THE JIMI HENDRIX STORY: MARCH 1968 - (EPISODE 20 - PART 1)

[@funksfparty-fx6dz]

Fantastic as ever ✨ This series deserves an award !!

[@BELLY_BUTTON_WINDOW]

Thank you so much! Your comment is reward. Best wishes

[@evilhero3755]

Hey we appreciate these videos thank you

[@BELLY_BUTTON_WINDOW]

Thank you so much! Best wishes

[@eaaivazian]

This is the greatest documentary series on the greatest guitarist who ever lived. THAT is significant. THANK YOU FOR THIS! Another great episode!!

[@BELLY_BUTTON_WINDOW]

Wow, thank you! And, I know it.

[@Hoppenoffer]

I love this channel. A superb and detailed exploration into the music business in the 1960s. Very many bands were put through the tour grinder. Touring was viewed by some managers as a test to see if a band would stay together. Or were stupid enough to persevere despite their health being jeopardize. Fascinating,unique and informative. 5star

[@BELLY_BUTTON_WINDOW]

Thank you so much! You get it. Best wishes

[@TheTaconator69er]

Caught this one pretty quick. Another great episode from a great time period during my life. Although I had only barely acquired 'Are You Experienced' at Christmas of '67, Axis: Bold As Love came out right about this same time... and I was already a young Hendrix Freak within a few weeks, starving for any information I could find... but in these days, it came to us slowly... a few sentences here and there in teen magazines like '16' and 'Tiger Beat'. Literally a few sentences. Here I am, over 50 years later, still looking! Thanks, once again... and another 5 out of 5! 🌮🌮🌮🌮🌮 extra juicy!! ....from one of Jimi's greatest fans.

[@BELLY_BUTTON_WINDOW]

Wow, thank you! Best wishes

[@curbozerboomer1773]

I have studied/read all about Hendrix, for over 50 years. While I do know all of the info given, I appreciate that there are a few photos I have never seen. This series is remarkable!

[@BELLY_BUTTON_WINDOW]

Thanks! I'm trying to contribute to the real history. Best wishes.

[@ericcrawford3453]

Keep them coming good stuff. Thanks

[@BELLY_BUTTON_WINDOW]

Thank you so much! That's the plan.

[@imperialdagger]

I need to say this: This series is historically important. It is so inside baseball that it belongs in The Smithsonian. SWEAR TO GOD !! It is on such an unreal level. I’m 70 and “Are You Experienced ?” was one of my very first albums. Still gives me chills.

[@eaaivazian]

Did you ever get to see him live? I was born five years after Jimi died...and I've watched so many live concert Blu-Rays of him... But I so WISH I got to see him live in person!

[@BELLY_BUTTON_WINDOW]

Thank you so much! Best wishes

[@stratcat4450]

Absolutely top notch material here as always. THANK YOU!

[@BELLY_BUTTON_WINDOW]

Much appreciated! Best wishes.

[@marcyfan-tz4wj]

i love the photos of faye pridgon from the 1973 hendrix documentary. i've never seen photos of her WITH jimi. thanks.

[@BELLY_BUTTON_WINDOW]

Thanks! Actually I have three or four others which weren't included. Send me an email and I'll forward to you? Cheers

[@marcyfan-tz4wj]

i appreciate you offering to send me additional photos but i'll reserve special help for when we get to september 1970 and you have to walk we through something i still can't believe: that jimi didn't live at least 20 more years! thank you. i love every single video you put out!@@BELLY_BUTTON_WINDOW

[@mbass718]

Love turning on KZbin and seeing another episode from Belly Button Window. This is pure gold and really makes me wish I'd been born early enough to see Jimi. Thanks for so much great info, pics I've never seen and stories I've never heard. Keep up the great work.

[@BELLY_BUTTON_WINDOW]

Thank you so much! Your kind words keep this project going. Cheers

[@mbass718]

@@BELLY_BUTTON_WINDOW You're very welcome. Thank you for putting together one of the things I look most forward to seeing whenever I turn on KZbin.

[@MrFouzMusic]

Thanks, it's fantastic ! For the first wah wah user, i thought it was Franck Zappa...

[@BELLY_BUTTON_WINDOW]

Yeah?

[@MrFouzMusic]

@@BELLY_BUTTON_WINDOW yeah !

[@fredoaksmusicheavyonthebas6010]

These videos are awesome!! Always waiting on the next one. Thank you

[@BELLY_BUTTON_WINDOW]

Glad you like them! Cheers

[@drummersagainstitk]

You're doing the job well.

[@BELLY_BUTTON_WINDOW]

Thanks!

[@tanakaafricahomedecor4202]

Yes, this series is important. 1.To see and hear the impact Jimi had on audiences, fellow musicians and music critics etc..in the real time telling. 2.Hendrix's untimely death at merely 27 holds a lot of questions.Many conspiracy theories and sometimes a soft editing of what was truly going on with Hendrix behind the great guitar playing.Was his lifestyle on a collision course with his young demise? Its been hinted as that by Chas Chandler, Kathy Etchingham, Mick Jagger, and others.Im curious as we get to further episodes, we can more clearly see whether Hendrix was indeed spiralling out of control or some evil machinations aided in his early exit.

[@BELLY_BUTTON_WINDOW]

Thank you so much! Will certainly deal with the issues you mention in due course. Cheers.

[@user-bc9vl5kq8r]

Most of these Episodes are from the Rock period of JIMI HENDRIX. late 1969-1970 marked a different Mindset for JIMI HENDRIX'S playing His guitar tone was Different by then Less treble more Balance his Playing Was always full.

[@BELLY_BUTTON_WINDOW]

True!

[@BIZARBIES]

March is a busy one for Jimi!

[@BELLY_BUTTON_WINDOW]

Very true! Cheers.

[@Albrecht777]

Thanks very much for another great episode. Sadly, the version of the "jam" (if it can be called that) with Jim Morrison at the Scene Club linked to in the description is not the full recording. Many of the Lizard King's most obscene ramblings do not appear on that cut of the performance. Moreover, Jimi's advice to Morrison, where one can clearly hear him saying, "That's the recording mic. Sing in that one right there, that's the recording one", is also missing. Jimi, you were too nice! The jam would've been far better if you hadn't said that! Herewith a link to a complete version of "Morrison's Lament": kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIWmn36Qbr6bsKc It's unbelievable how a man with one of the most beautiful voices in popular music had one of the worst when inebriated. Incidentally, to my knowledge, Leon Hendrix had nothing to do with "Starting at Zero". The book presents Jimi's own words, culled from various interviews and other sources. It was compiled and edited by Alan Douglas, Peter Neal and Michael Fairchild, not by Leon. [Edit: Corrected a typo.]

[@BELLY_BUTTON_WINDOW]

Thank you so much! I have added the new link for other viewers. As for Leon, you're spot-on! Your contribution is much appreciated. Best wishes.

[@Albrecht777]

@@BELLY_BUTTON_WINDOW My pleasure. I thank _you_ yet again for your wonderfully detailed, meticulously researched and passionately put-together videos.

[@roboi2241]

In the 60s kids in the uk tended to still dress in monochrome colors and brown and the effects of post war austerity were still around visually but come the early 70s the high street chains of the time like co-op had caught up with the late 60s fashions so you would have kids like me about 8 years old in flowery paisley psychedelic shirts with round collars like Hendrix in these pictures and Flares and bell bottoms. Must have been a sight to behold, being mixed race myself with wild uncontrollable hair at the time, I and my brothers must have looked like mini Jimi Hendrixes though we were more likely to get the Jackson 5 comments around 1972.

[@BELLY_BUTTON_WINDOW]

So true! Cheers

[@RonaldWilliams-qh7zc]

Wow the male audience was screaming also LOL ?🤔

[@BELLY_BUTTON_WINDOW]

Yeah!

[@BurninSven1]

No music at all?

[@BELLY_BUTTON_WINDOW]

No my friend, copyright! Take a look at the links on the video information page.

[@mauriceortiz8817]

I heard a bootleg of the Morrison incident.

[@BELLY_BUTTON_WINDOW]

Check the links. Cheers!

[@chepad1]

🤘🤘

[@BELLY_BUTTON_WINDOW]

👍

[@myradioon]

This guy could have a little less austere inflection when talking about beautiful Art and culture. Sounds like an undertaker reading off a body count in a war. Other than that cool.

[@BELLY_BUTTON_WINDOW]

Thanks!

[@user-iq6hl1ff4t]

Hope you don't use any Monika Dannemann quotes about Jimi as facts: she was the biggest liar ever.

[@BELLY_BUTTON_WINDOW]

It's all about telling the story, no fear, no favour!

[@ttacking_you]

As a drummer, i applaud Mitchell's stance on "prog-rock" time signatures. F all that S.

[@BELLY_BUTTON_WINDOW]

True!

[@ttacking_you]

This one, here, is almost appointment veiwing-type schit. What they said about Texas makes me prouder to be Texan, which was lowered by what they said about Ft Worth, my hometown, in the previous episode

[@BELLY_BUTTON_WINDOW]

Love it! Good idea.

[@RICHBLACKCOCK]

Do 1969/1970!

[@BELLY_BUTTON_WINDOW]

In due course. Cheers!

[@RICHBLACKCOCK]

Jimi & Faye hangin out b 4 the Hunter College show at 3:53. March '68.

[@BELLY_BUTTON_WINDOW]

You like it? Cheers

[@Einnor084]

​@@BELLY_BUTTON_WINDOW She should have been his wife, BUTT she wanted 2 run around free & b a star humper. I think she knew Hendrix had star potential, when she met him. She just didn't know he'd bcome an nternational, Rock & Roll phenomenom! Therez a story, where Fayne tellz Hendrix, she don't wanta keep botherin him, around da time of da Hunter College photoz of them 2gether, & Hendrix tellz her, ur my friend. I 1der if dat made Fayne, feel like ?tihs Because there were thingz, which she did 2 young starving Hendrix, dat were downrite dtestable. An xample..... Hendrix wuz staying wit Fayne, BUTT he wuz nbtween gigz. These periodz, would piss Fayne off, bcause Hendrix would have done something, 2 stop da gigging, like gittin fired 4 bein late, not showing up, or mayb he'd even quit, out of boredom! These periodz of unemployment, finally gave Fayne da idea 2 move on. Eventually, she hooked-up wit 1 of da Allen brotherz & after giving him some top notch sexing, she asked him 2 honey due & go git rid of dat n-werd, n da other room. When ( I think it wuz Arthur Allen ) walked n2 Jimiz room, Jimi didn't hear him, bcause he wuz busy learning Bluez lickz, off of an album. Arthur ( ? ) sayz he just watched him 4 a few minutez, running these bluez lickz, over & over again. Left handed, then rite handed. Playing em wit his teeth. He OBVIOISLY wanted those blues lickz, azz part of him. Not just sumthin he could recall, off da back of his hand, BUTT azz a very fiber, of his being. Da Allen paramour, after watching Jimi go thru dis practice regimen, dcided not 2 bother Hendrix & went back 2 Fayne. Fayne nquired azz 2 whut had happened & Arthur said, we r gonna just let Jimi, b. Later, da Arthur twinz can b heard on DOLLY DAGGER, singing background vocalz. Don't know if they ever told Hendrix about whut Fayne wanted da Allen twin 2 do, dat day.