The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Foxey Lady (Live In Maui, 1970)

[@ryanchase9746]

I live on Maui, and the older Heads still talk about when Jimi played on Haleakala. ALOHA

[@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803]

We live 30 minutes away from his memorial... which I filmed for my channel. I also met Al Hendrex, Jimi's dad, before he passed away.

[@BrianCarnevaleB26]

and they was smokin that Wowie!

[@jimmccall8030]

Live on Maui too and finally learning Little Wing !! and I saw him at Woodstock when I was 17!

[@GoranKljajic.]

@@jimmccall8030 you saw Jimi at woodstock?You lucky bastard ✌

[@theyredistortingyourrhthym4381]

911 = Inside Job No Planes Building 7?

[@danielanderson1546]

It’s absolutely crazy to me that we have such high quality footage of the greatest guitarist of all time and it’s just available for free online

[@Mik.Kholodkov]

i think they made a new 4K restoration from original camera negatives

[@domi7007]

Михаил Холодков The Old cameras don’t had a resolution. But Yeah, its good!

[@Mik.Kholodkov]

@@domi7007 shooting on film is the key

[@domi7007]

Михаил Холодков Yes!

[@samgod]

@@Mik.Kholodkov This is obviously not the 4k versions.

[@nickd1993]

He was the highest paid performer in the world at this time, and not a single security guard in sight. My god how times have changed

[@WesNavy]

Just imagining that now!! Literally now you gotta get check for bombs and guns

[@debashishkaushik6933]

Yeah a lot of people have been shot ever since

[@maozbasangi]

If he had security he might have been alive today..

[@accountemail9712]

Although his popularity was on the rise, he earned less than 3% of royalties and spent most of his earnings on partying. His security was almost nonexistent due to his lifestyle. Shortly after his recognized disposition, his plans to switch companies would be halted due to his death. May not be the wisest of choices, but they were his.

[@accountemail9712]

@Darrin Robinson i wouldn't doubt it.

[@Reverend_X]

The way Jimi moved onstage is hypnotic. Like the guitar’s a part of him

[@pfury67]

You can tell a real artist when their live performances are absolutely blowing away their studio albums.

[@scottthefunk]

Jimmy never died! Earth was just part of his tour!!!!!!

[@anthonyjanes7522]

That my friend- is absolutely amazing... what a way to put it 😂🤣🎸👍🏻 Top man

[@giiselle00]

Right on

[@peterpandemonium3336]

Third Rock from the Sun...

[@the_Googie]

wow, thats a crazy ass way to put it. AWESOME!

[@peixetinta1506]

WOW! You put it in a way that makes total sense now! You're right!!!

[@johnramz6972]

He was a force of nature

[@nikzar9889]

RIP Hendrix and Jack Bruce

[@gesuchter]

He is a force of nature

[@minorsnow5306]

Janis

[@linetsers]

50 years later no one even comes close

[@desertdetroiter428]

No one!

[@paulbasquez313]

@@desertdetroiter428 prince is the only even close

[@ralftuchtenhagen1147]

@@paulbasquez313 😂da denke ich an einen Senioren Gesang.

[@williamroccajr.9208]

I'm not so sure that you're up on the music of today. There's a number of amazing blues rock players of today that, while absorbing a huge Hendrix influence, have really pushed things forward into a new century. Try Joe Bonamossa, Gary Clarke Junior, Eric Gale, etc. I think you'd be quite surprised and pleased.

[@desertdetroiter428]

@ I love all the guys you just named and many more, but they’re just not HIM! I can’t explain it, and I’m pretty sure that I don’t need to.

[@VlxWIZzZARDxlV]

This was the most dramatic, badass, skincrawling guitar solo I've heard from Jimi Hendrix.. this whole scene is like a mythical place you'd only read about in books

[@marvinroney9191]

Still groovin to the GREATEST GUITAR PLAYER 🎸 OF ALL TIMES 2022 5:46 p.m. in Baltimore City on a jive warm evening listening to Hey Joe/ Foxy Lady 😀 🎶 😉 👍 😎 😄

[@gloriaa.garcia3985]

The time for drugs, experimenting, staying high, LSD, psychedelic music, flower children, Woodstock, that was the 60s.

[@neomacchio4692]

Seriously… he’s doin HIS thing… And also doing every woman in the crowd with his tongue. 😅

[@Gma7788]

I went out for some cheese 🧀 and biscuits and missed it. Computers can't actually play the old sounds. So you missed it too. Computers play the tones in the reverse order.

[@davidrockey7190]

Kids we were but I know you're coming from pretty cool huh just see these old beds of The real McCoy and how it was really played 👍🗿🎸

[@MusicandGodlover]

Jimi's mainstream career was just 3 years, but he'll be remembered for 3 centuries

[@alexchung2624]

Jimi is so great.

[@nohkw88]

3 millennium, I guess.

[@executivedecision6141]

Jimi Hendrix went mainstream in 1966, so actually 4 years.

[@thetravisgreene]

SO GLAD THIS EXISTS.. The absolute hardest version of the song.

[@paul66990]

The Miami pop 1968 version is worth checking out.

[@thetravisgreene]

@@paul66990 Thanks for the rec!

[@Whitewallsessions]

Love how he sings "I forgot the words" at 1:43 and literally nobody noticed!

[@softbatch1]

Considering how the dude plays can you blame us? I've been watching this for over 20 years, too.

[@filamfamadventures1097]

At this concert I'm sure nobody noticed exactly where they were other than a concert!

[@Elpuma1374]

@@Ronnie-Jones WTF are you talking about dude??

[@lukenotton3676]

Omg I just realised lol it goes with the song but now you told me I can’t get it out of my head 😂

[@VlxWIZzZARDxlV]

I think he said I'm gonna take you home afterwards, not I forgot the words

[@thebreakfastmenu]

When talking about "talent" people are usually meaning skill. Hendrix was a natural. That's real talent.

[@mcampbell5158]

So many people say that Jimi was a mess right before he died. This wasn't that long before he died and he looks healthy and his playing is as good as ever.

[@Ogma3bandcamp]

He was murdered.

[@discobiscuit56]

Pretty sure Hendrix was speedballed. He wouldn’t have shown any wear and tear until that very night, but he was probably a travesty as soon as the drugs hit

[@johnmongani5223]

this was one of the few shows he did in 1970 where he looked happy and it showed with his playing. Probably because he was in Hawaii and away from the normal tour schedule he was able to relax a bit. If you look at the Atlanta show a few weeks before this on July 4th, he looks miserable. He was in debt because of his Electric Lady Studio and his manager wanted him to tour non stop when Jim wanted to record in the new studio.

[@toby2k75]

It was all coming to an end for jimi. But his time in hawaii he really enjoyed, and he felt recharged for a short while. He had friends that didnt want him to leave, and he didnt want to leave also. Billy Cox had a bad trip on something and jimi had to cut his time short cause of it.

[@000Angus000]

@NAPOLEON WILSON Respectfully, I think that's wrong. There were some serious issues with the sound, he was run down and the many pressures he had to deal with were getting to him. You could see he was having a bad day. He played some great gigs after the Isle of Wight. I think because he died soon after, people have sometimes said, "Yeah, man. Jimi was on his way out at the Isle of Wight, you could tell, man." But I think that's just lazy journalist crap. :-)

[@LPJack02]

RIP the three members of The Jimi Hendrix Experience Jimi Hendrix (November 27, 1942 - September 18, 1970), aged 27 Noel Redding (December 25, 1945 - May 11, 2003), aged 57 Mitch Mitchell (July 9, 1946 - November 12, 2008), aged 62 You will be remembered as legends.

[@lucylovic]

All relatively young

[@aum1083]

Actually in this video you see Billy Cox playing bass guitar, not Noel Redding.

[@albo3music]

i dont wanna be thaaaaat guy but iirc it was billy cox at this show :) but RIP!

[@roseblake5803]

@@albo3music - He didn’t say anything about this show, read the OP again

[@miniorek]

the truth you said 🎼

[@ChrisMiller-]

Jimi Hendrix makes you feel so free watching him

[@classicrockmachine]

Hendrix the best guitarist of all time.

[@kdoghendrix]

I’m way better than Hendrix

[@kdoghendrix]

Nah I take it back lol 😂 he made the guitar say ( get up and scream )

[@thepolyglotraccoon]

Facts.

[@lubunya968]

Hendrix and Stevie ray vaughan are bests

[@mariovomhof2775]

Yngwie Malmsteen is cool too.

[@TheOfficialCaseMade]

That smile at 3:57 brings tears to my eyes. He goes from being completely absorbed into his playing, sonically manipulating reality, then seeing what joy that created, and immediately sharing in it. Fucking beautiful.

[@sonicfanzone581]

The greatest guitarist of all time, in my opinion

[@MorningView4]

Amen, Casey. Peace.

[@BarbButler]

💗 💖 💘 💝 💟 ☮️ !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@walterloucks4787]

Jimi was TRULY a gift from GOD!! Amen R.I.P James

[@amdoestabs]

He was actually pointing at the foxy lady in the crowd lol

[@thescorpio8102]

No human can touch this man ever.

[@briancollins5117]

Except for EVH

[@thescorpio8102]

@bella haha well he is dead lol

[@hermannsteiner7244]

everybody looked so happy to be there

[@ziraprod6090]

it is called LSD

[@darincampbell171]

Jimi was da man! Still is! I don’t give a damn what someone may think, Jimi, was indeed, the greatest guitarist that has ever lived. Plus, not to sound racist, I am so glad that he was black ( African American). He was the very best. People knew it then, and it still holds true today. He made the guitar actually talk. A very gifted musician. He was a little before my time. I was a toddler, but thank GOD for all this video footage. Long live, Jimi Hendrix! May his spirit continue to move on! Peace.

[@michaelbanka2244]

Until Dimebag listen to some of his stuff

[@darincampbell171]

@@michaelbanka2244 - Huh? Who in the hell is Dimebag? Peace.

[@killerhit00]

​@michaelbanka2244 Listen to Ritchie Faulkner from Judas Priest, then come back and talk to me.

[@DavidDiMuzio]

All this video makes me think is "I really wish I got to experience the 60's" 😍

[@tjreeve9024]

This is the 70s pal

[@lactate8008s]

How ironic that it's from 1970

[@altk00l12]

lol

[@kingdunc777]

Only just though, he died in 70 so David Is correct.

[@Jamzocd]

If you had you wouldn’t remember it! 💨 Lol

[@BeGoodNow5]

Wow, still amazed by his performance, here in 2024!

[@keith-kessinger]

He entertained you without a giant digital screen and everything!

[@GeorgeBarbier-e6n]

He understands music

[@10ampsloblo21]

drummer is at his best Jimi is just a guitar player from mars AWESOME AWESOME

[@billimplom6610]

I saw Jimi in Berkeley Ca. a few months before Maui. the tickets were $5.00. a few months later Jimi died. major loss of course. I am now 77 years old. I have grand kids that are about my age back then.

[@asturiasceltic3183]

Happy Birthday, Jimi

[@ryanschramek322]

This never gets old!

[@brianofarrell4982]

play loud

[@juancruzdufau2942]

Legends never die! with the power of soul anything is possible

[@voxac3092]

He's known for playing with every knob turned all the way up!

[@buriedverydeep]

Totally Agree

[@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803]

I filmed where his memorial is, in Renton, Wa. I am only 30 minutes away.

[@josephtravers777]

With the power of you, anything that you wanna do :)

[@dwaynewladyka577]

The footage is so clean, considering when this was recorded. A great song, from an iconic guitarist. May Jimi Hendrix rest in peace. Cheers!

[@JDM_brickfilme]

That was on 1970, 50 jears ago, but the sound is still vey good!

[@PeterPanimKetaWahn]

Absolut !!!!

[@due_2477]

there are footages even from the fifties that could be restored to 8k, it all dependes on what kind of film the footages is recorded

[@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803]

I met Jimi's dad years ago in Renton, Wa. He has also passed away. Filmed Jimi's memorial on my channel.

[@dwaynewladyka577]

@@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803 That's very awesome.

[@KeithElliott]

I bet there are a lot of people in their 70s & 80s right now who say..."you know, in my life I've seen a lot of things. but, the best experience I ever had, was seeing Jimi Hendrix live in concert in Maui back in 1970". :-)

[@Gma7788]

Funny but this product isn't the original experience. It's been 50 years and you still haven't heard a truthful version of the performance. Why aren't you protesting? Are you sure you're happy listening to this Slow out of tune warble with reversed tones? Computers reverse the sound. All the sounds are a negative version of the real sound but you seem to be happy with that.

[@Maharani1991]

@@Gma7788 I don't know who told you that, but you are wrong. :D Maybe you're talking about phase inversion, but even if that occurred due to a glitch, it would be inaudible.

[@martinkingston1498]

I love how at this concert Jimi got a very unique tone from his combination of wah, fuzz, octavia and univibe (in comparsion with other gigs). His playing at Maui was very unique too.

[@varminttank]

You can’t spell rock without Jimi Hendrix

[@Gma7788]

Notice how you've never heard the actual sound? Notice how CD doesn't have the actual sound? Notice how vinyl records actually play slowly and out of tune when playing at 33.3 rpm? Only variable speed turntables can reproduce the original sound.

[@zSpacetundra]

@@Gma7788 what are you getting at lol?

[@big.lobo27]

Jimi Hendrix was sobrenatural, look at his face, his body moving, some magic thing around him.

[@Gma7788]

Focus on ME now. You weren't even born. Realise you're not hearing any original sounds from a KZbin computer.

[@brianofarrell4982]

enJoy

[@terencelew5735]

Still unbelievable after all the years the sounds Hendrix could make with his guitar. He could really make it sing, cry , shout, scream, etc. WOW

[@Gma7788]

But the KZbin computer changed all the original sounds. You didn't hear any original sounds. When are you going to protest about this scam? 50 years and you still don't have a record that plays at the right speed to get the sounds in tune. You should be angry by now. 50 years and you still haven't heard the original sound.

[@simo4875]

@@Gma7788 What do you mean? Genuinely curious, I would like to hear the original sound if this aint it.

[@helio1055]

@@Gma7788you off your meds there bud?

[@kyleanderson1455]

Actually hurts me how good this guy was, every time! what an absolutely amazing talent

[@Gma7788]

But I'm 5 times better. So shut you mouth. We're sick of your lies.

[@comedyradijs1069]

Damm Hendrix was in top form here, everything from live in Maui is very good.

[@Gma7788]

Oh, by the way, the computer reversed the sounds. Everything you heard was wrong.

[@malikxshabazz443]

He was so special; he didn’t even realize it himself..

[@TjTj74]

Jimi was then and still is the man✌

[@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803]

I filmed his memorial on my channel.... also met his dad, Al Hendrex before he passed away.

[@michaelconsuegra7316]

One one the greatest rock guitaritsts to this day.👍🎸

[@Mr75044]

TJ yeah...amen bro

[@edub9930]

Long Live Jimi 👏

[@godnotavailable2094]

I just love how much fun he's having with this performance. He's laughing, just doing fuck-all with the guitar, and it still sounds amazing somehow.

[@TheArchitune]

I saw Jimi at Isle of Wight 1970 when I was 16. Still watching this today :-)

[@King_V2]

2:22-2:30 He's literally playing 2 notes, but SO much was said. Jimi Hendrix, ladles & gentlemen.

[@malikxshabazz443]

Jimi was a beast..

[@zenbabaloo1931]

THIS is probably my favorite filmed Hendrix performance and I don't even particularly like this song that much but he just kills it here. Plays the studio solo even better than the original and then launches off from that. He's fully inspired and obviously having a blast. His version of Johnny B Goode from Berkeley has the incredible playing but it doesn't quite have the joy. This has the joy. The sound is there. The brain and fingers are clicking. The setting is wonderful. Jimi's happy. You love to see it.

[@000Angus000]

I agree, and the Isle of Wight a few weeks later was the opposite, Jimi seemingly had the weight of world on his shoulders then. Having said that, it came out as Feeling, and I think some of that Isle of Wight stuff, In from the Storm, Red House, Machine Gun, Freedom etc, is incredibly good.

[@zenbabaloo1931]

Actually, l like that one too. It's odd. At one point he walks behind his amp, never stopping playing, and 30 seconds later when he comes back it seems like he just did a line of cocaine. Then his amps pick up a radio signal and instead of getting flustered Jimi goes with it and plays with it and off it. All very psychedelic. Probably the longest version he ever played of it. Freaky!

[@benh2807]

@@zenbabaloo1931 Do you mean here or at the Iow please?

[@KevyNova]

zen babaloo if you’re talking about Isle Of Wight, Mitch Mitchell wrote in his book that Jimi thought he tore the back of his pants open when he did his squatting move on stage and he panicked and ran behind the amps and wouldn’t go back out until the roadies convinced him his ass wasn’t hanging out. When he came back out, he was relieved. So he wasn’t doing coke in the middle of the song.

[@KevyNova]

I agree about this performance though. Not one of my favorite Hendrix songs but this version KILLS. I love how much fun he’s having.

[@calogerobuttacavoli78]

Jimi was a mystic🎸🖤

[@PrimitiveInTheExtreme]

N.1

[@calogerobuttacavoli78]

@@PrimitiveInTheExtreme YEAH🎸🖤

[@PrimitiveInTheExtreme]

@@calogerobuttacavoli78 🎶🎸🖤🎶

[@dstu1699]

Facts!

[@geoffreystout5814]

If anybody wants to know why 50 years on, the legend of Hendrix lives on, just watch this video!! WOW!!!

[@sophielegault2278]

52 years without Jimi Hendrix😭, September 18th, 1970 Rest In Peace Jimi Hendrix❤️(November 27th 1942-September 18th 1970)

[@the.preposterous.1]

Not only the greatest ever, but the greatest ever by some considerable distance.

[@icarus7073]

I love how he gets so enthralled in his guitar no one noticed he sings "I forgot the words" 🤣

[@gracie99999]

Lol but he made it work hehe

[@Francisco_DeAguirre]

He is the Einstein of the electric guitar. Awesome!

[@ks-bg5uk]

Nobody was doing this back then. Hendrix revolutionized the guitar. The quality of this video is so amazing.

[@stephen3277]

He went out on top that's for sure

[@Oiak1086]

The absolut PEAK of a musicianship here

[@Victor-fy7qp]

It's kinda crazy to see all the fans are being civilized human beings sharing that awesome moment together. No cell phones no drama no fighting no drunk egomaniacs. All love all peace and some good ol' weed. That's just beautiful to me.

[@scottmarkiewicz6436]

Hey man

[@jaspercomp1]

no cell phones back then. And weed was just a starting point for these folks...

[@ゆうぼ-z6g]

凄い、こんな高画質な映像がまだ残っていたなんて❗️

[@yasuewho]

!;;;;;;! ~~~~~}}~~✓✓}*>>>*

[@helio1055]

This literally was and is the coolest guy to ever fucking exist, its insane

[@tfranklin1840]

Everybody getting along and happy. Good times

[@neddobrijevic3183]

He makes it so easy the guitar is part of him force of nature the man James Marshall Hendrix the greatest guitar player forever. Forever in our hearts rest in peace god bless you

[@OGeeSUSA]

How could I do or say anything other than just smile and groove I mean this is GODLY GREATNESS 🎸🤙🏿💎💖🪽❇️🫶🏿

[@matthewwasik55]

the one key word about his playing - effortless. He was a true genius.

[@herbertaloysreinders5883]

THE BEST OF ROCK AND BLUES

[@aereo00]

The best.

[@འབྲུག-ན2ཅ]

Love that little "I forgot the words" with the lightning smile. So electrifying jimi

[@nbl95]

Mitch was such a shredder too, really the perfect compliment to his guitar playing

[@Barbiesusedtampon]

this footage is gold.

[@brianofarrell4982]

as Ag

[@bro5309]

One word: “Legendary”

[@garyolshan4177]

He was the greatest, most instinctive, innovative guitarist of all time! Enjoy this video, because you will NEVER see anyone else that comes close to resembling him in your lifetime.

[@rich.stringss]

man you're so right

[@marcomi1995]

Boomer

[@jg-gw5ls]

Nah brah, take several seats gen z doosh

[@ToddHoward3]

@@marcomi1995 being a boomer doesn't change the facts. Guitarists any age will know he was the most important and influential of all time

[@Gma7788]

No, that's ME! How dare you disrespect me. Shut up kid. Now go away.

[@TheArtofBlues]

Take me back and leave me there!

[@KaninTuzi]

Just make it happen now, brother

[@mitchelputman538]

Exactly

[@carlitoxb110]

Two problems: hairy women (you know what I’m talking about) and no internet

[@tombooty5144]

@@carlitoxb110 No internet is what made this era great, hairy women are cool too.

[@carp8683]

52 years since this happened today

[@isawyourmommy4769]

I’ve recreated this stage. Was my living room. Now every Sunday morning I take my neighborhood to the Electric Church. Sunday Service starts 10:07 every Sunday. Amen.

[@trippy_nation5300]

The greatest.

[@thepolyglotraccoon]

Guitarist ever.

[@benh2807]

@@thepolyglotraccoon from Cornwall. Right?

[@joedewitwomey9627]

Ben H no, not from Cornwall or Devon, from the 3rd moon of Saturn with the levitating gummy bears?

[@rickyriederer7459]

My fav from this concert is in from the storm

[@kolalabetlogo3476]

The transition from hey baby to in from the storm is so good

[@neillbaxter9613]

Kolala Betlogo yesssss

[@jasonlee8497]

Hey Baby/ In From The Storm is one of THE best Hendrix live recordings of all time...can't wait to see all of it....

[@neillbaxter9613]

Jason Lee ! Buying it as soon as I can. Literally the best version of both back to back for real. Solos are indescribable

[@derekbells]

12 minute dolly dagger improv jam is absolutely amazing from this show.

[@KevinoftheCosmos]

What an absolute madman!

[@marcopuccio4932]

Nothing else to say... Thank you Jimmy! ♥️

[@RyanWideray]

Passion that blossoms in sound like flowers, then burns everything around with flames of all colors. Real, pure raw energy that gets to something primal in the brain. I really love that in Jimi Hendrix live performances. His music is so inspiring

[@miamiheatbaby87]

50+ years later we are still searching for his music. I’m so happy this is released. Jimi was the greatest ever.

[@Instrumental.0477]

Te amo hendrix .. con tu guitarra curas todos mis malos pensamientos

[@edub9930]

Mantente fuerte se que no es facil

[@amlou4975]

Stay strong 💪🏽 ❤

[@TheHunter66]

Gone but 1000% not forgotten❤

[@T0R0RIKI]

he's makink love whith the guitar. literaly and musically. amazing. there is pure ecstasy, no guards, just ppl immersed in the trip.

[@RobertLaRue-l5c]

Jimi is still number 1 no one has ever close can match him never will

[@rikosborne1212]

It never ceases to amaze me how long it took for cameramen and directors to get to the concept of keeping the guitar player's hands in the frame during the guitar solo. They always went for face closeups or showcasing the bass player during the guitar solo (the latter especially notable in Deep Purple's "Highway Star" video).

[@timgerard262]

I thought the same thing, Jimmy is playing a killer lead and they're showing his face.

[@patriciaydiegoormaza-marti2446]

Unquestionably I guess you might be talking about the video of Highway Star in its live version for the Made in Japan album...I watched that video and I thought to myself - "What the... did Blackmore do to the camera man because he does not almost show up during the damn song!!!???"-... LOOOL

[@unknwn_usr3077]

I think during those days, the guitarist dont want to reveal how its being played..., maybe they dont want their technique to be exposed.

[@cedardreamsLLC]

also notice how the drummer is always playing something different than what you're hearing.

[@edub9930]

In all fairness they probably left the camera on a stand a lot of the time so they can go smoke a doobie 😄

[@dlphcoracl9645]

The most amazing aspect of all this is how effortless Hendrix makes this look.

[@timbo7188]

When I was in high school 3d art class I made a woodblock carving of jimi in this show with those clothes he wore .and holding the guitar up . and made prints of it. That carving is hung above my stereo in my mancave to this day .

[@masonpruett4138]

I kinda wanna see this thing

[@BernhardRottweiler]

The more I watch this, the more I focus on the drums alone. Moon is my favourite drummer, but I think Mitchell comes second. Simply awesome.

[@TheRealMoneyMan]

The more I watch this, the more I focus on the guitar alone. Jimi was incredible at this show.

[@BernhardRottweiler]

@@TheRealMoneyMan Everybody knows that, that's nothing new. How good Mitchell really was, however, is something new to discover.

[@TheRealMoneyMan]

@@BernhardRottweiler It doesn't matter that everyone knows that. I just mentioned that I focus more on the guitar and that I liked his performance at this show.

[@TheRealMoneyMan]

@@BernhardRottweiler Realizing how good Mitch was is also nothing new. His playing has been admired since the 60's.

[@diegorivero2350]

A different, change the music forever. His work is eternal. He came for a little while and returned to his universe.

[@TheNattyJay]

My jaw literally just dropped to the floor. Jimi was totally otherworldly.

[@brianorakpohit]

Not literally.

[@TheNattyJay]

@@brianorakpohit No, literally. I had to go to the hospital and get it surgically attached back to my face.

[@foxns7]

His playing was way too advance at that time. In fact, still, it is mindblowing today. The guy didn't play the guitar by the book. He wanted the guitar to sing too in the most purest form.

[@questelohim...]

Is and always will be THE KING

[@小野浩一-l2w]

何故かステージに鯉のぼりが！ 貴重な映像ありがとうございます

[@ismaelvasquez-vk3it]

cuando murio jimi se fue un grande de el rock

[@misterroboto5556]

Live in Maui is some of the best Hendrix footage you will ever find.

[@j0hnnybgoode]

Jimi Hendrix, the legend

[@DrDommm]

The great guitarist ever

[@tonyreyes4500]

Crazy to think he played this GREAT with only 12 yrs of experience under his belt 😳 sheeeeesh

[@raider2180]

He was also self taught

[@JuditCsontos-j9u]

He was is the best guitar player❤

[@k00lstra85]

So joyfull to watch Jimi being so in the moment, doing what he loved best

[@hellfire8883]

There was just nothing like jimi Hendrix in 1970. Just the raw energy and passion and the ease at which he manhandles the guitar to make it sing scream and cry. There will never be another hendrix. Its also crazy to think black sabbath was also around at this time there is another band that there was just nothing else like it at that time.

[@Hercules718]

Exactly, Jared. Saw him three times at The Seattle Center Arena back in the day. Those concerts changed my life. There is no way to describe the magic of Jimi Hendrix, but I can tell you understand. The most awesome time I ever had. Nothing can compare to Jimi Hendrix in the fifty years of my life since then. I am speechless trying to explain it. It was the highlight of my life. Really.

[@dennispearson871]

I Never Cease to be utterly Amazed How Jimmy had the Ability to Morph Into and Literally BECOME The Music with Every Fiber of His BEING !!! Jimmy Sang and even Preached through his Guitar !!! 🎸 It Was INCREDIBLE !!!..

[@mullahosk585]

The 60's had the best musicians, writers, comedians and revolutionaries

[@morrisalanisette9067]

Yeah but for some reason it lead to bad stuff. There's a direct line from the 60s to our current insane, degenerated culture. the hippies became yuppies, and neo-liberalism has become the new oppression. And Big Tech is connected to Timoth Leary and experimentation with acid. They go to hippie festivals, and that come back and build platforms that censor people and create anti-human technology. It's just very strange to me. But then again, there was a lot of darkness in the 60s hippie culture. This festival in particular, there is a documentary about it. The organizer is an insane cult leader Maybe, the way it is, is that in all movements, there is 10% good people, and the rest just gets taken over and used by devils. So I'm not gonna say the 60s were bad, but reality is complex in a way I don't understand

[@mullahosk585]

Can we agree that it was a rich period for future historian's?

[@brettharvey716]

1:43 “i forgot the words” awesome

[@larrypata]

2020 AND still he's the real god of guitar!