0]

Derrick Trucks and Warren Hayes probably have the crowns now.

[@thetruckingshowmustgoon369]

Absolutely no one can't or will be better then Jim

[@spitfireaace]

@@horrorkungfutheatre0 Thanks for the thought.

[@TRANZEURO]

I love Jimi but I believe Terry Kath of Chicago was on or very close to his level. Jimi himself was a fan of early Chicago and Terry.

[@skwaihee]

Can't believe all these cool beautiful people at the concert are now in their 70s.

[@briankingart]

70 Saturday! Still tripping, Peace and Love never said groovy, ever! TRUE HIPPIES LIVE!

[@jakeornot6306]

If they're lucky.

[@cybernet2863]

Why ?

[@JamesFolkers]

Yes we are…

[@Royale_with_Cheeze]

@@briankingart "Always a freak, never a hippie" -Frank Zappa

[@stevefaure415]

Besides the obvious, Jimi's mad and beautiful playing, I love the whole loosey-goosey vibe of the time. Everything nowadays is so professional and, face it, bland when it comes to popular performing arts. Here we've got people wandering about behind the amps, stage hands rushing out to adjust the drums in the middle of a song, and a really bizarre stage setup. It's all just kind of by the seat of their pants and so much fun. Innocent days.

[@boblilly145]

This is from an impromptu set on the 3rd day of the festival.

[@thomasbell7033]

Great point, also typified on the Woodstock film, where they must have issued 10,000 back- and even onstage passes.

[@MidnightStorm4990]

I agree with this comment so much

[@Surf422]

I disagree. I see a bunch of frustrated people trying to “get off”. The loud annoying singing drummer forcing the crowd to clap and sing in order to make himself look good (some things never change). The people freaking out because a guy trying to take pictures, the people on acid trips trying to climb the wall and getting rejected … this scene was about why the 60’s had to die.

[@bmuhamad]

@@Surf422 That's not what I see, in regards to Buddy Miles. You can have your own personal opinion of Buddy, that's not mine.

[@davidgrisanti3379]

I was there, standing right near where the spot where this was filmed. I clearly remember that day. It was insufferably hot but the music was great. I missed Friday, but went on Saturday and Sunday. I saw some great performances by some great bands: Jethro Tull, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Steppenwolf, Johnny Winter, Booker T, Chambers Brothers, Jimi, and more.

[@spitfireaace]

Jethro Tull 1983

[@Rainy2255]

Do you who the drummer was with that voice?

[@davidgrisanti3379]

@@Rainy2255 Buddy Miles

[@Rainy2255]

@@davidgrisanti3379 I saw him in Detroit in 1967..I was totally enthralled.

[@shable1436]

@@Rainy2255 I jammed with buddy miles express and Anson Funderburgh one night after a gig, it was one of the most memorable jams I've ever had before playing in the Olympics, check out buddy miles express hell and back, listen to him sing all along the watchtower and born under a bad sign, his voice gives you chills, also them changes, and dreams, which you may know molly hatchet made famous but buddy did it in the 60s and wrote it. He was a great man like jimi was, and very cool to hang with

[@Splitbrainmusic1]

Phenomenal in every aspect. The rhythm guitar, the solos, the singing & playing, the musicality, the groove. Phenomenal performance & jam with rhythm machine Buddy Miles & to top that phenomenal vibes in the air & phenomenal footage from this inspiring era. Thank you for uploading this amazing piece of history.

[@valcustomer1664]

I was there all three days. Hendrix and the entire festival was great. Memorable experience. 👍🏾

[@Niko3387Y]

❤

[@JoelCrump-uc9by]

That was me trying to climb up on the stage

[@paulnickson8734]

Very cool! I was only 2 years old then, so I am enjoying the music of that time retroactively. I have a silly question ... when I watch these videos (and Woodstock is another example) you see all these shirtless dudes wearing jeans. Didn't people wear shorts in 1969?

[@valcustomer1664]

@@paulnickson8734 😂😂😂😂 That’s funny!😂😂 Now that you mention it I don’t recall shorts being worn very often. Those that identified as “hippies” “stoners” or “flower children” wore mostly denim bell bottoms, Levi 501s, tie dyed clothing and all kinds of knick knacks clothing from second hand stores and army surplus. In California, people definitely wore shorts to the beach while hanging out, surfing and playing in the ocean. But yeah! I do not recall a lot of shorts wearing back then! 😂😂

[@paulnickson8734]

@@valcustomer1664 Thanks for the quick reply. Man, do I envy folks that saw artists like Jimi, Janis, Otis Redding and The Doors live in concert. What great memories you must have. I was born in 1967, and that seems like such an amazing time. If I had a time machine, I believe my first destination would be Monterrey Pop Festival, and I would be able to see 3 of those 4. Peace and love to you, my friend. 🕊️

[@jimimurti]

He changed my life in '79, cannot describe in words how he touched my soul.

[@larrynolletti4594]

Thank You for this awesome upload....!!!.....Killer heavy funk and wailing improv from Hendrix... Buddy sounds great here.....!!!

[@loengrinswan]

Jimi,inspite,as a rock guitarist, was playing blues scales,distorted sound e.t.c had polyphonic chords harmony in his head. That gave a very important difference in his sound and harmony ,that even today rock guitarists haven't achieved. He was a genious!!!!!!!

[@brucesoto806]

Jimi not only wrote great music , but his word,s had some great meaning to them also, they helped me through some tough times . He will live on for ever 😎

[@debra8725]

I believe He was special to God and how He Loves us so live on Henrix

[@raysgr]

this music just picked you up and moved you to another place. I was so lucky to be in this era. Thank you Jimmi and friends.

[@blue-fj9ky]

I saw Jimi in 1967 and 1968. I love his later work so much this is fantastic! Thanks so much for posting.

[@wezlo1127]

that singing and the connection between jimi and the drummer/singer is absolutely beautiful oh my god

[@killerinstinctstudios9065]

Anyone know the name of the drummer he was playing with?

[@RadicalSharkRS]

@@killerinstinctstudios9065 buddy miles

[@youriami9411]

@@RadicalSharkRSLook up Buddy Miles Jack Bruce and Buddy Guy. Good performance, if you like.

[@larryn2682]

​@@killerinstinctstudios9065 Buddy "Them Changes" Miles.

[@krob8547]

I think 8 minutes in the whole crowd stood to testify color didnt matter,and we look so stoopid now ,2024 ....

[@felichia808]

Hendrix was awesome 💖 I'm so sorry Jimi left this world too soon 😔😖😥😭😭 Kids these days have no idea what they missed to experience Hendrix live, there is no comparison.

[@balintpetervari8450]

Good day! I'm sad becouse i really don't know what i missed. 4 days ago i got my 15th birthday and today i play guitar for one year. These old clips are very inspirating for everything. Im live in Hungary (please say if you know where it is) and the guitars are expensives more than other country and have only 3 teacher im my city (110 000 people). That's what i want to tell you and thanks if you read that all.

[@douglasmccomb2029]

Saying Jimi Hendrix was a good guitarist is like saying Babe Ruth was a pretty good baseball player or that Michael Jordan was an okay basketball player. LOL

[@lowgpu1687]

@@douglasmccomb2029 He was good, but there is no need to say "HE WAS AMAZING" "HE WAS A FORCE OF NATURE" "HE WAS THE BEST OF ALL GUITARISTS", there is no need to treat him like a deity. Look at how little recognition Santana gets, probably because he is Hispanic.

[@allen6924]

That stream of consciousness playing is what gets you. Especially in the beginnings of his growth from side man to start. When he gets in the zone man it's other worldly. He transports you to a world of pure sounds. Notes lose their meaning a lot of the time.

[@wraygett]

Perfectly said brother

[@bigbasil1908]

That stream of consciousness is available to anyone who cares to look for it

[@craigponzio236]

You should listen to Buckethead, songs Crane, Soothsayer, Homing Beacon. You will probably thank me later

[@michaelcraig9449]

@@craigponzio236 They are all great, but totally different tones and styles, but not the same groovin vibes of what Jimi, Allman Bros. and those bands then were doing. You just have to hear it, cant be explained. They are all great in their own ways. Did you ever hear Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush, that is a lot like a Jimi style stream of consciousness jam, Robin Trower somewhat, SRV he did that some also, played songs longer and jammed out on some. But you got to admit, Jimi changed the sound of rock and roll guitar, and music in general, more than any one person did.

[@randykalish7558]

@allen Notes gain their meaning a lot of the time, thinking from Jimi's angle 😃

[@timthornley131]

How awesome this camera footage is so rare for its day. Whoever did this camera footage did an excellent job. Not easy to record in those days. Wow captured Jimi Hendrix at his finest too. Jimi made it happen!!! Good music never dies. RIP Jimi Hendrix.

[@perk3236]

Best recording of him playing I’ve ever seen

[@jeffreycaldwell5874]

The concerts in the late 60's were the greatest, Jimi Hendrix/Robin Trower/ Jefferson Airplane. I can go on and on

[@kennycab3374]

You must be old, and I wish i was as old as you. I can say the morning I was going to go down and get Zep tickets for the second show at the St Paul Civic Center, but Bohnam died the night before. UHG

[@Deetroiter]

Robin trower…what a beast!

[@craigmacdonald939]

Thank you so much for posting this amazing festival

[@muzikjedi]

He put every drop of emotion in every note!

[@norbulamakamp1240]

That's the charm, coz... the only could or of those or the continuing with will have the answer to appreciate the theme.......

[@patrickfoster4586]

4:37 demonstrates just how great Jimi was. Buddy is squealing out some high notes and Jimi goes right to them, no fumbling, just from hearing them. He knows where every note is on that fretboard, immediately matching anything he hears, as he does numerous times in this performance. Just click to see-> 4:37

[@estevezmateo]

what song is that one?

[@mrscottybergs]

@@estevezmateo The Sky is Crying, Tedeschi Trucks Band plays a great version of that tune. Think its by Buddy Guy

[@justs_]

Jimi probably has perfect pitch, or something near it cause that’s not something everyone can just do on first listen, that’s definitely some impressive shit

[@sheaiek]

all the notes he's singing are on the pentatonic scale of whatever key he's playing. Still impressive but it's not like he's finding this note just from hearing it.

[@dialaname]

@@sheaiek yeah and they probably rehearsed too, people attributing god level skills to Jimi I mean I get it but come on guys, he was human like the rest of us

[@shirleydillard7127]

I saw him in Memphis in 1967!!! Such a beautiful soul!

[@hippymomma6912]

November 2024 came back to see the greatest legendary JIMI 🥰

[@christopherreed2694]

Thank you for makeing this video the fans and musicians thank you very very much its precious 😊 there's so little video of jimi

[@Agharta99]

I've watched this about 8 or so times and it still literally gives me goosebumps; or was that a flashback! :) Happy Birthday Jimi.

[@capnjimmy805]

Besides Jimi Hendrix being the greatest Rock/Blues/Psychedelic Guitarist ever, he is also the World's greatest Rhythm Guitarist hands-down.

[@joeymangano3122]

Master-Murphy yes Jimi when you listen to all his main records....other left over stuff put together that he was working on....his live stuff....and really if i play guitar a nd have tried t o play Rythm guitar the way he could for his time he was just advanced as his lead ... and I want to say ..lets look at this too Jimi sang....He had to memorize lyrics and coordination with the guitar parts.... truly the. greatest guitar rock and roll player and you don't really know it till u c it all happen the way he is on stage ....its like he was from a n o t her planet!

[@duster71]

Guess you don't know who Frank Zappa was

[@IGotSoupProductions]

@VloneThug Derek Kurt Cobain was a unique guitar player and underrated in some ways, but Jimi Hendrix was definitely superior rhythm player. Cobains chord shapes were a bit more basic and he utilized power chords. His writing really elevated that simplistic playing into something wholly original, but as far as skill, not on par with Hendrix.

[@TheL8Great2]

@@IGotSoupProductions Kurt is an amazing songwriter. Guitar player. Not so much.

[@DanteLikesRock]

@@joeymangano3122 I had a seizure trying to read that.

[@dominicdevereaux1065]

1/9 marines ( the Walkn' Dead ) , I Corp. Vietnam . I can say for all my brothers .He was like a God to us.Got us through some rough times.

[@lorrainecostanzo8925]

Thank you for your service Sir..

[@aurockscastillo5460]

Must have been incredible listening to jimi while flying over the jungle under fire.

[@larryl1427]

CCR got us through some rough times too brother.

[@Chevelle602]

@@aurockscastillo5460 one of the great disappointments of going to war is there is no background music. Well, it was disappointing to me anyway as a 19 year old on the ground in Iraq.

[@MariaRamirez-nq4is]

*OoohRaaah!* Brother

[@1yretsym]

I was there, Janis made a guest appearance with Jimi. This is the first I ever saw of Newport '69. Thanks!

[@oldfriend327]

The only problem with watching Jimi Hendrix videos is getting good and fired up to rush out to the nearest Guitar Center or Sam Ash, try out a Fender Stratocaster and realize how good you are not and how truly great Jimi really was. Thank God for his music and thank you for posting this great concert footage one of our musical heroes.

[@debra8725]

Thank you God for that awesome man Jimi Hendrix

[@randykalish7558]

@old friend Here to tell you its the same even if you CAN crush it on the guitar, and even Jimi himself was compelled to return to it all the time. No matter how good we are, we're ALWAYS faced with how good we're not. The more we're able to do the more we see what we can do, and in doing so, the more we're able to do, and so the more we see what we can do...and this is infinite, so then it becomes fairly clear that life is too short, and I'd best hurry up! So, by all means, go right down and pick up that Strat 😃

[@jondarinre77]

Speak for your self..

[@wadecottingham]

that's true

[@kennethkuk4351]

Thanks Alabaster ! Jimi was a little bit before my time ( I am 61 years of age ) but he still is numero uno on my list !

[@patrickfoster4586]

Imagine what those dudes hanging on the back of his guitar speaker cabinets were hearing and feeling!

1:05 says it all

[@simosalojarvi5881]

Probably nothing

[@xotimojaco2540]

What?

[@mistamuthafuka]

I was one of these guys and the feeling have me a boner.

[@Kungs.]

After the concert they probably couldn’t hear anything.

[@v2vroth]

it's been 50 years ago today that Jimi said goodbye, still the greatest !!!!

[@sysy549]

Thanks you , very very much for us , to see that... What a lucky life when you have seen Mister Jimi Hendrix on stage , outdoor, with your friends around you !! I don't know what i am ready to give to live this moment that you lived 🍀

[@rickrevoir1683]

Magical hands , Amazing dude GOAT !

[@alphasixfive1658]

It only takes ONE PERSON to make the World FANTASTIC !

[@SimoneStclair-xu5uu]

With you❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@elizabethsmith1694]

Jimi Hendrix was pioneer in solo guitar. I remember my self very yang and it was my beginning with heavy music.

[@bookmanjb]

I was there for two of the days. On Sat. night, Sly had the audience so crazed that they had to cut the power when he broke into I Wanna Take You Higher because people were rushing the stage. Sly gave a great speech to calm everybody down, started playing again, and when they broke again into I.W.T.Y.H., everybody lost it again and again rushed the stage. Eventually they finished their set but it was really a night to remember.

[@ultang]

Sly in his own way just as significant a musician as jimi...the 'we got to live together' chant from buddy sounds like a tribute

[@azmike1]

I went to this event. But I went on Saturday. Creedence Clearwater, Jethro Tull, Steppenwolf, Etc. I was 15 years old.

[@jasonwhitney4491]

People will never be able to comprehend what Jimi was doing then, playing through inferior equipment that frequently broke down. In fact we owe it to Jimi that new equipment had to be invented so that he could play what he was hearing in his head. In many ways it would be like a genius painter given no brushes and limited paint that he had to create himself. Yet, guitarists are still scratching their heads trying to figure out how he got the sounds he did, his technicality, and the ability to orchestrate consistently and concisely with feedback. I will forever be in awe of Jimi, he is the greatest indisputably of all time.

[@rebeccabailey527]

Inferior equipment? Hardly. The stuff available back then was as good and even better than the new stuff. Back then, amps made less gain, had a different eq (more mids and treble), and didn't have push button channel switching, or built in dsp effects, but they were far more robust, and louder. the capacitors and resistors were much higher value in terms of wattage, voltage, and Farad ratings. The potentiometers were better built, and tubes tended to last for decades, today tubes usually last 6 months to a year before crapping out. As far as the sounds jimi got, it's no secret to guitarists how he did it.

[@jasonwhitney4491]

@@rebeccabailey527 agree on amps, sound systems no way. Just listen to how many breaks in Jimi concerts they had to make as equipment was not ready for his sound.

[@lowgpu1687]

@@rebeccabailey527 "today tubes usually last 6 months to a year before crapping out." That's what companies do for business

[@L00kvidz]

Man the emotion coming out of that guitar is amazing almost wanna cry lol

[@cammontreuil7509]

Drug induced

[@cyberghost4043]

Thank God for Jimi Hendrix

[@euandyer]

Cyber Ghost Absolutely

[@mariaalbertinaescategomez7850]

...Y por Buddy Miles.

[@raskolnnikov]

No, thank Jimi Hendrix for Jimi Hendrix.

[@stratocaster9631]

I met 2 people in my life that saw Jimi live. I asked them of the experience and they both described it in such awe. You could see the amazement they were still carrying in their later years.

[@berndjungmann5600]

Dope , brutal Volume , stupid women exposing poor doggi ! I'm an old hippie and retierd guitar pro now ! Hendrix was a outstanding talent , but loosing it all when tripping !!!! All i hear is LSD ! Sorry folks , that is the Truth !!!!!

[@greghiggins2870]

I've seen the same thing from people who've seen him. It's in their eyes. And hearts.

[@plecturaproductions5816]

I wish we could have concerts like this everyone enjoying music 🎶 all races and pets too , with no corona

[@xxmrnonamexx3527]

Ugh tell me about it

[@micahpediford]

Facts

[@chrisscovitch7237]

IF YOU GREW THROUGH THE PEPSI GENERATION WHEN THEY WERE CHEAP TO GET .ONE TIME WE SEEN TED NUGENT AND THE DOORS FOR A $ 1.75 AT ANNAPOLIS GUARD ARMORY ANNAPOLIS, MD IN 1967, AND I WAS HOOKED ON THE MUSIC AND IT CHANGED EVERYTHING ! scobieakalinkwrayband laurel, md.

[@its_me_dave]

....and no one videoing it with their phone.

[@cardimars757]

@@its_me_dave Sonic Wave Warfare The air is a like a pond and vibrations are like a stone thrown into the pond creating ripples and effects. Thoughts, the written word, the spoken word, and emotions are the vibrations and ripples in the sea of the atmosphere. Words are like swords or words can even be like medicine. Vibrations are weapons if used correctly. After tears comes rain, after righteous anger comes thunder, and after joy comes ionized air. Ions from the atmosphere are a type of fuel for matter. This increases the vibration of matter which is why life itself seems more beautiful or vibrant at times.These are some of the mysteries of creation. This knowledge expands understanding. Use muscle tension and force with willpower to fight them. This understanding enables power. Having the will to fight is necessary to win against an opponent. The key in spiritual warfare is stability with willpower. Some refer to willpower as faith, confidence, or even the force or chi. Martial artists use the "Kaia" sound as a spiritual technique to enhance their physical attacks and strikes. Loving people who spiritually attack you makes no more sense than loving someone who physically attacks you and threatens your life. You have a right to use self defense. This also correlates with vocal vibrations when combating wicked spirits. A strong vibration can cast wicked spirits into the underworld like a hammer hitting a nail.The Ju in Jujutsu refers to gentle and flexible. The gentle approach is underestimated and is subtle. This enables a person to maneuver and adapt with their enemies attacks and motions. This technique is most useful in written warfare. When you face written opposition the enemy often creates an opening for more attacks through their own words. This is mental Jujutsu. The law of motion states that for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. Use muscle tension and force along with a willingness to use spiritual violence. That means if you release energies from you body into the atmosphere they must have an equal and opposite reaction in the atmosphere. This carries over to the theory of sonics and the transmission of mechanical energy. The body is a biomechanical source of energy and vocalized words and emotions are the most powerful forces that the body transmits. Applying understanding and willpower to these natural concepts enhances a persons influences. This is sonic wave warfare.

[@THEJOEDAVISBAND]

I love Hendrix. Just such a great inspiration that never gets old to hear.

[@ianrobertson7716]

Once you start watching Hendrix, any Hendrix, you are basically stuck to that. You're stuck to that, there's literally nothing to complain about what your seeing. Jimi has now taken over and it will always be amazing....

[@kylem7718]

Amazing. Jimi just on fire!

[@NotiFawkes]

The band and jimi's "sloppy" improv as he wailed is a treat for us to hear 50 years later.

[@michaelcraig9449]

He was not sloppy.. he first got his songs and jams tight.. then loosened them up enough to sound emotional..so he did not sound like a boring robot shredder of today. He knew what he was doing.

[@777jones]

@@michaelcraig9449 damn right, he knew what he was doing. He was Jimi! He played like the wind

[@samthunders3611]

50 years! Omg

[@henryrogers5500]

Buddy Miles ruined that whole set. Hendrix should have stuck with Mitch Mitchell.

[@samthunders3611]

@@henryrogers5500 he did go back Mitch had his band and they might of been on a tour who knows Jimi was there That's more than enough

[@mikeloghry9521]

Here it is in 2022 And JIMI IS STILL THE "GREATEST"

[@cathyanndee9984]

You either had guitar licks or vocals with Mr Jimi both combined will blow your mind and then some Rest In Peace Jimi what a legacy in such short time.. amen.. hallelujah

[@caroljones1605]

I was there ... can still remember like it was yesterday...

[@outofbodypickle8408]

Liar

[@MikeNichols50]

Hendrix!!! You can still listen to him today...connecting to otherworldly forces...or maybe forces from beyond our solar system. Hope to see him "in the next world"...

[@sealawj]

….don’t be late.

[@immarcanales2757]

A maniifestetion of the power of music; bringing people of all colors together to celebrate the gifts given to a few by our ONE CREATOR.

[@Elizabeth-dx3cm]

I loved him than and after all this years I still love him forever more ,I love music 🎶 🎵 but he will always be one of my favorites ♥ ❤ 💙

[@debra8725]

Great love for that awesome man music and so for real he was kind so beautiful n colorful Loved it all

[@msaintpc]

Those were the daze back then. I feel sorry for the souls who missed out. It was a wonderful time to be young in Laguna Beach and Hollywood, California.

[@sinyamuthurajah1971]

Amazing in depth like feel of love.. The energy from the footage man.. It's real groovy.. Id LOVE TO SEE MORE PLEASE!!!

[@betterthantelly2993]

If theres a jam going on you want Jimi Hendrix to be there.

[@mgn5667]

lol i like that...LOL

[@adambishop5739]

What I like about this is that it wasn't all about Jimi. We all love Jimi but he seemed to take a back seat for much of this performance. That drummer kind of stole the show and I think thats quite refreshing. The crowd were a major part of this concert footage too....and that little puppy...what a star!! Really nice to see this dynamic were everyone had a major part to play...just beautiful...🎸♥🌈💞🤗

[@charlesgarner2177]

I've never seen this iconic performance. Thank you soo much. I'd like to present to the court, exhibit A: Evidence for the best guitar player to ever walk the face of earth.

[@nickricci2344]

He played Friday, & wasn't on his game...so though not scheduled, he came out Sunday & mumbled something about Friday, then proceeded to kick butt, & jam with others besides the band. It was a great day.

[@lencampa9049]

Was there on Sunday. like u said he kicked ass and jammed those were good times I guess we're all now old rockers

[@americangirl-]

Anyone that seen HENDRIX was the luckiest HUMAN that walked on Earth ..I was a lucky little girl at 11yrs old at WOODSTOCK 69....TO SEE HIM EARLY MONDAY MORNING

[@janewhite4486]

I saw Jimi three times; he was my demi- God back then ! He lead the music scene back then and it took THIRTY years after his death for Steve Vai and Joe Satriani to become proficient as Jimi , albeit they had their own styles by then .

[@billyrichardson8760]

Who's on Bass?

[@elmorevandodewaard544]

Hendrix show`s here once again he`s one of the founding fathers of the electric guitar.

[@ethan7744]

Elmore van dodewaard Yepp he’s the main guy!

[@kramalerav]

The modern electric guitar was invented a few years before Hendrix was born.

[@Dollaz4Eva]

When he said " The sky is crying", and Hendrix trickled down the guitar like that....Damn..like he was playing tear drops...crazy

[@elliotskunk]

what time was that?

[@mpcc2022]

He felt and understood the music.

[@GabrielPohl]

4:37

[@jjh11]

4:05

[@christopher.cordova]

what song is this?

[@marclefebvre7071]

every rock lover should watch this clip. How can you not say Jimmy Hendrix was and still is the greatest guitarist ever!

[@maurochinobrochero9359]

Gracias al a persona q filmó esto , abrazo eterno desde ARGENTINA

[@RikiNewtonMusicianSongwriter]

Jimi Hendrix was soo famous by this point - they had to give him 2 slots instead of one - the demand was so high - and so was Jimi. Lol. Thanx for uploading - excellent footage !! Peace. Rx

[@JamesBond-ml3zp]

Riki Newton the image of Hendrix was perpetrated that he was the ultimate junkie, no food , no water, no sleep, etc. but truth be known The Beatles used more DRUGS than Hendrix could even imagine. Lennon, Clapton, etc. were on Heroin.... Hendrix NEVER touched the stuff!!!

[@JamesBond-ml3zp]

Lennon admitted to doing LSD at least 1000 times as well as Heroin.

[@jasonlee8497]

Actually....Jimi returned to Newport after his own terrible show.....to redeem himself....according to his drummer Mitch Mitchell

[@zivkovicable]

Hendrix wasn't that well known until after he died. He is much more famous now.

[@mattmedzzz6745]

@@JamesBond-ml3zp hendrix also Was a heroin junkie

[@klauswhitedreamer]

The best sound of a Strat, so iconic, God bless you, Jimi !

[@dodeka]

Not just any Strat It’s his white Strat he swapped a Tele neck on! Man, I’ve been lookin for this footage since I got my 1st Tele. Thank God for youtube!!!

[@andyolinatz7804]

and look at the atmosphere . so cool and relaxed ... oh the good old times!

[@susanbrown2909]

The sky’s clear and bright,before pollution ruined it .

[@SoloTravelerOffTheBeatenPath]

@@susanbrown2909Bruh there was plenty of pollution during this time. Air pollution in places like LA was so bad in the 70s that they had red alert days where school children couldn’t even play outside and your lungs would burn. There is way less heavy manufacturing, and way more emissions regulations in America today. The air quality has improved since decades past.

[@rebeccabailey527]

Relaxed? You did see people throwing stuff at the guy taking pictures right? Audiences were becoming pretty hostile at this point.

[@witchyjuls777]

Drummer!👍🤩🌈🥁. Whole Hendrix Band....Awesome!!! Cant say it enough. Great Concert.

[@colterino]

Wonderful peace Jimmy playing with buddy miles Singing so great.

[@steveobro49]

Jimi didn’t really like Buddy’s singing all that much , but he was a more solid drummer than Mitch . Mitch was more technical , but very sloppy at times live . And Noel would get totally lost sometimes also . Jimi was just on a completely different level and not easy to follow either . It’s quite sad he died so tragically and young . It’s hard to imagine how much better he might have gotten and what direction he would have went . There’s no one that can even come close in certain aspects of his spirit and intensity not to mention creativity. At times he was off , but there was so much chaos around him it seemed .

[@sneakerfacevids441]

@@steveobro49Are you kidding me? Mitch was 100d better drummer than Buddy. Buddy was a great asset as a singer, and I think Jimi appreciated Buddy leading the show a bit and taking attention off him. I think Jimi sometimes just liked to jam and not worry about being a leader .

[@michaeldrake2232]

I like to say that Jimi with his music ability and talen was the best. He was more than just a guitar player he was a man with a message. for the world to hear.Just listen to his learics he is putting out a message

[@cardimars757]

"My Uncle Was Jimi Hendrix's MK Ultra Handler (Evidence) " Rachel Caruso , No Witness.

[@NikkiDreadlocks]

ONE OF THE BADDEST MOTHERS TO EVER LIVE ♥️🙌🏽🌪🔥

[@vp_musik]

a stratocaster body with a telecaster neck, good innovation for those days.

[@t3kneek148]

Damn I didn’t notice that until I saw this comment 😂 thx

[@bubba5246]

I was just about to comment that same thing, thought it was pretty dope

[@t3kneek148]

@@bubba5246 it is dope, I thought about doing that like a month ago but he already did it😂

[@five-oboosted4102]

I’d guess there was zero thought to that. He routinely smashed his gear and that tele neck was slapped on with little choice in the moment.

[@johnocash8795]

He had to replace the neck of his strat before the concert, but there weren't any strat necks in stock. Jimi's crew took his guitar to a shop and they only had telecaster necks, so the guy at the shop had to modify the neck to let it fit on the strat body

[@jameslabs1]

Simply Beautiful. Thanks

[@chrisc1011]

Man that was great wish I could have seen Jimi live..i was only 3 years old in 1969 he’s the reason I play a Stratocaster today.

[@shaqeelzainalabdeen231]

I'm 11 and I've never seen a Jimi Hendrix concert but I love his music

[@user-ff7fg5hu1x]

you're in for a pleasant experience

[@euandyer]

Keep listening to Jimi Hendrix!

[@sesshomarumetalroad4287]

Legend never die !

[@barbarahill9658]

One of the most obviously greatest guitar players in the world.

[@peterroberts7684]

Hendrix Number One dude☝️

[@ugocdf7706]

Chur ....boy ! Buddy miles and jimmy armonizing the blues toghether,thank you for showing this: I will enjoy it,right now!

[@juniorone4485]

That first 3 minutes was a blessing so glad I found this and got to see that first 3 minutes his spirt coming out through the guitar is magical

[@MetaphysicalMusicMaven]

Never another Jimi. Never ever.

[@coldacre]

Music Maven Publishing John Frusciante says hello ;)

[@エンジェルデストロイヤー]

Jhon has his own style.

[@sakalamtvcommunity6896]

and never ever another BB king!!!!

[@JOELBEJARANO]

Why such great talent, gone too soon. Nothing like him ever again .

[@3ossomok588]

he was a drug addict

[@hendrixj9901]

@@3ossomok588 and will be more successful than you will ever be lol

[@lancerx1759]

Jimi took his Negatives Flipped & Turned them around to create something Exclusively Beautiful

[@prajnachan333]

Jimi and Buddy playing together in the summer before their New Years Eve show 1969-1970 as 'the Band of Gypsies'. We Got To Live Together Yes Buddy 🎉 Take it Jimi ! 🕉

[@jdobbs7700]

The recording of the New Year's Eve is outstanding. I recently went back and listened to that album on vinyl and really enjoyed it. If you think about it now in 2023, Jimi and Buddy would most likely be criticized for calling themselves "A Band of Gypsies." They were magical onstage that New Year's Eve.

[@franklanger3848]

Jimi Hendrix war ein genialer und großartiger Gitarrist und Sänger

[@toneyisaiah408]

Awesome footage of the classic concert.

[@jonah4295]

such a fucking legend. wish i was around when he was. my grandpa went to highschool with him in washington.

[@silkyrobinson5079]

Theres Love pouring out of the screen . Thats what the world, all of us need now . Jimi knew this.

[@dpault]

I never knew Hendrix ever played a tele neck on a strat body until seeing this. Wow.

[@spensergardner2014]

Pretty sure it'd have been an impromptu repair job during a tour. I read somewhere he broke a neck during a gig and the only spare his tech could get hold of that day was a Tele. Not sure how he did it, as they usually have different shaped neck pockets

[@Unfunny_Username_389]

@@spensergardner2014 whoah great info - cheers

[@jeremyallen3802]

Absolutely the best showman and guitar expert EVER

[@RusstafaB]

I have a friend of mine in the States (Record Producer) who saw Jimi at Newport and at the Miami Pop festival. He tells me unequivocally that at Miami Pop Jimi, Mitch and Noel took the place apart. He always refers to it as "the gig of the 20th Century"

[@billslutzky256]

Just imagine Jimmy with a good band behind him and the sound quality of today.....such a shame he was here for so little time

[@STETTRACE]

Bill Slutzky you mean no 10 foot stacks of 2 x 36” 6 feet long speaker cabinets?? Lol

[@Jah234]

Jimi had a excellent drummer and bass player the 3 of made sum of the best music at that time THE BEST R.I.P the experience

[@FORESTDONS]

Are you kidding me? Experience was a complete band

[@michaelcraig9449]

James, way better than todays shit bands!

[@michaelcraig9449]

Bill the amps and guitars were way better then. The P.A.'s are better now. Mitch Mitchell was one of the very best drummers of all time. Noel Redding was average on bass.

[@r.seymore8557]

this is great to watch. jimi loved to jam with different musicians.

[@lgoler]

Buddy Miles was one of the greatest groove drummers and man could he sing!

[@benabraham2783]

Buddy is definitely a good singer, but Mitch Mitchell was a mad good drummer in the JHExperience!

[@davidfanara3229]

@@benabraham2783 fact ! Jimi brought Mitch back !

[@Milaaaaad]

Lucky those people who could witness this magic live