Jimi Hendrix Vinyl & Gravesite visit

[@michaelpdawson]

Fascinating look at Jimi's memorial. I didn't know it was so fancy. Thank you for showing this!

[@oddboxTopper]

Happy Birthday Jimi. Thanks for sharing your Hendrix collection.

[@UnsightlyVinyl]

I was just listening to “Songs fo the Groovy Children” today. RIP Jimi!

[@zenvagabond]

IMO, a brilliant time capsule.

[@BluesGuyVinyl]

Hi Mazzy. Wonderful tribute. Thanks for sharing your collection and taking us on the tour. Much appreciated. RIP Jimi. Thanks and cheers.

[@brotherbrian5625]

Happy Birthday Jimi.. what an artist

[@seamuscolgan7654]

Thanks for showing us the memorial!

[@mlblue5355]

Very cool collection of Hendrix’s albums! I have a white label promo of Rainbow Bridge as well, but my cover is quite worn, but the vinyl is in excellent shape. I’m glad I went to the EMP before it got changed. I never saw the Hendrix memorial grave site, so it was cool that you showed it. A few months back, I went to visit my uncle and bought him Electric Ladyland on vinyl. My Dad drove from 11 hrs away and surprised me. Anyways, all three of us listened to the album and drank some scotch. My uncle’s system is amazing and the room just enhanced the sound. The separation of the speakers really helped as well. Eddie Kramer and Hendrix masterfully mixed that album. The way his guitar goes from the left to the right and all points in between. My dad kept shaking his head at how amazing Hendrix was. I’ve heard the album well over a hundred times but never like that. Before my dad went to Vietnam he played the original for my uncle, and had him listen to it on headphones. I never knew that before. So the album was and still is very special for me and my family.

[@jlm8699]

Thank you...fkn awesome.. I feel your excitement about speaking of these albums

[@BOBBRADLEYCHANNEL]

Jimi and Bruce lee same birthday and two game changers. Great video, cheers!

[@jeroenscheltema7198]

That is wonderful thank you so much. I love your collection,looks kinda like mine after 40 years of collecting. Beautiful mausoleum for Jimi...a monument fit for a King. I will be visiting and paying my respects coming september. Hendrix Forever.

[@francoisdunord7169]

Thanks for showing the memorial

[@MrLovell1971]

Great Jimi Hendrix collection I definitely need to get more vinyl by Jimi I was lucky to get the Jumi Purple box on vinyl sealed for $60 from a friend it's amazing on wax I need to get Winterland live jimi is amazing Mazzy love you videos brother hope your having a great holiday weekend on your trip thanks for sharing. Lovellandrew

[@ryanmosher8445]

Thanks for sharing! Love Jimi

[@tinostabile3256]

Hi Mazzy, Sorry that I am a little late to this dance. I am a massive fan of Jimi. I spent my teenage years having the Smash Hits comp on my turntable constantly. As I grow older I still appreciate the raw talent, sheer beauty of his music that had it all; blues, jazz, soul, funk, rock. He had a voice... incredible image ... a beautiful spirit that we lost way too soon. I cannot even begin to imagine what he would have done more innovative on the guitar had he lived into the 21st century. Thank you for honoring his spirit and his vinyls. Loved the tour. A memorial fitting of the man. God bless and be well, "Angel" of the VC Tino

[@laurynbyrne9667]

Great video as always. Thanks Mazzy. Happy Birthday to Jimi! Interesting to think what he would have done and what guitar sounds he would have developed had he lived. Thought I’d share a thought. I had some time off this week and have been reading up on early guitar effects pedals. So much of the classic Jimi sound comes from his pedals and the sequence that he rigged them in. Much of the praise goes to his sound tech Roger Mayer who introduced Jimi to early pedals and also built some of his own for Jimi. Roger started working with Beck and Page circa 1966 but hooked up with Jimi when he popped up in London. Jimi had simple pedals compared to today’s high tech selections. An English Vox Wha-Wha pedal (1967), a UK Dallas-Arbiter ‘Fuzz Face’ pedal (1966) and Mayer’s own Octavia pedal (1966). Pump all that thru a big American Fender stack and it’s glorious. Roger’s unique Octavio fuzz pedal is best heard on ‘Purple Haze.’ Jimi was great, but his pedals and effects made him the best! Story goes that Noel Redding took one of Jimi’s rare unique Octavia pedals to a London shop for repair in 1970 and they illegally copied/cloned it and released it as the Tycobrahe pedal. Now everyone could own and afford a pedal that gave Jimi some of his tones. The 'secret' was out. The electric guitar world cracked wide open. The rest, as they say, is history. Until now, I never really understood how critical effects pedals were to the late sixties electric guitar sound we all know and love. Everyone have a safe, peaceful, music filled holiday! - Doc in Baltimore

[@mazzysmusic]

Lauryn Byrne love info like that

[@alannielsen5721]

That was cool. Thanks for sharing.

[@closedchannel2713]

Great tribute Mazzy, RIP Jimi that was really neat to see his memorial on his birthday. Take care thanks for sharing and have a wonderful Thanksgiving weekend, Cheers Sean

[@cmkilcullen8176]

Eddie Kramer I believe did Cry of Love. Crash Landing Midnight Lightning, Nine to the Universe was Douglas.

[@DeeTee79]

Great video, awesome collection, in front and most definitely behind !I was listening to both sides of the sky vinyl today, love it.

[@glennhornbeek3052]

Nice video! Hendrix is fantastic. Thanks for the tour of the memorial as well.

[@Localbandography]

Man thanks for the Memorial tour. Awesome to see that for the first time. Beautiful shrine to a God. The highlight of my RSD was picking up an OG of Axis:Bold As Love. So heavy. Great collection Mazzy. I need the nudes cover of Electricladyland. Grail for me. Yeah I am one that cannot do the posthumous stuff although Alice Coltrane did it with John’s work on Infinity which I enjoy so I need to get over it.

[@leemaloney8527]

Man im glad I found ya channel good man

[@mazzysmusic]

Thank you ! 😎

[@mano1971music]

Beautiful tribute to a Beautiful Soul....RIP JIMI

[@vitalieBu]

I just bought his double LP album "Experience Hendrix, the best of Jimi Hendrix" .... cannot wait to hear him on vinyl !!!

[@cmkilcullen8176]

Nice views of the Hendrix memorial / grave site. His original site was a whole 'nother story....... This site is much more dignified.

[@BarakaPDub]

Thanks for sharing the footage from the memorial. That's pretty cool to see in a video versus a photo. I'm with you about being a completist. With the amount of stuff being repackaged in different ways and being dropped constantly, it's difficult to keep up.

[@mazzysmusic]

But I still love to listen to all these Hendrix reissues. I'll grab the Fillmore 69/70 as I hear it is great. Two friends have the CD but for some odd reason, I'm waiting for the vinyl., Call me crazy??

[@separateglances1]

@@mazzysmusic , you're crazy ....but that's why we love you :D

[@earheadsix4119]

Sweet lot of Hendrix records. Only uk issue I have is Electric Ladyland as well. I’m sure mine is a 1970 press but it is on track. I think all of his records sound better in stereo. I like how things bounce along. Cheers.

[@gevowavemagnet]

It's hard to believe Jimi's been gone almost 50 years. I was in 8th grade, September 18th, 1970. That summer, i had managed to scrape up enough money mowing lawns to purchase 'Band Of Gypsys'. I still haven't completely gotten over the loss of Jimi Hendrix, turned 62yrs old a couple of weeks ago.

[@SDsailor7]

Have you done a Janis Joplin video? Never knew they had that jimi memorial up there. Thanks for taking us there.

[@PeKe999]

An impressive memorial.

[@MrAxel1892]

Thx, mate.

[@separateglances1]

Jimi Live At Berkeley album is another one to get if you haven’t already. I bought Crash Landing and Midnight Lightning back in the 1970s and it wasn’t until the coming of the internet that I found out the tracks had been chopped and changed. Despite that I still love the track Captain Coconut off CL.

[@mazzysmusic]

Oh yeah Berkeley is great. I forgot to show it as i had it upstairs. I had just played it the night before I shit this. I forgot 🎸

[@Gilby1231]

One I would recommend is War Heroes but I guess those sessions are available on other albums

[@zenvagabond]

You're missing 'Are You Experienced', his brilliant debut; 'Live at the BBC', brilliant 2LP recorded in UK; 'In the West', another brilliant live overview with some rarities (i.e. Johnny B Goode), and 'Live in Berkeley', another micro gem, and 'Blues', his blues overview. There's probably a few others...

[@mazzysmusic]

Are You Experienced is included here. The others I dint have when I made this video. Thanks for watching ✌🏽

[@CornboneStudios]

You missed Voo Doo Soup my personal favorite Hendrix cd. Played it at work for years. I love the cover art too. Some people don’t like it because of added musicians. It has great vibes when you play it.

[@cmkilcullen8176]

yes - good issue!

[@millfred123]

I still like CDs better. When I go for a ride in my car I seldom grab a vinyl LP to listen to. What I like about vinyl is that they are antiques you can actually use and not just look at.

[@teckertime]

Me too

[@millfred123]

@@teckertime Ironically, I can get a used CD for much less money than a used record. We really got screwed by the record companies from the mid 80s and beyond. There was no reason CDs should have cost that much.

[@teckertime]

@@millfred123 Exactly.

[@millfred123]

What I REALLY miss is being able to tape (via cassette) CDs and vinyl. I'd tape cuts I like for car travel, walkman, etc. I heard someone say theyre making a comeback ... we'll see ....

[@charliebrown4624]

Check out your Electric Ladyland vinyl. You will see that Voodoo Child (slight return) was a misprint on the US reprise album cover. On the label it says Voodoo Chile and Voodoo Chile (slight return) as it does on the UK Polydor album. Jimi NEVER recorded a song called Voodoo Child (slight return.) The fault has continued on all CD covers. SRV was aware of this mistake and when he covers it, he corrected the mistake and called it Voodoo Chile (slight return.)

[@paint1955]

In The West is a pretty good posthumous release

[@chris_has_the_spins]

Impressive Hendrix stack Mazzy! And thanks for the tour. Is he actually buried there? Looks like you hit it at a good time and didn't have any other people around....looked peaceful. That "nude" Electric Ladyland is a high grail for me....if you would ever consider letting one of the two (don't care which one) go for trade or sell let me know...if not...I understand. Cheers my friend.

[@mazzysmusic]

Hey Chris. Yes he is buried there.. Let me think about the Hendrix. Remind me in the new year... Have a FAB Holiday.....

[@chris_has_the_spins]

10-4 Mazzy, thanks for getting back, and Merry Martini Christmas my friend

[@kingofallmediums2123]

The Seattle Pilots played 1 year in 1969 and moved to Milwaukee and became the Brewers

[@kookamunga2458]

Jimi was truly multicultural and helped build bridges between black and white cultures but that wasn't noticed because of his insanely brilliant guitar playing .

[@jlm8699]

"War they ought to stop!"

[@motormouthalmighty]

there's an old Chinese proverb,even though there isn't,I went to Jimi Hendrix's gravesite,only to find out that he was still alive.he was even more alive than I was!

[@kingofallmediums2123]

Mazzy you participate in Chaz?😂

[@kinoblues]

you should be an actor)

[@eliortega1745]

Grave site trip was too short,but anyway it's better than nothing. LOL

[@kingofallmediums2123]

Cry of Love🙄

[@kookamunga2458]

Some of the Alan Douglas produced albums were pretty good some were not . They were better than some of the later 1980s loudness wars cds which to me sounded kind of flat . Alan Douglas produced Midnight Lightning and Kiss the Sky were inferior but his Concerts album and Live at Winter land 1987 Ryko disk And Nine to the universe are pretty good and your right about the latter being a collection of loose instrumental jams .

[@charliebrown4624]

I failed to mention, there are several other misprints and incorrect information on the US Electric Ladyland cover. Look at the names of other artists that played on the album...Wrong. Obviously the album cover layout was compiled by somebody that was not paying attention.

[@lubossuchanek3726]

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[@wk4max]

Scouse me while I kiss this guy! 💋

[@leeanneklitz5687]

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