Jimi Hendrix - Red House (Live) very rare

possibly the best highest quality version ever recorded.
The Jimi Hendrix Experience Live at Fillmore East 2nd show
May 10, 1968

[@prajnachan333]

Visited this planet earth 🌏 for 27 years, and shook the universe to it's core (!) Jimi Hendrix, where are you now? In another body? Part of the universal vibration, music and light? You left a big impression on life here, continuing forever. 🕉 Bless you- gratitude 🙏

[@Rick-ov5rp]

Greatest instrumentalist of eternity (so far!) Jimi is at top of all composer musicians across all types of music going back 5000+years ago!

[@brandonterzic]

he isn't the top, nor would he want to be. He is COMPLETELY his OWN thing, which is, in effect, at the top hahahahahahah...

[@dylanprice3107]

Jimi Hendrix is literally a genius.. no one will ever match this sound

[@dylanprice3107]

And Mitch Mitchell...

[@persephone1062]

@@dylanprice3107 Word! MM was def an equal partner to JH!!! 💯

[@persephone1062]

@Dylan Price: WORD!!! 🔥🎇🔥💯💜💜💜

[@williambourg7113]

True genius is the quote from him at the beginning When the power of love becomes greater than the love of power the world will.know peace

[@redwings1158]

SRV Came REALLY, REALLY CLOSE!!

[@lukeschmidt7246]

Today is my birthday, it's been 22 years since I first heard this jam. Who's still here???!?!

[@robturnbull29]

The greatest guitarist of all time. The man has no equals. Peace and love to you brother. I couldn't meet you in this world, but I sure as hell will see you in the next. Peace ✌ ☮

[@subzero308]

Don't be late...

[@robertlavorna2968]

ill meet you on the next one, and dont be late....God bless jimi!!

[@robturnbull29]

@@robertlavorna2968 Magic

[@robertlavorna2968]

@@robturnbull29 nothing better than finding someone that appreciates the innovator, the soul , and the ultimate example of greatness....feel sorry for the young today, they are not willing to appreciate the best in the past...they dont have the attention spand...its sad...

[@JesusMowsMaLawn]

@@robertlavorna2968 You can say that again. I'm currently in high school, and the number of kids that don't listen to anything before the 2000's is depressing. Even with all the new technology we have nowadays, no one's ever come close to Hendrix

[@a.j.martin7059]

I sometimes tell people, if I had to spend the rest of my life on a desert island somewhere, and could only bring one music album, it would be "Electric Ladyland". I'll soon be 80.

[@michelguevara151]

still young then :-)

[@jkgramps]

Absolutely love ya, buddy! I'm only approaching 64, but I feel ya!!

[@jwilcox9198]

My choice, too!

[@tonyblanco7213]

My favorite Hendrix album. Bless your heart.

[@brandonmolina7603]

I started listening to this when I was 16 I am now 18 I love Jimi

[@ronniesandoval7231]

Then Jimi became the master of the Fender Stratocaster. History was being made and I was growing up listening to real music and at 66 years I'm still listening to Jimi,Duane, and Eric to this day.

[@tracyjungmann1756]

Indeed! No need to mention any last names here, I know. I kinda like that REAL music too!

[@leerocheleau509]

I thought jimi said rory Gallagher was the best guitarist

[@bensblues]

@@leerocheleau509 myth

[@robertlavorna2968]

im 67..feel the same way....never, ever to be an era like that again....jimi is simply mesmorizing...

[@silverstuff182]

Yes, 70 this year. The smoky, swayin sixties.

[@krrrruptidsoless]

His guitar always thanks him for the lesson after he's done playing it.

[@takumifugiwara7604]

Hah great one! Never heard it before

[@persephone1062]

@@takumifugiwara7604 👍!!!

[@krrrruptidsoless]

@@takumifugiwara7604 🤦

[@zeph6439]

When the power of love overcomes the love of power, the world will know peace ~ Jimi Hendrix

[@jamescross5065]

You won't here that at mass , what book is that in, the one left out maybe , or just the middle east didn't understand Jimi

[@cyndygough4107]

Words of wisdom from The Master

[@Stonefree11]

That's why there is no peace..

[@musicbymartinv]

Zeph ☑️☑️☑️

[@keithmccaslyn2527]

No ya dont. As long as you many in thr collective belive that shit, not only do you get to be right about it and agrue for ur limitations but thats EXACTLY what you.ll experience as ur "reality",because of such a heavy belief. Ying yang is balance war and violencr are not thd same as true balance!!

[@LuAnnHeston]

Freaking stunning, 66 year old young lady still loving Jimi, always

[@user-ep9wz7ot6k]

@LuAnnHeston. ** HEY LUANN! 😮 THANKS FOR THE SHOT OF REALITY HERE!!! FORGET ABOUT A NUMBER THAT'S A METRIC OF TIMES OUR STONE GOES AROUND OUR SUN.... IT MEANS ZERO!!! AND, WHAT'S NOT TO LIKE OR ENJOY HERE WHETHER WE'RE 16 OR 66 OR 86, THESE ARE JUST METRICS!! THE MUSIC AND HOW IT CATALYZES OUR EMOTIONS/FEELINGS SHOULD TRANSCEND ALL THE OTHER CONSIDERATIONS & ACTIONS!! WE HAVE A SAYING WHERE I WAS RAISED AND IT'S SIMPLE, ALMOST A CLICHÉ. IT SAYS: "REAL PEOPLE DO REAL SHIT...!"AND YOU JUST MADE TRIBUTE TO THAT AXIOM👌👍😉⬆🆙 THANK YOU LUANN FOR KEEPING IT REAL!!! ENJOY THE MUSIC AND BE SAFE!!😉😣👌👍⬆🆙 RICHARD KAVAZANJIAN1964@GMAIL. COM YTM CREW TY!! 👌😜😉⬆🆙😊

[@jgcaesar4]

Jimi Hendrix and Red House. What can you say? Just listen to all of the different live versions and marvel at the variety, invention, feel, intensity and the amazing use of dynamics. 3 1/2 years? Are you kidding me? He had so much more to give.

[@nasc1008]

He wanted to learn theory and was supposed to collab with miles Davis his path was just getting started

[@persephone1062]

@@nasc1008 True! Lord, what we have missed by his too early passing... Sigh!!!

[@nasc1008]

@@persephone1062 he wanted to learn theory back in 68 but him ripping and running and touring he never got the chance to 😓

[@persephone1062]

@@nasc1008 Understood!... the only thing left is to be grateful for the JH legacy that we do have, and to honor and enjoy it as much as we can! 🙏💜

[@jbradleyb1]

In the third grade, in 66, I started taking guitar lessons. In 68 my Dad, a Doc Watson fan, bought me a Stratocastor. In 69, heard Jimi and 'Understood' right away what the purpose in the Universe was for the creation of the Stratocaster, and my musical world took off in a rock band through my high school years. I vividly remember the awe on the audiences' faces and my Dad's eyes lighting up when I unleashed Hendrix, peeling off his hard rock blues on my guitar, I even amazed myself at times. Thank you Jimi for showing me 'The Way' and those wonderful memories of a lifetime and You Tube for preserving his 'Art'.

[@jrtulls]

Nothing like stage performance to sometimes (not everytime) unleash something in you you didnt even know you had. its magical when it happens. Cheers!

[@ciarancdc]

Brad Byrd j

[@johnmacarthur8747]

Brad Byrd ...very nicely put....and I can feel the joy that the music brings with ya brother!

[@dantean]

Very cool of your dad, a Doc fan, to get it about Jimi with seeming ease. Probably not everyone's dad responded similarly.

[@MrCretemaniam]

GREAT STORY MAN .....MY DAD WAS A GREAT PLAYER BUT I CHOSE TO SMOKE POT INSTAED OF GET REALLY GOOD ! BUT I'M A GREAT CONCRETE FINISHER !!! GO FIGURE !!!

[@MrCretemaniam]

could listen to Jimi only for the rest of my life and never get bored

[@blvckwizzlemcm]

-me

[@MrCretemaniam]

Thanks for your comment Aaron ! I'm sure we aren't the only ones who feel this way! I need a chick who shares my love for Jimi's music . Seems like everything else would just fall into place ......what a concept huh ? Peace to you my brother !

[@Excalibur2112]

Jimi is the equivalent to Jesus Christ on electric guitar playing. You have EVH who is like the 2nd coming of Christ, and then all the other impressive wankers are just his disciples...

[@emmadas]

Jimi Hendrix is a bloody human he is not and never equivalent to Jesus Christ if your a Christian you need Repentance God loves you,

[@Excalibur2112]

Just an analogy, not a literal comparison. Don't you think his playing and abilities were God given at least? Hmmm, most celebrities and world famous people take their accomplishments for granted thinking they did things alone. God gave them their gifts and abilities through ITS own power.

[@willshaw6405]

The sheer inventiveness...and that's the definition of genius. Never was anyone like him, never will be.

[@silverstuff182]

17 at the time. We knew he was good. We didn't understand that he was incomparable and a genius.

[@fwebb1710]

Untiltomorrow9 unfortunate enough to be born in an entirely new century from this guy, 16 now, went to see his flat and had the urge just to break the glass and play something on his guitar there. He’s the best there is. May i ask you ? What’s your favourite recording of Jimi ?

[@careyhersey5495]

There was and only ever will be one Jimi Hendrix! ✌

[@billytheweasel]

"When the power of love overcomes the love of power the world will know peace. " Wow, looks like it WAS Jimi who coined that.

[@AlSemz]

The bending techniques in this version are absolutely amazing. So much feeling, it goes beyond playing ability, its like he transcends and becomes one with the guitar, generating pure emotion through the Amp. When Jimi was on, mannn was he ON!

[@oscarhaskinsiii3113]

I feel what your saying Brother !

[@naviababyg]

we're talking about the person the guitar was made for. Since he passed theres no reason for the guitar to exist.

[@ronaldlemley1462]

Well said. Carlos Santana said something similar about Hendrix. He talked with his guitar.

[@JoeKoOhNo]

Ronald Lemley If this is talking, it's gibberish.

[@ronaldlemley1462]

@@JoeKoOhNoLighten up, Joe. You aint all that either.

[@ASSman864]

happy birthday jimi. another year that your music has lived on to be heard by the next generation

[@nugsymalone1247]

No matter how much I listen to him, it always amazes me how he can be laughing and so aware while simultaneously being so personally vocal on his guitar. What a fucking gem he was

[@MrCretemaniam]

Nugsy Malone... It's hard to believe Jimmy really didn't think he could sing very well.

[@nugsymalone1247]

@@MrCretemaniam I kind of understand it, he didnt seem to have a singers voice. It was just him singing his songs as he would but it worked. It was him, and it was personal, thats what I like about him. Not to mention I think he was right when he said he could better express himself with the guitar than his voice.

[@MrCretemaniam]

@@nugsymalone1247 I hear you... I Love Jimi Hendrix voice.... He's the one who really said he thought he couldn't sing. Everyone who knew him said by nature he was actually very shy. I think that the guitar playing was a way out of himself , you know what I mean. Like you said.

[@nugsymalone1247]

@@MrCretemaniam No doubt, you could tell better what his emotion or attitude was by his singing. I like his singing too

[@ARDG89]

@@MrCretemaniam I would've never been able to guess his age hearing him sing. sounds like a 50 year old man hard to believe he died at 27

[@kingswayguitar]

I appreciate that he slowed it down only to rip it up for the solo. Peace

[@theboogieman6760]

Mitch Mitchell! Has got to be one of the top 5 drummers ever! Top notch recording ... T y

[@josephtuitavuki1917]

He is equally important to Jimis sounds. Lick for lick pushing the music to the limit. Just like you are supposed too!!

[@JoseMartinez-wc6du]

If this was recorded on New Years Eve Filmore East 2nd show 1970 then the drummer should be Buddy Miles Band of Gypsys

[@chriszelez7970]

@@JoseMartinez-wc6du Did he not pass away in the summer of 1970? Then this should be Dec 1969.

[@Les537]

@@JoseMartinez-wc6du I'd bet my left nut that this is mitch. No way Buddy plays like this. In fact they didn't even play red house at the NY gig. This is May 10th 1968

[@jamiemacd4984]

@@JoseMartinez-wc6du indeed

[@ghairraigh]

I really love Red House, 'cuz Jimi was such a great blues player, and played 'em different and hypnotized the listeners every time.

[@johnjohn4465]

A HIGH compliment comin from a White boy !!!! EVERY Guitar magazine should STILL have him on the front cover !!! Thanks for being so Cool !!!!! John

[@cyndygough4107]

He's still hypnotizing us. And always will.

[@curbozer5006]

And yet, the old school Bluesmen would put down for following his own style of the Blues!...Hendrix was unique.

[@rdhawk70]

@@curbozer5006 not exactly.

[@ASSman864]

@@curbozer5006 not all the old bluesman. One of jimis heros who he copied some of his style, buddy guy, eventually learned of jimi and liked him so much that he started copying jimis style in return. Crazy it was almost like buddy was chillin one day and realised some kid took his classic style and just evolved it to a whole new level and then when jimi died buddy would sortve tribute his style. Remember folks buddy wanted to do all the distortion and loud noise and rarely got his way, cause they thought people didnt wanna hear all that. Same thing the american producers were telling jimi, they dont wanna hear all that, but then the british loved it and once it blew up then those same american producers realised their mistake and started giving more distortion and fuzz a chance. So buddy was always down with the madness aspect of it but he plays a bit different than normal when he tributes jimi but not too much cause jimis style is just an evolution of his with others along the way

[@anthonywurst2548]

Plays the guitar like it's an old friend. A friendship for the ages.

[@6Stringfoxplayer]

you can read all methods of guitar, travel several times around the earth if you want, but you will not find these ideas of this genius of Jimi .. I never got addicted to anything except to .. abuse solos Jimi ..

[@tyronegwinn7652]

Don't even know how but it is,guitar god

[@danielmcmillan4557]

Cool

[@YouCanCallMeReTro]

If only they had more high quality recordings back then :( I can't even imagine how amazing it sounded in person

[@RuthlessDJs]

Can you image how it felt to play this Jam ? Whhooooossshhhh !!!

[@pierpalumbo415]

+KERRY JONES can u realize, will be forever

[@RuthlessDJs]

+pier bodyBsurf well I realise that I've been hypnotised I love you gypsy eyes !

[@robin2012ism]

Why does everyone say this same thing. There were great recordings made off the board then for official live LPs. The rest were lower quality because they were fans or bootleggers recording from the audience. If anything IT WAS THE PA SYSTEMS and the equipment like the mics and amps that could not handle turning it up to 11 like Jimi did.

[@YouCanCallMeReTro]

Andrew Heller Are you by any chance smoking crystal meth?

[@90Abaanglaiswolof]

I first started listining to Jimi in 1967, and the show is still going on.

[@curbozerboomer1773]

Jimi once said "And if I die, just keep playing the records..."...We all hear ya, Jimi!

[@johnmac8084]

Haven't heard this version before, thanks for sharing. Wow, enough ideas here alone to last a lifetime

[@alanmiller2250]

I have to think he's playing a Flying V.

[@ASSman864]

jimi was the king of blues man. anyone who says otherwise can listen to this and be corrected. bluesy, jazzy, and just rockin. the emotion. you have to have felt pain before to gain joy from this

[@BonaroosFather]

There is a reason Johnny winter was his favorite,can you hear it ? 4:26

[@kevinmcdonnell1725]

So dynamically diverse, all of his songs were a joy to hear rare talent

[@MrDallman]

One things for sure….there will never be another , how could there be. Unparalleled, unequalled and untouchable , James Marshall Hendrix.

[@stephenodonnell8023]

master of playing in the moment wow my blues hero

[@charliejenkins7709]

Amazed how he made that 3-piece sound like an orchestra...wow

[@arsenentibushitse7794]

Because it's a blues opera

[@arsenentibushitse7794]

He's literally control a demons of the crossroads with his guitar

[@carlsmith1263]

@@arsenentibushitse7794 lmao

[@mylzcrooks5487]

They say Hendrix is the reincarnation of the devil who Robert Johnson sold his soul to

[@masontyler542]

an orchestra????? hahahaha good one charlie

[@BruceRyanCannaCorp]

That was epic... saw Jimi in his return to Seattle ~ 49 years ago. Today he is still the master.

[@swittle]

When Jimi plays the blues, no way we're gonna lose.

[@goodmusicfanatic4715]

When Jimi plays the blues, everybody listen.

[@jamescameron3526]

this is the best red house i've heard in 99 1/2 days.....................

[@elecktrick9s99]

+James Cameron If you don't like this version I know your sister will

[@southcountyblinds]

+elecktrick9s Ha Ha

[@milandjordjevic4302]

+elecktrick9s Јесте, ово је она права, прљава, верзија, најбоља....

[@bobpress1235]

With ya on that bud

[@AndrewMcDify]

Lmao...will she ever come back? Maybe? Someday? In 99 and one half day!

[@frankgiuliano2572]

The great:Why, do the potential die so great, SO GREAT, RIP MY BROTHER.

[@kavityphiller4891]

Jimi had a really unique and fluid approach to blues- he doesn't wear his influences on his sleeve- its just Jimi.

[@deborao9372]

Oh..JIMI..... WHAT BRILLIANCE AND BEAUTY YOU GAVE TO THE WORLD...YOULL NEVER BE 4GOTTEN..ITS 2018 AND YOU STILL AWE PEOPLE..WE STILL GRIEVE..YOU ARE LOVED...FORVER..YOU CHANGED EVERYTHING FOR THE BETTER..I WILL ALWAYS BE A VOODOO CHILD OF YOURS and yes people i met him many many times i had a school friend with much older brothers..she was part of a family if overb12 kids a few musicans who were friends of Jimi..my friends Mom was very doting cooking and just adored Jimi and fed him patted his hand saying ONE DAY EVERYONE WILL KNOW YOUR NAME YOUR A GOOD BOY yea seriously..and i was a child but he was so nice i noticed his music was so DIFFERENT and i come from a musical family..jazz mostly ..its very SURREAL looking back me this little kid n talking to this funny always laughing guy...he had a coat on once fur but it was summer i said aren't you hot. Can i have your coat to remember you by...he laughed messed my hair up n said No little baby girl i may need it to keep me warm I remembered that 4 ever i dont know why to young n he really wasnt anyone but a local guy BUT ONE THING FOR SURE I KNEW HE WAS SPECIAL Hed muss my hair up goof n tease me often I think i was blessed BECAUSE i later brcame a real wild child grew up in CBGB'S..still here But no one compared to Jimi Not even the Who and omg i was such a Who-a! Yea knew them well hung out worked as teen reporter for Circus another big magazines N im still connected..but thrres never been never w ill be another ANGEL like Jimi.. Never...

[@patriciamobley3297]

Thanks for your thoughts on Jimi. It had to be a real gas to have known him and showed a different side of him besides the one portrayed. I saw the Experience many times, could not stay away from the master. Bless you, I love how you express yourself. ☮️❤️♊

[@iggyfritz7150]

I trully believe Jimi was an Angel sent from God to better Mankind

[@raymondsemper5161]

Hi Debora, love your story about Jimi. I remember when I first saw Jimi on TV. It was December 1966, I was 7 yrs old, I'm from the UK. There was a music programme call " Ready Steady Go" the programme use to come Friday nights. I saw all the usual bands & singers perform, then Jimi came on, looking so cool & hip, he dressed different from everyone else. He sang " Hey Joe". What I'll never forget was when Jimi played his solo, he played part of the solo with his teeth, imagine me, a 7 year old boy, never seen nothing like that. I ran to the kitchen to call my mum, I told her that there is a Black man on TV playing the guitar with his teeth. That was my first sighting of Jimi, and I'll never forget, I've been a big Jimi fan since then. Jimi was just different from everyone else, that's what I liked about Jimi.

[@kaikai9201]

Its amazing how I can just listen to 25 minutes if Hendrix and it makes me play guitar 10x better.

[@rakhabaguspratama854]

this is freakishly kinda true tho

[@barbaraedelmann3537]

Oh my oh YES! I paint to this..huge canvases..huge colors..oh my.. takes me away. Every time..

[@indiglo1971]

@Tracy Burgess Have you ever seen the cast?

[@markdelcheccolo9191]

This is amazing having this rare recording of Jimi Hendrix playing Red House at the Filmore East. I have always loved listening to Hendrix, never get tired of him 😉

[@curbozerboomer1773]

May 10, 1968...Sly and the Family Stone actually opened for Hendrix...and they really rocked the joint!..So Jimi just decided to take it to another level.....This version is a little bit more "raw" than his version from the San Diego Sports Arena, in 1969....IMO, this Fillmore East 68 version is the 2nd best one he ever did...but he did so many versions, and never played that tune quite the same way!...A real genius--so rare in the field of Rock...I was blessed, to see him twice...I saw many other so-called Rock Gods in the 1970s--no one compared to Jimi Hendrix...he was just so far ahead of his peers that it was not fair to them!

[@lobjohn58]

...never a false note; speaks with his guitar. timeless.

[@jydymyyyr9630]

Whenever someone tells me guitarist "xyz" is the best, I direct them to Jimi playing 1 of a 100 versions of Red House, and how each is unique, flawless and filled with emotion. If they don't change their opinion after listening, they're beyond help and will never get it! Jimi played with such emotion; if he only played the triangle, he'd be the best there ever was.

[@michaelorourke3976]

This is where all the good stuff takes place

[@cheesepuff5577]

How could you dislike this? I don’t see anyone else playing it.

[@The_Promiseland]

It's all on perspective of how that person hears the song. It's alright as long as yourself enjoys it. That's what matters.

[@DrDommm]

how can 30 people not love this? smh...

[@cuauhtemocmorisco3493]

Jimi was the night sky that youd come too after a long ass day from work. He was the noise and whisper of the universe. The rolling stone that rolled and for some odd reason made you roll ten times over and over till you felt dazed and confused but the best moments were when he would give you a new moment over and over. Passing out on Hendrix and dying of blues is the best feeling for some but not for all

[@davidramirez856]

There will never be a Jimi Hendrix again and I swear by God 🙏 when he made Jimi,. He went out of his way, and that's why you will never see a great guitarist as Jimi was.

[@XAlpineSuptDN]

They are all the best because they are all individual and unique pertaining to his vibe that night.

[@susanmrisk3781]

I still boggle at the genius expressed by someone so young as he was. Almost embarassing, remembering my own youthful ideas.

[@masontyler542]

yes you should be embarrassed because you couldnt play guitar like hendrix hahahaha, your life has been a waste

[@toneyisaiah408]

Most people forget that Jimi was a creative artist. He could draw as well as play the guitar.

[@toneyisaiah408]

If you have a recording of Electric Ladyland, U.S. version of the album, No problem.

[@toneyisaiah408]

He was upset about the British release of their album.Stated that it was garbage.it depicted nude women on the album cover.

[@toneyisaiah408]

What now it's a master piece. In spite of what people think.

[@brettbowman6241]

its oozing out of him ! just listen to that magic boy

[@rogerfossen61]

How can people put a thumbs down on this tune? That makes no sense..

[@morrisparrish76]

Lot’s of things make no sense in this world……but are done anyhow!

[@georgehatfield4813]

The range of notes up and down without missing a beat is amazing but that's what his level of talent was .

[@joestwvens3132]

Red House version from In The West is still the gold standard for myself. This is rare because it is very laid back and mostly relaxed throughout until the final chorus.

[@tonym994]

you have impeccable taste ,sir. and this does sound almost like a sound check.when I was fortunate enough to meet Eddie Kramer I told him how passionate I am about the version from ''in the West''.it was recently re-issued,as I recall.

[@jimSTRATemblin]

Hendrix in West version still my favorite after 40 years of listening to it.

[@michaelotten1956]

For me the In The West version is the best blues tracked every recorded by anyone ever.

[@jnagarya519]

Agreed! -- those who believe this the best version simply haven't heard that on "Hendrix in the West".

[@antithug7942]

Mine too, and I've heard about all his versions. But the HITW version is like it's from another world!

[@teresanorvell7924]

Saw Jimi in June, 1968 at the OU Fieldhouse. Gobsmacking fabulous! Was not an OU student, came down from OSU to see him. Phenomenal musician, no other guitar player like him.

[@iggyfritz7150]

This is the most amazing blues Playing its from another universe. Jimi shows the infinate potential Of electric guitar. Guitarist today are still trying to do what Jimi could. Only 1 Jimi Hendrix PERIOD MUCH LOVE TO JIMI

[@danieelgm]

The best performance of Red House ive ever heard from Jimi. I think it was revolutionary, cuz those rifs made the path for uncoming songs and bands that tracends the ages of rock. My ovations.

[@tonym994]

I can honestly say ,this is some of the finest blues playing by Jimi ever.

[@georgestevens1502]

Light touch and clean, quick phrasing. One of the best versions of Jimi's songs.

[@mjgallagher8367]

"And on the eighth day, God created Jimi Hendrix". And we have been in fervent awe ever since. ".... don't be late"

[@masontyler542]

wildly inaccurate sir, you need to read some books

[@brandonmolina7603]

Mason Tyler lmao that was the joke^ unless your comment was a joke, which in that case I’m confused

[@detailingshed8130]

@@brandonmolina7603 Yeah, he's joking too

[@MrCretemaniam]

MJ Gallagher The Beatles did that song Eight Days a Week about Jimi Hendrix. Because God created him on the eighth day of the week. There are really eight days in the week but only Jimi Hendrix followers are aware of it. It's between Sunday and Monday and it's called Funday.

[@subzero308]

Hendrix created god* fixed it for u.

[@JonA-br5hk]

Wow - different vibe to this version of Red House. Melody driven, so beautiful

[@pobinr]

Interesting phrasing here I've not heard before on other red house recordings. In addition to redefining the electric guitar in pop & rock, Jimi was the best electric blues guitarist

[@U2friendly]

Love this Version of Red House. Thanks for Sharing. I sometimes sit & wonder how far Jimmy could have only gone If He just lived. Just Mind - Boggling how much He created in only. Basically 7-Years? RIP. Jimmy. KAY

[@welder30gillenwater2]

Love it people say his guitar was out key.jimi was on everyone elese was off!

[@420DamienDarkblade]

Not out of key. The Great Master that he was actually tuned to 432hz standard which is Natural tuning and todays standard concert pitch is 440hz. The Beatles also used 432hz tuning as well.

[@shamefurdispray6077]

@@420DamienDarkblade GG Allin also played/sang in 432hz.

[@collinwilson4223]

He used light strings Hawaii g string tunes down a step

[@keithmccaslyn2527]

There are some very deep and bad ass mutherfuckers out there who play guitar,many have been playing fer years and years,decades have some and all proper props to them,but IM hear to tell ya that there was and is ONLY One Jimi Hendrix,thee baddest ass mutherfucker to ever play a strat,cosmic,amplified blues...he brought it,he sang it,he did his own thang and defintely to this day it touches something in our psyche,in our souls....Jimi's music,his energy ,his intenstity, has turned me on,tuned me in fer 43 years now and now in my mid-50's I STILL listen to Him, several times a month if not per week. Theres just something about Jimi,that has a beyound this world quality and yet its right down to earth bad ass chicago style type blues with a Jimi Hendrix Experience ,a Trip that he put on it as GT player of the Soul. We Love YOU,Jimi,forever Brother yer in our heart. damn sam, your';re bad ass mutherfucker on the Geet-tar !! Keith. PS: I disagree on this particular version of redhouse that jimi was messing around,dickin around,I think not..he was wayy into his music for that most of the time,dont think he was having an 'off night' at t'all. a different night yes but not sloppy and off.

[@bnfox]

amen to that

[@keithmccaslyn2527]

thank ya man,thank ya very much.

[@dougcasady1514]

Keith McCaslyn i can dig it

[@AlexWBKK]

Keith McCaslyn You only listen to him on a per month basis? How can you! Just kidding. But i couldnt. Jimi music, especially the jams (like cafe au gogo one) play at least some hours per day for me. Since over 25 years. Daily. Nonstop. And it wont change, thats one thing thats sure in my life.

[@MRJIMIHNDRX]

Keith McCaslyn HELL YEAH!!!!!!!!

[@Magnum_Opus_Music]

Oh man! I like the ''Peter Green'' Vibe in this version! Just wow. Love the slow blues🎵🎸

[@sandmandanieL]

My Dad never had a Hendrix Tune in the house? I found him on greatest hits album my cousin had at the cottage/Camp.I have been in love ever since. My Mother bought Electric Ladyland for me in 1980. My Dad loved all music.

[@plumberman5369]

Just hearing this version for the first time. I'm 54 years old and got absolutely hooked on Hendrix when I was 13. This confirms the addiction. If you don't understand Jimi then you just missed the whole boat. I'm a guitar player myself, and the bends small and large, are incredible, simply incredible, pure Hendrix. Cannot get enough of his music it's impossible

[@victorbrown3570]

Plumber man, I got hooked about the same time as you and I'm to be 66 soon. I always, repeat, always need doses small and large of Jimi from time to time, more times than not often.

[@curbozer5006]

His hands were so large, with elongated fingers...that alone had to help him reach those extreme chords and notes!

[@livebydodgerstafippaulcamp9134]

jimi didn't know slot of scales he was a creative genius his ideas came from within.

[@richardspicer9426]

play John lennon

[@johnbyrne8358]

So true; jimi did'nt even know how to read music and did'nt bother or need to learn! His music was true, pure and authentically produced and expressed from within and he did'nt need the confines of learning how to play cords by learning to read notes, which makes jimi's work that more special. They say, that jimi, could never play one of his tracks the same each time over; that is he played and improvised in the moment, depending on how he felt, his mood and of coarse his altered state of consciousness. That's why if you listen to the difference between jimi's recorded studio performances and live performances, you can, although the track is and sounds recognisable and identifiable to his original artistic creation of say one of his main recognised and most popular tracks, you can hear the suttle differences and transformations within each performance. This being, that jimi, was the majority of time whilst performing live, he did so under the influence of phecadelics, which gave him not only the ability to transcend within himself through his music, it gave his viewers and audience a unique opportunity to experience this with him, through their own interpretation of his music; which tuned them in to a transdenial reality that exists outside our grasp of understanding, but does'nt stop us from entering this realm through not only natural mind altering compounds used by shamanistic cultures since and before the dawn and evolution of man, but also through the experience of heightened states of love and only through the human orgasmic physicality of a loved one's partnership that one is able to reach this transdenial experience among other means. What i mean by this is; Sometimes when you watch jimi live in concert, it's like your watching something private, a glimpse into the inmate relationship between himself and his guitar and his guitar is an extension of his whole being, sexual expression, artistic artistry and an expression of his relationship with the universe itself. He was born to play the guitar and influence music for generations to come. I've only ever felt this to be the case with jimi, and i dont know wether anyone else has felt or interpreted this way, but jimi was indeed an enigma yet to be topped! The only artist i personally feel was able to come close to express himself this way and elaborate and add on to some of jimi's most popular tracks, especially little wing, was stevie ray Vaughan.

[@rollykerl6472]

@@johnbyrne8358 That was nice, but, Jimi actually played duet with his amp, with the drummer trying to keep the beat, and the base providing a foundation. You had to hear one of his 4 track private audition tapes to really know how really bad he played without his band.

[@johnbyrne8358]

@@rollykerl6472 i respect your opinion mate, its true the drummer, the bass player ect is needed to keep jimi from going of on tandem and keep it tight. Jimi, didnt want to keep his tracks tight , he really liked to jam mainly in the recording studio and let off, but his management recognised that it was not commercially viable, He was to ahead of his time, the man even predicted his own death;he knew more than we gave him credit So anyway therefore, jimi's talents and the band's were stifled Moreover, jimi got fleeced by his management and as long as they kept him supplyed with weed and acid, he carried on playing because that was his true addiction. Jimi rocked like no other and you can't deny him that

[@johnbyrne8358]

@@wouterwieringa I was born in the year 79, and no one introduced me to jimi's music, i just gravitated to it myself! Although i like such a wide range of olde sckool music, for my age, jimi is up there with some of my other favourite musicians, if not my favourite! Jimi, influenced so many musicians and still does to this day but the beautiful thing about jimi, was he was such a genuine down to earth person; very introverted and humble in his fame. There has never been anyone like him and never will be obliviously!However, if you like jimi's music, check out Stevie Ray Vaughan's version of 'little wing' and voodoo child, they referred to him once as the 'white' Jimi Hendrix, which is ridiculous! The instrustry and powers that be still trying to pust and reinforce racial boundaries on us! I love your passion for jimi, by the way! You sound like decent, positive person!👍✌

[@palfers1]

Like rolling a pure diamond thread between your fingers. No equal.

[@brandonterzic]

+Andrew Palfreyman nice metaphor brother...

[@lauraalexander9027]

And all major guitarists hhonor and sheepishly hope toexemplify him and the only reason some come close is becaue they had many more years to play than Jimi

[@scottforman9586]

Well. I have not heard this since I WAS THERE. ABSOLUTELY MAGNIFICENT

[@davidellis2692]

I couldn't role a more perfect joint. thank you very much!

[@doublegee486]

Thank you very much for uploading this. It's so good that I have no words for it.

[@YellowFishTrading]

Wow, a great version of Red House. Jimi showed so much creativity in his phrasing and incredible passion behind each note on this one. Thanks for sharing!

[@annacabis04]

He set me under fire nearly 50 years ago and it's still burning damm hot!! RIP

[@brandonterzic]

This version is a gem. can't believe I never heard it. His phrasing is unreal, he always finds a new way to turn the phrase around, its interesting that this aspect of his playing has not really been addressed.

[@curbozerboomer1773]

Actually...this tune, and his entire concert that evening, has been circulating as a bootleg, for many years...That evening, he wore a special vest, made from peacock feathers...he only wore it once, for whatever reason...so whenever you see him wearing it, the photo will be from this gig.

[@geraldgawlikjr9136]

Imagine how different today would be if Hendrix was still around!?!?!?!?

[@richardspicer9426]

John lemnon

[@lazyassfingers7869]

makes me wanna commit suicide

[@subzero308]

@Ryan Mozert SRV, clapton and paige r overrsted but I agree lol.

[@sayshuh]

He was not supposed to be here, this is the way he left us. At least we have his music.

[@MsStevo2000]

I feel like he could have made some great funk/prog influenced music throughout the 70s. probably collaborating with big musicians in a supergroup at some point. A transition from the wild psychedelic rock into someone more organized. The direction he was sort of heading into before he died

[@tonym994]

this is some Jimi's best ever blues playing . but the one on Hendrix in the West is no.1 for me. it's fire and brimstone!! this is at times kind of laid back and Jimi is content at times here to play rhythm (sort of around the drum solo),which is rare for him when jamming, but it all sounds great. thanx to solutionneverpuzzle for this gem.

[@curbozer5006]

I agree...this version is almost a form of semi-classical music, while tripping on acid!

[@matthewatwood8641]

"That's alright, I still got my guitar." I know what you mean, Jimi.

[@nicholascollora985]

Better yet..hey Jim you always managed to look your best however yours and music..Thanks for the LOVE

[@brandonterzic]

Jimi reconfigures cliche's--updates the language in doing so...melds the major and minor pentatonics like nobody else...but what really sperates him though is the durational scope to his lines...they have an elastic lyrical fluidity...Jimi really, ironically is kind of underrated as a guitarist in my opinion....

[@superacecombat]

+Marlon James overrated for all the wrong stuff, underrated for all the wrong stuff, but appreciated by fans for all the right stuff

[@brandonterzic]

that is an aspect of it yes, but I was speaking more about his extension of the tension release dynamic in his phrasing...he plays blues like Indian Raga.

[@brandonterzic]

"but extension of tension release dynamic is just a redundant way of saying playing behind the beat " Saying he plays behind the beat does not imply your point. "in other words delaying the completion of the beat" That implies the way he is feeling the pocket, not the duration. Did you mean the completion of the bar, or cycle maybe? what I am talking about is phrasing over a four to 8 bar duration instead of a two bar call and response which is typical in the blues idiom. It is to feel the line horizontally as opposed to vertically in terms of written music---Indian classical musicians can extend that to 32 bars and beyond, and then they can drop in on the "1" of a new time cycle and always know where they are at.

[@brandonterzic]

***** yah--well Mike Bloomfield said it best one time, that Jimi was the foremost master of the rhythm and blues guitar---Jimi's playing was perfect, magical, transcendent, innovative, searching, innocent, explorative---all the beautiful qualities you can have in a creative artist... There are too many moments for me to name 1, but stone free at royal ALbert Hall is up there

[@brandonterzic]

wow...hell of a compliment...thanks

[@vichy7661]

Who at the time this was written would have thought we would still be listening in 2018? This work is truly what timelessness is all about. Probably into the next genre also.

[@subzero308]

2020*

[@vichy7661]

@@subzero308 like yeah man whoodaathunkitt. Bong hits for all

[@lonesometinman3147]

2021...Jimi and his art never get old Never..

[@charliedikmak542]

Try 2021! Jimi is and always will be timeless!

[@flunkyminion]

2024 we love him even more.

[@charronsikorovsky8375]

This is one hot, heartfelt rendition that carries us away♥️♥️♥️A song that never gets old😃❤️🤗💙❤️😊

[@MontoroAndres]

You are the best of Friends ! Thanks Jimi Hendrix

[@MsPrincesspaulina]

I thought I'd heard them all too but this is a delight to find. Thanks for posting.

[@waspstomper6250]

I love you

[@MsPrincesspaulina]

@@waspstomper6250 Blushes, Thanks.

[@waspstomper6250]

@@MsPrincesspaulina*shits and pisses all over the walls and floor*

[@PaulRoseGuitar]

There is a human "alive" vibe to his playing that just can't be described. And I don't know where it can be heard anywhere else today. Practicing for perfection is not where it's at.

[@curbozer5006]

I get what you are saying.

[@catgotwasted2]

You don't know the blues until you have heard Jimi Hendrix.

[@catgotwasted2]

Charles Dickens remixed this one. 'Work House'

[@ivanflores8639]

Fuck yeah! It's new year 2020,home alone in a lsd trip and listening Jimmy

[@Chimera6297]

Jimi Hendrix is like the Blues, but on acid

[@catgotwasted2]

@Alex Dunn I prefer Howling Wolf and B B King personally.

[@bernardtheillaucher9478]

BB King, Buddy Guy, Albert King, Albert Collins, Roy Buchanan, SRV, Eric Clapton, and so on.... But Jimi sends the blues all over the galaxy, I agree Ralph ! (Bernard, from Burgundy, France)

[@thriller_musician9099]

Just when you think which notes Jimi is gonna hit next in his guitar solos, he plays those exact notes what we anticipate, but only in the best possible way every time .

[@dannyguerra777]

05:14 ... That's all right I still got my guitar, look out baby.

[@papam351]

Jimi played Red House on a three-pickup Gibson SG Custom the third time I saw him in Detroit. Guess he liked the Gibson sound for the blues. He said he'd come back "when I'm more better rested up". He never returned and sadly he is still missed today.

[@socialdef3]

I was hoping someone would chime in on the Gibson SG Custom he was playing towards the later part of his career. He really made that guitar sing... I guess he (like many others) realized the SG was a step up in design and comfort compared to the primitive strat and les paul. Who knows what kinds of great music we are missing due to his early death. Unfortunate to say the very least.

[@torstrasburg4274]

I've listened to dozens of versions - never have I heard him play or sound like this!

[@cree8vision]

Wow, Mitch's drumming at 7:47 takes the jazz cue.

[@gmc3578]

I like how this song progressed through his short career, in a way that is really difficult to comprehend musically... he hit it out of the park at the Isle of Wight Festival

[@jnagarya519]

The "Hendrix in the West" is the best version.

[@antithug7942]

@@jnagarya519: I agree with you 100%. I do like all the versions I've heard, and that's quiet a few, but the Hendrix in the West version is not only the best version of Red House to me, it's my favorite blues song by anyone, and I like a lot of different blues artists. Just my opinion, not trying to upset or get into it with anyone. Lol.

[@curbozer5006]

@@antithug7942 I back you up on this one!

[@iggyfritz7150]

NO BODY BUT NO BODY CAN OR EVER WILL DO WHAT JIMI DID lots of great players but Jimi took the guitar light years ahead over 50yrs ago This is an example of the best blues on guitar u will ever hear.

[@green1160]

Man!! that is awesome!! Great sound! This is the best version of Red House I've ever heard!

[@sambone8348]

this is a unique and quite fine version, I must say !!!

[@HotPinkst17]

"Words, like nature, half reveal and half conceal the soul within." Alfred Lord Tennyson

[@zezeescurrega4660]

Zezéescurrega

[@user-benefactor]

Well, he knows how to convey a lot of emotions through the guitar. Genius!

[@cyndygough4107]

THE BEST. There will never be another like him. RIP Jimi. You are so missed.

[@leftystrat62]

Superb audio quality.Thank you for sharing this great music.

[@catherinecodjia1192]

Wow ! The GENIUS GUITAR ! Thanks for posting