JIMI HENDRIX : FINAL INTERVIEW .

[@forgetit5894]

"I'm the one that has to die when it's time for me to die, so let me live my life, the way I want to." -Jimi Hendrix

[@bowlda_5194]

I got my own life to live through so I ain't gonna copy you

[@TreyLives]

“If 6 was 9”..

[@heatherlomik4804]

ulive 8424 barkwood 2day

[@Stevewatson3]

If the hippies cut of all of there hair I don't care.

[@anthonykellum9501]

Then Jimi goes "Dam, I said that ?" Deep.

[@bluesugar58]

Jimi's voice is so soothing.

[@probation1016]

yes it is; he had a tremendously wonderful voice

[@samberg141]

Such a cool accent

[@wildchameleon7622]

Yes. Theres kind of this theory he is actually morgan freeman. Hence why I am here lol

[@cyndie-anjellvernet4114]

It truly is

[@kornbread5359]

Robert MacKinnon 😂

[@jaypond4368]

Hes so kind and gentle in his interviews, but on stage he was a beast.

[@GENERALFT10]

i think people have said he was very timid and shy, but he just went all out on stage

[@paulablissett9396]

And don't forget very humbled, will u share the interviews with us, Eggy Noggy??

[@paulablissett9396]

Oh, yes i very much agree...good thinking...

[@forestsoceansmusic]

Not a beast. Not like Ozzy. He was just wild, like...makin love.

[@jetboy_]

forestsoceansmusic well put! 💎

[@AtomicLobotomy]

Al Kooper said it best: "Jimi Hendrix blazed through our lives like a fireball-supernova that most likely originated in a black hole in the middle of some uncharted universe. This was not just some Elvis or Beatle-everything about Hendrix was otherworldly. He had an understanding of sonics and how they related to music, which no human had ever conceived before. He was able to express these non-verbal expressions as blasts of feedback and warfare emulations; personal, unique grace notes that were apropos for the times in which he performed. Before his genius reached maturity (he died at age 27), all that was left were some blinking sparks in the tail of a once-in-a-lifetime comet. A true alien in his lifetime-now as an immortal-too much wasted effort is spent by others in trying to compartmentalize him."

[@lolaannewharf4999]

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[@DannyJamesGuitar]

Perfect.

[@brycevaldez4635]

Jimi will never be topped. You can pass the master but you will never master the master. Prince was the only one who came close to touching jimis level.

[@Mosixman]

+Bryce Valdez fucking PRINCE CLOSE TO JIMI? Whaaaaat the FUCK are you smoking my dude???

[@shruggzdastr8-facedclown]

Bryce Valdez : While Prince was a phenomenal guitarist, the difference between he and Hendrix is that he wrote music on multiple instruments (he was at least as electrifying on piano/keyboards as he was on guitar) while, Hendrix wrote exclusively on guitar.

[@sdgallday2299]

my man was about to bring a whole new genre of music to the game.... not even knowing he'd already done so.

[@lolaanne1076]

I was thinking the SAME thing!!! ♡☆

[@GrammarNazi10]

+mikemoair fuck no, his music lives on forever

[@mattludlam2194]

+mikemoair haha you kidding? As an act nobody compares to Hendrix, not even know tbh

[@RICHBLACKCOCK]

BLACK SABBATH also jimi was aware of Zep and Sabbath.

[@Moonlight-mz7mu]

Ughhhhh this kills me :( it's so true

[@Soopcan42]

"Music is something felt not heard"

[@Raphsophomes]

Music teachers telling me i cant play with my ears i have to play with there rules its so silly. Beethoven made music by literally feeling vibrations

[@withoutatrace2208]

That is the most brilliant statement about music of all times!! PERIOD!!!! ICONIC POST!!

[@mirrorperson1744]

Pinocchio the real boy look up Beethoven’s Sonata in E minor Op 90

[@Stevewatson3]

@@Raphsophomes sounds like you have an old fart with biased traditions, the hand don't lead the ears.

[@jaredkilgore7194]

Reminds me of the movie scene in, "White Men Can't Jump".

[@jasonspinney3051]

"Everyone should have a room where they can release their anger, but my room was a stage"

[@RR-v]

Jason Spinney Heavy...

[@musselchee9560]

Introvert vs extrovert!?

[@brunof.feldberg]

Rafael Roman 6:56

[@alfiemitchell3786]

@@RR-v r u for flll4

[@heatherlomik4804]

na

[@JonathonWoodgate]

It's only recently that I've begun to truly appreciate Jimi Hendrix... He was incredibly talented and pure musical genius, and yet he never let any of it go to his head, he had no hint of ego.

[@AS-fn3qk]

Do you think Jimmy Page has a Ego?

[@musselchee9560]

Agreed, he didn't. His responsibility to business contracts and the GREED of the people to whom he was contracted to wore him down..

[@Exploro]

@@musselchee9560 so did people trying to tell him that a man of the universe was one color or another, or that it could possibly make any difference. Those folks who think this never got Jimi, IMHO.

[@britishlad5648]

“Extraordinaire!!!”

[@subhashxrecord3131]

Mitch Mitchell playing drums like that doesn't make much sense to me pre empting garage rock punk rock nick Mason would say years later punk rock reminded him of 67 era ; hendrix was doing something entirely as prolific as his drummer

[@blahksahlt]

oh my gosh his voice is so beautiful

[@lennyluzitano8920]

As Told By My'Lisa yes, the Gentleman of the universe, the greatest guitar player ever......

[@phylliscollins1099]

A wonderful voice!

[@aodhanodonnell2148]

His speaking voice was musical

[@j.4.5.0.n]

I’m only 18 and I always say to myself that maybe I would have lived a much happier life if I was alive in the 60s. But then I come to interviews like this and I learn that it’s ppl like me that have to make sure to keep legacies like Hendrix’s alive. I think Jimi will still have an impact on the new generation in 15 years.

[@nathanadnitt]

Hendrix will live forever, even if kids haven't heard his music they will know his name definitely

[@studonaldson1497]

Dear J.4.5.0.N, thanks for this. Such a thoughtful, sensitive, unselfish comment. I’m a child of the 60s and it wasn’t all cool all the time. But I can see how it might seem so. If u want to do please keep Jimi alive and relevant to generations to come. Honesty, faith and love are timeless, fashions, record and PR companies come and go. Stu X

[@imoldgregg8]

1000 years from now people will still hear Jimi's playing ring out to infinite if we don't self destruct.

[@glennhall6615]

I only missed seeing him at Bromley court by about 3 yrs six months, only a twenty minute walk from where I was living in '67 but just too young. Dang, thats a major regret as I was already into him aged ten in 1970 and then 'pouff!'.....gone. RIP Voodoo Chile

[@kristiandawe85]

This is so sad, 7 days later we lost the most amazing musician this world will ever know, rest in peace Jimi

[@larryaldama1673]

😔🎸🙏🏽😔

[@Hunter82747]

he died 7 days after this, R.I.P jimi.. you may have died , but your music will live forever

[@riceflatpicking4954]

So sad.

[@moranphillips2064]

Just one week after this interview he passed away damn. Life is so short

[@danyellejones2799]

Wow I didn’t know it was so soon after this 🥺🙏🏽❤️

[@KaBoomChannel]

Murdered. Monika Dannemann killed him out of jealousy. In my opinion of course.

[@villageidiot6537]

Damn ty Hunter, had no idea.

[@BallHogLax33]

His speaking voice is more relaxing than morgan freeman

[@DarthLore00]

Agreed

[@meganmaire9246]

He might be Morgan Freeman

[@nochannelmusician769]

He narrated Morgan Freeman's birth

[@magnuslilleengen]

the look like brothers

[@musselchee9560]

And real; Jimi wasn't acting nor had the words written for him.

[@CooManTunes]

It's fascinating, how extremely talented showmen, like Elvis, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, and SRV, had very calm and soothing speaking voices. Reflective of their humble natures. Never to be seen, or heard again.

[@SDPickups]

Jimi was murdered. I had the privelege of seeing him when I was 18, I held his guitar in my hands, I got to talk to him for a single minute, he was very shy, he blew every single guitar player in our town out of the water, they were visibly blinded by his talent. He's still out there somewhere in the dimensions having fun.....

[@Badfingerbabe777]

Wow, I wish I would have seen him, he was so awesome, no one else like him ever. He was also a deep soul and handsome.

[@dannyhood66]

No way? You didn't hold his guitar? I am so cool! What year ?

[@tehhleowh3493]

What were u talking about with him? And what did he said?:)

[@Badfingerbabe777]

***** yes tell us word for word if you remember what Jimi said, he was on a higher plane than most people.

[@SDPickups]

Chaplin G The facts are that Jimi was going to leave his manager Michael Jeffries. Jeffries had a million dollar life insurance policy on Jimi's life. Jeffries was involved with the Mafia. Jeffries collected the million dollars after Jimi's death. Without Hendrix Jeffries would have been in major debt. Hendrix's autopsy showed very low alcohol in the bloodstream yet his lungs and stomach were literally full of red wine. An old Mafia way to kill someone is hold their head and empty a bottle down their throat forcefully and they drown. Jeffries confessed to the murder to one of Jimi's roadies one night when they were drinking together. There never was criminal investigation despite some big red flags in the autopsy. Jeffries died a few years later. Jimi was actually abducted by some junior Mafia guys trying to extort money, but that was resolved. Its fascinating story, Jimi knew he was going to die that year and told his best closest friends the month and year of his death. Look it up....Google....

[@UnintelligibleYT]

The last thing he said makes me smile so much. "Is that luxurious? I was thinking about a tent over a stream" This man is my hero. He's just so chill and humble at all times.

[@TRAVISLANE6]

jimi was otherworldly, a legend the likes of which we will never see again.

[@christianvisconti3800]

or will we

[@jeremyformerlyknownastoken8218]

Travis Adams >:D

[@RICHBLACKCOCK]

u cant really be so true

[@user-mk1zs5xd6g]

We "may" never see another Jimi. He definitely left a musical path that inspires others to follow. Those who follow will probably never be legends like Jimi, but they will carry a bit of Jimi's spirit in their work. Legends will continue to return in other forms, they just need to stick around longer...

[@jerrywoods4066]

Like many

[@Allendavidrolfe]

this is my favorite guitar player of all time💙🎶🎸

[@yvngpatty4692]

Isn’t it so weird how such a familiar voice hasn’t actually been heard in real life for 50 years. And never will again

[@martinecarlsen7166]

😢🙏

[@NiSiochainGanSaoirse]

Is life really real though...

[@sauxphilippe]

You will notice that Jimi is laugthing in all phrases ,the guy is naturely over all ,and naturely a happy soul !that makes most of peoples jalous !Thanks Jimi for showing us the way to be !

[@Jeremy-yr8yg]

Jimi was a beautiful human being!! RIP Jimi!!!

[@mlg4035]

"When things get too heavy, just call me helium, the lightest element in the universe." - LOVE that quote!

[@sheldonvern]

lightest known gas to man*

[@superacecombat]

But hydrogen is the lightest.

[@brendanmcdonald7147]

okay but you guys got the fucking point

[@karykares]

+Brendan McDonald 😩😂🤧 still love the quote though. You think of how helium floats in stuff and you automatically get a visual. Pretty much saying his music will whisk you away to heights unknown.

[@shanemccullough4380]

Me too

[@Azelia834Heather]

Listening to Hendrix’s speak, he sounds such a nice kind guy.

[@waynelynch3862]

''The story of life is quicker than the blink of an eye. The story of love is hello and goodbye Until we meet again.” JH

[@ExcitedAnacondaSnake-hg8ec]

What an earthly natural person. A beautiful soul.

[@ericdreizen1463]

He was really a very mellow, modest, amiable man. No ego. Shame he was lost so young.

[@pianolo123]

You just hear a very sensitive person talking. This voice is so fragile and powerful at the same time. What an artist.❤

[@Taelathegazadiva]

Jimis voice was beautiful 🥺... and his heart was pure❤️... and he just trusted the wrong people and his fast lifestyle was an impact on his abandonment ❤️.. by his mother like my mom said “if you ain’t got love at home you’ll go searching for it somewhere else “ and that’s what he did

[@annawarner8374]

He comes across as a shy, thoughtful man... I wish he could still be alive.

[@levondelite4072]

Oh me TOO!

[@edisonhendrix]

Yh same

[@jenniemalloy7402]

He is. In timelines that chose empathy over greed.

[@SK4304_]

his essence is alive through his music

[@blakecarlson-joshua8970]

Jimi Hendrix has influenced every single generation since he's passed, I was born in 1990, 20 years after his death, and I can say without question that Jimi shaped me as a musician and music listener. You can here is influence all over the spectrum of today's music. It sucks that he died at such an early age, with so much momentum and extra potential, but I'm glad that we live in a society today (although a messed up one), where Hendrix can be shared for free with people all around the world for years to come.

[@danielrogers2470]

He was a true genius, and the most kindest soul to walk this world, 100 years from now people will still be learning his songs!

[@TheSnyth]

His voice is so beautiful...

[@247Lang]

Jimi Hendrix is more than just a role model for me, it's amazing how the people that you've never met can influence you more than those in reality. It's like you met them in another world. The main reason I idolize Hendrix is because I really see myself in him - his personality, philosophy and just everything about him is paralleled to me. Hendrix has proved to people like me and others that anything is possible with a little bit of love, an instrument and a dream. R.I.P James Marshall Hendrix

[@JinxyVision]

Well said. I relate to you so much on that! ^.^

[@levondelite4072]

Well said.

[@JinxyVision]

I have an update LOL: I had a dream that me and Jimi did the sexytime a few weeks ago. Is that weird or? It was like oddly.. serene. When I think of sex I don't think serene. It's like he made love to my soul. It was mindblowing. I mean that's what it feels like when I listen to his music but man.. it was a real trip. I'm f*ckin nuts lol but I felt so honored and lucky to have met him there because I was always so blue about how I would never be graced by this amazing mans presence. It was truly beautiful. I wish he was still in this world, he was just a beacon of pure love & light - something we desperately need but his lessons to humanity will live on as well as his wonderful stories & music, so ahead of his time. A real trailblazer.

[@stevebeye1585]

I agree as well. That’s why I’m sitting hear listening to him. When I was 14 maybe in the mid 80’s, MTV played that old promo film that had the Monterey footage, and I was transfixed by what I heard and saw. That one simple moment changed my whole life. And not in the “I’m gonna be a guitar player now” way. It was just pure amazement and it touched my soul. It’s so much deeper that pop records and all the hype. There was SOMETHING THERE! Jimi has been a spirt animal for me since the night I discovered him. I play drums firstly, but bass and guitars as well. I’m more of a Rundgren type of musician. Liking to play multi instruments. Like Kravitz. I’m that type. But Hendrix is always with me when I make music. Like no other musician ever. Peace and love! I loved what you wrote above. Inspired me! Thank you

[@greatlakeblake]

I'll see you in the next one, and don't be late

[@davidhollyfield5148]

Hearing this makes me realise what a humble and gifted savant Jimi was. If you had met him then, you couldn't not love him. he was such a self effacing gentleman and an artist th at changed everything in the music sphere. It looks like he was aware of the power of his art, but was really reserved about letting ego get into it. that's an awesome artist. Everyone who loves music is grateful that we were here to hear this Masters sounds.

[@michaeljans5382]

what an extremely gentle and nice person he was- just a good soul and probly the most gifted musician ever.

[@someonesomeone4972]

Jimi has the glow from his heart. A divine spirit, which he shared with all. Thanks, Jimi!!

[@STETTRACE]

Despite all of the accolades and everything I still feel Hendrix is Underrated. He was one of those cats that literally changed music. Music would be totally different now without Hendrix influence. Not just music and pop culture but civil rights and things he effected unintentionally. Definitely one of the most influential people in HISTORY

[@stevebeye1585]

Agree completely. I’ve been a fan of Hendrix for a long time, and it just doesn’t stop. He left a powerful mark. He’s STILL way ahead of his time.

[@otakurocklee]

Even if you just look at the music, it's such a staggering influence in such a short period of time!

[@chaseaills9970]

long live hendrix! he's never dead if we keep him alive in our hearts

[@alexdelarge7971]

JIMI LIVES

[@jerrywhalen4056]

Agreed on all points! I remember jamming with Jimi's Electric Ladyland album and was in an altered state and he just looked at me with a smile. Better than any dream I ever had!

[@precbsfender]

" In only four short years 1966-70 Hendrix changed the entire direction of rock-n-roll music forever. Jimi was light years ahead of his contemporaries ... his music is absolutely timeless..

[@crowmedicine4520]

It was only 22 or 23 months from his first album to his last. A short span for a star burning bright in sky to darkness. Such a short history for a huge legend. So many stars have burnt out too quickly.

[@jameskosty7058]

I was 13 when Jimi died. I remember it wad a Friday, and I was delivering newspapers. I saw "Jimi Hendrix Dies" when folding a paper...and at the corner of Seneca St and Princeton Ave I sat down on the curb and cried. Now, at 66, I still play live in a band, and Jimi was my total influence and teacher, to this day. Nobody ever will approach him in every aspect. He was NY friend, although I regret never having the honor to meet him.

[@dllivery7]

I saw Walt Disney had died while folding newspapers 1966 🙂

[@fermgrip371]

I learned so much from Jimi Hendrix.

[@TheBatugan77]

Damn. Seven more days. Anyone else wish they could hit the pause button on that?

[@erichudgins7881]

I love hearing jimi talking to him about all these things, its so cool. He seems so layed back in this.

[@richardbarbour8661]

So sad. I saw him in 68 - my first concert and he played electric ladies. I was 12 he changed my life. Big hurt.

[@clsutton7574]

I got to see him on June 10, 1970 in Evansville, IN. Amazing, amazing talent. He was a proud American and never forgot his service in the 101st Airborne. He refused to be drawn into political issues.

[@musclehamster4120]

@@clsutton7574 That's so cool. You're so lucky and I mean that genuinely.

[@Vampire-666.]

Your Lucky,!!!!!!!!!! I love Jimi Hendrix!!!!!!!!!!!

[@JohnBlessingPaligap]

I've love Jimi Hendrix's music most of my life... This interview is sad because it is indeed his last, he seemed so down to earth and not false unlike the so called self appointed stars of today that are hyped, manufactured, greedy and egotistical.

[@yvonnelevitt8372]

Im 47, my dad is 67, my son is 23, my daughter is 27, my grandson is 2...an my papa is gone now....but HENDRIX is a part of us. Thank God for bringing his talent to our family. His always in our lives with his awsumness! He will be here when Im gone.

[@ericwilsonfineart]

I've admired Jimi my whole life. I never heard this before. So sad to hear him talking of future plans that would never happen. So full of life and yet so close to death.

[@allancerf9038]

Hendrix did end this interview with a tremendously witty joke: after describing swimming to breakfast and then swimming on for shave ... the interviewer says that apparently (all that swimming) Hendrix apparently needed enough $$ to live luxuriously. Hendrix said "a tent over a stream." very clever!

[@rogermichou8654]

Hendrix was very detached from physical matter, he was such a highly spiritual person

[@ooziewoo]

oh Jimi... your voice comforts me to this day. X

[@musselchee9560]

Amen

[@SOMETHING6223]

makes me sad to think of all the types of musical journeys jimi could have taken us on had he not left too soon... didn't even scratch the surface

[@TreeFiddyBandit]

So fucking true

[@UncleJuansBand]

Bruh........

[@greenripper420]

Left too soon? I think you mean Taken too soon. Because that's what happens to people similar to Jimi in this shitstem you want to be free theres a fee wont pay get taken away.

[@jimiguitar6324]

Read his biography he Admitted he was pretty much at his peak

[@carlosmirsalas8873]

I think he was going to do something like Pink Floyd he really liked them

[@seaside882000]

jimi was smart to stay out of politics. he let his music speak for him.

[@susanshort9328]

He did stay out of politics, but his very presence and what he represented to people made him dangerously political

[@THEDUSTINLEWITSHOW]

"House Burning Down" and "Machine Gun" are some of the best protest songs ever written.

[@THEDUSTINLEWITSHOW]

Of course, his Woodstock performance of "Star Spangled Banner" really made his anti-war statement known.

[@sydneyhunt6681]

He was killed and the police didn't back then look into but new information on KZbin just so horrible 😢

[@devinalvarez6620]

Didn’t he align himself with the black panthers tho? That’s pretty political. He may not have done it on purpose but I feel like that’s how the mainstream viewed jimi. Thoughts?

[@makismakiavelis5718]

Lol, i had no idea he liked Pink Floyd! Makes me like him even more... " _Sometimes you just lay back by yourself and appreciate them._" I wonder what would he think if he would have got a chance to listen to the dark side of the moon. That's exactly how i enjoy this album every now and then, just sit back and relax press play and let the speakers pour out 43 minutes of a magical sound journey...

[@makismakiavelis5718]

Ulysses M. Yup, that's why i said "if he had a chance"

[@sydneyhunt6681]

He was killed off

[@frostitute85]

I freakin cry hearing his voice, no lie

[@patrickfoster4586]

Having written some of the greatest songs of the 20th century he states: "I'm still trying to get that together" when asked about being appreciated as a songwriter. Talk about a humble man.

[@morrisalanisette9067]

tbh that wasn't his forte, he was taught how to do it and was still learning it. Chaz Chandler apparently coached him. He's a music guy, songwriting is something different. a lot of the best songwriters can barely play instruments

[@michaelmullen4522]

There was no more tragic death than of Jimi Hendrix...there was then and always will be a very deep, spiritually profound coolness about him. I salute you for eternity Jimi Hendrix!!!

[@yunghoney1655]

He seems so chill he gives off summer vibes. To all the people who got to see him perform in real life are truly lucky. I could only daydream about it.

[@WMHOHO72]

Really wish he was around longer seemed like a good pure soul

[@danacoleman4007]

Such a talented and sensitive and beautiful young man. Too bad he couldn't stick around a little bit longer. Thanks, Jimi, for what you gave us.

[@rtornellort]

"When things get to heavy just call me helium..." - Jimi

[@musselchee9560]

I am learning to live with, and use the heavy to my advantage: I am granite.

[@williambaz213]

What a loss. Hendrix was one of the best Black musicians the planet will ever see. His creativity and innovative guitar playing was simply sublime. RIP Jimi.

[@ceciliawells1099]

Why can't you say musicians. Without using black.Because he was the Goat The Best white or Black..

[@deanparker5542]

He was probably the best musician period since Beethoven

[@janu53utterfly80]

@@ceciliawells1099 thank you everything has to be color Eric Clapton knows he's the best color has no value on this man's genius

[@jamesrobertson432]

FFS One of the best black musicians? That does him a disservice. He was one of the greatests musicians. People of all races admire him.

[@theblkknight7695]

@@jamesrobertson432 ; Hendrix was a great black musician, I repeat great black musician. So go away and take all that white 'Melting Pot' BS with you. Rest in black power Jimi

[@RH-ie2tx]

'Machine Gun' is still the most powerful anti- war song ever created.

[@larryaldama1673]

🇺🇸🎸🇺🇸🙏🏽

[@tomsortore8301]

Jimi raised the consciousness of the planet we owe him so much!! I'll meet you in the next world and I won't be late!!!

[@jimmyamico4713]

Rest in peace Jimi Hendrix you are the best that ever played a guitar… And JIMMY page I would say is right behind you in second place both of you will live in infamy🇺🇸❤️💙🤍🙏🙏😇😇✝️✝️☮️☮️💜💜⭐️⭐️🇺🇸🇺🇸👍👍💔💔❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹❤️❤️❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

[@kammers1053]

He was shy, quiet, soft voice in person like this, but not boring!

[@Seaker24]

At 59, Jimi Hendrix is a hero of mine. No hate in him, just love for all. Today’s world could learn a lot from this young man who was wise beyond his years.

[@danielparsons2859]

Individual expression is personified in the musical performances of Jimi Hendrix. It seems to be difficult to be truly original today or am I just getting old? Jimi Hendrix never got old and never will. His music lives on and is appreciated by people today. The energy in his music is what makes it unique.

[@Olegstuff21986]

Such a cool dude, sad he passed away so early. He could've created much more great music and art. RIP Jimi Hendrix.

[@ledzeppelinclassics6941]

It's kinda sad to hear how many ideas and Plans he still had stuck in his head, but wasn't able to make them happen, because he died. Imagine how his music would have been evolved when he just had lived a few years longer. Rest in Peace you legend.

[@MrMoggyman]

I miss you Jimi. There was so much more to come. You were looking to a new direction. You were transitioning into another phase of music that would have left us all spellbound. You wanted to do big and small. You wanted to do what you had always done....experiment. Having been with Jimi at the beginning in the UK, and having followed him to most gigs, his loss can only be described as the musical loss of a generation. Truly gifted, for this loss I wept. May God bless you Jimi.

[@RIPDIMEBAG71]

I watched a video in class today about the history of rock and roll and some footage of Jimi playing live came up for a bit and I immediately got goosebumps and started to tear up just watching him go up there, god bless his beautiful soul

[@bradyhalstead2824]

When I was a child I was introduced to his music and I cried when I found out he is actually dead :( still get a lump in my throat now tbf. I really want to meet him. He’s saves me so many times

[@lamarkeys1847]

This man was really was a head of his time, we a great artist of the times. This man was talking about making music videos before anyone ever thought of the idea. Wow! A true lost for society.

[@brightbite]

I can see how he was a favorite among ladies... even his voice... the kind of resonating voice that could only sound more beautiful if you were lying against his chest.

[@musselchee9560]

Yeah, well. He was just another horny male. He had the advantage of fame. And "band aids" were dime a dozen then.

[@AntwhaleNearfar]

Musselchee Bullshit. Jimi was always getting ladies, even when he was a "struggling nobody".

[@levondelite4072]

@@musselchee9560 Well, yeah, sure, he was a horny guy, I mean he was 24 years old. But his voice is soothing and honest, and it’s beautiful to envision lying next to him with your head on his chest. Come on, don’t be jaded. He also appeared to be kind. He said in the interview that he wouldn’t want to hurt anyone.

[@steviesilver4192]

This was definitely one of the better interviews of Jimi that I've heard. Most of the other ones were full of rather ludicrous questions. This interviewer was relaxed and thoughtful and Jimi's responses reflected this. I really enjoyed listening to this...but the end clip of "Jimi died 7 days after this interview" really bummed me out. What a complete waste. At least we have a legacy of his words and music. It could have been so much more had he lived.

[@doomfan12345]

"Music's getting to heavy" this dude just predicted metal. Damn.

[@matthatter2849]

Yep. This was 1970 so there was Zeppelin, Sabbath, Purple, Mountain, Grand Funk Railroad, Cactus, all on the music scene.

[@matthatter2849]

@DYLAN COLLEY Thanks man! Yeah I sure do!

[@KevinQ1989]

@@matthatter2849 Uriah Heep

[@waynesilverman3048]

He used' heavy ' as word to describe some things that's gone to far as well

[@toddpaluzzi]

He meant serious

[@HappyHumanist369]

I can't imagine what classic music covers would sound like if Jimi lived longer to cover it. Wagner, Bach, Beethoven and Mozart and Jimi playing it full tilt would of been beyond incredible.

[@artistaccount]

I think your on to something Jimi takes classical

[@Albrecht777]

@@artistaccount Jimi loved Wagner, Strauss and Beethoven, amongst others. He had been speaking about working with an orchestra and choir since 1968. It's such a shame that he never got to do it. One of his biggest interests was attempting to get the older and younger generations to understand each other more. Some of the songs for what would have become "First Rays of the Rising Sun" hint at this. Had he turned his hand to integrating classical music into (one or some of) his projects, I think that it would have been under this aegis. That also would have been ground-breaking and would have pre-dated later music which tried to do likewise.

[@d2dar459]

​@@Albrecht777 Didn't he wanna do some kinda jazz/classical fusion project at one point?

[@Albrecht777]

@@d2dar459 I don't think that he ever voiced any wish to do a jazz / classical fusion project specifically. However, it wouldn't surprise me if something like that had materialised at some point. He had already integrated so many sounds and styles into his music, such as rock, blues, experimental, country, jazz, funk, folk and more. He mentioned keeping the three-piece combo at the same time as he was talking about expanding to use other musicians in different contexts. As such, I suspect that he would have devoted himself to various projects in a multitude of areas concurrently.

[@jamesshell7951]

It’s been about 50 years since Jimi left; here I sit just now discovering his music wondering if he’s the greatest that ever was, or ever will be. He truly stands right at the top of his transcendent era.

[@pauldeo]

He was too refined for earth

[@johntanner9787]

jimi was a beatiful man ,wrote great music that influenced me ,thats what matters

[@musselchee9560]

YAY!!! A kindred spirit, keeping it subtle and real. It is what matters.

[@ilovegeorgemichael22]

Jimi is such a gentle soul and spoke with a humble eloquence. I love how he doesn't take offense to some of the interviewers questions. He just laughs and is comfortable with who he is & communicates that in such a chilled, laid-back manner. I wish he was still here physically with us. Thank God for his phenomenal, mesmerizing, music & these treasured videos and interviews, so we can feel his presence here with us. Also, @ 17:06 where we hear him light his match is so cool!

[@cooltyloco5623]

If Jimi were still alive, he would have possibly changed the world. I love his songs. I mostly only play his songs. The first electric guitar song I learned was Purple Haze. Best soloist with an electric guitar. Talent and wisdom. Best role model.

[@samlsmithmusic]

My addition to understanding Hendrix is: stop thinking about the licks, the speed, or the scales. He has nothing to do with technicality. It’s purely about sound and what it can do to your emotions. Jimi Hendrix could probably play a bongo with more emotional accuracy than anyone-he chose the guitar to display his incredibly verbose soul and our takeaway should not be to play faster or more “out” but to use sound to say something beyond vocabulary. This is a master of modernity and sound who used a guitar to speak.

[@123weedave]

I tend to agree, jimi and his band mates seemed to discover deeply intuitive and sometimes wonderfully simple music. I'm thinking of 'who knows', 'message to love' but there are many examples. Someone once said it's as primitive as it is futuristic. I think his message and example to follow extend beyond music, teaching us to trust the content of our own character in whatever we do. I'm very grateful to have grown up listening to Jimi, Mitch, Noel, Buddy and Billy. Thier recordings are among my favourites and are unfailingly humanising. Best wishes.

[@Adrenachrome_Gumdrops]

Jimi is my favorite human who’s lived. Once in a lifetime

[@robbielawsonguitar6446]

Hendrix isn't dead, he lives on in our hearts and souls.

[@melodyal3357]

I same same about Prince. there are few souls that you feel they live and shine on forever.🌟💜

[@larryaldama1673]

🎸🇺🇸🙏🏽

[@larryaldama1673]

@@melodyal3357🇺🇸🙏🏽🎸

[@herenow7369]

I just cannot imagine how a guitarist can play the guitar both left and right handedly the way this dude was blessed to do. I believe he is the only person who passed doing that and I don't think there will be another person with that caliber. His brain was wired uniquely!!

[@ChromaticHarp]

He only played left handed, what are you talking about man?

[@salsageordie]

Away from the stage and the guitar Jimmy is just like us folk .

[@1952FMS]

Jimi was & will always be one of a kind. He changed music forever & was amazingly talented. I love his ability in the studio to form his own style. Fame brings with it an army of adversity which would be hard to dismiss. I wish I could have saved him I love him/his music . I conclude to be content with living during his life time & I hope he rest in peace.

[@masterjiggs274]

I fall asleep to this. So relaxing...

[@Zeal808]

Same

[@musselchee9560]

I fall asleep listening to his music.

[@petermarshall1221]

This is a great interview. The interviewer asks good questions and conducts the interview brilliantly. And - of course - as usual Jimmy came through as the great human being he was.

[@ladyblackstardust390]

He was so far ahead of his time. His guitar playing revolutionized music.

[@srvnumber1fan]

For over 40 years, I have admired, been influenced, fascinated, been fanatic, and at one time papered my whole room with Jimi's pictures and images. (which back then there was no internet, MTV, or instant gratification). I really do not think many people understand that "the world's greatest" or "the best guitarist" or "best this or that" is all relative. Jimi (and many others too) influences a LOT of us to pick up the guitar (bass, drums, or whatever). If you do not like someone, then skip over it and go to something you do like (IF there is such a thing). It's one thing to express an opinion, however, one of the most idiotic things I EVER read in my life was when someone noted "I really like this, but I wanted to be the first person to give it a 'thumbs down'" It seems a lot of people today are so screwed up, it is like peer-pressure in reverse! Maybe their mama didn't love them enough. (or maybe she just dropped them on their head too many times). Thanks for posting this sad, but very real interview.

[@user-kn4rk3yw2s]

The most beautiful voice I’ve ever heard

[@martinecarlsen7166]

Without any doubt Jimi was in will ALWAYS be the most overearthly greatest guitarist EVER ❤ So humble wise and amazing with a fantastic soft beautiful voice too... If a person didn't like Jimi Hendrix then this is not good person period!

[@user-64896]

something about hendrix just makes him so damn lovable. i really can’t put my finger on why but i just wanna go back in time and give that beautiful man a big ol hug

[@johnmartin3975]

Hendrix was always mellow. He didn't really change at all. The crappy aspect of the business of music, burns everyone out, We were notdeprived of anything Hendrix would have created. God took him at the perfect time. He was who he was, and gave us everything he had.Absolutely no one, Clapton, Page, Beck,Santana,,, whoever, were more creative than Jim. He was the best,period. He floored evry guitar player who went to see him play. AS Townsend said, he was doing all the stuff we dreamed of, and wanted to do...Turn me on guitar man!

[@kiddiegod-d-d359]

It's a thumbs up from me, John.

[@joesmith6524]

ditto ever hear machine gun live at the filmore with buddy miles the guitar solo is from another planet star spangled banner sounds like bombs going off his feedback jimi I heard was going too do things with an orchestra behind him , but died too soon could u imagine if he was still alive the shit he would have came up with?

[@ar3nit616]

John Martin beck...really?

[@johnmartin3975]

AR$3N OK Beck is amazing, noo one like him, yoou are right, but my point was simply that it is impossible to say anyone was better than Jimmi, or even Beck. Though I believe Jimmi will be renowned more for his early arrival, and short career. I think of Beck as a the guy who did what Jimmi might have done had he lived. Yes Beck is that good, and no one can touch him either

[@johnmartin3975]

I love you brother,, God bless you!

[@rylojr1977]

He was a shy individual. Yet when he was allowed to speak freely, his voice was as free, creative and expressive as 6 strings in his fingers. Would love to have a Q & A with Jimi. What a cool artist. Born in America, made in England.

[@AntKneeLeafEllipse]

Man it's just like, every minute there's another thing that just strings it all together. His music so clearly expressed his mind.

[@u.s.n.retired1995]

Listening to this again and just caught the free concert discussion. Jimi, should not play ANYWHERE FOR NOTHING. Pay the man handsomely for his talents please!!

[@davidlaurence4323]

Sadness, joy, and continuos wonder still arise from hearing his words me his laughter. Imagine being turned away from church because he only hard tennis shoes to wear, not "proper shoes". Thank you again, Jimi.

[@sehseh4350]

David Lewis I'm down with the 3rd world he talked about come as you are. No tie no masks just the real you.

[@RobertAllenroballen2]

The entertainment industry was chewing on Jimi. He was getting pulled in so many directions. I won't pretend to understand how he felt. (I live at the time when Jimi's albums were New) But... We do all know where this lead. It's not as easy being an artist as people think.