Eddie Kramer In-Studio With Jonesy

[@HeROsiNhEaVeN]

It’s always a pleasure to hear Jimi Hendrix stories from someone who experienced him first hand.....Thank You Sir to the great Eddie Kramer for keeping Jimi’s music and memory alive....🙏

[@dannysunay8099]

Lemmy would tell Hendrix stories from yesteryear as well!!!

[@HeROsiNhEaVeN]

Danny Sunay R.I.P Jimi and Lemmy....forever jamming together up in heaven...🙏🏻

[@TMCMR]

The sheer imagery that you get from Eddie Kramer and John in this interview expands the very notion that musicians like Hendrix and the story on The Beatles session made music an art form. Great job Jonsey

[@nickhayworth6200]

Such a informative interview. This is one of the best guest yet on the show.

[@majestik101]

What a thoroughly entertaining and informative interview. Just listening to these guys talk about the old days is really awesome. Thanks!

[@grimmertwin2148]

Quite simply the best account of Jimi I've ever heard - make sure you share this with your friends.

[@KnedCBaker]

I would like to shake Eddie's hand some day. The man is a legend. I had the chance meet Billy a few years back, it was awesome. Good stuff Jonesy.

[@warborn_inc.]

Was fortunate enough to hang out with Eddie Kramer at the studio I was working at in Chicago in the late 90s. Such a nice guy.

[@cosmicdrifter287]

That was very enjoyable!

[@kevinkiso49]

Yeah Eddie, England turned out to be just magic for Jimi... RIP ❤️

[@lifesmythtv2608]

Thanks for carrying the torch through the vaults of our inspirations

[@maryuline2585]

Just came upon this interview and wow so, so interesting. I just finished reading Steve Jones's book and that was an amazing read!!

[@RetiredinKorea8587]

Saw Steve's cool t shirt right away. Loved the part about Atlanta Pop Festival. Its about 10 min from my home. I drove there few months ago to see the site. Fenced up overgrown site. Has a cool historical marker there.

[@sspbrazil]

I will be like Eddie Kramer, never stop working, yet another great interview Steve...

[@neilmclaughlin2347]

I was just reading Tony Visconti’s autobiography and he briefly mentions Eddie Kramer, saying some fairly uncomplimentary things about him. It’d be a fascinating subject if someone wrote a book about the relationships/rivalries between the classic rock producers/engineers (1950’s, 60’s & 70’s).

[@johnperiard9594]

So Steve Jones asks the legendary Eddie Kramer who engineered every album of the iconic Jimi Hendix if there was "a lot of knob twittlin'?" I laugh every single time i hear it. Excellent interview Jonesy! One of his best! 10:45

[@markblackwell9486]

Two legends. One great show.

[@majorsmythe1]

Yet just ANOTHER great interview Jonesy !. I check for new videos daily, love your work.

[@vermonation]

Glad to say I worked with both Steve and Eddie in the recording studio. Not at the same time.

[@dannysunay8099]

Really cool when you interview the people behind the scenes like producers, mixers, really great! Jonesey, you are the best! Thank you! I have learned more music history from your show, than a rock magazine or book!!

[@telsutton]

Met some legendary engineers in my time, but sadly not Eddie.... what a guy... cheers, Steve!

[@redplanetdrifter3352]

It seems like every interview Jonesy does is better than the last one! This one is just simply fascinating!

[@hughsnyder891]

I saw Jimi in April of 69 at the Spectrum in Philadelphia then in May of 70 at an outdoor football stadium at the University of Temple in Philadelphia. That had Cactus the Grateful Dead, Steve Miller Band and Hendrix. He’s my favorite. Made those Marshall stacks sing like nobody else. Going to see the movie tonight in Phoenix, Az .🙏👌☮️😊 Awesome interview 😊

[@americanhorseman]

Great show Jonesy! Love the humor between u 3...thx

[@themaddaddy9515]

this is brilliant the history of rock n roll hendrix was a fuckin genius...

[@Noisehead101]

Nah

[@waltersobchak926]

one of your best interviews this, very funny. thanks, Jonesy

[@georgecarter144]

Killer rapport between them I have to say ! - wonderful !!!

[@1rwjwith]

Incredible show!!

[@stewarttiley9683]

Slade: Best live band of all time-PERIOD! East of Canada! Awesome! Jonesy as usual! Best guy on radio! I'd love to see Alex Lifeson and Geddy Lee with Jonesy!

[@peterigan1897]

Cheers Johnny Mac too Much Love

[@gustavnovak]

Steve is great ! always a good show !

[@niks7348]

History of Music here

[@PaulMcCaffreyfmac]

Says he !worked on Ogden's" but not the album with Stanley Unwin, Eddie Kramer is on of those survivors who can tweak his own history... and why not

[@donkeyshot8472]

thanks for confirming, I thought I had misheard eddie, that really didn`t make much sense...

[@tomcarl8021]

Glyn John's hates Kramer. He says he takes credit for things he had nothing to do with and makes things up.

[@wademcinnis922]

His name was Stanley Unwin - the voice on OGDEN'S NUTGONE FLAKE.

[@Noisehead101]

Yessss

[@mikemccaine4229]

Yeah that's right. How the hell did those guys not know that when they had worked with The Small Faces? very odd...

[@frankrichards3089]

Some good ol Brit chit chat. Love it

[@dmac8949]

love the t-shirt Steve...where can I get one?

[@mastersupreme6126]

AWESOME HENDRIX MEMORIES KLOS BRING BACK TOM LYKES!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@christown2827]

Was Lemmy a roadie for Jimi Hendrix at one point?

[@cheyne15]

yes

[@gostrum1]

I think someone needs to make a film about Lemmy. What a life

[@KanakarisGeorge]

And for 'The Nice' .He gave Keith Emerson the HitlerJugend dagger!

[@kevinkiso49]

For a very small leg of an early UK tour - he lugged equipment for The Experience.

[@diamondd2778]

they did

[@davysaltcoats]

good stuff..

[@randomdudelife]

love eddie!

[@ElectricLabel]

Stanley Unwin performed his Gobbledigook on Ogden's Nut Gone Flake

[@billinawe]

He certainly did, I’ve still got the original round sleeved album.

[@heywoodjablowme5834]

Bloody hell

[@Albrecht777]

Eddie was the perfect mixer / engineer for Jimi Hendrix. Thank you, Eddie, for all your work. Jonesy recorded some decent songs, too... . ;-) Addition: sadly, Jonesy's ignorance of the topic is astounding.

[@parachuteman4]

When was this movie actually completed and released? ( Electric Church ) and when was this interview conducted ?

[@KanakarisGeorge]

Where can i get such a shirt ?

[@terrytickler]

Cooooool

[@ronstocker]

Professor Stanley Unwin - Ogdens' Nut Gone Flake - Small Faces.

[@carloslozada2121]

Incredible Steve is the best interview on radio better than Howard

[@HardRockMaster7577]

Howard makes it all about him, which he has a tight to do, but that's how it goes.

[@dannysunay8099]

Howard who!!!???

[@dannysunay8099]

@@HardRockMaster7577 who the hell is howard!!!!

[@ianc1001]

Howard Stern.

[@danceccon8469]

That Angel album is classic actually

[@a64tbird]

Can you guys just please turn the audio up a little bit.

[@MrBluoct]

Humble Pie. live 🤘

[@beejayca]

Stanley Unwin did the narration on Ogden's Nut Gone Flake....;-)

[@veronicaclare1]

Stanley Unwin was the eccentric old chap with the Small Faces.

[@niknayme3754]

I don't know if Eddie had anything to do with Humble Pie's Silver Tongue. What a great tune.

[@xwsftassell]

Nah. Bloody comes from "By our Lady", i.e. The Virgin Mary. In Italy they say "Oh Ma-donna!"

[@Mr75044]

Isle of Wight....1970.....600000.....fans...

[@JohnnyCameo]

I’m shouting STANLEY UNWIN!!!!

[@terrytickler]

The Hendrix family :-(

[@michaelr4063]

Lmfao, east of Canada!

[@jumpfortyfour9965]

his name was stanley unwin

[@bobc.5698]

I would think that in mid 1970 Led Zeppelin had 3 albums out and were as big as Hendrix.

[@youjoker9647]

Steve in the studio with another Brit you know it'll be a hoot

[@neilmclaughlin2347]

Just reading Tony Visconti’s Autobiography and he briefly mentions Eddie Kramer, saying some slightly negative things about him. It’d be interesting to know more about the professional relationships & rivalries between the classic rock producers/engineers (50’s, 60’s & 70’s).

[@warborn_inc.]

I can only speak about my interactions with Eddie...and he couldn't have been any nicer and down to earth. I got to hang with him at the studio I was working at in the late 90s

[@neilmclaughlin2347]

I’m sure he is a good guy, he certainly comes across as very affable and I’ve read about a lot of the musicians who’ve worked with him describing him as a real gentleman. I just thought it was interesting that we know a lot about the artists relationship with the producer/engineer, but they rarely speak about their relationship with their peers. I’m sure the majority of it is ‘friendly rivalry’ but I suppose there are a few who just have totally opposing methods or outlooks and maybe take a dislike to each other? I’m not saying this is the case here, but I’m sure it happens-just strange that it’s not documented more.

[@MrMrh1958]

Stanley Unwin brilliant!😂

[@tedkay_music]

Alright

[@tonewife]

STANLEY UNWIN

[@manjay49]

Stanley Unwin. Ogden's Nut Gone Flake. 1969. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stanley_Unwin_(comedian)

[@jl.renegade]

GOD SAVE JIMI HENDRIX

[@chrisdavies73]

The Matron of Olympic! Cor blimey guvnor :-) My pants look like a tee pee.

[@martinwatson6806]

STANLEY UNWIN!!!

[@bryanfrombuffalo7685]

Why isn't meatloaf talking more

[@gazriley624]

Stanley Unwin

[@peterigan1897]

Thank You Eddie!Henrix forever.Steve,the Small Faces mate the band you stole all the riffs from.Ya Rod Stewart wimpy faces?Lol joking.Ta

[@Accidentinparadiable]

Professor Stanley Unwin !

[@Boudosaved]

KRAFTWERK!!!

[@startervisions]

By working with who he's worked with, this man Mr. Kramer is one of the more influential human beings alive lol

[@celestialteapot309]

The name of the guy they can't remember is Stanly Unwin

[@libre-tad6283]

It was Stanley Unwin with the funny language

[@youjoker9647]

" Stanley Unwin on Ogdens Nut Gone Flake ffs!

[@geofftayloruk]

Stanley Unwin!!! 😂

[@mikemccaine4229]

I can't believe the guy who engineered and produced "Ogdens Nutgone Flake" the Small Faces record with Stanley Unwin was on, claims he had nothing to do with that record??? Very odd....

[@palvarado805]

12 22:👍17

[@sicks6six]

Playing in the pistols and sitting round talking to interesting people, and getting paid for it, One question do you miss the old days, skint, hanging out in SOHO, trying to find somewhere to play, wondering where all the money went, the press vilifying your every word, Police harassment, record labels dumping you, MI5 following you, sounds crap but it must have been exciting.

[@peterigan1897]

wankers United was Steve,Paul,Glen,Nick kent,playing Maggie may,bollocks.Hence Lydon..Jonesy was a bit too young to steal the gear from the hero's then!

[@devilsforkdigital1490]

I thought the Pistols hated Nick Kent... or was that just Sid.

[@peterigan1897]

+Devils Fork Digital folklore is he rehearsed once or twice at Denmark street before john.Steve or Paul knows.Lol.Lydon probably was not a fan of kent,so naturally Sid neither.

[@xxcelr8rs]

"How 'bout dem Packers?" As in Green Bay tundra, or more sod mumbles?

[@rareform6747]

Crash Landing ...is Massive ?

[@elevatordan6082]

Stinks that Jonesy retired

[@elevatordan6082]

@Jimmy 5 Jabs I hope not. That's really stupid. Gotta spend money to make money. But maybe you're right

[@elevatordan6082]

@Jimmy 5 Jabs I guess you're right Jimmy. But, he's huge on radio here. If he wanted a job on podcast, Sirius, Spotify etc., for mad money, he'd get it

[@palvarado805]

🚽🍹👍y

[@judasgoat4230]

I've never met a white supremecist Mr Kramer, although I've met a lot of Jewish supremecists, just ask your average Palestinian sir.

[@rintojulian2680]

Bloody hell

[@xwsftassell]

Stanley Unwin