Jimi Hendrix Live in Sweden '69 - Spanish Castle Magic

Jimi Hendrix plays Spanish Castle Magic (and has some fun with the crowd) in Sweden, 1969

[@thinlizzy44]

Neil Young said, when asked who the top guitar players were, "There's Hendrix. And there's everybody else. There wasn't anyone even close to that guy." Man, i cannot even imagine what it would've been like to see this cat. He's a one time only artist. I mean, it must have been like an out of body experience to see shit like this. He absolutely had a god like aura about him, even beyond his playing. It's as if the guitar was a part of him or something. The world will never see anything like that again.

[@carlsmith1263]

SRV.

[@eldritchsun40]

As much as I love SRV he doesn't come close to Hendrix when it comes to originality in my opinion.

[@richardmayers1767]

Agree completely. Hendrix was in his own category; I think that people forget what a great WRITER he was too...

[@hesch-tag]

Don't base anything on this terrible gig. Hendrix was the absolute best, but this was a horrible concert.

[@guilherme832]

What do you think about John Frusciante? In many solos he sounds a lot like Hendrix, almost like if he was a wannabe

[@Mr29roses]

He was pissed with everything. I just left a comment about what was going on behind the scenes. He's suffering heavily - what a solo - the massive intensity of it shows he was not in a good space, but his playing kept him going. He loved Mitch Mitchell as a drummer! And if you listen closely, Mitchell plays along to some of Hendrix' solo, doing phenomenal fills and rolls!!! He's one of the all time greatest drummers in rock history!!!!

[@johnny14980]

What was going on! I can't find your other comment

[@TheKiddingStar]

@@johnny14980 basically he was being worked to death and threatened by the mob I believe because of his managers incompetence and jimi spending waaaaayyy too much on electric lady land studios, this combined with the fact that jimi hadn't put out a super hit album in a while had put him in a tight spot

[@johnny14980]

@@TheKiddingStar finally. Only waited 4 months to know this lmao. I appreciate it

[@joedewitwomey9627]

Great comment dude!

[@wehaveasituation]

@@TheKiddingStar And too Jimi was really tired of Noel and wanted him out.

[@rainbowbridge4766]

0:57 hahaha yo mitch we arent starting yet

[@OrinVRDJ]

Rainbow Bridge Too add a little context - they normally start around that point, but sometimes Jimi extends it on a whim. Same thing happens in Fire - though this time Mitch now knows to wait for Jimi’s signal to move on. In fact, Noel ‘jumps the gun’ on Fire for the same reason. I think what I like about it though is that it doesn’t exactly sound like a mistake. In fact - if you watch the whole show there a moment or two where Mitch loses his sticks in the middle of playing and has to quickly grab a new set. I didn’t even notice this the first 10 times Ive listened to this set.

[@johndrowe5281]

Perhaps they were all afloat on something ... before they start Mr Hendrix counts the first five frets of his Strat 3 X !!! Were they moving? He can play just “fine” with his eyes closed !🙄😆😉😎🎸👨🏼‍⚕️🎸. As long as everyone had fun❣️

[@tozguitar]

ha well spotted

[@papam351]

Jimi opened with Spanish Castle Magic the three times we saw him. He was great all three times. The last time he said, "we'll come back when we're more better rested up". He never returned and I'm still sad but glad he graced us with his presence.

[@veronicaalleyne]

" the beautiful ones hurt you everytime"-Prince

[@Drewski79]

That’s awesome you saw him play. For me as a guitar player that has been studying him for years and appreciating him,, I just wish once live I could see him… even on a off night

[@sallisboa4569]

🌹🎸🙏

[@bigboolinken4756]

Wow literally amazing I wasn’t even alive to hear this with my own eyes but not a days goes by that I listen to this and it rocks me to the core

[@papam351]

@@bigboolinken4756 Those were three of the best nights of my life. Too bad he left us too soon.

[@whisperingthunder2107]

Not only did he define electric guitar for the modern era...he was his own sound man and guitar tech...dig this man the most.

[@Couldnotexplain]

That bend at 3:27 makes me jump around with excitement.

[@stillebenfilm]

You´re right man, nice spotted, detail 💪

[@mikeisamovie]

"...1733...benjamin franklin studios..."

[@dylanswint1795]

+mikeisamovie haha who thinks to say something like that? hilarious

[@edselguru]

+Cyborg Rabbit ...and no crowd reaction. They probably didn't have a clue what he was talking about!

[@mikeisamovie]

+edselguru - - i wouldn''t be too hasty on that thought, edselguru. europeans study and know our history a lot better than many of our fellow citizen, especially the political side. but, i just commented on jimi's improv humor referencing his "moldy oldie", as he used to call it as well.

[@Kelly14UK]

+mikeisamovie I think society in the west had progressed major tenfold by 1730s and the whole "witchcraft" rubbish had thankfully gone out of style. Elecrticity is something to be "embraced" haha. Thank God for Jimi.

[@hesch-tag]

If Jimi had still lived, this video would never have seen the light of day and that would suit me fine. His remark at the beginning says it all. Here he was totally uninspired and fed up.

[@joeymangano3122]

Jimi is way more about him than being able to do ahead of his time finger work. There is so much more great about him. Positives. Genius of this and that. Jimi wasn't amazing.....he was "Magically Amazing" and no one will ever one ever be like that in the way he was! Love him!

[@oscarrocabert6268]

I actually got the urge to play drums listening to His Majesty Mitch Mitchell.

[@oscargarciamiguel6745]

Totalmente de acuerdo tocayo, pero también el bajista es sublime 😉

[@silentsmilez503]

This lead is the best ive ever heard iny life and ive listened to all kinds of metal and blues, rock, pop, ive heard it all. This tops everything, the drums r off

[@mokodo813]

Despite the tensions between what was going on within the band, Jimi still persevered.

[@PlagueRatt]

Im reading all these comments about everything that was going on with them at the time and how mad he was at this concert and i think you can really tell how he was using his music as an escape especially in these crazy solos.

[@skateforzero357]

"We're gonna do a thing recored in 1733 on the Benjamin Franklin studio." I found this hilarious. Jimi was a unique character. That what made him so great.

[@michaeljames190e]

Watch “Killing Floor” at this very same jimijam. And at 2:09 you’ll understand even more man.

[@shaunw9270]

In an era when music and fashion were in a constant state of flux ... obviously Jimi is jokingly refering to it as an oldie.

[@camthacker758]

This man's music will never die

[@monkeyliver1986]

Noel is an underrated bassist

[@shaunw9270]

Yes , weirdly and sadly underrated by many claiming to be fans of the band. Obviously not underrated by Jimi or he wouldn't have chosen him .. Noel told him he wasn't a bass player but Jimi obviously liked what he heard.

[@mitchb2305]

As a bassist myself, I can see he's a timekeeper, and rarely much more. Jack Bruce for instance was more dynamic AND he was singing. But Noel's providing a very solid set of lines, which was needed because Jimi and Mitch were often pushing to the max! Somebody has to hold down the fort while the pilots are flying.

[@CursedInEternity92]

Idk the lines he played were fine, his sound is also fat and you can tell hear it's just bone crushing loud, he's there really to help jimi and that's what he does.

[@komjong]

Jimi was looking at his guitar like "why the fuck can't I get this dang thing in tune!!???......." lol

[@infidelheretic8008]

He tuned onstage just for show. He got the pitch he wanted by manhandling the strings on the fretboard, controlling them individually, and with the vibrato. Amazing guitar player with a unique style.

[@jefftateii9403]

infidel heretic bullshit, his lower pitched strings are clearly out of tune when he's playing chords during the chorus. Jimi's drastic string bends are what caused him to be perpetually out of tune.

[@deered6661]

Perfection....guitar was to brother Jim like a member of his body ...he was playing it like someone would whistle.

[@AlleinerRitter]

Most influential musician of 20th century. Pure genius.

[@doitnowvideosyeah5841]

Hendrix and Coltrane painted with sound. Everyone else even Parker, Davis, Segovia, Beatles made glorious music.

[@anton2417]

@@doitnowvideosyeah5841 beatles is a glorified garage band. Rory gallagher played far more reliably live than hendrix also.

[@patrickdiao]

​@@anton2417no garage band could create Sgt pepper's mate

[@anton2417]

@@patrickdiao i've heard the stones being called a garage band before, yet they where better musicians.

[@patrickdiao]

@@anton2417 lol, paul himself is better musician than all the stones combined except maybe brian jones

[@paulgiovanni9946]

the solos he did in this concert were all insane

[@thenakedaliens]

Seems like he just wanted to solo and really dig in and play this show. He didn’t really try on the vocals and interactions with the band arrangements

[@debomb721]

@@thenakedalienssuper agree

[@alanzabinski6363]

Always imitated, never duplicated. He had the heart, the soul, and the deep emotion. Great talented guitarists came after who were incredible but lacked the human God given gift that came to Jimi naturally. Without naming names those of you who understand do understand.

[@MorningView4]

Even on his off nights Jimi was amazing. He rips the solo on this. And Mitch is one of the best drummers ever and Noel is holding it down quite well. This band was like a bomb exploding on stage.

[@Nikola85ZgCRO]

There is a moment here that is magical to me. For most of the song Jimi had been kinda uninterested and absent, the beginning especially. He went into the solo and tried to get into it, played brilliantly for mortal standards, but for Jimi it looked and sounded like he just wasn't feeling it. Then at 3:15 he takes two steps forward and the stars align. He's calm, collected, inspired and brutal. Pure magic.

[@y0urfae]

It was because his guitar was really out of tune, but it must of been one of lower strings because the solo was in tune and awesome

[@dbige23]

You have to be in the "state of mind" to see what you saw the way you did. And your totally right. This show has always been kinda "off" for him, from my perspective. He seems sarcastic with his comments and just not in the mood, but what makes him my favorite is that he can express that pure frustration by transmuting it into pure gold through the "public saxiphone." A true musical alchemist. He's tuned down I believe a whole step which gives these songs a real downtrodden bluesy vibe that when your in the mood for it nothing is better. This might be my favorite concert of his. I'm still just blown away by this guy. I mean I really enjoy a lot of other guitarists, but Jimi was really an alien.

[@markobarrows4304]

Wow to be judging any part of this is almost blasphemy as far as guitar players go; you must really be somethin'.

[@markobarrows4304]

Sorry Nicola, no relation to Tesla, where can I hear you/your playing/music?

[@Nikola85ZgCRO]

Marko, I'm not judging it as far as guitar players go, I'm not judging it at all, I'm just comparing Jimi here to Jimi elsewhere. That being said, I think it's pretty clear from my original comment how highly I regard Jimi, so it's weird to me that you managed to interpret my comment as judgment or as something negative.

[@nicolasr5105]

4:19 Wtf Thanks universe for being alive in the right time to witness JIMI and this cosmic joke that we call life.

[@hollywoodjoe123]

NICOLAS RODRIGUEZ - - WELL SAID - - I HAVE THOUGHT THAT WAY MANY TIMES - - THANK YOU - - JOE NANIA - - NEW YORK CITY

[@bradnelson4778]

Imagine Hendrix with Jack Bruce or John Paul Jones on bass.

[@westtexas7]

Jack Bruce on bass and Keith Moon on drums.

[@JohnDoe-hq7yg]

@@westtexas7 Mitch was better than Keith!

[@JohnDoe-hq7yg]

Noel is just as good as those guys.

[@doitnowvideosyeah5841]

@@JohnDoe-hq7yg I always considered Redding a guitarist who was a decent bass player. Would have been great had he lived to play with some of the jazz rock guys of the 70's

[@dmoore0079]

@@JohnDoe-hq7yg Mitch was definitely had better chops, but in a battle of sheer speed, Keith could hold his own

[@lisanders11]

Mr Hendrix swirvels a mighty glance at mr Mitchell in the beginning. Mitch was eager to start, so he just started playing, a bit too early! But when they all come together it is the heaviest freightship our universe has seen and layed ears upon! Formidable! And the performance of M. Mitchell is unique and one of purest heaven like EXPERIENCES ever!

[@robertb.593]

Mitch came in correctly per the recorded version. Maybe they had rehearsed it with a longer intro and he forgot. Who knows, but Jimi sure shot him a glance.

[@oscargarciamiguel6745]

Oyendo este tema genial me sitúo en el Alcázar de Segovia, o en el castillo de Coca, que he visitado hace poco. Eterno Jimi Hendrix. Genio indiscutible

[@letitiagould988]

I still say I have seen anyone master Jimmy Hendrick and the way he plays Electrician guitar. He made music from another galaxy and when you listen to his music it travels throughout the planet.

[@micheladavis]

I saw this man twice and he crushed it

[@realasscracka]

my friend said Jimi was Bakersfield plowed on Acid.. insane

[@Demy1970]

Listening since the mid 70’s and it never gets old. The music is still the best and wish he stuck around longer till about now, he would be 82 coming up on November 27.

[@seanseffer9015]

His imagination and vision combined with the technical ability make him the best we've ever had as a guitarist

[@davidratcliffe1]

I saw him one night, 7-5-70 at the Miami Jai-Alai Fronton. he played the night before at the Atlanta Pop Festival.

[@elliot8087]

Damn even on a bad day the amount heart and soul he lays into the guitar is amazing

[@paulkardoulias9547]

This a genius piece of music. Who would have thought of anything close to that sound in C#. It amazes me each time I listen to it

[@DrTomoculus]

4:49 - and then, out of nowhere, arrived the Space Hyenas from Venus.

[@ChrisBGSl]

No mass of pedals and effects boxes. Just total mastery of the guitar. He was one of a kind.

[@kingbrinston]

I wish for a guitar playing imagination close to the one Hendrix has, he played and wrote lyrics of what he heard and felt inside of himself. Man what great music he put out . Everything he played was in his own way, and mostly self taught. A real musical Geinus.

[@lancesecrest7577]

Spanish Castle, the jam bar outside of Seattle where they all used to congregate and jam.

[@jamesmedina2062]

So true and well stated!!

[@kingbrinston]

To be a real Henry's girl you have to listen to crash landing some will rainfall and piecing Mississippi middles Reuben taken to the outer edges of music

[@stringsnare]

People dont realize he had a great sense of humour. Counting those frets bahahaha

[@sdfitz65]

It's hard not to say that Jimi is the greatest guitarist of all time!

[@MontUHURU_Mimia777]

*Even while being worked to the point of exhaustion and suffering nervous breakdowns, by his manager no less, Mike Jefferey, who just happened to work for British intelligence by the way, Jimi's mastery still shines through. And if Mike's henchmen hadn't of murdered Jimi over his suing Mike, maybe he'd still be with us. So, while I imagine all the great music we **_missed_** out on, I'm so glad we get to obsess over the classics Jim left behind.*

[@JohnDoe-hq7yg]

Conspiracy jerkoff, lol. He died of his own hand. Case closed.

[@MontUHURU_Mimia777]

@@JohnDoe-hq7yg *I **_DON'T_** want **_anyone_** to take my word for this_...DO THE RESEARCH._ IT'S WELL DOCUMENTED. **_JERK-OFF._*

[@MontUHURU_Mimia777]

@@JohnDoe-hq7yg _I DON'T_ want _ANYONE_ to take my word for this. _DO THE RESEARCH._ Cause It's all well documented. _JERK-OFF._

[@JohnDoe-hq7yg]

@@MontUHURU_Mimia777 bullshit. Your research didn't work for you. You researched biased info. Grow up, dickhead!

[@enzocostanza8202]

5:20 Jimi could really make his sound feel like a monster

[@corazonmanosypies2]

Minute 0:54 Mitch begins the rhythm of the verse of the song three measures before, then Jimy looks at it as saying: What the hell are you doing man? and then Mitch corrects his mistake by following the riff of the intro

[@purplequeen1727]

Best guitarist of all time.

[@lorettahookano6139]

Seems so unrehearsed, uninhibited, sometimes out of tune & raw which what I truly love about it all !

[@shottskii]

HAHAH he's barely hanging on! He's so high he has to count the frets! RIP the greatest of all time

[@jamesmedina2062]

its also because je is closing his eyes and feeling it.

[@blica1]

I swear that Jimmy comes from another astral plain..His guitar playing makes the hair on the back of your neck not only stand up, but stay like that for years !

[@betterthantelly2993]

blica1 great point. all the dare I say true artists and I don't mean Luvvie s I mean authentic artists come from the core hence why our cores are ignited.

[@oracleeye]

2:37 : the master of cool tunes his guitar IN THE MIDDLE OF A SOLO

[@doitnowvideosyeah5841]

Not that hard really. You get a feel for it

[@troyjones2358]

Piece of crap wouldn’t stay in tune due to extreme, vigorous playing.

[@philgoodyear1513]

Chaotic, coherent and incredible.

[@jaimedolcesinnersole]

he looks like he's not having such a great time..but he still plays incredibly..

[@alne53]

It's not surprising, Jimi led an incredibly depressed life toward the end of it.

[@roshankhan50]

jaimedolcesinnersole I read a comment on the video of the full performance that the entire band was very agitated during this particular performance, due to the lack of drugs available in Sweden. The comment mentioned how they all shared a single hit of speed and just drank while performing. The comment goes onto mention how Jimi didn't enjoy drinking much. However, the thing is Jimi did drink a lot. Once spending all his military salary at the first bar he came across. So he may not have enjoyed alcohol but certainly seemed to consume a fair bit of it. I do genuinely beleive the band was only on alcohol and a little speed during this performance due the uncharacteristic lack of gurning (jaw clenching) displayed by Jimi.

[@dressedtosmellgood]

you can see that mitch messed up the intro a bit. dunno if that set the tone or if he was already grumpy. im guessing the audience wasnt particpating as much as the american crowds, probably didnt understand much of his banter etc

[@duanegeorges9339]

Even the great ones are ' On the Job' sometimes

[@manhalen7046]

Theyre probably all dope sick

[@joelpolinepo3481]

O som que esse cara tirava nessa época era um absurdo !!!

[@tiborzkarate1]

Jimi is magic no one is better being a mysterious guitar player. I'm listening his music since 1966 and never got bored of him. God loves him.

[@OllyRybarczuk]

When I get a time machine, I'm so gonna go back to 1733 and visit Benjamin Franklin Studios

[@dudereno21]

When people ask me my favorite songs I tell em the real ones

[@2574mcu]

This is one of my top 10 favorite Jimi Hendrix songs.

[@tonyajohnson827]

Nobody can touch Hendrix as far as guitar ! NEVER EVER !

[@MrJT69]

Tonya Johnson Prince can

[@rampagingpigg7724]

John Shaw haha no

[@ficacar99]

No one can touch guitar as far as Hendrix xd

[@samuraichopchop1803]

Yep hands down hes the master. No one comes close.

[@pabloalvez915]

Michelangelo Batio and Alan Holdsworth can, however.

[@justinkline1294]

Oh my God, he was also funny! Never thought of Jimi's sense of humor before. Awesome start.

[@jeffreyharding6180]

I’m telling you I’m 58 and one of my fathers brothers turned me on to Hendrix 40 years ago.And it has never stopped amazing me it never gets old people

[@johnjoefitzpatrick8483]

Hendrix might've pioneered the heavy metal riff with this song.

[@DannyJamesGuitar]

If we travel by my... *puff*... Dragonfly. Haha, awesome.

[@gecobrarrett4532]

Danny James Puff, the magic Dragonfly.

[@roberttaylor7064]

Danny James ..heh.."DRAG....N- FLY" i have another version where he spaces the words out more..✌

[@michelguevara151]

take this magick carpet , drag 'n' fly

[@mesianichebrew2305]

He talking about a "joint", reefer, marijuana, mary jane etc

[@noneofyourbeeswax01]

@@mesianichebrew2305 ..."Rainy Day Women"

[@JonasDaniel95]

nice fuzz on Noels bass :)!

[@Cap683]

I think that he is playing through Marshals

[@carlosm3895]

i think it could be his univox super fuzz?

[@mattdelany6799]

He is even great with his guitar out of tune. 3:26 is amazing. He stands alone.

[@MickyKD]

Spanish castle magic has grown on me more, and this solo has just so much character. I love this slow tempo heavy af playing during this concert

[@georgecandreva2842]

Jimi Hendrix: The Screamin' (M.F.) Eagle from Outer Space! Master Of The Electrified Universe. No contest! Case closed.

[@nirvanasimp3861]

I like how mitch starts the other part of the song earlier then what jimi intended, and then he looks at mitch like👁👄👁

[@bluejeans725]

Jimi made better electronic sounds than any electronic music ever made.. This performance was truly special, lucky students.

[@shawnhuff6024]

Noal is awesome he always played his part well

[@Mindboggle100]

I think this truly captures the brilliance of Jimi... cameraman did a great job, clear audio too!

[@dave4590]

Jimmi was murdered. 😢

[@phantomofoaktown]

OMFG !! I can't believe that I found any live footage of Hendrix on KZbin, it's a freaking miracle!!!!!!😁😁😁😁😁😁😁🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗👏👏👏👏👏🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@MySpaceDxC_Suffo_AtTheGates]

This entire band is insanely talented

[@the_hero7801]

I have synesthesia and listening to Hendrix play live , I'm convinced he had synesthesia as well because you can only feel so far with playing but if you're gifted you'll be taken anywhere

[@doitnowvideosyeah5841]

Hendrix would have benefited from electronic tuners and (even tho I usually am not a fan) Floyd Rose vibratos

[@iost5459]

It’s called LSD

[@newusernamehere4772]

@@iost5459 Synesthesia is actually a side effect OF psychedelics... Or if you're a musician it's the most important effect

[@JosePedro-er8jp]

Sim que eu me lembro no Livro que ly sobre a estoria de na presao segunda clase bosta pra fazer a todos que li veria na queli mumento

[@matthewtaylor7355]

There are a lot of these recordings in swden Tivoli 1967 was recorded same as this. he liked the Tivoli gardens so I read

[@EmeraldWoodArchives]

He may have been pissed off and thought it sounded shit, but that solo tells another tale.

[@littlehorn3401]

What I'm interested if you know

[@wade7662]

LITTLE HORN correct me if I’m wrong but I believe the band was fighting before the show and he was having technical difficulties throughout.

[@Monoaux]

I was like “this is just okay” then the guitar solo started.

[@elguiridelondres6]

This level of improvisation is right up there on a par with John Coltrane. Superb vid. Thanks.

[@elvisprestley7793]

to Jimi Hendrix you have inspired us and we miss you you are the universe Master of the guitar there was no one else that compared you in that era with the guitar of rock and roll era of the 60s and who has lived the sixties those days of heroin and dropping acid smoking pot those were the days of hippie and today we still live in that era no matter how or where we go it's in everybody's mind who has lived in this era but still feels it today rock and roll will live on you in infamy it will never die rock and roll is here to stay and what always stay here forever it will live in infamy TCB Elvis Presley That's it man rock and roll will never die

[@mjimih]

even though Jimi was struggling with the sound equipment, this is imo the coolest SCM of all of them.

[@babbsanlindblad7719]

So glad I found this One! Amazing! 💜💜💜

[@williamfabiano543]

they were basically burnt out from constantly touring. The Experience was the highest paid act in 1969 but their music was played out. Jimi was looking for a change or other artists. if you listen to "cry of love tour" you'll see how much his music was evolving. way ahead of the competition.

[@adamlthompson4966]

So where do you think all of jimies money went.? I hear and read he was broke and had to rely on the generosity of friends at the peak of his popularity. What are your thoughts on the topic of him being exploited by record producers and or management?

[@karlbahena1733]

@@adamlthompson4966 to his manager

[@SimoneStclair-xu5uu]

I want to cry ..fuck.. what talent..Also Janis.only early 20's...jeeeeeezeeesss oxo❤ loving him .Thank you Jimi😂

[@alfredoboulton1982]

Nobody could connect with the instrument like him. Jimi's sound is timeless, unteachable, unlearnable. One of one.

[@Lensman64]

1:04 I had no idea Geddy Lee played in the "Experience"!

[@blica1]

I want that fucking Ludwig Black Panther drum kit !! It's mean and beautiful all at the same time.

[@Konstance001]

I would just love to hear him talk

[@RossMonster]

Lol. Mitch came in at the normal time, but Jimi didn't. Good recovery, though.

[@Oksig]

RossMonster hell no, they never did that intro part that short it was Mitchs fail for sure

[@MackeyWilliams]

6:10 thinking about a transition into Are You Experienced?

[@sword649]

I've been alive 52yrs listening & watching clips/videos/interviews for 3/4 of my life and Jimi just keeps getting better what's up with that....

[@iadorelife]

Major Thanks for putting this up, hope its your original stuff. Cheers. real magic. 399

[@marcioleonel6430]

quase pirei de ver os solos de guitarra de jimi hendrix, ele ainda é o maior guitarrista do mundo , mesmo que esteja morto a quase 50 anos. ouvi muito jimi hendrix quando morei por um 1 ano no bairro da faisqueira em pouso alegre m.g em 1982. eu sou de são paulo e os mineiros da vizinhança me perguantavam quem tocava aquela guitarra fora do comum e eu dizia jimi hendrix. fantastico.

[@lesliegprice6652]

He played this when I saw him at the recording of the BBC Simon Dee Show it was the day after I bought Axis Bold As Love, I shook his hand and told him how much I loved the music, he said " thanks ,man ..."

[@caroljohanson2807]

Leslie G Price Oh man I wish I could trade you lives right now that is so cool his hands were huge huh

[@burmansmith3944]

Jimi looks bored and playing great, just goes through the motions....The Spanish Castle was a club on the outskirts of Seattle , Paul Revere and The Raiders played there before their Dick Clark days...

[@hiphoprnb9956]

wow this solo got me blowin my mind!

[@professfuckerQueens]

!

[@SuperAwsomeplaya]

1:43 up to 1:47 futuristic riff

[@alexpanopoulos1161]

One time i drunkenly got a hendrix tattoo when i was 17 and sometimes i ask myself “was this stupid?” Each time i watch this vid and say “FUCK ASS NO!!”

[@thepolyglotraccoon]

You're not stupid bro. Jimi Hendrix is the best guitarist ever. Btw, Flea tattoo'ed Jimi's face on his shoulder.

[@alexpanopoulos1161]

@@thepolyglotraccoon well if a doge says its not stupid then it must be true

[@MrAlgurion]

that drummer is sick too!!!

[@ronriggs9954]

Mitch Mitchell and the bassist, Noel Redding was pretty incredible too.

[@BebopBadu]

Mitch Mitchell was a monster!

[@The_Promiseland]

My favorite version.

[@maguspage9204]

Great footage! Love the voodoo Chile break in the middle. His extended solos take everyone to another planet, except for Noel Redding who really never related to onstage jamming

[@ERIK000000000]

Still here in 2020 and raw. 😎

[@ezhookd]

The Experience about at their peak, excluding the very beginning. Listen to the dynamic interplay, as if a near perfect trio, like Cream, had been created. A shortlived era of some real good music bein' created for our conspicuous consumption and appreciation.

[@mistrynp]

what a musician he was, great improvisor

[@parmec1875]

Duane Allman or Jimmy Page (30 - 40 minutes of Dazed and Confused)

[@YvonneHensley-it1jz]

Imagine what he would have achieved if things had been different.