Jimi Hendrix - The Guitar Hero

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All new and exclusive interviews from Eric Clapton, Mick Taylor, Eric Burdon, Ginger Baker to name but a few. All happy to come forward and explain why Hendrix's work remains at the zenith of rock music to this day.

[@subzero308]

Even to this day nobody has ever come close to Jimi... Jimi was a true Original.

[@Atomic1710]

Well said

[@muhammadaizamuddinbinmohda3542]

Nah bro

[@Atomic1710]

@@muhammadaizamuddinbinmohda3542 you don’t kno fuckall kid

[@gabrieltaylor3942]

I agree. Best electric player of all time hands down. Danny gatton is great, junior brown, Clapton, stevie ray, jimmy bryant, Ernest ranglin, and many others, but no one can touch Jimi

[@mickchilly1112]

@@gabrieltaylor3942 piss off mate go listen to just a few things. Jeff beck has done through the years with his enormous talent. 👌👌👌

[@edbur1]

When I was in my early teens I had a dream in which Jimi Hendrix came to me and explained the four "Elements" of Music: the music of the Earth, the music of the Air, the music of the Plants, and the music of the Water. He wasn't actually in the dream in person, it was his voice speaking to me explaining the types of music, and then he played an example of each to show what he was talking about. If you put all four together then you have the Music Of Life. Make of it what you will, but I remember it vividly, and to this day I like to think that I had an actual visitation from Jimi Hendrix......

[@fonkypluma2509]

He was there showing you something he had find a belive

[@edbur1]

@@fonkypluma2509 yes- put it into words and it goes something like this: Music is in everything, and in all of us. And every thing, living or not, has their own music, their own pitch, their own song and their own vibration that can be shared in all their forms in harmony with all the others. Haha so there ya go, it's up to the individual what they do with it....

[@osamabinladen824]

@@edbur1 I don't know what you were smoking before that night, but I think I want some of it. You had a wonderful dream. I wish I could experience it too.

[@the-engneer]

@@edbur1 have you ever heard a Jimi Hendrix song called "May this be Love"? It makes me believe what you are saying is true. The song literally has what I like to call an "Air Solo" where every instrument randomly goes dead quiet in the middle of the song

[@edbur1]

@@the-engneer wasn't that on the original English release of "Are You Experienced"? I've heard the song only a few times, long ago, and couldn't tell you the words or chords. I'm going to check that out...

[@artt9717]

Yes, Hendrix was a true original. There are countless of talented guitarists but they are not the complete package like Hendrix regarding showmanship, creativity, skills, and charisma. Not even close!!!

[@alfredbrown7608]

Totally Agree

[@Beniscool950]

50+ years later to this very day nobody has topped him. Nobody could play like jimi

[@alfredbrown7608]

That's amazing

[@Nigelperyman]

randy hanson is good

[@Mark70609]

Gooje Dooje actually Randy Hanson is a great guitarist in his own right. His version of Hey Joe is better than Jimi's version, though Randy has the benefit of hindsight.

[@Beniscool950]

@Doctor Mudd Nobody does Jimi better than Jimi but I do hella respect SRV

[@gernblanston3363]

Stevie Ray Vaughan was a killer Blues player, but nowhere near an innovator like Jimi was. Very few guitarists have been. While Jimi's roots are in the Blues, like so many other guitarists at that time, his abilities went way beyond Blues playing. More so than any other guitarist at that time and even most who have come since then. Even innovators like Eddie Van Halen worked off of elements of Jimi's groundwork.

[@johnolmstead7903]

he was greatest nobody can come close

[@bgandjsco1]

I don't agree

[@alfredbrown7608]

I Agree most definitely he was the best

[@Telluswhachaknow]

Ask the guitarist you think is as good and he'll laugh at you.

[@paulablissett9396]

Very, Very true, John Olmsted!

[@sevenn7pure]

I definitely wouldn't go that far, but I definitely give him his props, he was a great drummer

[@papam351]

Still get chills when I hear "The Man with the Guitar". That's after seeing him live three times. Jimi, Mitch and Noel were the greatest.

[@Atomic1710]

Wow

[@v2vroth]

Jimi was to music what Bruce Lee was to martial arts. (Yes both born on Nov. 27th and buried in Seattle Washington lol) Both innovators for sure

[@brandonterzic]

Vinny--this fact is very powerful. Jimi was also a triple saggitarius. Bruce and Jimi were both the greatest innovators of their form and both the most physically charismatic figures of that era, and probably of all time.

[@superacecombat]

What an enigma this man was. That seems to be the theme with most Great Men in History. His inner world was probably more vivid, and far more in depth, than we can imagine. God bless you Jimi. You really did try to bring spirit back to the common people. The demons won’t have their reign forever. Someday, Earth will be free again and we will all be free to explore our souls and connect to God, unimpeded, without all of this sorrow and heaviness. Thank you for all that you did, Jimi!

[@francisdedumo3323]

Until today, no one can surpass him. He's a genius. Musically genius. He's my hero. A musical hero forever in my heart

[@betterthantelly2993]

We will never stop loving you Jimi you were fuckin literally unbelievable.

[@geraldfrank1630]

Experienced Jimi’s last concert at Isle of Wight from 200 yards & will never forget it! Way beyond music! 🙏

[@fatsiddog]

Jimi wasn’t human, he was just visiting.

[@3John-Bishop]

From another planet.

[@trevorgwelch7412]

Sir James Marshall Hendrix, He Could Put All His Internal Feelings And Emotions Through His Fingers To The Guitar , Effects , Marshall Amps . Genius . Far Beyond The Imagination Of The Audience. Misunderstood by So Many People.

[@jvs333]

No one, no one knew the electric guitar more intimately than Jimi, he knew “every” possible “sound” that was hidden in it and the electricity it was connected to

[@alvarengaaustin]

rip Lemmy Kilmister and I'm glad they took an interview from his brother Leon Hendrix

[@mf77francis9]

my favorite musician.

[@curlymyhero]

Jimi was the ATOMIC BOMB of both rock/pop. He blew up the world and made others (like me) look at the world quite differently.

[@patrickpryor2251]

Let me say this.. I am a guitarist here in Houston, Texas. Im a black lead guitarist . really dont matter! When you understand the scales of music you understand the so many realms of life and the universe !! Im very proud of all my fellow guitar players.. Keep on rocking.. remember our prince of tides.

[@darrylwynn7843]

This star studded cast of musicians CAN NOT put Jimmi Hendrix talent in a bottle. They refer to him as a Sojern. He lived between dimensions. If he remained alive he would explode in Fusion. Otherworldly and these are heavyweights speaking of him on this clip.So when I speak of Jimmi (51 years still unmatched) I won’t compare him.I appreciate the fact he descended down and walked among us to give his gift disguised as human! Rest Well life force!!

[@uplaywithfire7564]

Jimi is Chief and ahead of the pack all day Long! !

[@mf77francis9]

applause. ;)

[@Mitch1977]

Cool vid! Yes Leon, he was touched by god no question. We have his music 🎶 and we are all thankful for that! RIP master Jimi

[@The_Bit_Player]

Jimi Hendrix is the greatest person in human history.

[@irvinghoke3591]

I was influenced by Jimi Hendrix and I was influenced by The Beatles And I was influenced by many other artists but Jimi Hendrix and the Beatles I would definitely influenced by those two bands and artists and I will never ever forget mr. Jimi Hendrix and I will never ever forget the Beatles never seen him in concert but they are great bands and now surely been missed and I always will and they always will be remembered Jimi Hendrix Jimi Hendrix experience and the Beatles I will always be remembered forever

[@williambaz213]

Hendrix is pure BLACK treasure from the GODS!. An absolute innovator and master of the electric guitar. RIP Jimi

[@iggypeters5564]

It doesnt matter if he was black, hes a good player

[@itslikethesamebutdifferent8020]

Leave it up to some douche to bring race into music.

[@Einnor084]

it's like the same but different I'm sure u dtested da colored section of da muzak store. Told em 2 dismantle it, didjya? Told em 2 let da muzak stand on itz own merit. Probably told da record companiez, we don't need ur labelz/adjectivez, like COUNTRY, BLUEGRASS, JAZZ, or R&B. Hell mate! We don't even need photographz of da artist. Don't matter if hez good lookin, or black or white. MJ heard u say dat, didn't he, mate? LOL!!! & SMH

[@itslikethesamebutdifferent8020]

@WorksForMe - you don’t get it. There was really no need to bring up Jimi’s race. You don’t see native Indians saying Jimi was the pride of native Indians even tho he was part Indian. You don’t hear whites saying the Beatles are the pride of the white. Jimi was an exceptional guitarist and the greatest rock guitar player of all time period.

[@cosmic687]

as a brit and as much as i love cream, the hendrix experience were light years ahead of anyone in the 60s.

[@karlgrandt7379]

the word HEAVY METAL was first coined in 1967,when a jounalist was talking about jimi hendrix,

[@melatonin12]

Still not metal tho

[@sevenn7pure]

@Anthomy - It was a brand new verb @ that time. I think they just needed a "group" to lump the Experience into, and that's what they came up with. IMHO of course.

[@bassinblue]

@@melatonin12 obv not metal but the birth of it.

[@splash5150izy]

@@bassinblue .. Definitely! "Jimi Paved the Way for Heavy Metal" He Pioneered the Sounds of Heavy Metal Hell Jimi Even Set-up His Marshall Stacks On Stage Like He Was Heavy Metal & "Heavy Metal Bands to This Day Have The Same Set-up on Stage" ..

[@splash5150izy]

@Drew Biggah .. Totally agree with Ya Man ..

[@alanoffer]

I wouldn’t call Mitch Mitchell mediocre

[@samsonwilkinson8090]

That's Ginger Baker. He was like that...

[@mcfcguvnors]

nah he was ace

[@brucewayne7476]

I hear music of the world . All ages. All genres. All. And NOBODY can mimic or do something of is level. Is a force of nature and he knew is end. He put the bar so high.

[@francisdedumo3323]

He was my high school hero.

[@derrickwest2576]

Jimi still today 🎸💜🎸

[@MARCIA.ZZZZZZ]

I miss jimi

[@nicolo8424]

JIMI WAS SO HIGH AND SO CLOSE TO US GRATITUDE WE DONT NEED TO COMPARE SO MANY TALENTS JIMI WAS UNIQUE SOUNDS COLORS FREEDOM HIS VOICE SO PEACEFUL HE GAVE ALL OF HIM HE WAS A GIFT FOR ALL OF US SIMPLY LOVE IS THE ANSWER

[@robertgoodman1867]

Freaking Awesome...

[@iaingraham4911]

Genius 🎸🎶🎶🎸

[@KodyXXVll]

"You can't hold down the coattails of a whirlwind."

[@TweedSuit]

Bill Graham once had Hendrix playing at the Fillmore for a string of dates. Graham watched him from the side of the stage and when he came off, Hendrix asked Graham what he thought. Graham told him it was shit, just a lot of noise. The next night, Hendrix didn't say a word to Graham. He just got up on stage and ripped into a set of solid soulful hardcore blues. He came off, walked up to Graham and said 'Did that satisfy you?' Graham has said it was the best display of electric guitar playing he'd ever seen in that room. And he'd seen EVERYBODY.

[@jasonlee8497]

Mitchell could play circles around Baker. Now, Baker was great and all, but Mitch was just a ball of fire!

[@mf77francis9]

J'Mac ! touchy debate there mate...

[@remyzsacka8670]

@@mf77francis9 not even a debate, mitch was a lot better, as a man, not as a drummer

[@TURTLES_FOR_LIFEEE]

Listen to a lot of Cream, Blind Faith. Mitch was better Third Stone from the Sun. End of Statement

[@nympholepticmonkey352]

Ginger was unique but Mitch was by far the better drummer.

[@hypersaiyan7102]

Jimi Hendrix is so great, not even Super Shenron can grant someone a wish to play as him.

[@tianzi49]

a force of nature from another world!

[@russelmurphy4868]

Guitar Hero? Yes, I can see that. But I prefer "Guitar God." He was unique, and no one will ever top him.

[@martinavila6821]

They don't make em like that anymore. Truly one of kind. Was just passing tru..

[@Stechamppn]

I like ginger but mitch was no mediocre drummer...he was the perfect drummer for jimi and his stuff ..perfect in my eyes

[@LandieFreak]

Rest in Peace Jimi ... 🙏🙏

[@davegibson4157]

Hendrix the greatest that has ever been....

[@orkavorn]

Mitch Mitchell was hardly mediocre.

[@leavemealoneiknowhatimdoing]

Ginger Baker said it. genius though he may be, take anything he says with a bucket of salt

[@GTurbo94]

Every other drummer is mediocre in Ginger Baker's opinion, and you can't really retort because Ginger Baker is believed to be the greatest drummer of all time. And i mean if you analyse the two (Mitch Michell and Ginger Baker) Mitch is mediocre by comparison.

[@DARKSIDEOFURANUS]

sack of shit ?

[@goodpeopleoftheworldunite]

Ginger baker is one horrible git. Pretty good at the drums though.

[@derwinmoss5709]

Hendrix's rhythm section was "Mediocre"?! I love Ginger's drumming and all, but the Experience and later, the Band of Gypsies were incredible in my opinion. Ginger seems to be a bit sour about other musicians. Hell, he bitched about Jack Bruce's playing too.

[@davidbonner-k9b]

Hendrix the guitar god magician unique guitar player of all time and his stuff will never die even in future time of all the best there is that one and only Woodstock show with star spangle banner this is the best Also he's the Elvis the king of the guitar gods of them all and despite the decade era of the Vietnam war and the song machine gun that depicted the late 60s war also the album war hero's this guy is a masterpiece of time and a black man in a white mans world.😊

[@kenmills30]

Ginger all cracks me up.

[@henry2179]

Lemmy was a roadie for jimi, he said that he barely remembers anything from that time because jimi would get so much acid that everyone would just be high all the time. Jimi did his magic on Lemmy because fucking Motörhead is one of the greatest bands of all time.

[@jimivibes69]

Clinical

[@swaggypanda1808]

well said

[@florencebeasley7516]

Motofuk greatest??? NO FUKN WAY!!!

[@abrahamjackson6019]

Its laughable people try comparing other " Axe greats" to Jimi. For a long time i swear Eddie Hazel was better, indeed Hazel is grossly underrated but there's one Jimi. "My wife" yes the (wifey)gave me a dose of reality she explained Jimi died at the tender age of 27 didn't come close to what he eventually would have evolved into , stop measuring Jimi with old men whom had decades developing "The Craft"...

[@TheGolfster3]

Jimi Hendrix was God's psychedelic experience! Jimi did not disappoint!!!

[@buddyollie180]

umm did Ginger call Mitch and Noel a mediocre rythm section? cause he hardly stayed on beat while with cream...

[@Tony_Williams_Right_Hand]

Buddy Ollie that's ginger for you...always hating on talent. Bonham, Mitchell, moon all leave him in the dust, but he has the audacity to call them poor

[@FramrodLiggins]

@@Tony_Williams_Right_Hand You are nutz None of the "leave him in the dust". They all did what they did but NONE of them was BETTER than Baker not more ORIGINAL. MITCHELL and BAKER were the most versatile of the lot.

[@Tony_Williams_Right_Hand]

@@FramrodLiggins very well. There’s no doubt ginger is one of the most unique drummers ever. Yet he degrades the drummers I mentioned despite the fact that they are all more iconic and revered than he is. I wouldn’t doubt that he disrespects Tony Williams who’s easily the greatest drummer of all time

[@FramrodLiggins]

@@Tony_Williams_Right_Hand ... That's just his way. He only respected jazz drummers. He revered Elvin, Max, Art and Philly Joe. I never heard or read about him mentioning Tony. When viewed outside the context of their names etc..rock drummers are pretty sad in comparison to Jazz drummers. Baker is the only one of those rock drummers mentioned who did anything significant outside of their famous bands. He and Mitch Mitchell were the only ones that could swing. I think Bonham could have done it if he weren't so heavy-handed...again... That's the context of the band he was in.

[@webcityguymyclubb4032]

Thing with Jimi that made him head and shoulders above the rest was his blending of guitar sound into an emotional ideal - a sort of common apparition, a ghost everyone could sense simultaneously. Ppl can be great technicians on guitar, great at being melodic, fast , innovative - but not one of these reaches the stratosphere where Star Spangled Banner and Machine Gun reside. You can hear the first and understand the sixties; or the second and understand the Vietnam war. It was more than notes, more than a song - it was, literally, an experience of an idea conveyed perfectly through sound. It’s like everyone can paint: but NOT like Van Gogh...not now, not ever.

[@RenardeauGuy]

Jimi Hendrix is a true hero. It is a pity that his stage act is always emphasized in such a way that it overshadowed his natural beautiful guitar playing. It is not for nothing that Hendrix wanted to turn his back on this experience act at the end of his life. Unfortunately, management and fans thought otherwise.

[@smoothoperator7023]

Check out the live footage (not audio) of him with Band of Gypsys live @ Filmore East performing Machine Gun. Greatest guitar performance ever, he's just standing very still, emotionless, SHREDDING that guitar & that song. Absolutely mind blowing.

[@RonWylie-gk5lc]

What we lost eh!, even today no one, a complete original

[@stephenjones101]

I wish they would have had subtitles with names of the interviewees. I recognize a lot of them. But they've all gotten so old I don't recognize a number of them. There us no praise of Jimi's playing that could ever be considered too great. Only praise that doesn't quite do him justice. And all the musical greats of the time sang his praise.

[@gloryvic100]

jimi had abnormally large hands for his size. if you go to baylor medical center in dallas they have clay cast hands of famous people. he had huge hands.

[@ACR7791]

Jimi was a one off✌

[@martinavila6821]

Jimi put all the talk into Action

[@Muckers.]

Guitar players, bow down on your knees to the one and only god of guitar.

[@patrickpryor2251]

Dont forget.. Hendrix influences.. John lee hooker , muddy waters , lighting hopkins, sun house, ect..

[@stephenw181057]

mediocre?: listen to Johnny Be Good - how tight was the bass and the drum fills? Very f'n tight.

[@claudiocatarino4909]

Classic Ginger...

[@jayquan1165]

And to think the guy was just getting started

[@Amysmann]

Jimi Hendrix.

[@michaelrocker4627]

There is another master of Masters and that Mr. Frank Marino, but Jimi is the fuse of guitar

[@earthtruthhunters1642]

Frank Marino- undeniable Kanadian treasure

[@nirvana3356]

Jimi capital of🎸

[@brittdavid8591]

Wow

[@bobsiburton861]

Listen to your original albums if you want to hear Hendrix deeply. There is a movement lately to downplay the power of his ability, eventually he will be reduced to just lip service about how great he really was. Fortunately many who have heard him strong and honest, we will be buried inside the sound of the First Living Wonder, (after Bach) .

[@goodpeopleoftheworldunite]

Cliche is what's being attached to his legacy now. Plays with teeth, guitar on fire, left handed upside down, upstaged Clapton. This is all beside the point. He was an extremely talented musician, and soulman. It speaks for itself. Saying that, I think that every bum note has come out by now, as he did have a very short career, and it's all they allow to stay as online content. He was worked in to the ground in life as in death. Remember that when you see sub-par shows (with often bad quality recordings). Also, how many rehashed re-released cd's can the estate come up with?! They haven't produced anything of quality for years (barringg the Song Valleys of Neptune). Go listen to the original albums, and a few of his landmark shows. You'll see scary he was about, and hopefully see just went Jimi is soooo highly regarded, and rightly so.

[@giantzero6700]

Is there more to this documentary? Like a full length film?

[@TheLeadSled]

I saw one man playing Hendrix and it was as close as it'll ever be, Randy Hansen

[@Shardul280694]

TheLeadSled frusciante?

[@Shardul280694]

Aquatic Highs unfortunately, NO

[@ericsherman3378]

TheLeadSled You want some one as unique as Hendrix. Check Out Robert Randolph and The Family Band.

[@maximum8336]

Aquatic Highs frusciante is closer to hendrix than srv

[@ngang1957]

eddie hazel is the closest to jimi

[@maryhooper786]

Only 1 Jimi. The best

[@martinavila6821]

One of a kind,never to be heard of again .Never hear surfer music again.✌

[@jamessmith84240]

The closest thing to Jesus we ever got.

[@hendrik7881]

Once had a dream where i was supposed to jam with him on stage .we want to play machine gun.he gave me a guitar .a white strat.and looked at me... By the shock I woke up , still feeling the cold body and the weight of the guitar in my hands .my heart pumped so heavy ...it was .an experience

[@dannyhood7433]

The clip at 1:19 with Mitch Mitchell. Id love too see that. Is it available anywhere purchase?

[@earthtruthhunters1642]

Everyone wanted to play and sound like him. Played guitar with strings strung upside down, left handed- who in flaming hell does that? James Marshall Hendrix- the only one.

[@coryleblanc]

a confused individual

[@mrscox27]

WOW

[@irvinghoke3591]

I mean we can all say what happened to Jimmy unless people actually there right there today what happened to him we don't know we just are a lot of stories that says what happened to Jimmy but I wasn't there when he died so I can't I can't say what happened what I think happened to him but I don't know all I know is that Jimmy was Jimi Hendrix was a exceptional great guitar player and he was hit and his music his style his music was way ahead of his time and he was ahead of his own time back in the late sixties and he's deathly Shirley and he has surely been missed and he's always going to be missing Jimi Hendrix his one-of-a-kind nobody can ever play just like him there's no one else that can play copy his style vase they complained sound like Jimi Hendrix but it's not Jimi Hendrix was Jimi Hendrix has been he's been he's gone he's been gone since 1970

[@CP-kb1du]

Missed ..........................

[@semadarceciliadeoliveira8258]

Gostaria da tradição dos comentarios se possivel

[@rievans57]

The dude at the 00:53 mark says it all...

[@markbeale6212]

machine gun is a masterpiece...sure..but some shows were below par - example isle of wight 1970

[@kellienicolebrooksschettin6598]

Jimi was awsum,but all y'all in music are blessed by god,to do what you guys do and we are all thank full,I'm laughing that I forgot the whammy bar is on the top where its supposed to be ,and Jimi's laughing now that's where it should be,hah hah,THANKS I not saying nobody can play like Hendrix,but start play the six string upside down,bending the low notes ,and don't forget to leave your upper wrist on the whammy baar 100% of the time,oh yeah except for when the wind crys Mary..............a broom is drealy sweeping up the piece of yesterdays life some where a queen is weeping.......

[@rabbitshirt]

We hear about Hendrix being able to play right handed as well. I’ve never seen any photos or videos to exemplify this but look from 3:07 after Paul Rogers talks about Hendrix playing with this teeth. Is that a backwards video or Hendrix playing right handed? It looks like he’s playing a Flying V; if he was playing a Strat, it would be easier to tell.

[@stephenboyes5189]

listen to ronnie wood talking about jimi playing is guitar right handed and theres footage of him backstage at a rolling stones concert playing mick taylors sg

[@rabbitshirt]

@@stephenboyes5189 There's another British guitar player in an interview, too, who said he saw Jimi playing his guitar right handed, and he said, shocked at Hendrix being able to play that way, "Hey . . . that's my guitar" wherein Hendrix said "Oh sorry. Here you go" and began to hand him back the guitar. The guy said, "No . . . I mean" and gestured a Hendrix flipping the guitar over. And he did. "And he played the same nonsense he was playing right handed. Then he looked at me with this stupid smile on his face." I wish I could remember where I saw that. It wasn't Ron Wood but some other player from that group of musicians.

[@stephenboyes5189]

@@rabbitshirt ye ive seen that clip the guy was having a party at his house ... the clip at the rolling stones concert is on here were hes playing the sg upside down the thick e string at the bottom....the guy was from another dimension

[@brucekay9290]

John McLaughlin, Al Dimeola, Les Paul, Neal Schon...they would ALL smoke Hendrix

[@sambeckingsale2542]

Hendrix was reincarnated as a guitar

[@musselchee9560]

A like to all the comments; I don't have time available to click a like for them all. Such a pity no one was there to truely care for Jimi.

[@guitarguy89er]

Lol ginger baker saying Mitch Mitchell and Nole Redding are mediocre is like saying Jimi Hendrix is mediocre

[@TheShape2534]

I agree. Ginger is no slouch, but I'd take Mitchell over him any day of the week.

[@PoisonPinball]

All these fools trying to predict where Hendrix was going to go, hahaha as if we knew. The music he was going to make I think is yet to be heard, we just need musicians to feel inspired and write from their heads, and maybe someone will find that new sound.

[@BRO_v1]

Can somebody help me out, who is the guy at 0:30? He looks familiar but I'm blanking .. apologies if that's a dumbass question

[@electric_ladyland_2223]

What the concert at the start

[@dr.manhattan6278]

The funny thing about mitch and Noel is that they thought that they were as big as Jimi.

[@delhidelirium9091]

01:37 Is Clapton sporting a Slayer T - shirt ? If yes ,won´t somebody kill me , please ?

[@rafasounds2010]

What does Leon say in 1:48..."I wish the guitar was a bigger (???)"

[@tysonpetrie8]

rafasounds2010 instrument

[@rafasounds2010]

Thank you Ace!

[@Nigelperyman]

He never came to Australia or New Zealand a pity

[@Meshica111]

“Mediocre rhythm section” is a huge understatement

[@FramrodLiggins]

It was Noel Redding that SUCKED. He was the weakest bass player of his generation. He played with a horrible fuzzy tone and had no groove at all.

[@DARKSIDEOFURANUS]

Baker the shuffle drummer calling Mitch Mitchell the funk drummer mediocre

[@mf77francis9]

yes. GREAT post. Creamy :)

[@AlaanPlacenciaTimoteo]

hoy en 132 FILMS AND ARTS.

[@andrewcandela1596]

Please tell me the name of the track he's playing on the last scene

[@obbor4]

Please let no one get hung up on Ginger Baker's opinion of any other drummer. The guy was a master drummer, but also a jealous, crazy git!