The Death of Jimi Hendrix | Funeral Location, ORIGINAL Grave Location, New Grave & Mother’s Grave

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James Marshall "Jimi" Hendrix (born Johnny Allen Hendrix; November 27, 1942 - September 18, 1970) was an American guitarist, singer, and songwriter. Although his mainstream career spanned only four years, he is widely regarded as one of the most influential electric guitarists in the history of popular music, and one of the most celebrated musicians of the 20th century. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame describes him as "arguably the greatest instrumentalist in the history of rock music".
Born in Seattle, Washington, Hendrix began playing guitar at the age of 15. In 1961, he enlisted in the US Army, but was discharged the following year. Soon afterward, he moved to Clarksville then Nashville, Tennessee, and began playing gigs on the chitlin' circuit, earning a place in the Isley Brothers' backing band and later with Little Richard, with whom he continued to work through mid-1965. He then played with Curtis Knight and the Squires before moving to England in late 1966 after bassist Chas Chandler of the Animals became his manager. Within months, Hendrix had earned three UK top ten hits with the Jimi Hendrix Experience: "Hey Joe", "Purple Haze", and "The Wind Cries Mary". He achieved fame in the US after his performance at the Monterey Pop Festival in 1967, and in 1968 his third and final studio album, Electric Ladyland, reached number one in the US. The double LP was Hendrix's most commercially successful release and his first and only number one album. The world's highest-paid performer, he headlined the Woodstock Festival in 1969 and the Isle of Wight Festival in 1970 before his accidental death in London from barbiturate-related asphyxia on September 18, 1970.
Hendrix was inspired by American rock and roll and electric blues. He favored overdriven amplifiers with high volume and gain, and was instrumental in popularizing the previously undesirable sounds caused by guitar amplifier feedback. He was also one of the first guitarists to make extensive use of tone-altering effects units in mainstream rock, such as fuzz distortion, Octavia, wah-wah, and Uni-Vibe. He was the first musician to use stereophonic phasing effects in recordings. Holly George-Warren of Rolling Stone commented: "Hendrix pioneered the use of the instrument as an electronic sound source. Players before him had experimented with feedback and distortion, but Hendrix turned those effects and others into a controlled, fluid vocabulary every bit as personal as the blues with which he began."
Hendrix was the recipient of several music awards during his lifetime and posthumously. In 1967, readers of Melody Maker voted him the Pop Musician of the Year and in 1968, Billboard named him the Artist of the Year and Rolling Stone declared him the Performer of the Year. Disc and Music Echo honored him with the World Top Musician of 1969 and in 1970, Guitar Player named him the Rock Guitarist of the Year. The Jimi Hendrix Experience was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1992 and the UK Music Hall of Fame in 2005. Rolling Stone ranked the band's three studio albums, Are You Experienced, Axis: Bold as Love, and Electric Ladyland, among the 100 greatest albums of all time, and they ranked Hendrix as the greatest guitarist and the sixth greatest artist of all time.
Details are disputed concerning Hendrix's last day and death. He spent much of September 17, 1970, with Monika Dannemann in London, the only witness to his final hours. Dannemann said that she prepared a meal for them at her apartment in the Samarkand Hotel around 11 p.m., when they shared a bottle of wine. She drove him to the residence of an acquaintance at approximately 1:45 a.m., where he remained for about an hour before she picked him up and drove them back to her flat at 3 a.m. She said that they talked until around 7 a.m., when they went to sleep. Dannemann awoke around 11 a.m. and found Hendrix breathing but unconscious and unresponsive. She called for an ambulance at 11:18 a.m., and it arrived nine minutes later. Paramedics transported Hendrix to St Mary Abbots Hospital where Dr. John Bannister pronounced him dead at 12:45 p.m. on September 18.
Desmond Henley embalmed Hendrix's body which was flown to Seattle on September 29. Hendrix's family and friends held a service at Dunlap Baptist Church in Seattle's Rainier Valley on Thursday, October 1; his body was interred at Greenwood Cemetery in nearby Renton, the location of his mother's grave.

[@valleysofneptune]

It’s a disgrace that JANIE, Jimi’s STEP SISTER hasn’t put Lucille in Jimi’s grave site…shows how much she knew him, his mother was everything to him . 🤬

[@mj.l]

i reckon she knew him better than you. i think it's the family's business what they want to do with the old bones of their relatives.

[@cynthiahoard183]

R.I.P. Jimi was one of the best Guitarists in my and hubs life.😭

[@tinaluma9254]

You know I wondered the same thing until you made this post. So sad it makes me sad and mad

[@huckbarry579]

Exactly I totally agree!

[@karlfritz47]

Absolutely

[@sandraatkins2539]

The baby picture of Jimmy and his beloved mother is so precious. He was such a cute baby, and his mother was beautiful. RIP Jimmy.

[@catharinecarrington2705]

Does report the queue picture of Jimmy with his mother together in his grave picture of Jimmy cute picture of Jimi Hendrix Jimmy put the picture in of little cute Jimi Hendrix in the Grave with him and his mother side by side father mother and son

[@lena-mariaglouis-charles7036]

The fact that Jimi Hendrix's mother's remains weren't moved along with his, to rest next to where her son is buried, is beyond disgraceful - and an insult not only to the memory of Jimi, but that of his mother, as well. To see so many blank headstones awaiting inscriptions of other family members, adds insult to injury. Whomever decided that both he and his mother should be so blatantly disrespected, will no doubt have to answer to a Higher Power, when their time comes.

[@michaeldevault-edmondson531]

His sister apparently wanted it. I have no clue what happened but there seemed to have been tension between his sister and mother. But most definitely i think it's a disgrace. It's like they made not only a Jimi Hendrix memorial but almost a family plot. His mom deserves to be there instead of that step mother. That alone to me is the biggest blow to Jimi. The stepmother didn't give birth to him Lucille did. Whoever ordered for this to be done will never hear the end of it from the fans of probably one of my favorites of all time. Eddie Van Halen being tired right there with Jimi in my opinion

[@jeffkatt]

Whatever went down in the family, she still birthed Jimi. She's his mother and deserves to be included in the family plot. She brought him into this world in spite of her flaws. If I'm not mistaken, I believe Jimi was approximately 15 or 16 when Lucille passed away. I'm quite sure she would have loved to have witnessed his incredible success! 💔🖤🙏🏾🤲🏾🙏🏾

[@JediKnightmare]

Lena, you can’t speak on the Higher Power. Your opinion yes. But you ain’t sitting at the gates…. BIIIIIIH

[@absinthedream9668]

@@michaeldevault-edmondson531 His step sister Janie I gather who runs the biz side of everything? She never met Jimi's mother so I'm not sure how there could be any tension it just seems mean spirited.

[@nifflofair6685]

@@michaeldevault-edmondson531 Step Sister! She had no right to do that . She'll get her karma.

[@Catherine3296]

Thank you Scott for the video, I think it’s disrespectful and disgusting not to have his Mother’s grave next to her Son considering he was buried next to her to begin with. Without his Mother there would have been no Jimi.

[@janadeubner9883]

Thank you, Scott! What a talent and gone to soon! Beautiful monument for him. That guy with the guitar was so cool. RIP Jimi. You touched so many hearts and are greatly missed.

[@richardcollier7396]

Hey chap!👍 Thanks for the News

[@audgester]

Damn shame the mother is alone out there. I hope they can move her to her family. Thanks Scott!

[@lisachiz1]

I met one of his cousins who used to tour with him, a few months ago.... really nice man and he told me stories about Jimi and how they grew up...I was able to talk to him for a while cuz I was at work and he was shopping...I won't ever forget that moment ....we are now friends on Instagram and check on each other from time to time.....btw he told me about a couple other legends too...it was so cool

[@cyndymosher2233]

I used to live in the apartments overlooking the cemetery. I could see Jimi's old grave from my living room. There were almost always someone there. Sometimes the visitors played guitar while sitting there. I was surprised at the simplicity of his original grave.

[@curbozerboomer1773]

I live in the Seattle area...the problem with his original gravestone, was that vandals kept stealing it!...In 1979, I journeyed out to Greenwood Cemetery, and found his simple grave...I was the only one there, and it was his birthday!...But amazingly, a limo pulled up and out popped Mr. Al Hendrix, Jimi's dad...I backed away while he set a wreath on the grave...then he called me over, and we talked for over an hour...he was a friendly sort, but it was clear that he did not really understand Jimi's amazing skills and wonderful tunes...He said that he just thought that Jimi would spend his life playing small clubs, being low-key successful...Wow!

[@AngelaShortt]

@@curbozerboomer1773 Wow, his father couldn’t understand the massive impact his son had on not only rock music, but also R&B. It’s pretty obvious whenever I listen to Funkadelic, aka Parliament, and singer/guitarist Bobby Womack, that Jimi paved the way to use rock guitar styles in some of their songs. There are many other R&B singers and musicians who were influenced by him, but the list is too long to include here. RIP, Jimi. You will NEVER be forgotten!

[@kellyholladay1687]

​@@curbozerboomer1773That's amazing. Jimi Hendrix's father and paternal grandparents were low-key successful when it came to boxing/dancing and vaudeville acts, respectively. The economics (and probably 20:07 racism) of the time period impeded upon their success. I suppose his dad simply couldn't conceive of such wide spread success. Jimi 's grandmother who performed nationally in the Dixieland vaudeville group was the daughter of a freed slave from Georgia. So I guess when you're the talented grandson of a slave and you've struggled yourself, it's difficult to imagine the world embracing your son. It's an interesting perspective and place to be in history, for sure.

[@DWINC]

So let me get this straight…. Whole family is buried over there next to him…..but the one who gave birth to him isn’t? I will have to do my research why that is but it really pains me to witness this…. Breaks my heart

[@MichelleAhern-gr9zl]

Exactly

[@travelingwithmikeandpam9074]

I live just down the freeway from there & it took me a few years to pay my respects. RIP to a great musician!

[@tmajcan94]

My favorite guitarist ever is Jimi. I still imagine how things would have been if he lived. How much more great music he would have put out. Rest in peace Jimi. Your music will live on forever. And thank you as always Scott. You're the best brother. ❤️🎸

[@mayjort9683]

No one was as great of a guitarist than jimi was he was just literally insane and the way he uses those cords is unbelievable nothing I've ever seen 😳

[@msaintpc]

People who can read and write music as well as play it too, and who've actually mastered the guitar regardless of the genre, have no choice but to list Jimi as their favorite player. If we're being honest, we have no choice but to admit that he contributed more to the annuals of musical knowledge and to the art of music as seen through the eyes of a guitar, than anyone preceding or subsequent to him. Since 1967 he has consistently been voted by his peers, as the ultimate guitar maestro. It's now 2023...same story. He's in the same league as Django, Charlie, T-Bone and Berry. But the fundamental difference between him and them, is that he was also a spiritual and musical alchemist who knew how to work with our heads. This fact is irrefutably proven by his continuous #1 vote. He was THE master that no one else will ever get to be.

[@shannon3n8]

Thank you Scott for your return visit to Jimi's funeral church and memorial. Who do we gotta talk to, petition, love bomb in order to get Jimi's momma moved next to her baby boy? If the step-family is concerned about funding, hells BELLS there're enough Jimi fans who will give $1 and it would be done within a week! We need a cost/goal for a GFM.

[@sheilahales4313]

To leave Jimi's mother outside and include the step mother is a insult and disgrace. Shame on who ever did this.

[@susanwhaley2483]

@Shannon B you should start the process. If you start the petition then the others will come. I’m down with it. I to believe that it was SO wrong to bury the STEP MOM in the family plot and not the BIRTH MOTHER??? That was his step sister’s doing and it wasn’t right. Start the petition and GFM and it’ll get done 🙏💙🙏❤️🙏

[@roncarter2188]

I live in East Tennessee so I may never make it out to Jimi's Memorial but thank you for taking me there, forever grateful - Rock on.

[@SCOTTONTAPE]

You’re welcome Ron!

[@apriljackson1370]

The wind chimes are so peaceful to hear

[@maryamalfayed223]

What a beautiful and gracious thing you did Scott to remember Jimi Hendrix Mom. ... I'm hoping that maybe it was a minor oversight or if a petition can be taken to have his mother laid to rest by her son the way it was intended to be. It's moments like this Scott that make you my absolute favorite and I thank you for your kind heart your true spirit and your sharing manner that brings our memories to the forefront once again! ... Thank you 🌹❤️🌹

[@susanwhaley2483]

It wasn’t a “MINOR OVERSIGHT” How can you forget to have ONE body removed and buried with the other bodies that you placed in a new plot????? His step-sister was being smart and didn’t want Jimi’s mother there. NOW,for the sake of argument,let’s just say that she did “forget” What the hell is stopping her from doing what is right now??? Someone,anyone got to start a petition to get the ball rolling and if people donate a $1 to a Go Fund Me like Shannon B mentioned,then it will happen….. R.I.P to both Jimi and his Mother 🙏💙🙏❤️🙏

[@Simmons213]

Thanks, Scott. Jimi was one of my favorites. I enjoy you sharing this. Your awesome 😊

[@rodimus371]

Easily the greatest guitarist ever. Thanks for posting stay safe brother 🙏🏽

[@mr.nibbles2369]

Janie his step sister is in charge of his estate unfortunately. And fans started raising hell because of a promised memorial and they were forced to move it along I believe. She has no right running it in my opinion. But you've done an amazing job for this legend, thank you Scott💜

[@surfshack2]

I visited Jimi’s original grave in 1993. I don’t know exactly where the graveyard was but my friend who I was visiting in Seattle knew where it was and I took some pictures. His headstone was very small like his mother’s and it said something like “Forever in our Hearts” and it had a Stratocaster engraved in it. I remember being like Wow this is Jimi’s grave. I thought his headstone would be bigger but it was nice. That was a good time in my life and Seattle had all the grunge scene back then. I did not know his grave was moved. And oh yeah I visited Bruce Lee’s grave on that same trip. I took pictures of both graves.

[@spookygirl7761]

👍 cool.

[@linbress5823]

Which side of his Mama's stonr?

[@surfshack2]

@@linbress5823 idr to be honest. I may have seen it and acknowledged it but I don’t remember exactly

[@megatronn194]

So this was 1993 when you also visited Bruce Lee. Was this before, during or after his son Brandon Lee's death?

[@surfshack2]

@@megatronn194 I believe it was before , I was there for New Years 92 into 93, so it might’ve been at the end of December 1992. Bruce Lee’s grave was more upscale than Jimi’s. There was a beautiful view from the hilltop of the gravesite.

[@hectorlopez1069]

He is one of the greats in music. Jimi, you had skills to be an icon.

[@MrJohnnyDistortion]

Jimi IS an icon.

[@mayjort9683]

Best guitarist 🎸 of the world

[@sophiasmythe6221]

His death was covered in "Autopsy: the last hours of.." On Reelz channel. They have covered a lot of the ones you have on your channel, but they don't pay tribute the way you do, visit the graves and pay their respects . I'm glad you do, it completes the story and introduces a whole new generation to true talent. Conspiracy? I doubt it. Perhaps it gives comfort to those that can't wrap their minds around losing a great talent at such a young age.

[@sophiasmythe6221]

On another note, he was an absolutely beautiful baby! And to lose your mom at such a young age, she was only 32, it makes me feel so sad for him and his loss.

[@curbozerboomer1773]

She was 17 when she had Jimi...and after her husband went into the Army, she commenced cheating on him, drinking, and having another four children of dubious origin...Al Hendrix, after WW2, searched for Jimi, found out that he had been "given over" to some family friends that lived in Berkeley, Cal. He went there, and took the now 3y0 Jimi (who of course, had imprinted on his new family) back to Seattle, likely to use him as a bargaining chip to get his wife to reunite...they did, for just a few years...then divorced...she married in early 1958 to some dude named Mitchell--But did die from drinking and perhaps drugging, at the age of 32...she was found in a back alley, in downtown Seattle...the Fast Lane killed her.

[@sophiasmythe6221]

Thanks for sharing more of the story of Jimi. Makes me more sad for him but mad respect for him overcoming more than I knew.

[@meganryan476]

Well done as always Scott. Ty for being so respectful when you visit graves and memorials.💌

[@paulstewart9359]

Jimi Hendrix is definitely jamming up in heaven right now and they love him they love the guy

[@paulstewart9359]

Him and Eddie are giving everybody up there a treat they are both jamming and even the angels are getting a kick out of it

[@RonaldWilliams-qh7zc]

Let's hope that's the case and he isn't below jamming lol

[@robjones2408]

Jimi would be looking down and saying "Aww, shucks!" at the sheer amount of love he still generates 52 years, after his premature passing. The three Experience albums remain cast in stone. As for "Machine Gun", nobody has matched that guitar solo even now. He would have loved the memorial to his mortal remains.

[@margaretswartz3348]

My brother went to six Stadium for the memorial service. My mom and I watch the coverage on TV. It was a sad day in Seattle

[@wadadli2manuk]

When was this please.? The memorial!

[@bobsteel6916]

What is beautiful is the sky above and the clouds over the memorial and wind chimes. You can see Jimmy on a cloud, playing with the wind chimes . Jimmy and his mother are together with Jimmy's father and others whether anyone likes it or not.

[@dougtheriault9854]

They had to make a shrine because people were constantly trying to dig up Jimi’s grave. My uncle, who knew Jimis father brought me out to the sight when I was in my twenties. When we got to his grave sight there were areas you could see this was the case. That is why Paul Allen made the shrine as it had to be done unfortunately

[@AngelaShortt]

I used to live in Tacoma, WA with my family during the early 70s. I was fourteen, and I remember hearing about Jimi’s death on the radio. The news hit me hard at the time. Watching this video reminds me of how much I loved his music.

[@bryanpotter3882]

Rest in paradise jimi hendrix the best guitar player on this planet

[@jeffkatt]

I was there in 2007. Stayed for an hour while feeling like I was on sacred ground. The lyrics and pictures on the inside panels of the pillars weren't installed yet and the guitar wasn't in the center as well. What a feeling of surrealness...🎸🎼😔❤💙💯

[@markphillipson768]

Great job Scott thank you, sad to see that his Dads second family totally disrespected his mom.

[@Nebur999]

I was stationed in South Korea for 3 years and upon returning to the united states we stop in Seattle Washington and had to stay for 3 days due to a mix up at the airport. The next day I woke up and took the family to eat breakfast the waiter told me that Jimi's grave was a mile down the road. It was amazing!!!!

[@davidtemple6147]

thank you for showing these memorials and burial plots scott , i for one would never be able to visit them personally . thank you

[@eviedevet2172]

Thank you so much Scott for the story and the original grave of Jimi. And for his mother rest in peace 💞🙏

[@sonjastanger5858]

Amen 🙏 🙏 🙏

[@BKGoodfella]

Thanks for that Scott! The Memorial is beautiful, and it was made for all of his family to be laid to rest." But I agree, Jimi Hendrix's mother should be there with him...🙏❤️☮️🎸💐

[@ldywildflower001]

Thxu once again for sharing... His mother should be there beside him.. she loved him first... I dont know or care to know what is in the heart of his sister, but doin the right thing should be there above anything else... Mr Hendrix thxu for the music... if there is a Heaven, I hope ur mother was able to wrapped her arms around u, once again..

[@sandraatkins2539]

STEP siste ...it's possible that a REAL sister would have behaved differently.

[@chuckford5927]

Thank you so much for a wonderful and respectful presentation. I've been a fan of Jimi Hendrix for over 40 years and his music still doesn't sound outdated. I really enjoyed the footage of the front of the church. It's hardly changed at all since Jimi's funeral. It's sad that they didn't move Jimi's mother's grave also. It's like the family has forgotten her. Hopefully one day I'll be able to travel to see Jimi's memorial, but if I don't, you've done a great job of showing all of it. I thank God for blessing us with Jimi's presence...Even if it was for a short time. RIP Jimi. Thanks for the memories.

[@SCOTTONTAPE]

You’re so welcome Chuck!

[@lindaball6714]

Wow what a memorial! Course he’s always been considered among the greatest of all time. Died too soon…mother lovely as well. RIP Lucille & Jimi 🌺. Thanks Scott

[@jamminjoe44]

You sure did an awesome job with this video, thanks!! I`m one of those that always wanted to visit Jimi`s memorial, but it doesn`t look like that will happen. You truly provided those of us that can`t get their for whatever reason a wonderful glimpse to his resting place. Well done!

[@traceyosburn2224]

Thank you Scott for taking me with you ❤ to see this . I'm not able to due to health issues. He was and still is an amazing man with a God given talent. Kudos to you Scott . Well done !!

[@lorriegeorge6889]

He sure could play that guitar, one of my all time favorites. RIP Jimi. 😿🙏🕊️❤️🌈

[@AaronBridges]

Great stuff. Something needs to be done about getting his mother moved to the spot she belongs. I’m sure Jimi would want her there. Hopefully one day it will be done

[@muddy_mummy7774]

Omg thank you xxxxxx. This is amazing. He was one of my favorite. Thanks Scott 💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙

[@jinky123ify]

Scott you have produced the goods again, absolutely amazing, I love everything about Hendrix, you could say it's an obsession so this was a very pleasant surprise when this popped up. Thanks again.

[@becausegang7266]

Big love and respect from the UK Scott. Thank you so much for all you do

[@edwardaustin740]

I wish I could have found this channel earlier. I really enjoy and appreciate what you do here. I've subscribed and am in the process of watching all the past videos. Been a fan of ATW for a number of years. That's how I started watching you. Thanks Scott.

[@leesashriber5097]

This was great! Huge Hendrix fan. Another talent gone way too soon from addiction. Thank you Scott!!! You never disappoint!! 😊 He was Soo cute as a baby 😍 Mom definitely needs to be resting with her son, especially if you look at all the other family members buried there.

[@michaeldevault-edmondson531]

Heck the non biological mom is there and I think it's blatantly stupid.

[@johntoomey357]

@@michaeldevault-edmondson531 Agreed

[@johntoomey357]

Jimi barely knew his half sister she was a toddler I think when he passed but she I believe has most of the rights to his music since his father passed and she also receives royalties

[@Tina37212]

@@johntoomey357 But why would she not want him near his mother? It doesn't make sense!

[@michaelgaskell7408]

What addiction?

[@bethfaile3833]

Odd that his dad and stepmother were moved and buried with Jimi but not his mother.

[@TheHousethatneverSleeps]

thanks for sharing this Scott! very cool and VERY much appreciated!

[@reneemallicone4770]

So Jimmy's Mom was no saint but he loved her with every fiber of his being and they may not be buried side by side on this earth but they are definitemy side by side in Heaven. May they both Rest in Eternal Peace!

[@katybaby0220]

I remember a specific conversation with my grandfather about "family issues" and my grandfather said that's a nice way of putting the issues is my family . My unfiltered butt then promptly listed three of the worst of his children. He said that's exactly what the paper will get told when the temper me and your father gave you lets loose on those three ."Family Issues " .

[@alexvaldez83]

Serving up another great one here, I’m not sure if I will ever get the chance to visit Jimis grave, but thank you for documenting this.

[@Paulie1974]

Thank you Scott for sharing this with people like myself who may never get to visit in person, rip JH and his family that have passed

[@magirusdeutzjupiter2234]

Thank you for the video, great content, and very informative. Jimi to me was the most talented, coolest, gifted, and extraordinary artist that ever graced the rock world ever. Even just his name makes me happy thinking about him doing his astonishing guitar work. R. I. P. Jimi!!!

[@karlfritz47]

Its weird knowing what i know jimi mother deserves just as much respect for giving birth to such a legend.. she'd be so proud..i think she deserves just as much a big monument

[@DonaldLaVigne]

Another Awesome Video Scotty! Thanks...

[@unicornprincess8896]

Happy Monday Scott! Hope you had a wonderful weekend. This is an awesome video. Ty 😃

[@odessaakins3556]

Hi Scott absolutely awesome video as always you do absolutely fantastic research I love your channel I really appreciate the work you do on KZbin you absolutely Rock Scott 💯💯💕

[@mikefitchNYC1971]

Awesome job on this video Scott! You always make the best videos each day!

[@TexasDove68]

Thank you Scott. I was unaware his grave was moved. Very informative and well researched. Nice job.

[@karlkerridge5224]

Thanks Scott for the most beautiful video I've seen in ages. Full of love and serenity. Thank you ☺️🌸💫

[@yodatwolf8484]

Thank You Man!!!! Big Hendrix Fan!!!!! His Music Got Me Through Several Tough Times In My Life!!!!! My Eyes Are Swelling Up With Water Just Thinking How He Touched This World!!!! If The Man Upstairs Will Allow Me This Is Definately On A Before Bucket List Place!!!!!! Thank You So Much I'm Going To Pay Homage To The GREATEST ROCK and ROLL SINGER and GUITAR PLAYER EVER!!!!!!!🤙🤙🤙🤙👍👍👍👍👍❤❤❤❤❤

[@user-nj4zy4hx1v]

Thank you Scott. I was 13 when Jimi died. I saw his concert in Detroit the year before . At 12 years old he was my hero. His passing left me shattered. Your video took me back to that day, brought tears to my eyes. Thank you,

[@mygrammieis]

Awesome video Scott Thank you 👍✊

[@crunkwun]

Thanks for this brother.. your videos never disappoint. Love from New Zealand 🇳🇿 ❤️

[@nidyabaldwin8149]

Thanks so much great video. Love Jimmy

[@vicki4562]

Jimi was and always will be my favorite. Wonderful video Scott. You are always so respectful and honor them so wonderfully. God Bless you and everyone if your videos. Vicki ❤

[@georgeshaw8925]

Thanks for the video Scott.

[@Mr.SeymourButts]

Love how you matched the picture right up!!! Blown away by that!

[@davidharris5001]

Thank you, thank you, thank you soooooo much Scott for sharing this video of Jimmy Hendrix. Just bought tears to my eyes that we all have to leave this world someday.... Much love to you and all that you do for ur fans.

[@oldgrumpybiker1216]

Great video as always young man thank you

[@denisebrowning2743]

That was great as usual!! Thanks Scott

[@loriminard6460]

Another great video thanks for all your hard work on these videos !

[@808armywife]

Lived here over 20 years and never got to see any of this! Thank you for doing this. Now I have a purpose to see more.

[@celyramos7913]

Thank You for Sharing!

[@user-bb9zf5vc7m]

Hendrix, The Best ! Iconic Guitarist Of Rock Music R.I.P.

[@everettmonroe3416]

That was incredible. All I say is thank you for coming back. I'm a new follower and I missed your first visit. I seen a nickel there. Someone was in boot camp with Jimi. Outstanding. The wind chime is nice. I have one from that designer, nice tones with a gentle breeze. Mine is much smaller though. Thanks again for sharing,...R.I.P. Jimi

[@michellerella8351]

That's beautiful ❤ thank u for sharing this with us. Rip Jimi Hendrix 🎸🙏💞

[@BenDover-qb9dm]

This video was AWESOME!!! Thanks bro!

[@gregd4633]

Oh wow Jimi mom was absolutely beautiful queen 🙏🏾. May they both enjoy their comfort with our father in Heaven 🙏🏾

[@MissouriPenny]

Enjoyed replay thanks for sharing your channel with us ❤❤

[@debbrowne7964]

Thanks Scott...love this one

[@LaunchRampProductions]

My favorite musician.. When I went to Jimi’s Grave a few years ago I was expecting it to be a headstone in the ground like when Matt Dillon Lies Next to it in the Movie Singles, but when I got there it was this grand masterpiece tribute with a guitar you see there today.. Now I understand why.. I didn’t realize he was moved.. Great Video..

[@Jay_Dahl]

Fascinating graveyard tour! I really appreciate your work in doing this.... Just watching it makes me feel like I have been on a religious pilgrimage.

[@janetsarlo]

Thank you so much for doing Jimmy Hendrix! ✌️ Jimmy God bless your Mom

[@derrickmiddleton3786]

Thanks for all you do. Please continue bringing the utube family the information 🙏

[@jillconrad7923]

That's beautiful. Well done, thank-you.

[@carlbaker7242]

Thanks. Much appreciated.

[@MsRaven129]

Thank you so much for the tour I have always wondered where he was Buried. Love your channel. Greatly appreciated. 😊👍🏾🎸RIP to one of the greatest who ever did it 💜💜🕊🕊💜💜🤘🏾

[@jimmyspears1004]

Thank you for sharing Scott. Hope your having a nice day.

[@janetchildress7573]

Awesome video. Thanks for showing us places we can’t go to.

[@CCcastro336]

I always loved his music such a good video! thank you for sharing this. what a beautiful cemetery where he is remembered and his mom Rest In Peace to both

[@occultcattv888]

thank you for this! much respect!

[@marklee2141]

You don't know how much people look forward to your video uploads cause you go where most people can't and bring them the locations they've always wanted to see themselves plus every one you post is a surprise ...keep rolling

[@simonmarshall19]

Thank you for showing us . That’s amazing .

[@SD-nh5yr]

Let me stand next to your fire....what a song. What a time it was.....✌

[@garychambers5850]

Thank you! Wow, Jimi's Mom passed young herself! 33 years old. Good thing to know is, they are both together in Paradise! 🎸✝☮💒 🤎

[@v2vroth]

Awesome thanks for sharing this video rocks. Jimi was the best🎸

[@natashafaulkner666]

I remember going to Tulsa Oklahoma to the hard Rock Cafe and they had a display of some of Jimmy's things his satchel that he wore at Woodstock one of the guitars that he played and also he was Cherokee on his mother's side I believe there's been eight generations in my family that live in Oklahoma I'm also Cherokee so being a fan of Hendrix and knowing that he was part of my tribe it made it that much more special

[@elenaperez4803]

Jimi Hendrix was and will always be my favorite, i have pins from high school and 5 shirts and two posters still put away, my heart hurts for his mom she should of been there with the family know matter what went on smfh!!! THANK YOU SCOTT VERY MUCH APPRECIATED.