Jimi Hendrix - Ezy Ryder (Live at the Fillmore East, NY - 12/31/69 - 2nd Set - Audio)

[@taufanmochamat7119]

Hendrix was more than a musician.... He's the music itself 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@TheNobbynoonar]

Jimi blows them all away again without even trying!

[@JonnyJayJonson]

We're lucky that so much live Hendrix was so well recorded. Thanks to all those folks back then who remembered to hit the RECORD button.

[@colinmcbride9613]

Now only if they were all released.

[@johnmoreno6374]

He was a living 🙌 legend!

[@traffiquest1094]

👍💥🎸💐💪

[@shootfirst2097]

This wasn't just some happenstance recording of the concert. This was being professionally recorded because he contractually owed Capitol records an album, so he had THIS recorded for THAT.

[@themrbadluck]

Anyone who'd listen to him knew instantly he was a game changer. In such a short carreer he might have more recorded material than most top notch musicians.

[@stevegarcia1796]

Musically he was my biggest inspiration.

[@riccardomusiu510]

Jimi is pure fire 🔥🔥🔥🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🔥🔥🔥💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

[@mjlivetv8065]

Best guitarist forever !

[@simongray3966]

Hendrix! The greatest gift! What a guitar player! What an artist! The recorded version of Ezy Rider is a jewell in an already highly decorated crown. A perfect song.

[@JackRainfield]

OMG, Jimi will never stop giving his gift to us.

[@dancingtrout6719]

i think he wrote and recorded for 3 years 9 months

[@aitechnasus1041]

Ezy Ryder Is A Great Song And Wonderful Masterpiece By Jimi Hendrix.

[@avi_s0ncin0]

Woah! Way ahead of his time! Epic!

[@michaelmcclain6704]

Didn't even own a proper guitar until age 15. No formal training known. Played on the "Chitlin Circuit" starting in 1952, backing up the Isley Brothers, Little Richard and Curtis Knight. In late 1966 he was "discovered" by Chas Chandler and moved to England. By the time of this concert in 1969, Jimi Hendrix was a certified American musical genius and legendary master of the guitar. There will never be another like him.

[@joeskawinski954]

That's beautiful.

[@me37594]

Beautiful music

[@charliewale4611tyke]

Every year on September 18th I set aside one hour to play Jimi's music. I shall buy this box set and treasure it forever.

[@ArcataTaper]

Nice tradition, I suggest you do the same on his birthday too.

[@TheBRIZZA82]

This version is fucking AWESOME

[@hihats]

when time machines are a reality I'm setting the dates & coordinates for the fillmore east & band of gypsys

[@toniclife1971]

That and some months back to his set at Woodstock.

[@jmvmike]

I’ll be there too!

[@duncanhorwood4530]

I've also thought this too

[@hesch-tag]

I'll set it to 24 February 69 London as well.

[@euandyer]

hihats Me too!!!

[@emilioreyes5218]

Truly the best..no.one can come close to his versatility

[@chicklets4ever51]

Ahh, Jimi! So good! Ambrosia for the ears...

[@j.morrison73]

I attended the 'Rainbow Bridge' movie debut while stoned out on dust. I really would love to see the video with this song (surfers) again. Wish I could remember the movie house it was at. As far as I can recall it was somewhere in manhatten not far from central park. Wild days indeed man. All of those playing this now 70 and older, peace out man.

[@richardpeetrinpeetrin9817]

My all-time Hendrix Favorite! Pure "Kick-Ass"Rock-n-Roll"! Out of Site, man.

[@rickpietrzak3346]

What a Jam!!! Loving on the Bass Groove here. I was just a few months old when this was recorded. I have very literally been listening to Hendrix my whole life. Infectious!

[@BoneyFingersParker]

The best version I've ever heard. I have listened to countless live versions of this song and this version has everything right. Suitable tempo, extremely nice guitar sound, no mistakes. very intimate atmosphere.

[@bellycuda]

Don't be sorry for forgetting the words, what we got was astounding!

[@PaulRoseGuitar]

I just love it, it's as simple as that.

[@Dan76Rock]

What an amazing version and recording of this fabulous track. I’m so jealous that my Dad saw Jimi live twice in ‘67 over here in England!! Just to really rub it in the first of those two gigs was in Spalding, Lincolnshire on May 29 1967 and this was the clearly terrible line up, 😱obviously in order of appearance with Jimi headlining: Jimi Hendrix Experience Cream Geno Washington and the Ram Jam Band Pink Floyd Move Zoot Money and his Big Roll Band All for the very hefty price of £1!! 😲🤣

[@JOYaL3ooo]

One of my favorite songs!🙏✌💯

[@jeffkerzner6254]

One of my favorite tunes from Cry of Love. Freedom, In From the Storm, Ezy Rider all rock so hard. This version is awesome!

[@petegobeckli1386]

Jeff Kerzner. STRAIGHT AHEAD is solid also

[@noel0004]

Yes it’s my favourite out of every song in cry of love

[@albertoortega2467]

Héroe ..el más grande....🎸🔥♥️desde Argentina 🇦🇷✌️

[@vitormotta4381]

Hendrix era brabo!!!!!

[@jayquan1165]

Another Underrated Hendrix song

[@yazidmanou9371]

Greaaaat ! In total we have 8 songs never officially released with 2 titles totally uncirculated ("Lover Man" and "Steal Away" from second show, January 1st).

[@TheStratof1]

Yazid Manou Salut, Yazid, comment se fait-il que ton compte YT soit désespérément vide ? 😕

[@skylinezAblaze]

this is a must buy! Christmas just around the corner

[@buffy1160]

That song was a wild ride, I rode the waves of rock.

[@darrenochoa9211]

Jimi does not need words his guitar sings for him.Play on Jimi .

[@AccurateCrabLegs]

Blasting this on my phone at full volume while sitting in the back of a taxi cab with the windows rolled down in Times Square.

[@CarlDraper]

On your phone? Hardly gonna do it justice :P

[@Jonesy1978]

@@CarlDraper at least he's listening 👍

[@josephanderson3889]

Noice

[@TheFunktipus1]

Bet the driver tought you were a douche

[@bowilloughby2403]

Carl Draper it’s the 11... pRo

[@nitebeat3]

Wow....incredible....what a great, clear version of this great song....killer.

[@Stoned2072]

Yes, from the New Album ! Great !!!!!

[@LeonaLoganRocks]

One of my guitar heroes!

[@MikelBluni]

This is groovy beyond words! The remaster sounds superb and this here is only compressed YT quality! If I could travel back in time it would be either these Fillmore gigs or the Berkeley gigs.

[@patriciamobley3297]

Yup,Jimi was ezy rider. Everytime I saw him, whether stoned or mucho stoned, it was always a pleasure to me to see a virtuoso in action. He made 3 bucks seem like a million bucks. Can't put a price on undeniably, the most important gift to music. Peace out Larry

[@corbettcockcroft4946]

Hendrix rocks!

[@awa-248]

Amazing Guy.... RIP 🌷

[@raymonddussault5277]

JIMI HENDRIX WAS A COLORFUL OF BIRDS NO ONE CAN REPLACE HIM HES A LEGEND A ROCK GOD.....

[@patriziabrugiatelli906]

Fantastico amico mio è un brano divino 🙋☮️🆗👌🌹

[@zigmeisterxiv]

I was there ... such a small, modest guy who took over the stage and raged!

[@richardpeetrinpeetrin1814]

Yeah man,Jimi certainly had "Stage Presence " But so did drummer/Lead Vocalist Buddy Miles & Bassist Billy Cox!! They had a little too much Stage Presence as far as JIMI was concerned, respectively.......

[@emanuelbaa1560]

that liquid wah makes me drool!!

[@enyjuan]

still sounds fresh after all these years thanks for the upload!

[@JDM_brickfilme]

Sometimes it`s not eazy to find the best version of some of his songs; so thank you very much for uploading!!!

[@sharpstat]

On this recording the audio is significantly better especially compared to the old existing Italian issued bootleg CD sold years ago! Waiting for my Amazon order to arrive. Waiting to hear to never before released song "Steal Away!

[@caqueosurfboards3662]

Me encanta Jimi Hendrix y Eazy Raider es de mis favoritas gracias por compartir esta versión

[@toddyancy1133]

1 of my favorites LOVE IT! HE'S THE BEST EVER!!!!!!!! My Mentor!!!!!!!!!

[@miriaborgess]

💜

[@dennisfeinauer4472]

I had this on a crap recorded tape when i was a kid i jammed on it w a vet named Stan he said they listened to it in the jungle i loved it then and still do

[@Vinylcommunity89]

Amazing 🙌👌😍

[@robertosozio3425]

Hendrix my favorite guitarist namber one

[@jhobopopo2yo209]

Often imitated, but will never be duplicated.

[@robertosozio3425]

@@jhobopopo2yo209 very good,,,

[@rogerferns9760]

Different guitar sound for the opening riff of this live version. Ezy Ryder is the ultimate definition of a jam and Jimi is totally wired... and there is the riff stolen by Kravitz for Are You Gonna Go My Way. Most definitely yes!

[@astraluna6is9]

Ahead of the times studio-wise for the 60s. But a great many compositions by Jimi were never to be duplicated in a live setting. The technology just wasn’t there. And hiring musicians to cover the parts like this one, would’ve cost a fortune in time, money, and in my opinion patience on the part of Jimi. Here are a few songs that would have needed just that. Axis Bold as Love Drifting One Rainey Wish House Burnin Down 1983 a merman I should turn to be Are you Experienced You got me Floatin Rainey day Dream away Angel Ezy Rider Electric Ladyland Ive had these vinyl Lps for years n years. •Loose Ends (import) •War Heroes (import) •Isle of Wight (import) 6 songs •Jimi Hendrix mix Lp (pinkish purple in color. His name spray painted on the cover with a Live Photo centered playing his Flying V.) • Cassette tape import from Mexico of Smash Hits with a kick ass studio take of Redhouse I will be buried with these.

[@dbdeluxe]

Amazing thank you

[@teeKeri]

The part between 3:10 and 3:50 has to be one of the most incredible solos and guitar tones i ever heard in my life ! Just one question : How ? That wailing guitar at 3:46 just blows my mind and sends chills down my back ! ♥

[@PedalScience]

If you can, track down the ~8 minute version of Ezy Rider version from the 'Band of Gypsys Rehearsals' album. The solo from 3:40 to 5:00 is one of his best (too bad the recording quality isn't great)

[@T1122w]

He had everybody wondering how keep in mind he always pretty much was a 3-piece band

[@wpl6661]

As an incompleted song that was never recorded in a studio, I love Ezy Ryder and wish somebody did a cover of it. It would be so easy to take what is there and add to it and make it into a recorded song.

[@acidwizard3106]

Theres a studio version on Cry of Love that sounds pretty complete

[@patrickfoster4586]

@@acidwizard3106 Yep. The studio version is incredible. Cry of Love is one hell of an album to be composed of his unfinished works.

[@emilioreyes5218]

It was recorded in the Cry of Love album

[@KingKull1971]

Or purchase "First Rays" it was recorded in the studio and it's fantastic.

[@christopherhall1021]

I thought Arthur Lee (Love) covered it ?

[@richardpeetrinpeetrin1814]

Great Kick--Ass Acid Rock tune! Must hear "Studio Version". Although, with this version U do get to hear and experience Buddy Miles!

[@haroldbuddy5836]

Can we start a yearly Jimi Hendrix music festival already (memorial stadium Seattle). it could help revive the stadium!

[@danielaarado8987]

Wonderfull Music ...I love You Jimi

[@marcdavis2745]

Jimi Was A Part Of My Childhood Im 62, My Older Brother Had All Of Jimi's Albums, I Even Bought Him Hendrix In The West When It Was Vinyl Just an Ethereal Talent

[@oguzhan7932]

Great!...

[@shaolinthibaud4537]

31th december 1969...i was alive, i could have been there but i was only 7 years old.. À little bit to young for Rock n Rollin'

[@Ulvmannsskjebne]

Lol!! "Forgot the words, I'm sorry" at the end. I very much enjoyed that solo at the end. Was fucking sweet!👌

[@allanshandy]

Unico. Irrepetible. Magico.

[@lopezb]

Wow!

[@maiden4greece572]

Amazing...

[@AALONSO1962]

Thanksss....!!! ;)

[@joeduquejr1705]

Awesome stuff thanks

[@carlosrivera7889]

Un genio desaparecio , es admirable como ejecutaba esa guitarra , parece que llego de otro planeta !

[@Mooonlightist]

🎸🎸🎸🎸🔥🔥🔥💕

[@caroljohanson2807]

Moonlightist Fire is right he’s guitar was on fire

[@darezurena5398]

El mejor 🤟❤️

[@alexdavies7394]

I enjoy this more funky sound from Hendrix :) Billy Cox and Buddy Miles gave him excellent support. This band should have lasted longer.

[@dennisf.5598]

I agree with you, not taking anything away from Mitch Mitchell, . Hendrix find himself, and his guitar, The Transformation!

[@МихаилСергопольцев]

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

[@tarikzemmouri9670]

Let Jimi take over

[@poissonpuerile8897]

Most EH releases are exploitative, money-grubbing bootleg-quality crap that only the most diehard fans can enjoy. This, however, is a true gem! It's very hard to find, and the mixing and mastering are just *superb*! The drums sound like you're sitting on the floor in front of them!

[@richardpeetrinpeetrin1814]

Can't beat, (no pun intended), that Buddy Miles style, man. OhYeah, Billy Cox bass.

[@aramhamparian9641]

This is what set the stage

[@hello_its_me.]

JH guitar god and genius.

[@jhobopopo2yo209]

Just ordered Songs for Groovy Children this weekend on both CD and Vinyl from the family. Made me feel like a kid again just to know it will be in my hands soon. I felt like I ordered it from Jimi himself by skipping Walmart, Amazon etc.. I can't wait to digest this gem in its entirety. Band of Gypsy's was my favorite Hendrix album because of my love for soul, and you can hear his artistic liberation in the music.

[@mickflaire]

Ahhh...The serendipity of it all. I just got off the phone with my old friend, Paul "The Lobster" Wells, a legendary long time, old school, classic rock DJ, originally from the Bronx and living in San Francisco for the last forty years. As we were wrapping up our 43 minute conversation he was trying to figure out which song from Hendrix Band of Gypsys New Year's Eve 1969 shows to play on his radio show, Lobster's Sunday Brunch, 10am-3pm on 97.7 FM, The River, KVRV from Santa Rosa, California. lobsterssundaybrunch.com/about-the-show/ So I hang up, come back here to my room to check for new KZbin videos and what do I find, Ezy Ryder from those shows, once again, the serendipity of this is not lost on me! I can't wait to hear the complete box set from those shows. Hendrix IS so amazing! Jimi would have been 77 years old coming up on November 27th.

[@caroljohanson2807]

Mick Flaire Oh dear I love Jimi Hendrix body mind and spirit the man play the guitar like it was part of his body he was just incredible and beautiful to look at I’m so sorry for his loss for his father for his sister and his niece is a nephews they still all live here in the Seattle Renton area where Jimmy grew up and so do I If you ever get up here to Seattle go and check out the EMP the experience music Project right downtown by the space needle they have a lot of really rare photographs recordings and some of the instruments that Jimmy played as well as incredible glass work and a statue made entirely of guitars that goes from the floor to the ceiling it’s well worth the visit if you’re ever up in Seattle plan to spend the whole day

[@caroljohanson2807]

Mick Flaire Hey no problem man any fan of Hendrix is a friend of mine I was fortunate enough to meet Kirk Hammett the lead guitarist for the band Metallica they were up here in Seattle after there and justice for all tour and I was working in a club so I got to meet Kirk Hammett and I got his autograph and he kissed me on the cheek but it was great because I asked him hey man you guys are Metallica what do you listen to And of course he said Jimmy Hendrix yeah sure as shit another amazing guitarist only you know from a later era but of course he was a huge fan of Hendricks and he said that Jimmy highly influenced his style of playing he also said that he like to listen to the red hot chili peppers and you know they bounce I like them too so anyways I just thought it would be fun to let you know that and hell yeah if you ever get up to Seattle take time to go see the EMP it really is a great musical museum and it’s worth spending the whole day at I didn’t mention it before but for real music lovers you can also go into individual little studios and jam on the John drums and bass guitars electric guitars of all types acoustic you know they just you can like rent a room for extra and if you want to have that recorded and take home your own recording I believe you can do that as well so it’s a really good time it was built really I think in honor of our history of Jimi Hendrix also if you go to the Woodland Park zoo you’ll find a large rock right in the center of the zoo that is dedicated to Jimi Hendrix and his legacy of music throughout the Seattle area called the Jimi Hendrix view rock when you stand on it you can really see a lot of the city in the overlap in the Puget Sound so it’s a hell of a ride and I am thanks man Glad I could help somebody’s day feel better and this music just rocks my soul I love it

[@caroljohanson2807]

Mick Flaire yeah Mike you one of the lucky ones I got born in 1968 and I was lucky in a sense as well because there was a lot of great music happening when I was growing up and my oldest sister was really into like the doors and Hendrix and Zepplin then my brother got into like a queen and AC/DC and maybe some Lynyrd Skynyrd all kinds of shit but I really stuck with the old-time stuff I like a little bit of stuff by the cars I think they did some cool weird shit nearly 80s and then I straight into some new wave music I guess you know a little bit of British punk but a yeah I remained an old hippie in my heart and I still lamb my house is covered with Jimi Hendrix and beetles and you know just tie-dye and Paisley I don’t even fit into this fucking century hell I can barely use this phone to send you this message but yeah Jimmy he was a good hippie at heart and as much as it breaks me to know that he died so young I think he probably got the better end of the deal I believe he’s out making music all over the universe and Soaring like a ☄️ hell he did Enough in his 27 years to last me a lifetime of his music it never gets old and it never will you take it easy brother stay safe all right and play that rock ‘n’ roll just as loud as you can as often as you can

[@mickflaire]

@Carol johnson: I am so glad that you got to meet Kirk Hammett. He is an old friend from our days playing rock and roll in the East Bay of Northern California back in the late 70s and early 80s. When I come to Seattle I would like to hang out with you and have you take me to some cool sights. About 10 years ago I was hired to dress up like Jimi and play guitar and sing and walk around a special event that was set up inside the Yerba Buena Gardens in downtown San Francisco My girlfriend at the time, Jamie, who's 64th birthday it is today, dressed me up and outfitted me for the event. There is a photo of me as Jimi on my Instagram page, which you can find under Sawyer.Carver.Woodworx. or under Mick Flaire. I just went to my Instagram page to actually see if I did post that photo, and as it turns out I did not, so I will post that photo on November 27th, which would have been Jimi's 77th birthday

[@caroljohanson2807]

Mick Flaire Right on man I have a channel on KZbin it’s just my name but you’re welcome to leave your contact information underneath there and I’ll get in touch with you and then either you or I can delete it afterwards but yeah that way you can contact me just leave a comment under any of my videos and I’ll take a look for it and happy birthday to your girl and I am looking forward to Jimis birthday here in just a few weeks as well You can hit me back on here anytime but my channel is just for a few friends so that it would be easier to to get contact information spread out like that yeah I’ll take a look at your stuff when you get it up and my sons are really into music as well unfortunately my partner died he was a rock and roller to play the hell of a drums and guitar and bass and just a really talented you know Seattle rocker I miss him too but yeah my boys are both really down to music and I’m sure we’d love to show you around and take you all over the place if you whatever you like if you need a place to stay you can probably stay with my older son He lives in the downstairs of a big house out on Mercer Island it’s real close it’s kind of between where I live in Andorra downtown Seattle but he’s got an extra room and shower down there sure hit me up man like I said go to my channel it’s just Carol Johanson for original right you take it easy man I’ll talk to you again OK

[@chuckselvage3157]

The drummer is off the chain

[@tryptamineodyssey]

Unparalleled to this day.

[@vladdrakul7851]

Fucking Ace Jimi on FIRE, Stone Crazy!

[@joshu1981]

MegA Sound!....drums...guitar👍

[@aramhamparian9641]

If they are not so already, his music will be dissected and taught in universities across the world.

[@josephvonbulow1164]

Got that purple 🔥🔥 🔥🔥 🔥🔥 🔥🔥 🔥🔥 🔥

[@cecilgalvao5336]

Thank you to Eddie Kramer Sound engineer with good will

[@scottsmartass298]

Some amazing performances for sure. 3 more days until the box set! Can't wait.

[@Instrumental.0477]

El mejor

[@angelomelville9084]

This is Music From Outer Spheres!

[@mazen2928]

🔥🎸

[@juanjoseyebenesalfonso938]

Le dio la vuelta a todos y a todo, hasta a la guitarra que la tocaba al revés. ⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘

[@DannyJamesGuitar]

For those who are unaware, there is a studio version of this song on the First Rays Of The New Rising Sun album and it's fucking amazing.

[@bingsinatra5283]

Yup, I first heard it on The Cry Of Love album... yes I'm old.

[@petegobeckli1386]

Danny James. 1971. CRY OF LOVE. Chek it out. Studio ✂️ cut.

[@hudsonthomas7001]

Basically this song is ahead of its time for f what you hear now a days

[@hudsonthomas7001]

This sounds like a modern song you would hear now a days

[@dlobrown3673]

The last time ezy rider was played live in. The 60s

[@ranabirgahir462]

So So HIGHLY KOOL 😅

[@za2206]

40 Million can Chant these areas of the awaken electric!