The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Foxey Lady (Miami Pop 1968)

[@cforssi]

I was at this concert. I was 17 years old and somewhere in the audience. People were sitting around because this was an all day festival with lots of bands. Very hot also.

[@enaepriscila]

What a f... envy I have of you!

[@felipeguzman7834]

Lucky bastard

[@richardbetts7088]

You are a very lucky man indeed, when you watch Jimi play that guitar you realise nobody is going to that good, you will always be second. I sold the guitar and raced bikes instead 😂

[@legatou]

how old are you????

[@iNSANEcOOkieMONstEr]

@@legatou Really? Let's see.. He said he was 17, the concert was in 1968, subtract 1968 from 2018, add his age +/- for his birthday... And you have 67/68 years of age. Simple math.

[@sixfour330]

"When the Power of Love overcomes the Love of Power the world will know peace." Jimi Hendrix

[@BillyJSmith-on6he]

Wow,I love that. Going to have to remember if.

[@bettieboop77]

My very favorite quote.

[@interestingusername1049]

Damn, that's so true.

[@serafpano8488]

Keep smoking that shit henry

[@ronniebrown2517]

i thought carlos santana said that

[@Matthatguy119]

He wasn’t just a musician. He was the embodiment of freedom of expression, and a master showman.

[@spanqueluv9er]

@MatPlaysWithHisWood In other words, he was a musician.🙄🤡💩🤷‍♂️

[@cremefraiche291]

@@spanqueluv9er no he just said that. read it again

[@bluesriot2]

word

[@arcusma]

Dude, he had toan, he transcends beyond just the term “musician”

[@JoshAintSoCool]

@@spanqueluv9ershit take

[@PooleyX]

I've never understood how one person can so effortlessly make an instrument to that. He always plays like he's just gliding his hand over the guitar.

[@Jimmie-i9z]

Could not have said it better

[@Music.Notes145]

Anybody that's wants to can play an instrument the guitar especially the electric is (With Practice) Easy To Play ... But You Have To Want To Play I Mean Really Want To Starting Young Helps But You Can always learn

[@RuthSpotser]

He constantly had his guitar on him when you go to breakfast maybe sitting at a table he was constantly always playing around with his guitar that's how he got so good that's the thing he wanted to have in his life and he wanted to do and he did it

[@caspay21]

Besides skill, a HUGE part is he used tiny strings tuned down, and barely hit the strings. He let the ungodly loud amp do the work

[@bloodcards3084]

@@Music.Notes145 10000 hours of guitar playing then check back in

[@tomevans1757]

I was so very fortunate to see him in May, 1970.

[@_itsalllowercase8042]

Dude! Please tell your story!

[@TheFurio2]

Jealousy isn’t a powerful enough word to describe my emotions at this. You are a lucky man.

[@tomevans1757]

I had a pair of tickets to see Jimi in May, 1970 in St. Paul, MN as a freshman in college. It was a Sunday night and none of my friends could go. I decided to go by myself and hang onto the 2nd ticket. It's the only show I ever attended solo then or now. So incredibly glad I went - even if by myself.

[@_itsalllowercase8042]

@@tomevans1757 Amazing!

[@tomevans1757]

@@TheFurio2 Very lucky and I willingly acknowledge how lucky I was.

[@RVWhiskey]

Everything about him is iconic. He’s voice, his song writing, his playing and fashion style....Jimi rules!

[@ashenafikassa9906]

He's the greatest; gifted ARTIST of all time maby in the future too********m REALITIVITY IS WHAT it requires.; wishing every one great; make RESOLUTIONS; specially put more time guitat practicimg. Who knows you might be the next..😎😅🎯🏌️‍♂️🎳

[@TMGMedia73]

He wasn't that great of a singer though, but didn't have to be since most of his songs only had a limited number of words.

[@bearhogg]

hell jimi had his own timing

[@wnyduchess]

@@TMGMedia73 you're incorrect

[@thesleepstate]

@@wnyduchess Also iconic genitals, according to his lovers...

[@redjay1146]

Can we all take a moment to talk about what a beast that drummer is?

[@ProMrLecoq01]

Jason Wohl mitch mitchell really was great

[@Atomic1710]

Under appreciated, underrated and underpaid guy’s number 1 in my books

[@redjay1146]

Word. And I’m saying this as a drummer myself

[@waylonmccrae3546]

We've done this song many times at dances , receptions , fundraisers , & pasture parties with friends etc .... I've always requested Foxxy Lady or Strangehold as a set breaker or Ender .... BOTH Will wear you the f'ck out !!!! 😵😪

[@chriscarpenter317]

I like the drum beat in "Fire" as well!

[@gumnentkilla5093]

Here's one for ya: Jimi had been playing guitar for only about 10 years at this show! 10 YEARS! He started at age 13 and died at age 27... everything we've ever heard him do was done over a span of 14 years. RIP Jimi, we love and miss ypu! 🙏

[@groove1722]

This performance is 50 years old now. He set the standard for what electric guitar is and should be. This is why we keep coming back to him 50 years later.

[@zolemica]

And we'll keep coming back to him 50 years from now, Rickey Joyce.

[@iamnotevenanumber3312]

Electric guitar that is. But so true what you say.

[@samlewis7878]

It makes me weep hearing this stuff. It's that good. Check out the new Electric Ladyland - 3cd 1 blueray compilation- The sound mix of the album on cd is indescribably good. I'm not sure how they did it. FAR FAR superior to any cd I've ever heard.

[@kcb5336]

Rickey Joyce Well...there was a guy named Chuck Berry before Jimi. Chuck set the standard.

[@groove1722]

Chuck didn't set the standard he is the standard! There four king pillars that create the throne of Rock And Roll that King Jimi sat upon. These four pillars were first and foremost Chuck Berry, Bo Diddly Little Richard, and Fats Domino. Can;t forget the great Buddy Guy. The sound of his guitar on this version of Foxy Lady has me mesmerized!

[@dorianvoka5591]

Today is his 77th birthday, rest in piece legend and happy birthday

[@jamiewest5357]

I was going to like this comment but the likes where at 69 so it must be for now. ;^)

[@austinjackson540]

Dorian Voka thank you 🙏🏽

[@igotthesky1455]

Thank you for remembering ✌

[@eastwestguitar5561]

It’s a shame. Not only did we all miss out on more great music Jimi would have made, but all the great music Jimi missed out on that was made after he died. 😞

[@Boognish_]

Piece? LOL it's peace*

[@mayagreenwald293]

His wardrobe is something else, every outfit of his is killing the game just like he is. Legend.

[@stargazer2312]

That's for sure, I gotta get myself a shirt like that...

[@geoffreycarson2311]

SHOWMAN !!!g

[@bjaded1]

i actually dress similarly at 21 going out to country and redneck dive bars every night in tuscaloosa, AL. Never once gotten anything other that “i wish i had the balls to wear what you do”. I’ve been very surprised!! Jimi was the best all around!

[@zujo58]

You assume that there is a game to be killed

[@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017]

He dressed like a pimp more than a rock star.

[@Abc-1973]

🎸June 2024, 🎸 75 yr old white lady sitting here listening to some music wearing a t-shirt with non other than Jimi Hendrix’s face on the front. 🎸He was magic 🎸

[@D33Lux]

That entire rock era was magic.

[@billgonzales8978]

saw him live

[@tammydavis56]

55 yr old white lady and I saw a girl of about 14 in the grocery store with a Jimi Hendrix shirt on and it made me want to listen to some screaming guitar!

[@billgonzales8978]

@@tammydavis56 me too since I saw him live back in the day

[@jeffstewart3342]

Right on, Sister

[@salatieljyrustumanan4929]

Dude had impeccable timing with rhythm and lead, a downright sexy voice, a gripping stage presence, and timeless fashion. He earned his legacy.

[@arejaye]

Jimi didn't like the sound of his own voice when singing though, that's the weird part. His vocals fit right in with his music to me, and yep, he earned his legacy for sure!!

[@salatieljyrustumanan4929]

@@arejaye tbf most artists have insecurities with their assets. gets the best of us

[@auburn7697]

He was the best

[@robertgoodwin996]

Beautiful guy.. takes your breath away. Yeah a long ago. I’m now 79 years. Jimi was so soo far out cool beautiful, sexy foxy Lady man. Amazing performance I just watched. Lived in London at time. Smoking.. dropping acid booze and And all that time ago…

[@shawnbruce6934]

He Did.

[@mann0s]

holy shit jimi was fashionable as fuck

[@nerad1994]

mann for real Man!

[@johnclark3697]

yeh Mann, & The GREATEST guitar player ever. make no mistake🤗🤗

[@danielhartle3778]

mann u can c where prince got his When Doves Cry fashion sense from this performance. He just added a touch of Little Richard lol

[@awesomenoice3315]

John Clark not the best haha

[@ViniciusSilva-vk4ox]

mann SHUT THE FUCK UP

[@RebelThoughts82]

Mitch Mitchell is absolutely killing it on drums!

[@luiso.9103]

+RebelThoughts82 Give the credit were its due, and the two others rarely get their dues. I agree . Banging the shit out of the drums.

[@WilliamSlaght]

+Lou Origel Pushing the rhythm forward, and that's what rock does. Noel and Mitch were both sloppy rushers (in a good sense, believe me), and Hendrix had great solid time, and its interesting to hear the mix making the legendary J. H. Experience.

[@matsnilsson565]

+RebelThoughts82 As a rhythm addict coming from the genre that just lives and thrives on rhythm namely funk, MITCH and NEIL are two for the records!

[@theresajordan7458]

Mitch never gets lost amazin

[@WisperMetal]

+RebelThoughts82 No one played rudimental intrincate drum fills like Mitch Mitchell did at the time....At least he was a big referent of the jazz approach in rock drumming. Amaizing playing, he and Ian Paice, for example, were very unfairly overshadowed in rock history by guys like Ginger Baker and John Bonham (great player also, of course)

[@TM-xt8ms]

that finish is insane

[@seaco4270]

True story-Jimi's first "guitar" was a beat-up ukulele with one string that he found in a pile of trash at the age of 14 and to think that it progressed to the greatest of all-time just blows my mind

[@arttrombley7385]

I forget who, but one famous player started with a board, a piece of wire and 2 nails. I guess it's all in how bad You want something. Peace.

[@josipskledar]

slash (also) started with a spanish acoustic with one string

[@gks210199]

I believe you are talking about Jack White. I might be wrong though. But it is just amazing watching Jimmy play... no one will ever be able to sound like he did.

[@douglasnorris109]

First "guitar" was a broom. Left bristles everywhere.

[@squidwardshouse5431]

isnt that slash? or were one string guitars just popular those days 😂😂😂

[@cameronbugge2372]

Bro he just throws that guitar around and still it be sounding flawless…when he ran his elbow down the strings I was done for man

[@RByrne]

That elbow slide was the move! I dont know why people dont talk about that one more.

[@brianfoster5702]

Not dising him because I love his playing but he was so loud that he only had to touch the string's but he was the first to use feedback and control it. Or should I say tame it.

[@pranavchaware]

I was still alive until he rubbed them strings against the Mike stand... legend

[@MorningView4]

@@brianfoster5702 didn’t matter if he played quite or loud.

[@bluesriot2]

you caught that too huh ? unfuckingreal !!!!!

[@schawing4216]

I once heard someone say, “Jimi Hendrix never died Heaven was just part of his tour.”

[@drjwkeragaus2104]

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[@simon-di7xt]

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[@york9769]

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[@enriquemontenegro2365]

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[@nazzaa9054]

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[@JonTChannel]

It's still unbelievable, even after all these years....

[@thomasharmon6444]

The master of the statocaster. What a great video of a rare performance. He was gone before the music world knew what they had. Rest In Peace Jimi. You were awesome!

[@arttrombley7385]

He plays for God every Saturday night.

[@gregoryswift9573]

+mi channnal ya right. Duane was the man but Hendrix was a circus show while doing mystical things with the guitar.

[@doneenspence5563]

:)

[@arttrombley7385]

I have to agree with Gregory.

[@TheGamerx584]

still is awesome, release records after his death there is one coming up i september, this guys is unstoppable, spiritually

[@philb.1502]

The greatest guitar player planet earth has ever seen!! R.I.P. to the late great James Marshall Hendrix! Gone but never forgotten! We love you Jimi!

[@franklinblack2716]

That's right..

[@MichelleAhern-gr9zl]

Wake the kids up to Hendrix hes toooooooooo gooooooooood so he's baaaaaaaanndd

[@gsxrkz]

I love hendrix, but he was not the greatest guitar player ever Especially the guitar players that are out today.

[@philb.1502]

@gsxrkz What guitar players are you talking about?

[@gsxrkz]

@philb.1502 there are 100s or should I say 1000's that way more skilled today.

[@cntwaits1]

It’s unreal when you think of all the rock guitarists that have come and gone, all with their own unique styles and special talents and yet none of them have quite gotten to the level of this man in stage.

[@roboi2241]

Someone under say 55 who watches this today will categorize it with that style of rock playing and all the guitarists they've seen since. At the time there was literally almost no precedent for this type of playing, barely an evolutionary step, guitar playing was something different, it wasn't even on this trajectory before Hendrix showed up. It was like people dragging huge stones on wooden sleds then one day someone shows up with a round thing they came up with and called a wheel.

[@johnpatterson3855]

What a great time to be alive.

[@BenWillyums]

not if you were drafted into the vietnam war it wasnt....

[@loveclassics1969]

Engage Eight like my oldest brother... He came back from Vietnam but died of a brain tumor in the 80s.. Probably agent orange

[@DaddySpyce]

So sad. RIP

[@wimcoenen2193]

May I say, that is very sad for you and your family. The war in Vietnam should have been ended, during the reign of president John Fitzgerald Kennedy. He should have officially announced the end of all war activities , the war efforts, of the United States of America in Vietnam during his inaugural speech, 20 January 1961. John F. Kennedy was, my idol, my only hope when I was seven years old. But alas, John F. Kennedy blew it. So the war in Vietnam raged on until 30 April 1975. Let there be love! Love heals. Love rules! Love conquers death.

[@SandraGarcia-ho4lb]

Listened to Jimmy quite often during my 20's; just electric. Well, I am in my 70's now and he still amazes me !!!

[@LeoOre-vv2vj]

Pero crees quien de hoy día pueda superarlo yo creo q es univo

[@robertathow1970]

In a thousand years + jimi will be doing the Same as his Talent n energy will go on forever and be heard in Mars and across the Universe 👽😊

[@PattyOverland]

​@LeoOr❤e-vv2vj

[@Bluptuous]

did you ever see him perform live? what other bands did you see live back then? im half your age for perspective.

[@fdozi5801]

Yup!! I just smiled and laughed at this performance!! Awesome!!

[@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.

[@richmondraider716]

RIP to all and thank you , thank you for sharing your talents with us mere humand

[@ЮрийДемидов-р9л]

🎸👍 kzbin.info/www/bejne/i3rUfouJZ7ZjY9k

[@mattfurry3205]

It truly was an experiance. As crazy and unpredictable as they were they had a thought pattern uncanny for its time. Regardless of the tempo this was one of the only rock bands that I could fall asleep to in harmony.

[@arejaye]

Legends for sure!! They took rock/blues where it'd never gone before, and blew so many minds, and sadly very under appreciated until after his death. I'd have loved to have seen where his talent would've evolved to, but he left us a great legacy and a TON of memories that for me, will always be cherished, especially after getting to meet Jimi and hang out for a while. His on stage and off stage personas, were like total opposites, and he truly loved each and every person who listened and watched him on stage, and was as down to Earth and humble as anybody, when offstage. RIP Mr.Jimi.

[@mattfurry3205]

@@arejaye Ive thought the same my whole life. The evolution aspect.

[@jessebullock860]

That’s the coolest dude I ever saw

[@Jerrel.A]

Jimi was an innovator on the guitar, but Mitch was killing the drums on a quite simple config with two floor toms, while Noel was grounding the whole with solid cool bass riffs. That's why I always enjoy this experience.

[@davis_v1876]

@@digitalimager4946 I see that there's a lot of people who shares this opinion about Noel. Why do you think that? As a bass player myself, I find his lines pretty neat.

[@makiavelli999]

This is Jimi Hendrix & The xperience. So the drummer, aka Cowboy, sounds almost better than Keith Moon. FOXY. Not much has happened since. I listen to a laddie whos name was Marius Muller. He aint as good but google him. I SHOT MY WOMAN DOOOOWN! No, Joe did. Sorry. I HAVE THE ORIGINAL TICKET FROM WOODSTOCK. Its an original copy of a ticket which was in the big purple Hendrix CD set.Get yer hands on that. Lots of his lyrics on paper in his writing. AND drawings and letters to his dad etc. What a LOSS. But his music lives on.

[@terrylane4085]

He got off on the drums 🎶

[@javelin1010]

The greatest guitarist that the world has ever seen. Just imagine what we would have heard if he had lived. RIP Jimi.

[@Tsutsu5]

He’s the best by miles ! my man was not even part of earth those guitar solos transcended from outer space 🪐

[@zeviono4562]

Yes for sure. The elder statesman of hard rock I think. Who knows where he would have taken us musically.

[@stepbro7850]

He probably wouldn't leave any room for the rest of the guitar players thats how good he was

[@Iwontreadyourreply]

How can you top what he already gave us?

[@thesleepstate]

@@Iwontreadyourreply I think the Edge is a bit better honestly. He's not as dextrous as Jimi, but he's infinitely diverse in tone and style.

[@magdalenakamerbeek9875]

It is almost 2024 and we are still thrilled by Jimmy’s music- how good you want to have it??? Love you forever ❤

[@KittyGrizGriz]

Jimis* 🥰

[@taracat7723]

No one was like him😊

[@ah2552]

Whoever got the wreckage left of that guitar is sitting on a gold mine.

[@FER54ITCM]

Jimmy Hendrix wasn't a guitarist, he was a force of the nature like a 5th element

[@inthestorm2002]

1. This man was talented 2. He played guitar moves that were so complicated, but still he acted so fluently about it 3. Was polite and humble 4. Regarded as the best guitar player of all time to some 5. Taught himself how to play All this but still there are many people who don't know about him

[@siddharthsalkar]

ampoules1 he taught himself how to play by angrily beating up groupies?

[@danavharris]

ampoules1 That's a lie they put in that Damn movie . Read any autobiography about Jimi...he never did that

[@MrScott-go6]

............."As we all know , you just can't believe everything we see and hear , can we" ................(AXIS etc. etc. etc.).......THE MUSIC People............The Music.....

[@jas_bataille]

The fact that you started with "me" in a list of some of the greatest rock guitarists off all time discredit you in front of every guitarists ever for a lifetime. You should be ashamed. You sir are one of the biggest DOUCHE I saw on KZbin, and that says a lot.

[@3445Pokemon]

I think the "some" in number 4 is an understatement He's almost unanimously considered the greatest guitar player of all time

[@chunkyogurt952]

The fact that this is a live performance is astonishing. It couldn't have sounded any better in the studio.

[@Kowasi]

To be honest, it sounded studio quality to me. Supposedly a mark of a great musician is that he or she can recreate their studio sound when playing live, I guess...

[@dubdeuce1517]

I think it's better here! Damn this is fire.

[@charlesgoede2809]

F-en unreal for sure!!! Ck it out on headphones or good buds.

[@Dave-mk9bw]

The "Live" is better than the studio version in some ways

[@miamiheatbaby87]

It’s unbelievable

[@tallbear4981]

Our #1 ranking guitar player of all time. Rock on Jimmy!!!!

[@neilmoneymaker4875]

Jimi Hendrix was way ahead of his time as his music still sounds fresh today, especially his live performances. This guy was and is about as untouchable as one could ever hope to be as a musician and an innovator. Amazing talent, and also Mitch Mitchell on the drums too, pretty much invented hard/heavy rock drumming and his playing also still sounds fresh today just as Jimi's does.

[@robertathow1970]

True . Today's music feels very weak and for the musicaly unaware to grab money. Music is an art form and is held back. Was Leonardo held back or Mozart because of money..

[@rich19530]

You said it all really. Jimi was truly ahead of his time.

[@sammccue500]

John (Mitch) Mitchell was taught by drummer Jim Marshall (yes the amplifier builder).

[@fid2187]

JImi was right on with his time. He could not exist today. "Before his time" is a cliche'. There is nothing cliche' about Hendrix.

[@taylordw]

As a Boomer, I recall hearing “Are you Experienced,” “Fresh Cream,” and “the Doors” around the same time in 1967. Weed was just starting to become more available. I spent hours with headphones plugged into my stereo listening to them. I believe I spent most of my time with Hendrix; though I loved them all, what a time to be a teenager.😊

[@billgonzales8978]

very lucky man

[@taylordw]

To quote my brother: i liked being in my 20’s in the 70’s, more than being 70 in the 20’s

[@dejanpopovic7903]

Hendrix for me is The Messiah of music. Everybody aspires to be him and yet nobody can replicate the godlike guitar skills and musical composition which seems to tap into abstract realms. There will never be another musician like him. Besides his guitar, his musical talent was full spectrum - his composition, lyrics, vocals and stage presence were out of this world. And behind that talent lies a very down to earth, sometimes withdrawn, person who people just wanted to be around and associate with.

[@eddiebaby22]

+Dejan Popovic Well said

[@florrmat8925]

Joe Satriani

[@ORBITSEAL]

I think john frusciante comes pretty close

[@rkan665]

Tom Morello comes pretty close in terms of abstraction.

[@hemibill78]

+Dejan Popovic I agree 100%. Saw him live and followed his entire career. THE BEST ever.

[@RandyRhoadsRules3]

The single greatest rock star who ever lived.

[@FreakingSweeeet]

how is he doing all that shit with the guitar...its insane

[@davidlee2221]

LSD

[@rgds7335]

FreakingSweeeet

[@downsyndromearmy55]

ride that big snake

[@BigDaddy-me9yf]

FreakingSweeeet Doing what shit with the guitar, this easy to play, it's called wa wa pedals, fuzz boxes and high amplification anybody can play this

[@rayfrazier8657]

There are a lot of people who play this song with the same effects & I do not feel the same sound like Hendrix made & I believe that is why 17 million people come here to listen, because it sure not pop music. I've gone to see many concerts & guitar players live in 60+ yrs. & none have sounded like Hendrix. There has been thousands who tried to play exactly like Hendrix, but Hendrix had that special Gift, & I truly mean special gift that no one can ever take away from Hendrix. People watched Hendrix at concerts amazed, have you ever been experienced?

[@LewisBarron-gb1il]

I don't care what anyone says he was and will always be the most talented guitarist this planet ever had to offer.

[@lzdm2892]

僕もそう思います❗🎉

[@yannismastrogiannakos1605]

Who said what?

[@user-rq1nw3wc5o]

It's Jimi or Jimmy P who are the best along with Berry

[@angelikamayer9639]

There were several great guitarists in that era (Jimi H. Jimmy P.,Jeff, Eric, Carlos, Rory.)

[@RAYGAZOIL]

Et grand merci pour ce cadeau !

[@byakugan641]

top 3 world's greatest mysteries : - Bermuda Triangle - Inside of Piramida Giza - Jimi Hendrix gutar play

[@andrewamende3338]

Guitar*

[@andrewamende3338]

Pyramid of Giza*

[@djizzah]

my wifes logic, number 4

[@mikeyconnor]

4 - Why you get called KSI, and not jimi when you wear a bandana

[@mikeyconnor]

- Your spelling

[@cristianoutrunner]

Hearing this atemporal genius in 2024. Sad how he passed away so young, can't imagine how much more masterpieces would come from his hands.

[@RebelThoughts82]

Happy birthday Jimi! Hard to believe he would be 73 years old today if he had not died. The legend continues however!

[@haoleinparadise2675]

RebelThoughts82 He would be 74 today. Born in 1942

[@jayvynn2391]

Haole In Paradise lol mugged him/her off

[@ismaelpenalver4722]

Haole In Paradise Yeah I remember when they announced that he had died on the radio ,sad day

[@justaguitardude]

45 years ago we lost you jimi.. sad day indeed. r.i.p rock on.

[@cakeplex2744]

+Chris c :< Rock on

[@blakebiss]

+Chris c He died a legend without the curse of getting old and tired looking....

[@justaguitardude]

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[@harrisonmccartney4878]

You know how some people can do things like ride a skateboard or dribble a basketball and it just looks entirely natural? Like they have a perfect mastery over the thing they're wielding? Jimi Hendrix was a natural at the guitar. There's not a single shred of doubt in any of his playing. It's the full force of mastery and confidence.

[@rebeccamizell1071]

Jimi could do with with his guitar what no one can do and never do he is the master of the guitar saw him 3 times never forget it or ever will amazing

[@NiceKaren70]

i get chills looking and listening to this Jimi Hendrix performance. Wow!

[@arsonravengarcia8370]

This has got to be the heaviest hook/riff /guitar sound ever.I love Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin to death,but this is just goddamn.Hendrix is untouchable.

[@sotis1756]

He is indeed.. but listen to black Sabbath at California jam Tonys guitar Tone is lethal

[@ronaldturner8891]

he is the absolute guitar riff God..no debate from any guitar legends..

[@hotspur1974]

Guitar God👊🏻

[@onethreesix]

The man was only around for 2 years man ,

[@paulablissett9396]

AMEN TO THAT!

[@randie450]

It's 2019 and I've just watched Jimi Hendrix play Foxy Lady for the first time..........he's out of this world.

[@thepotato8445]

He's great that's just it

[@McHobotheBobo]

Welcome to the experience

[@Toonss3301]

Welcome to the Jimi Hendrix experience. This is just the beginning. Listen to it on Spotify

[@tabyrearl1322]

Me to , I've been informed of a few bands late in life and recently , one must be a vampire , to have eternity to listen to all the music

[@miamiheatbaby87]

randie450 check Soul Sacrifice by Sanatana. Woodstock 69. Another out of this world performance.

[@pablito72]

Nobody has ever had the talent of Jimi so young... It remains the greatest guitarist of all time!

[@leemontoya8028]

Obviously you have never heard of SRV? Vaughan could play better in his sleep! than Jimmy could play on his best day!

[@wyattarp1975]

Holy shit! Can you imagine?

[@mariaw9749]

Extremely gifted, it's like he has given the guitar a voice.

[@digitalimager4946]

Unlike any guitarist before him.

[@robertathow1970]

They have all gone to heaven as GOD wanted a concert and to be thrilled and boy did he he get what he wanted

[@timothyball7502]

Jimi had a guitar in his mother's womb. 3-31-2022

[@markharper6787]

50 years ago we went to the moon. Hendrix had already been there.

[@bigdawg6308]

Well that was terrible the moon has absolutely nothing to do with Jimi

[@freddyrichards878]

@@bigdawg6308 He was on top of the moon with those riffs of his

[@pereraddison932]

Vinny Yeah... Right!!!... But it does get that much closer to Mars than we ever do...

[@poboypowder7567]

Mark Harper and he even went to Neptune before us

[@GuavaConQueso]

Vinny well that was horrible. your inability to understand hyperbole has nothing to do with intelligence.

[@midnightrider7648]

No one ever has, nor ever will play the guitar like hendrix.

[@HectorRodriguez-kd5rv]

midnight rider i agree

[@midnightrider7648]

@@HectorRodriguez-kd5rv : Hendrix took playing the guitar to another level.

[@xion8309]

Maybe.... or maybe not. You'll see in a couple of years.

[@midnightrider7648]

: it's all subjective but as far as i'm concerned there will never be another guitar player like hendrix.

[@paulablissett9396]

YOU GOT THAT 100% Right, ONLY ONE JIMI HENDRIX!

[@steveengleman9257]

No matter how many of his videos I watch....he still blows my mind.

[@lazyboylarry4345]

Hendrix is a true legend! No one looked as cool as he did and played as well as he did as freely as he did!

[@jokstrans2704]

Yes you are right my name guy

[@dancingtrout6719]

his guitar was a thermal burning bar ''' look that Up

[@franklinblack2716]

You said it..COOL

[@scammingforaliving1709]

Jimi left us nearly 50 years ago, and he's still the best rock guitarist of all time!

[@СТАРИК-с4и]

Д.Хендрикс был и остается одним из самых гениальных и великих гитаристов опередивший свою эпоху.

[@sheilamacdougal4874]

That kid Mitch Mitchell was very talented. It was always a bit of a mystery how those two "power trios" - Cream, and Hendrix Experience - managed to fill so much space. Their exceptional drummers were an important part of the answer.

[@patm5086]

The Who were a power trio as well. Keith Moon was the Jimi Hendrix of the drums

[@sheilamacdougal4874]

@@patm5086 They weren't a trio.

[@ChristopherWard-y4l]

I believe Jimi Hendrix is still the best guitarist ever . Fricking amazing . My opinion anyway .

[@andyharman3022]

The thing that strikes me about Hendrix every time I see a video of him is that the music flowed from him like water from a fire hose. All that aural awesomeness seems effortless.

[@babatunda1849]

because he loved it the guitar was apart of his body

[@justins7123]

It takes a lot of effort to make music seem so effortless.

[@mikefelix6338]

Just in tune with Apollo- muses flowing through him

[@jimiboon6848]

I was named after Jimi , he is now my favourite musician to ever live

[@leemontoya8028]

SRV Could play better in his sleep! Than Jimmy could play on his best day!

[@clyderoy4217]

Me and my brother Randy jamming to some Jimmy right now drinking some wine

[@jangsonpauvaiphei9935]

@@leemontoya8028 not really

[@leemontoya8028]

@@jangsonpauvaiphei9935 Watch SRV play Texas flood! then get back to me!

[@charliebay9441]

@@leemontoya8028 Listen to If 6 Was 9. Listen to Star Spangled Banner at Woodstock. Listen to Machine Gun at Fillmore East. SRV is great, but very derivative. It's was turned me off to him as he got big. SRV's style coming up was an awesome hard blues attack, but he started bending notes ALL THE TIME to emulate Jimi. It got old and stale. Maybe he would have changed had he not died. Trower plays so clean and loud, and his style is very reminiscent of Jimi, but you have to wonder had Jimi not been there first, what would Robin have sound like when he picked up Martin Barre's Strat?

[@jimmyrbyamirb7IDF]

I was just teenager, 1967, listening to Jimmy Hendrix. The best years of my life. He was the most intelligent person in my life.

[@jimihendrix3142]

Hello how are you doing? It’s nice meeting you

[@alexmalch]

@@jimihendrix3142Jimi died like half a century ago mate

[@stashzero8300]

@@alexmalch 🤣

[@rebeccamizell1071]

Fell in love with Jim I Noel and Mitch when I was 12 saw them 3 times in Tampa amazing show something I will never forget what an amazing guitarist

[@janetmcgowan3282]

Always get a 🤡 in the comment saying he was around half a century ago and what….. the best guitarist that ever lived lol

[@franklanger3848]

Jimi Hendrix war ein genialer Sänger und Gitarrist

[@thirdstonefromthesun485]

I was there by the stage wearing flowers in my Afro gigging to Foxy Lady, and I was at Woodstock sliding in the mud having fun with the Hippies. That was indeed a trippy scene in my dreams. Lol 🌻 ✌ ❤ I promise when I visit home in Seattle I will visit your memorial Jimi Hendrix. 💋

[@RhodeoMusic]

Must've been so cool the amount of legends that played at Woodstock but hendrix was the man just blew everyone else out the water with his electric sound, peace to you sister, groove on

[@thirdstonefromthesun485]

@@RhodeoMusic l dig your comment. Peace and love to you. 💋

[@oldgreg1184]

that guitar asked for a cigarette after jimmy was done with it

[@Afeeq1011]

@Untrepid One so they were unsatisfied? they asked for cigarettes to compensate, using nicotine and what not.

[@No-xd1mi]

@@Afeeq1011 👺

[@astrocide5266]

Best comment award goes to...

[@edmasterson4588]

i'd say a shot a cig then another go

[@samlsd9711]

😂🤣😆😂🤣😆😂🤣😆😂🤣😆

[@danielbrown1724]

Jimi didn’t need a rhythm guitarist, as he did rhythm, lead and sang. That’s impressive as hell!!

[@a-maize-zing]

Dimebag as well

[@BeowulfGaming]

and he played a right handed guitar left handed...he was a virtuoso, a genius, a prophecy...a legend

[@isauwy]

@@BeowulfGaming that’s not really impressive because he turned around the strings, so it’s the same as right handed but the other way

[@piggyoinkenstein.186]

Yowsa, he was the cutting edge of groovyness. !

[@willivers4249]

@@isauwy he could still play without restringing it

[@kakoloestmafierte4062]

Rimanerà il maestro di 🎸🎶🎶 chi con me stiamo ascoltando Jimi Hendrix 🎉

[@marcovasirani1456]

Vero

[@zvonkobalov2276]

Hendrix is first metal performer

[@PrinceofyorubaKingdom]

Hell yeah!!!🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@JoeFerber]

EXACTLY!!!!!

[@1969ryson]

I am thankful everyday for youtube that I get to watch videos like this whenever and where ever I want. Not all technology is bad. Could that crowd be any worse? Holy god.

[@gluee8674]

Its the last act of a long concert and everyone is tripping balls

[@OhSmexyGirlfriend]

Eh, I'd actually love to be at a chill concert like that, you can just sit down, close your eyes and let the music flow through you. I find this music more relaxing than anything.

[@MannyXj1]

+Leo Superglue It was actually the first act, haha

[@thunsario]

+Chris J I feel my idea of a horrible crowd are the ones that have their phones out recording something they will never watch again and have it take up space on their phone.

[@runreilly]

+Chris J I had the opposite impression. They are watching and listening intently. (Spare me the pot and LSD comments. They're not funny and you don't get it.)

[@AceLM92]

I can never get over Jimi's power on the guitar. It's as if the guitar was invented solely for Hendrix

[@leemontoya8028]

Obviously you have never heard of SRV? Vaughan could play better in his sleep! than Jimmy could play on his best day!

[@AceLM92]

@@leemontoya8028 I have heard Stevie, I am a fan (as was Stevie), but Jimi was an innovator unlike anyone else up to his time. Every guitar player since has something to credit Jimi for.

[@leemontoya8028]

@@AceLM92 True! did you know SRV used Jimmy's wah wah pedal!

[@AceLM92]

@@leemontoya8028 well yeah, how else did he get that sick tone

[@muzikjay]

3:23 I love that moment where you get to see his personality and sense of humor come out.

[@mattordiway1955]

God he was so free on stage. He makes it all look so effortless. I can only hope my band looks half as awe inspiring on stage.

[@pigsrock93]

I can fill for a guitarist, I wish... It's effortless for me, but I wish I could teleport to you and help you out. XD

[@mattordiway1955]

Our guitarist does that effortless rhythm/lead combination thing that Hendrix did. I'm more of a Noel Redding. I think too much when I play guitar so it's not nearly as fun for me as the bass.

[@mattordiway1955]

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[@mattordiway1955]

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[@mattordiway1955]

***** I mean you gotta be kinda cocky to want to get on stage in the first place :p

[@ann_jee]

There will never be another Hendrix..He was pure class.

[@carlneoh5843]

Mitch Mitchell on drums is an absolute beast

[@MiruMiru-ze1cf]

魂に響いてくるようなギターの音色が素晴らしい

[@jamesbedichek6106]

You know its good when you see 18 different languages in the comment section

[@PeterPanimKetaWahn]

ABSOLUT !!!!

[@G17x]

James Bedichek yuppp😂

[@francoisregis2155]

Oui effectivement 😉 (yes effectively)

[@mgm8255]

¡Vamos las putas! quiero el pito de Hendrix (you are correct! Barely everywhere we love Hendrix) 🇦🇷🇦🇷

[@jacobwilliamson8260]

Who rpz the UK here?

[@susragejr477]

Jimi Hendrix is a perfect example of the immortality and power of music

[@emcmw]

Could you imagine the first time Jimi came up with this riff and his band heard it for the first time? There was nothing like it before ever and still is one if the greatest riffs to open a song in music history.

[@gm9162]

What a lucky audience. Getting to see the greatest rock guitarist ever in person.

[@DanC-go9lc]

For those of us old enough and lucky enough to have seen Jimi live in the late 60's these videos and even out-takes from his studio stuff are a reminder of how uniquely talented, creative and electric he was. Even if you saw Jimi as a lil punk 16 year old kid, you knew RIGHT THEN IN THAT MOMENT you were witnessing something you would not see again as long as you lived. Pure Magic.

[@misscocobrown376]

Jimi wore the flyest clothes and that hat sets it off

[@mickm4771]

I was in the support band to The Jimi Hendrix Experience in Boston, England in 1967 and he wore that same hat. I'll never forget him walking into the back stage area (we had the next dressing room to him). While we were on, he talked to our roadie and played our 12 string Rickenbacker although he was left handed. A time I will never forget.

[@rabbitrabbit1243]

Luv Hendrix his music his clothes a style all of his own!

[@Draven-tc3mn]

He looks like a pimp

[@jf8461]

Someone should market that line of clothes!

[@sylviafoster9093]

@@jf8461 Hell YEAH.

[@caratcranker5874]

Watching any Jimi, is like experiencing the big bang. Why? well, he was the first to bring electric guitar into IMMENSE VOLUME and gain. The big bang was the birth of our universe, Jimi Hendrix was the birth of WILD electric blues/ H Metal, Hard Rock, and everything else. When you see him play like this, you are experiencing the first ever stage of everything to come after it....Shred, SRV,, you name it.... We all wish we could of seen the big bang, we are VERY VERY fortunate to experience the godfather of the wild electric guitar. You can all say Clapton, Townsend etc, Page, but None of them combined what it took to make a huge stand like Jimi did.

[@smilingcoastbah4507]

True talk ever !!!!!!

[@gianlucapuca7002]

woodstoeh

[@spudwashington3880]

I’ve been playing 20 years now I can play pretty good I’ve seen all the best guitarists online , Hendrix is the one and only GOAT,

[@oaskdasdsdasdasd3826]

Judging by the way he plays, one might assume foxy lady was written for his guitar. Jimi's playing is sex on wires. Best damn guitarist to ever walk earth.

[@totalgarbage2053]

oaskdasd sdasdasd I'm gonna get a white Strat and call it Foxey

[@defoperator7993]

Umm all his songs were written for his guitar 😂🤦‍♂️

[@devs3720]

I disagree with the best guitarist thing, but yeah.

[@dylang3548]

No Stevie Ray Vaughan was

[@devs3720]

D M really wasn't

[@carolynfastories7074]

Here for Dad who passed on 12 years ago today. He was in a band himself in his youth and he always admired Hendrix. Every year I like to have a good old Jimi session to mark the day and remember. Rest in Power Jimi and my father, John x

[@leegraham1363]

My dad knew him

[@sammue6349]

Hendrix was an author of the guitar and his vision, and the book he wrote was in a language that nobody will ever be able to rewrite. We are all miracles.

[@elsietebravo]

'Ver tocar a Jimi Hendrix en vivo': a eso se le llama privilegio.

[@zzzqqq1460]

Its been 50 years since Hendrix died but his legacy is going to continue to eternity

[@cjstryder5441]

That's a bad ass mutha f**ken outfit.

[@thecounselorace621]

And the brother wearing it

[@Spook_theSnoop]

Sure is !!!!!

[@user-vt4hd8hb4v]

ikr it's so fcking cool

[@noahjaggars5099]

The thing is only he can pull it off it’s so bad ass!!!

[@loganstroganoff1284]

@@noahjaggars5099 right?! Very few ppl can pull off that kinda look without looking like a fool

[@emmastanford5722]

Hendrix is untouchable. Nobody comes close. And how lucky was he to have Mitchell and Redding in his band. Heaven sent combo.

[@tonyreyes4500]

Redding was Solid but Mitch is the real Gem . His drumming is the perfect compliment to jimi’s guitar 🎸

[@mickchilly1112]

Emma there very bloody average

[@dukethotness]

@@mickchilly1112 You have to have fined tuned senses to understand his influence in the genres of rock and metal. After him music was never the same.

[@mickchilly1112]

@@dukethotness I have but it doesn't really register to millions of other guitar purists including me.. So sorry 😔😔😔😔

[@user-if8nz2yo5n]

Moon & Entwisle; Butler & Ward; and so on. But Mitchell & Redding were the masters of Jimi's improv.

[@ryleereiter2877]

This is one of the most beautiful things I have ever heard

[@hvacjay4037]

Perfect example of what a Musician is when he becomes one with his instrument. It becomes an extension of his soul.

[@techdad31]

The opening of this song just hits SO hard. Amazing!

[@miamoore6587]

Happy birthday Jimi greatest of all time.

[@maryannproffitt44]

Jimmy was a music legend. No one will ever duplicate that kind of playing and singing.

[@karenpoteet751]

When I first hear this song, I could not believe what I was hearing. Have never heard anything like it before or since. He's simply the best ever. No one will ever come close. Sure wish I could have seen him perform but I was too young.

[@elfiecrystal111]

The only one who comes close to Jimi was Prince - they have many similarities - adore them both always will

[@stevekaye9179]

Jimi was just a gift sent from another universe, to show us just what could be done with a Stratocaster and two pedals. No dozens of electronic, just the strength of his hands and fingers, twisting and bending the guitar. He doesn't even need to pick most of the time, just the fingering produces all the sounds and when he picks it is usually a background of the lead being played by his hands. So many guitar players have spent a lot of time learning how to copy one of Jimi's songs, but none of them can just stand on stage and create it the way that he did, behind his head, with his teeth, pressing against the mic stand, or against his amps so hard that they had to have someone behind them so that he did not knock over the stack. What an amazing gift, for far too short a time, but at least we have audio and video like this to see just how the magic was produced. Thank you Jimi.

[@Enter5tube]

and also the very tecnique when just play a cover, that of course, compared to many big of guitar, no school or study can teach you... I never heard anyone that not copy but just go near him when try to play his songs, also for very popular songs like this or purple haze for example.

[@rickwaldron4255]

Yep the profecional mususians would stand there in awe watch him play right in front of him and saw all the cord being played and still didnt understand it

[@rickwaldron4255]

Oh by today's standards U can't flick your tough at the girls that's not proper hendrix let it all Out and was perrfictaly all.natural on srage

[@nightwish6388]

Simply one of the best musicians of all time! Guitar Hero.

[@tonyhart7394]

Apparently Jimi was one of the rare singers that had "perfect pitch" - i.e. you can rarely sing out of tune. Same as his guitar playing.......no matter how wild it got - he had the ear for music..........along with total belief and spirit.