Jimi Hendrix, Vanilla Fudge, Northwest Company on WHERE IT's AT- Jmp4

[@mike196212]

Jimi was one of the coolest and nicest guys and STILL the best rock guitarist.

[@waldemarkalnicki2761]

I agree with your opinion , Jimi is a rock icon and still is after all these years.

[@jesusgonzalez-io9bi]

8

[@mickmaphari6606]

And the best blues guitarist too!

[@3D_Printing]

Poet, footprints dressed in red, etc

[@aaronday7627]

And will always be Alpha Apex Hendrix set the bar as high and far as Nine To The Universe 🌌 goes and back !

[@chuckford5927]

I truly enjoyed this historic footage. Wish I could have been old enough to have seen Jimi Hendrix live in 1967-1970, And be able to turn back the hands of time. RIP Jimi, Noel, and Mitch. You truly left your mark in music history.

[@utherpendragon4227]

There is absolutely no one this cool walking around in 2021.

[@aaronday7627]

not even in 2024 etc.....

[@annetteathanasatos1229]

Jimi, miss you. You were the greatest. You made music of the 60's Great. RIP, I am a fan forever.✌

[@aaronday7627]

not you were is and will always be is the Alpha Apex legendary Conqueror Hendrix totally stands straight Strat Strong 💪 😤 is brother fan never use the words was or were when it comes to Hendrix there's only IS ! 🖐️

[@shanewright1606]

Lol, the way Jimi said, "My grandmother, & her boyfriend", LOL, Jimi was the man

[@loqutisborg5416]

ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS!!!!. It's like having a musical time machine. A lot better than some of the so called and alleged musicians of today. Always has an affinity for the music and performers of the 60s. Gonna go now, roll a big joint and put on an LP.!!!! Peace

[@aaronday7627]

I do what your saying every day

[@bigalb8935]

Awesome video jimi spoke so well always a gentleman this footage I’ve never seen loved it love jimi 4 Ever

[@davidkey8172]

I like how the camera man puts his hand on the interviewer and moves him over so Mitch could be in the filming.

[@cherrypickerguitars]

I watched this original broadcast! I was 11or 12 and I watched it BECAUSE Hendrix was on it! Holy sh!+! I’m THAT old now?!?

[@chrispraz877]

Was this a national show, or local to LA?

[@tomh1593]

The guy interviewing Jimi is Terry David Mulligan. He is still alive. He is 79 years old.

[@skipcampbell4226]

What a bunch of cool gracious guys! Really refreshing to hear them being interviewed. Really good dudes.

[@veritas8575]

Hard to believe this is 50 years ago. :(

[@madvinmryk]

Good to hear from Vanilla Fudge.

[@dhenderson8177]

I got to see Vanilla Fudge (and Soft Machine) open for Jimi in "68. There was electricity in the air.

[@allanbluzdude]

Me too, Hollywood Bowl September 14, 1968

[@We-Just-Elected-A-Dictator]

Never heard of the Northwest Company and now I know why.

[@mattkaustickomments]

Yeah, the DJ / Manager says he doesn’t like Gary Puckett & Union Gap and then his guy comes on and sounds like a 3rd rate Gary Puckett impersonation.

[@madvinmryk]

All the way through the song I was thinking VF does that song.

[@MrSageXP]

The Northwest Company I knew in the 70s were a 3 pc band led by Ray Otoole who went on to play with Blue Northern. A pretty good rock band and way better than these guys

[@michaelkoszowski3716]

The singer is brutal!! ..

[@chrisbuck1695]

Saw Jimi Hendrix at the coliseum during that tour, there were 4 bands all together and Jimi didn't finish until around 3 am I was only in grade 7 quite an experience especially watching all the older kids tripping out ,the music was great however. I believe after that concert curfews were invoked.

[@keithmccaslyn2527]

YOU are soooo damn lucky its unbelievable! Lucky YOU. good for you. I was only 10 yrs old when this all was happening. been into Jimi since 1972 though.

[@kevinallison2227]

I was just talking to my older bro last night about Vanilla Fudge and he mentioned that he saw them with Hendrix in San Diego. Well well well here I see it on YT.

[@BobbyYoungProject]

I wah at that show too! We were sitting on the floor in row H.. It was a great show only surpassed by the show the next year when Cat Mother and The All Night News Boys opened, followed by Chicago Transit Authority, and closed by Jimi doing Voodoo Child with Jack Casady on bass Noel on rhythm guitar and Jimi playing his butt off!!!

[@dancingtrout6719]

Cool .

[@holyworrier]

I'll bet you could hear it all over town and the later it got...

[@televinv8062]

Great Fudge Experience interviews here..👍🙏👍🙏👍

[@GERMANYTHRASHMETALKD]

About the Experience and about this concerned period , autumn 68 , they recorded one last track which was " look over younder " , then Noel Redding quits the band to form his own group , Fat mattress ; few months later in february 69 at the Royal Albert Hall /London , they oppened for the Jimi Hendrix Experience so Redding play twice a day .

[@BigSky1]

Jimi used to refer to Fat Mattress as Thin Pillow. He wasn’t impressed by Noel’s band.

[@amsedelm]

Great interview with Jimi.

[@andrewSUN17]

Amazing real musicians true souls speaking from the heart!

[@VideoByPatrick]

Beautiful man, so easy to listen to him.

[@mrjones9894]

My first big time concert

[@victormorgado5318]

Interviewer "What is coming out of New York"? Carmine Appice: "We are coming out of New York"

[@echoflower5435]

Fascinating that the show is about pop music and all the music is blues-based.

[@keithmccaslyn2527]

Very groovy...indeed. ove the seriousness and groundedness of the Hendrix Trio Interview. sometimes I think,why wasnt there a hendrix fanatic,stalker who filmed every damn show..ect... or better yet, good God, Like the Grateful Dead Head's,followed and taped damn near ever show,tons and tons of them... alas we get what we get ,its happened,already now. thankful for what we've got remaining of one the most incredible Geniuses to ever walk the Earth. Jimi Hendrix!!

[@CineRocco]

This is outstanding! Thanks for posting it.

[@FNMCaffeine]

Thanks for sharing this treasure. I've never seen it before. I know it may sound weird, but I thought it was pretty cool to see Jimi (the human) blow his nose during the interview!

[@charlesrenfro-3842]

...and joked around while blowing his nose 😂

[@richardo5951]

Nice that Jimi name checks Traffic and Family at 10:58.

[@stephenmiller5023]

I was born in April of 1960. To watch this now is pretty cool as I had never seen this until today . I’ve never really “ Grown up”, but as I’ve aged and gotten older I still remember those early days of my youth fondly . The music that came out during those 60’s & 70’s was really diverse & interesting to say the least . Lots of “ Kid - bands” out there trying to find their own sounds. Jimi , Mitch & Noel definitely did just that , and this video is proof as to just how well ahead of everyone else they were . Thanks for posting this gem & sharing this epic video. 😎👍

[@MichaelLantz]

I heard that Jimi Hendrix hated "The Vanilla Fudge" but he loved "Chicago" especially their lead guitarist Terry Kath.

[@paulablissett9396]

Wow Jimi loved Chicago, my x was also friends, and knew quite well on e of the band members was actually from The South Suburbs!!! Besides Jimi Hendrix!!

[@stutzbearcat5624]

Cuz Vanilla Fudge SUCKED!

[@geneobrien8907]

@@stutzbearcat5624 They did suck and nobody who cared about music took them seriously. They were nothing more than a cover band playing overwrought, dramatized renditions of songs that other, more talented people wrote. They were nowhere near the level of music quality that groups like Cream, Traffic, Hendrix, etc. were. A guilty pleasure maybe but no self respecting freak would play one of their albums when hanging out with friends.

[@rileyyyyh]

@@stutzbearcat5624sucked less than chicago!!!

[@bluesdog53]

Thanks. Particularly the Fudge interview.

[@mysteryjesus]

Yes Canada used to be way, way behind the times when it came to the latest music and technology. Things that came out in the USA, wouldn't come out in Canada until a year or two later, if Canada even got it at all. Thankfully things have improved and now Canada gets things at the same time as the rest of the world.

[@jhankline8963]

this is so cool in cleveland station channel 5 . im from nelson ohio. and on chamnel 5 wews station cleveland was the ubeat show hosted by don webster who was also the weather man on the station.

[@angelomelville9084]

WOW super cool!

[@Hamer081]

Jimi was easy and cool man. Yeaaa

[@klmullins65]

Since this was in the Pacific Northwest, and around the right time, I wonder if this was just after "The Fudge" filmed their infamous "Mud Shark" groupie at the Edgewater Inn in Seattle, that Zappa and Zeppelin immortalized in song!

[@barrieflix]

No - that was July 1969

[@EarthAltar]

All groupies must bow down in the sacred presence of the Latex Solar Beef! Steamroller! Talk about your hemorrhoids, baby!

[@ST40TV]

Daryl Burlingham was hired by CFUN Vancouver boss Red Robinson to replace Fred Latremouille in 1965 till 1967 when he moved to CKLG till 1969. He returned to both CKLG and CFUN from 1973 to ''77. He is quoted as saying "This is Daryl B on CFOX Radio and we're taking care of business." Randy Bachman of BTO was listening and thought that was a great line for a song.

[@rievans57]

Fascinating!

[@impalaman9707]

Carmine looks to be the only one sober enough to speak in the Fudge interview--Mark Stein and some of the other guys look to be in an altered state of consciousness on a LSD trip, and unable to talk

[@boomer1954ful]

LMAO, is that what it is? They're all stoned....maybe Jimi shared something with them....

[@Thadmotor1044]

I was lucky to see Jimi at the San Bernardino Swing Show grounds . Hendrix rushed through the hits but when he got to Voodoo Chile the Experience lit up the place !

[@Thadmotor1044]

The Swing , It was an old farm animal show place and after the show , they opened up the back and I got to walk out with Jimi and the Experience . One comment I said was I couldn't here you guys well , and Noel said , hey its Jimi's band , you know .

[@JB-tr6nu]

Cool to see a young Carmine the drummer for Vanilla Fudge I can't spell his last name & didn't want to butcher it lol

[@EarthAltar]

Appice.

[@doctornova3015]

Appice

[@doctornova3015]

How ever the trick is , how it's actually pronounced. Lol

[@bryant1996123]

It "is a big fat draag" to know people [in the 60s] didn't know how to "react to this music" that's better than ever before. So they had to rely on imagery and gimmicks ... Truth spoken by Jimi

[@rc1564]

Groovy

[@pmcclaren1]

Hendrix . . .understood even to the end. 1969-Memphis the JHE; played before 10,000 in 10,000 auditorium. 1970--Memphis: played before 2000 in 11,000 coliseum (9000 empty seats). I was there both times.

[@pmcclaren1]

NOTE: look how LONG Jimi's thumbs are; gave him ability no one else could grip the guitar. Of course, these thumbs were given him by his MAKER, the LORD. (John 3.3, 33-34-)--

[@jfmax2000]

Oh Wow !!! Check it Out !!! Jimi and The Fellas in Canada on Where it's at... Never Seen The Whole Footage of This Interview... This is Absolute Gold.. Jimi was Just Such an Amazing Captivating Figure.. Just 💯% Real ☺☺😎👊💯💯💖 Thanx a Million for Uploading and Sharing ☺☺😎👊💯💖

[@mfranzusan3014]

I had no idea Terry David Mulligan was as old as dirt! Wow!

[@warren2467]

Definition of cool Jimi Hendrix

[@aprilchild649]

cute how jimi and band laughed a bit when jimi said his 'grand ma and grand ma's boyfriend'

[@drummer17562]

Great upload... ridiculous that Northwest would even attempt a signature song from Vanilla Fudge's first album with a Vanilla Fudge interview being shown later. Jimi Hendrix hits the target right on the head and his thoughts are as relevant today as they were then!. People have been force fed Radio GA-GAGA and simply don't understand the difference anymore. We can blame it on the Disco Era and D-J's in general.

[@STPfuzzDemon]

Northwest Co. had a song on the first volume of garage/psych comp "Turds on a Bum Ride."

[@myradioon]

Other people are saying that but I suspect it may have to do with contracts and royalties. It is a small budget local interview show so they would have to pay a large Artist Performance license fee to these bands to perform music. If they have someone cover a song they have to pay a smaller royalty to the publishing company. They had to have some music so it would make sense they used a local band who played similar music to Vanilla Fudge to cover them. Nobody was gonna dare cover the Experience nor could they.

[@geneobrien8907]

@@myradioon The royalty fee is likely the same no matter who performs it. Take Me For A Little While might be a Vanilla Fudge signature song but it was written by Trade Martin, Vanilla Fudge doesn't get any royalties when someone else performs the song. It would be more costly to pay Vanilla Fudge for the live performance but a license fee has nothing to do with it.

[@myradioon]

@@geneobrien8907 That's what I meant. They would have to pay the more well known bands a bigger performance fee because they were bigger and their promoters demanded it. The show didn't have the budget so they went with just paying a songwriter royalty for a smaller band to perform the song. I'm a gigging musician and a songwriter. They would otherwise have to pay a big fee for the individual performance that night AND license the ability to broadcast/rebroadcast that particular rendition/performance of the song.

[@philburpalooza8]

8:14 the interviewer gets yanked back for blocking the picture lol!

[@tsfurlan]

Actually 8:45

[@robertbishop5357]

mtv, be4 there was an mtv, great time for music.

[@bumpdunlop]

They go from Northwest Company playing Take Me For a Little While right into a Vanilla Fudge interview. That was confusing for a minute. Actually took me about 24 hours to figure it out.

[@myradioon]

Other people are saying that but I suspect it may have to do with contracts and royalties. It is an interview show so they would have to pay a large Artist Performance license fee to these bands. If they have someone cover a song they have to pay a smaller royalty to the publishing company. It would make sense they used a local band who played similar music to Vanilla Fudge to cover them. Nobody was gonna dare cover the Experience nor could they.

[@donhancock332]

Just what is wrong with " Over You" by G.P / Union Gap? I love it.

[@MarijaSimendic]

"Look at yourself, you're wonderful" "Oh." 😂😂😂

[@photonotavailable7936]

Interesting camera angles. Fascinating to hear Hendrix during the Q&A. Jimi, Noel, and Mitch, RIP. I love Canada, The Guess Who, Gordon Lightfoot, etc. However, IMO, and I mean no disrespect, this show does not compare with the programs I watched during the '60s on LA TV stations while growing up in SoCal: The Lloyd Thaxton Show, Hullabaloo, 9th Street West, American Bandstand, Where The Action Is, Shindig, etc.

[@enzoperrin9176]

the musician next to Carmine Appice is seriously tripping

[@impalaman9707]

Jimi must have given him his special "blend", a little token for everyone who toured with the Experience

[@patricialambert3110]

@@impalaman9707 He's looks kinda spooked, Perhaps he's hallucinating that Carmine transformed into gorilla while he was speaking.

[@scottconnors8419]

I supposedly have one of Vince Martell old univox amps?let me know Vince,?it sounds amazing still if so..u302univox

[@RJ-ox8on]

lol how Carmine was monopolizing conversations even back then

[@kevinallison2227]

Yep NY ego

[@arthynes3475]

Great early Carmine Appice and Jimi

[@MichaelHernandez-do1ie]

I just want to hear his voice

[@mmestari]

I wonder why he thinks that Union Gap sucks. After listening to that song, it's not according to my taste at all, but it also seemed very typical song for it's time.

[@basilmarasco1975]

It *was* typical for its time. The Top 40 was full of decent pop music in that era. But the Top 40 included everything in those days. You heard Tom Jones on the same station as Steppenwolf, Iron Butterfly on the same station as the Archies, Johnny Cash on the same station as the Supremes, Cream on the same station as the Fifth Dimension. All that on the same Top 40 station.

[@rogermansour993]

GREAT SHOW.I knew the Fudge well and played drums with Leslie West Vagrants. GREAT GROUPS to come out of Canada were LIGHTHOUSE.THE GUESS WHO. Another great band though they never made it big. THE MANDELA.George Oliver was their lead SINGER and was later replaced by Dave Clayton Thomas who went on to sing for BLOOD SWEAT AND TEARS EVANGELIST ROGER MANSOUR MISSIONARY TO HAITI

[@leahflower9924]

Love how the dude was blocking Mitch Mitchell my favorite drummer...Mitch was adorable lol

[@JB-tr6nu]

Saw Hendricks at the Coliseum with Fat Mattress and Heir Apparent I remember Noel Reading playing in one of these bands this was my 1st concert...the ticket price ?....$3.50

[@theyrekrnations8990]

Of course everyone must know that Jimi had very few interviews

[@ugmodude]

Is somebody being murdered in the background during the Vanilla Fudge interview?

[@robotgoose225]

Mitch sang 'Little Miss Strange'... the lead vocal..?? Always assumed it was Noel singing cos it's his song...Mitch on 'backing' would kinda make more sense, but what Jimi say's, go's. Great tune. Great to hear them talking highly of each other about that tune and so they should, It's a masterpiece. I was quite surprised to hear them mention ELL, because they all look so young, and I always considered the last JHE studio album to be later on, somehow... Didn't Noel walk out halfway through recording that album...yet here they all are...🤔🤷🏻‍♂️🌈❤

[@Yazidmanou]

That's the first time I see Jimi Hendrix blowing nose ! So he's really human right ? Thanks a lot for posting ! It'sgreat anyway. The interview is from September 7th, 1968 at Pacific Coliseum, Vancouver, Canada.

[@Einnor084]

Yazidmanou BIG problem. Peephole treated Jimi azz if he were not human. Yet he needed rest, nutrition, water, love, & ncouragement, just like any of us do! Not just a bunch of drugz.

[@robin2012ism]

10:39 "Bob Dylan's Grandmother" ;)

[@johnnyalbuquerque.3996]

JAJAJAJAJA... Grandmother....

[@сергейсерый-к8и]

Время ЛЕГЕНДА !!! Хиппи это Религия

[@averyadrian1534]

Theme song sounds like the Yardbirds

[@rikk7041]

Mulligan was wrong that Hendrix "had never been to Vancouver before". In fact Hendrix visited there a lot in his youth, because his grandmother lived there. It's only a 3hr drive from Seattle, where Hendrix was from. He even went to high school in Vancouver for a semester. At the PNE Colosseum show of 1968, Hendrix's grandmother was in the audience. Kinda strange that Hendrix never corrected Mulligan, I guess he figured it'd be rude to.

[@ST40TV]

From Mulligan March 21 2019: "Absolute correct. Truly one of my all time regrets that I didn’t know about his Vancouver connections." Rik, many thanks from us all.

[@rikk7041]

@@ST40TV Hey, if the internet had been around then...Still today very few people seem aware of Hendrix's connections to Vancouver, so I bring it up every chance I get. Love this channel, I'm seeing so many artists whom I never imagined I would ever see.

[@basilmarasco1975]

On one of Jimi's LP sleeves is a photo of a note he left his father about going to Vancouver to do a show. "See you when it's over", he wrote his Dad.

[@fabrikk60]

@@basilmarasco1975 Which album?

[@basilmarasco1975]

@@fabrikk60 "Soundtrack" (double album)

[@bpivr]

I’m so confused. The Northwest group seems to be covering the Vanilla Fudge’s “Take Me for a Little While”

[@theonlydjtopcat]

Northwest Company only popular in Canada, couldn't even draw enough to interest to make an lp, just a bunch of 45's perfect for mini frisbees or skeet shooting lol

[@arthynes3475]

You know they were just Guy's rockin' out in clubs and such! Not God's. Just living Life! We should all do the same!

[@lestermiller2717]

Art Hynes Well to me these bands and rock stars like Jimmy where like gods to me. I loved seeing these old bands in concerts back then that was a blast. I use to travel around in my 1950 Chevy panel truck. I made into my party wagon. Floor to ceiling fake fur lots of kool pillows, crazy paint work. It really disturbed my teacher back in high school. They looked at me as if I was from another planet. I always had my electric guitar with me jamming away everyday. I used to write to Black Sabbath asking to play or work as a roadie with them dream on ha ha.

[@rickm.2956]

Where It Sat.

[@SteveEcksteinDouglasDrive]

RARE MOMENTS WITH THE MAESTROS< WHAT ELSE TO ADD> JUST MAYBE< GIVE THE "OTHER BAND MEMBERS SOME INTERVIEW TIME TOO> THEY TOO ARE " GENIUSES" IN THEIR OWN SPECIALTIES" !!>

[@LACOV-oc3mr]

Mitchell is tripping lol

[@dave953]

Wow!! What was up with Mark Stein??? Trippin or what?:)

[@ls2fred96]

That's what I was thinking!

[@gk12]

Daryl 'B' was my favourite Vancouver rock jock, and the Hendrix interview is good with TDM.

[@ALtheDoctorWho]

I like what I am hearing but the Camera angles are just awful. But it's something thanks for sharing.

[@astro8585]

What's that song at the very end? Heard it before but can't place it at the moment.

[@NuclearHendrix]

Sounds like The Nazz Are Blue by The Yardbirds and Sitting Here Standing by The Chocolate Watchband.

[@ronalbertoroccosan4418]

I didn't hear or see Vanilla Fudge?

[@stutzbearcat5624]

Not much love lost between the DJs there. They sure are the COOLEST tho!!

[@leahflower9924]

I love how much Jimi said the word like which became a valley girl thing lol

[@matthewtaylor7355]

Mitch loves his Yorkshire Puddin

[@mrJimCharles]

I thought the title of that Turtles song is "Eleanor B"?

[@deus2222]

Somebody knows name of The 2:36 music ? Please?

[@josave8563]

I wonder how much Jimi's snot tissue would be worth now...? Millions.

[@EarthAltar]

We can clone him.

[@stutzbearcat5624]

DeeJays - I've dealt with them my whole life - they are all the same. It's amazing. They're all dorks.

[@qwisp]

Wow, I wonder why the DJ was so emphatically against The Union Gap's "Over You"! I've always enjoyed that song. He praised the hell out of "Hey Jude" which I personally think is a royal bore.

[@danielcervantes927]

Your right

[@geneobrien8907]

@@danielcervantes927 Nope, no he isn't right!

[@STPfuzzDemon]

It tells the filming date at the beginning. Anybody know the airing date?

[@sitindogmas]

idk, the only thing i can figure is th 60s, 70s,80s and 90s were very special moments in time. mabey im just getting old but shits different

[@TainyT888]

I fel Sorry forthe new generation. Mostly wolk with identity issues and delusional.

[@lorraineballard4146]

Says 1967 in info. Hey Jude was released in August 68. Explanation?..or just shoddy research

[@qwisp]

Jimi was telling it like it is. As great as the rock legends are, there's someone new who can play better and has more to say and sing about. But is there anyone better than Hendrix? Probably so.

[@RapScallion-mg9mb]

better isn't Always better......

[@kevinallison2227]

Wondering if this is when Jimi got busted for drugs in Canada but was not charged as many people could have had access to his things he brought on tour?

[@davidkey8172]

No it’s not

[@aman23lunatic]

isn't it the song 'Jelly 292' at the end of the video?

[@MrBobcatsband]

Garnet Amp?? In Vancouver!!

[@kennopalus]

Hendrix was a blues player , of course there were players better than him . John McLaughlin Jamed with him in the 60' s and was asked about his opinion of him years after his death . He said , he was a blues player with a limited knowledge of harmony and theory , but he said , he had imagination , and that's something a lot of players who have knowledge and technical ability don't seem to have . I put it this way . He had feel out the ass ! He could sit in and jam with anybody and you would think they had been playing together their whole lives

[@commentnotapproved1604]

I hadn't seen the quote from John McLaughlin before but it is spot on. A lot of technically flashy players can't jam.

[@klmullins65]

I had this same discussion on another video... give me FEEL over "technical ability" ANY DAY! My favorite guitarists are almost all self-taught musicians

[@11Kralle]

Yep - every time I hear the name "John McLaughlin" the very idea of 'harmony and theory' pops on in my head...cough...cough...

[@klmullins65]

To paraphrase the King of Austria in "Amadeaus"; "Too many notes"!

[@11Kralle]

There never was a kingdom of Austria...

[@ScenicPlight]

Blimey, was Canada really as far behind the times as Jimi made it out to to be?

[@mr.howard1]

I've never seen the whole interview but I've seen the part where he complains about giving them the hits before.

[@atomaalatonal]

lolz @ vanilla fudge...

[@chrisedelic77]

Why they gotta be dissin Gary Puckett!??

[@tsfurlan]

Because that particular song sucked ass

[@mattkaustickomments]

Because it was too “light rock” and for squares because of Gary’s crooning. What kills me though is that the DJ’s band’s singer was way more schmaltzy than GP ever was. And Gary could actually SING.