US Hendrix News Conference

[@sickb2200]

Jimi Hendrix had so much more to say to the world. I wish we could have heard it.

[@ronaldcoats5883]

RIGHT ON.!!!!

[@toneyisaiah408]

In a short period of time concentrated in a four or five time frame.

[@toneyisaiah408]

Jimi recorded three studio albums and a live one.

[@toneyisaiah408]

We can learn from being famous.

[@DTD110865]

@@toneyisaiah408 There was one released after his death.

[@christosalexiou8296]

Humble , polite , intelligent and with humor, plus the musical talent ... Jimi had it all together !! 50 years after he still warms our souls ...!!

[@robertosozio3425]

Yess one great musician fantastic. 😊👋🌹❤

[@antoinepetrov]

And let's not forget what high spiritual intentions he had with his music. He was a one of a kind man and artist

[@JohnBoyJoy]

Right on!

[@JohnBoyJoy]

​@@antoinepetrov true words!

[@ExtremelyOnlineGuy]

A lot of people say he had the look of both a lost child and someone who knew something that he was aware others didn’t know. Very true.

[@markfink1273]

Not much to say that hasn't been said. His life along with other worldly beliefs as well as past lives far exceeds our knowledge of the universe. His life and death will and has positively changed my life. Thank the powers at hand for this continuing personally as well as his concert footage. "Keep on straight ahead" Saw jimi live,was ar Woodstock,Monday morn.etc. Wish for more!

[@dopesnake1307]

Its called being on acid

[@ExtremelyOnlineGuy]

@@dopesnake1307 seen interviews of him on coke, on acid and a little drunk. He’s sober right here. Some people just make strange faces or have strange faces

[@JohnBoyJoy]

​@@ExtremelyOnlineGuy and some people can be pretty finicky if they deal with moderate to severe anxiety.

[@ExtremelyOnlineGuy]

@@JohnBoyJoy he did have a lot of nervous breakdowns. I seriously wonder what in particular was causing it. Lots of potential things but what specifically? I know he did a ton of coke, black in the 60s (cops would pull em over n radio other cops to brag dude painted his car to try n have peace but nope) his whole bullet train heading for a wall lifestyle, never really sleeping, pretty sure he was bipolar too… dude really could’ve used a break and some stability in his life that wasn’t a piece of wood.

[@brianmonayong2769]

“I mean, seven dollars is a lot of money.” That’s someone who never forgot where he came from.

[@REM1956]

I think your point is well taken. Seven bucks today sounds like nothing. But the buying power of $7 in 1969 is like $60.50 in 2024.

[@susanhutchison1270]

“when the power of love is greater than the love of power, the world will know peace”. -Jimi Hendrix.

[@scottmcdonald4571]

wow pretty cool..

[@elmo7sharp9]

Attributed to Hendrix, but never actually uttered by him. The t-shirt manufacturers are rewriting history!

[@valterjose]

@@elmo7sharp9 shut up moron

[@ZeroMass]

@@valterjose ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ T-shirt salesman

[@clownpocket]

I guess the power of love is much weaker than the love of power then.

[@elmorevandodewaard544]

Such a cool and intelligent person he was.. Even without his guitar he say`s more than alot of other musicians

[@omstrat]

you know what he was talking about ?

[@jflack6]

* a lot 😬

[@mabul513]

Worried the guitarists of the day

[@jaelge]

Uhm, yeah, man, I know, ya know?

[@ZeroMass]

@@omstrat turn on captions and it gets that much more confusing 🤘😎

[@keiranbradley3222]

What a beautiful human being, Peace

[@probation1016]

he was all of that!!

[@jayaybe1]

Thanks!

[@leonakita]

...yours is the best comment of all ! :>)

[@देवर्षकामत]

His jacket is beautiful as well🙂🤗

[@gaysquirrels6915]

Shame about the heavy drug use, he would of been much happier without 'em.

[@alfiegaishauser5639]

A man this talented, full of wisdom and kindness, didn’t deserve his fate. But he will forever... be the greatest electric guitarist.

Just before he died he told his friends that his manager was going to send him home in a pine box.

[@smoothoperator7023]

No doubt. Which makes it even more painful that he brought it on himself.😫

[@yoraging3532]

@@smoothoperator7023 what

[@shaunascott7178]

@@smoothoperator7023 he was killed he didn't bring it on himself.

[@jayhendricks67]

@@smoothoperator7023 He was Killed by his Manager Mike Jeffery owed alot of Money to Some Mob guys who he borrowed money from Jimi found out Jeffery was stealing money from him so he decided to leave him so Jeffery had Jimi killed for the Insurance Money That's how Evil That Bastard was but He was later Killed In a Plane Crash See how It comes back to you

[@Pecorino1954]

I have been in love with Jimi for over 50 years, and still get goosebumps when listening to his music. MISS YOU JIMI!

[@martinwarford3425]

What a special gift Jimi was. Polite, humble, caring, intelligent. just a rare and peaceful soul. He accomplished more with a guitar in twelve short years than anyone else will in an entire lifetime.. RIP Jimi.

[@ronaldwilliams3182]

Now that's the honest truth Love Jimi Hendrix👏🎛️🤣🎸🎛️

[@christinaleone2]

Grew up amidst poverty, physical abuse, domestic violence, abandonment, and racism, and despite all of this, a beautiful, intelligent, sensitive and gifted young man grew into adulthood and proceeded to follow his dream - to play music and share his gift with others. Period. He was Black. He also was native American and very proud of his heritage. Music was his gift to the world. That, and his beautiful spirit.

[@christinaleone2]

That should read, "Native American " (typing error).

[@mogul2962]

amazing comment, I truly thought nobody else had picked up on this from all of the other ones. made me feel sane again.

[@BlindMellowJelly]

I dunno about the violence or abuse......you must be thinking about another jimi, The racism came once he left Wa not while there.....it was a great place to live

[@bobbyg433]

Kind of a stretch

[@ThePerimeters]

When was this interview done. His body was discovered September 18, 1970.

[@ulfricstormcloak4230]

Died at 27 but his influence and impact on culture and art will be infinite.

[@shesaidyousaid6181]

Ulfric Stormcloak you show your wisdom once again high king

[@rayjr62]

Brother you got that one right.

[@tanmaxwell4599]

@B The racist power greedy power monsters who controlled to masses through any means... his international influence was too dangerous - so he had to be destoyed.He wanted to deliver and set people free and that was unacceptable.He knew his life would be cut short.

[@keithmccaslyn2527]

Nailed it !!

[@robbielawsonguitar6446]

@@tanmaxwell4599 he died of a drug overdose of his own fault, he wasn't murdered

[@kenbrownfield6584]

Jimi was a beautiful soul.

[@idigthat73]

*is

[@GormlyKeep]

The girlfriends he beat up might disagree

[@jenniemalloy7402]

Is.

[@curbozerboomer1773]

@@GormlyKeep Yup...Jimi would not likely enjoy his being knighted as some kind of Saint!..He had flaws, just like the rest of us.

[@mcnowski]

Theres a deep sadness in Jimi, probably what made him so open.

[@danielfeil1]

I read a book about Jimi and it contains all the interviews that people did with Jimi and he said on time that he can easily fall into depression. I can imagine that his soul(emotions) was literally a rollercoaster you know: up and down up and down. I think Manic Depression came from this.

[@TheGrimReaper54321]

whats the book called?

[@danielfeil1]

search for this -> Starting At Zero: His Own Story: Jimi Hendrix

[@TheGrimReaper54321]

Thanks!

[@PhuckHue2]

issues with his mother affected him deeply his whole life. he was just a little kid. if he would have made it to his 30's he would have gotten over it

[@MrMojoRisin]

What a lovely humble man he was. Musical genius.

[@oppothumbs1]

When I'm sad, she comes to me With a thousand smiles, she gives to me free "It's alright", she says, "It's alright" Take anything you want from me, take anything Anything Fly on, little wing 1980 Neil Young had another great song, Little Wing All her friends call her Little Wing But she flies rings around them all She comes to town when the children sing And leaves them feathers if they fall She leaves her feathers if they fall Little Wing, don't fly away When the summer turns to fall Don't you know some people say The winter is the best time of them all Winter is the best of all Jimi and Neil, flying so high.

[@loisedwi]

He was beautiful inside out,very spiritual & so talented.Miss his creativity & gentle soul.

[@refusedone]

Jimi was such an elegant & inspired human being

[@davidconnelly]

He died at only 27 but his name will live on forever. Thank you, Jimmy!

[@melissa9375]

But apparently the spelling hasn't lived on forever. JIMI.

[@xavierbrenneman2720]

The most interesting person. He literally seems so lost in his thoughts that he could never truly express who he is, we're left with this mysterious legacy. He seems distracted and unclear sometimes but he was a visionary, we just didn't have the chance to see through the fog

[@curbozerboomer1773]

He said that he spoke through his guitar much better than with words!

[@SHALAt22]

This is a rare clip of Jimi - thanks for sharing.

[@gwattsrealestate]

Jimi Is Alive in all of the Comments made by aéveryone I now realize we didn't lose him. He is inside of the People who Loved Him. Thats a Beautiful thing, you know.

[@balkanboy1203]

He is not physicly with us but he became immortal by us who love him. He was a gift to humanity.

[@t-bone9295]

I dig that, more of this hateful world should watch this video. And may peace come to them with great vengeance and furious Love... "With peace......and happiness,...yeah happiness, happiness" J. M. H

[@mabul513]

Lost music from 27 on. 27 years to grow as amazing as he was! Still not prime. Posibly! Never know! Killed by managers

[@revekat2053]

@@balkanboy1203 How do you know that his soul wasn't reincarnated back to the earh?

[@curbozerboomer1773]

@@balkanboy1203 Well said!

[@bigworm3446]

his music is amazing to hear today as it was back in his time. He is timeless.

[@jimmyjennings4089]

Out of All the interviews I've ever seen with Jimi Hendrix I never once saw him get upset or angry, jimis soul was a peaceful one that's for sure.

[@davidb2206]

Yeah, that's when cameras are on. That's not what his friends, women, and eyewitnesses said.

[@FreethinkingPharoah]

​@@davidb2206didn't! Stop troll. Post a source!

[@davidb2206]

@@FreethinkingPharoah Easy. Watch the Isle of Wight concert video where he goes into a rage and says 'F___ you' to a member of the audience in front of the stage. You haven't seen it, have you!

[@missnwo9563]

Jimi the man my dad freaking loved this man to he had every jimi memorabilia it's a damn shame he never got to live a full happy life he was way to young he would be a great mentor for artists today

[@revekat2053]

A lot of people are inspired by his music.

[@d.martin7692]

Saw Jimi at the Seattle Center Coliseum. I got drafted in 1969. Read about him dying while I was overseas. Been missing him ever since.

[@d.martin7692]

@Random KZbin Channel - Can't remember where I read about it but some of the speculation after his death was that he was moving towards jazz. Don't know about that but the slow music he was playing after the Star Spangled Banner in the Woodstock movie might be an example. Anecdotally, in the eighties I worked at a Seattle post office and his dad's work I.D. badge came through the mail stream. He was working as a dish washer in a downtown Seattle hotel.

[@davidkarr8829]

Same here. I was in bootcamp when I heard about Jimi dying in London....Later while in the service we were blown away by All along the Watch tower.

[@curbozerboomer1773]

I too saw Jimi at that venue!...He was so great that night, remember? He even conjured up a thunderstorm outside of the Coliseum....earlier in that day, May 23, 1969--a record hot day had recorded...90 degrees...and that record stood for nearly 50 years. What an evening!...so sad, that no tapes of that performance have shown up, even though there were over 12,000 fans there!

[@curbozerboomer1773]

@@d.martin7692 I worked at the Post office in Seattle, during the 80s and 90s...and one day, a check, in a partially torn envelope, showed that Mr. Hendrix had received a huge sum of money from profits from the record companies!..We carefully repaired the torn envelope, and sent it on it's way. Mr. Hendrix lived a good life, thanks to his talented son!

[@u.s.n.retired1995]

Mr. Hendrix was beautiful, genius and cool. A lovely person.

[@laurenchristianna2092]

@piss on you he was MUCH better looking than friggin Richard Pryor. Ew...the physical comparison 👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾

[@Cool-yv9vw]

There Is never gonna be a guitarist that will come close to.hendrix again plus jimmi was a true musican he was in it for the art not the money and fame

[@knightlove1000]

He was rhythnic even when he said "you know".amazing

[@VirginiaVirginie]

You're right.

[@annehebert510]

I wonder if he picked up the constant 'you know's' from living in England at the time.

[@diegoa.morera3000]

I love how musicians like Hendrix, without even intending to primarily, became symbols of black empowerment. Look at those beautiful black women sitting there, most likely being part of his management/PR team, I think people like him, Rosetta Tharpe, Chuck Berry and so on, are overlooked in terms of their impact not only in music, but in history.

[@RonaldWilliams-qh7zc]

👏👍💯💯💯🎛️😩🎸🎛️

[@curbozerboomer1773]

No...his management team,so to speak, was sitting to Jimi's left...Michael Jeffery, his notorious manager, who tried to stifle his creativity. That Black lady to his right, was a known soul singer of that time.

[@johnr8820]

Nobody could truly stop Jimi besides himself...his mindset was truly on another level. So inspiring. Forever with love brother Hendrix!

[@pedenmk]

JIMI WAS A KIND SOUL. HE'S STILL MISSED AFTER ALL THESE YEARS

[@fatimahlee7355]

What a handsome man he was 😍😗😢 Rest In Peace Angel 💕💕 #LoveYouJimiHendrix

[@curbozerboomer1773]

It's funny, because I know women who think he was rather ugly...he was exotic-looking, for sure!

[@tomblatch1594]

Never seen this before! Jimi comes over as a serene statesman. Wish he stuck with us for a while longer.

[@letfreedomring6906]

It's hard to believe that Jimi has been gone for more than 50 years. God bless your soul Jimi Hendrix. You are deeply missed.

[@TheBluesmanBlue]

🎼🎸Jimi Hendrix a rock n roll legend I remember my first Jimi Hendrix album my dad and mom brought for me it was Jimi Hendrix live at the Monterey Pop festival one side A was Otis Redding live and the other side B was Jimi Hendrix it turned out to be my favorite album and my collection and that will be the day my parents never got any rest from me playing it over and over again if any record label have this album it needs to be remastered for CD AP I enjoyed this interview thanks for posting👏👏👏👏

[@superslayerguy]

Reporter: "what's it like being the greatest guitar player that ever lived?" Jimi: "yeah it's pretty cool man I suppose"

[@pgroove163]

what genre?..

[@OMTV-vu9zx]

@@pgroove163 This idiot man.

[@yhwhrevength622]

He was the greatest. music would not be the same if jimi didn't do what he did in that 66-70 period.

[@mathman43]

@@OMTV-vu9zx It's a valid remark. Playing rock is like swimming in a swimming pool. Playing jazz is like swimming in an ocean. Jimi was a child compared to Joe Pass and Wes Montgomery.

[@jamminjoe44]

@@mathman43 ............. Okay boomer.

[@nicolasruiz2116]

"Pardon?" Something that I always forget about Jimi when I watch or hear him play is how shy and reserved and even uncomfortable he could be without his guitar. He says "I'm not sure" or "I don't know" so many times, and he even seems bothered or annoyed by answering questions. Not that it's written in stone, but sometimes with big stage presences you get a lot of confidence or personality everywhere else in their life too. IMHO, it seems Jimi wasn't like that at all; he was a quiet, reserved, easy going kind of drifter type, happiest to stay out of the spotlight, go with the flow and just vibe with people. But put a guitar in his hands and he became a colossus who knew EXACTLY what he was he doing and how it should be done.

[@pilippepine3299]

Every interview i saw he is as humble as he is deep and very intelligent and all this full of kindness and open mind...amazing men..!!!

[@bigalb8935]

Spoken like a true gentleman that’s what jimi was kind gentle and humble. He was just warming up imagine what he would have done if he had more time on earth

[@Kushprincess66]

Jimi Hendrix was NOT a drug addict.

[@charlieamabile1360]

He was addicted 2 uppers & downers, but NOT a decrepit junkie.

[@ClickClan100]

@Copenhagen lmao wtf??

[@scottmcdonald4571]

watch Jimmie last 24 hours....they talk about his favorite things were. in fact he had a girl which 24/7 organizing three domes for him and have drugs for him on the dot any were and anyvtime....you are a just a nother dumb ass who speaks befor checking...

[@scottmcdonald4571]

if the man needed uppers and downers to get through life...Then that's the description of drug addiction..He was a functioning drug ADDICT...I know. .because iam too..For 26 years now after a bad accident leaving me crippled....

[@michaelconsuegra7316]

@@charlieamabile1360 I'm sure he was on acid.

[@jameskerry41]

Jimi had a lot of weight on his shoulders dealing with the politics of the day including MLK's assassination which affected him deeply. All he wanted to do was play the blues.

[@duncansmith8992]

Great comment, but I think he wanted to do so much more than play the blues. Listen to his Woodstock set( I am sure you have😁) and he is doing early jazz/rock. Genius. He wanted to push the boundaries.

[@FramrodLiggins]

NONSENSE.. That is surely not all he wanted to do. That is so grossly over-simplistic.

[@jameskerry41]

@@FramrodLiggins hey are you on that baaaad brown acid again lol? listen- Jimi during his concerts would of course play his songs and even go off into experimental type shit because: 1. it broaden his horizons and kept in at the front of the pack, 2. it paid his bills...HOWEVER even after performing 2 complete live concerts in a row he would often go to small, hole in the wall night clubs and jam for hours and hours, and hours....and when he jammed he wasn't playing 'voodoo chile' or 'fire' or foxxy lady', NO- it was the blues...well into the next day...hell just ask Johnny Winter or Billy Cox...and he did that because at the core of his heart- it was the blues that beckoned him... So if you still think that's 'simplistic' so be it, but I know I'm right-

[@FramrodLiggins]

@@jameskerry41 ... Dude...we do not need you I was not there" version of Hendrix lore. It has all been hashed over for decades. You said "all he wanted to do was okay the blues". THAT is incorrect and misleading. That's all I said. Lay off of that brown LAXATIVE.

[@FramrodLiggins]

@Wesley Winston .. Everyone does not KNOW the Blues. Everyone knows BLUES LICKS. Two different things. Hendrix was unique because of his IMAGINATION and Choice of Notes. That is what sets him high above CopyCat LICK players like Bonamassa and SRV..both great player with no imagination.

[@brucescott4261]

JAMES MARSHALL HENDRIX (November 27th, 1942 - September 18th, 1970). I was seventeen years old when Jimi left us. Fortunately, I was able to catch him on "The Dick Cavett Show" on ABC-TV, long before its availability commercially on VHS and DVD. Jimi will be gone for forty-seven years this year on September 18th. Six albums were released during his lifetime: ARE YOU EXPERIENCED?, AXIS: BOLD AS LOVE, ELECTRIC LADYLAND, THE JIMI HENDRIX EXPERIENCE SMASH HITS, BAND OF GYPSYS and HISTORIC PERFORMANCES RECORDED AT THE MONTEREY INTERNATIONAL POP FESTIVAL: THE JIMI HENDRIX EXPERIENCE/OTIS REDDING. I bought all six LPs during Jimi's lifetime...I still have them, today! In near mint condition!!!

[@robin2012ism]

Agreed! But my LPs are not mint!!

[@gregglaridis6037]

Voodoo Chile live on Electric Lady Land gets me every time, so powerful. Also loved Crash Landing even though it was a Frankenstein Album assembled after his death, there are some amazing tracks like "Somewhere" or Peace in the Mississippi video.search.yahoo.com/search/video?fr=yset_ie_hp_mktgsem&p=jimi+hendrix+missisippi#id=51&vid=039a8152ba49d9345bee7ac9b4632b24&action=click

[@JoeRivermanSongwriter]

Why, in my 52 years of being alive, have I only just seen this? Thanks for uploading.

[@ven11235]

Such good energy, that's what makes him the greatest

[@yellowburger]

I don't know how to explain Hendrix. He was a proud black man, he could talk about MLK and the injustices of racism faced by black people, and yet he was so above black or white. He was an individual of such substance that I cry when I watch these videos and realize how short his creative moment was. Damn.

[@rogermichou8654]

also his manager didn't want him to be politically involved

[@yellowburger]

@@rogermichou8654 So Jimmy was a slave to the whims of his manager?

[@brittneyking4284]

@@yellowburger his cash cow basically, his manager was in debt and had Jimi go from show to show without any breaks, physically and mentally draining him and then his manager would have the money sent off shore so that he could use it all for himself.

[@johnryan3913]

​@@rogermichou8654Neither did Hendrix, except in his music. That is evident in his later interviews.

[@davidb2206]

He transcended. He's not black. Nor any color.

[@theedcguy0735]

4:45 deep deep deep... people like this man are out of this world. His lyrics reflected that. He was here to experience, also teach then leave. 🙏🏽

[@charlesrobinson7469]

I actually like the way this video is presented, how there's a short break (hearing those "rice krispies" pops)in between Hendrix talking. I Love old videos.

[@chuckh.9351]

Jimi slapped me five at providence civic arena I was 14. Seen him 4 times, Framingham music circus, Boston gardens twice and providence RI. My man.

[@marcyfan-tz4wj]

he died before i turned 5 so i never saw him but i have heard at least 2 shows you went to. you're a lucky man. thanks for sharing. i don't think i've met anyone who even saw jimi.

[@curbozerboomer1773]

@@marcyfan-tz4wj I saw him play twice, and a friend of mine shook his hand...his hand was extra large!

[@flyjoseph6355]

Interesting to note that 48 years ago Hendrix made an artistic statement political with his Woodstock national anthem. It sparked controversy for the first time then, as we're seeing now in the NFL. Jimi was such a trailblazer and one of America's greatest citizens.

[@nicksimeone7354]

He will always live on and love on

[@sgt.barnes5218]

This man wasn't the constant 24/7 stoner that the media made him out to be, he most certainly doesn't appear that way here at all.

[@BlindMellowJelly]

Of course he wasn't but Black men in that time had to have a nevetive white opinion to bring as much hatred to them as possible. They like to say he died of an overdose when his autompsy says he had minimal drug intoxication. He threw up in his sleep just like momma cass and that is what it says on his death certificate. It is traditional american to call him a addict when he never ever had a drug issue. Sleeping pill and some red wine is all they found.

[@mabul513]

He saw smackheads in the music business and he avoided the major things like that. Speed sleeping pills and lsd weed. Nothing bad! Glass of wine in system when choked on wine? Media spin.

[@mabul513]

Worry to government and all questions. What ypu doing next. He was big worry. Likeable and talented.

[@mitchelllevine5664]

Those who knew him said that he was usually stoned and smelled like weed - which was hardly unusual for hip people in the 1960s.

[@BlindMellowJelly]

@@mitchelllevine5664 That is so untrue of you to say such nonsense. I can say for a fact MOST PEOPLE never saw his take drugs. Eric Claption and Chaz are the only two people who actually said in several interviews they just did not feel he was that deep into what they were doing. That is a fact. The weed sure might be poss but weed in the 1960s you had to smoke five joints to get the effect two hits of well grown stuff these days. You slander his name and you lie.

[@toudimm]

"I mean, seven dollars is a lot of money" - amazing ;)

[@THENUCODE]

Back then , you could buy a new car for about $5,000 or less. min wage was less than 75 cents an hr..... We've come a long way baby...lol

[@skatetodeath666]

Aneb Senkita El not in comparison to inflation we haven't at all.

[@infowazz]

my dad was into corvettes and camaros during the late 70s/early 80s. he then got away from it due to having kids and being a working squid. a 1968 SS/RS camaro sat in our garage until the divorce when i was 18. i wish we fixed it up together over the years. cue the Cats in the Cradle song....... he sold a 58 corvette to a dealer and its still ina dealership in kansas. i remember feeling how hot the side pipes were on a dark green 67 convertible corvette. i was maybe 8 but still remember that car. he was far from rich, but back then you could have those cars. still blabbing, my dad inverviewed to work directly for Rumsfeld at Searle pharma company. luckily someone else beat him to it. if my dad got it he would have been much more narcissistic then he is lol.

[@6789uiop]

He was very poor in Seattle. Dirt poor and shy as hell.

[@philiphoward1731]

My dad bought a brand new Camaro Z 28 for 2900 back in 1968 he also bought a brand new fender Stratocaster for 325 bucks it seems things are better back then in the 1960s except for the war in Vietnam

[@camcordercam]

"Everybody thinks that something is gonna go haywire or something but that's always brought on by the police. Always." - 1970...or 2020?

[@countryboy6767]

Um hm m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=3799668733410628&id=100001026151518

[@countryboy6767]

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[@JonSmith-cx7gr]

Black guys blaming the police for everything before dying young due to their own actions. 1970...or 2020?

[@jaelge]

@@JonSmith-cx7gr: Yep!

[@jaelge]

He made a very general and personally biased statement, just as the narrative today demands and accepts as long as it is biased toward the ¨system¨, cops, Conservatives, or Whites. All police can be bad, all Whites can be racist, but we have to judge POC by each individual situation, why is that, Cameron?

[@genadavies5474]

He was and is the best guitarist that has ever walked the face of the earth!What a beautiful genius of a man. Beautiful soul!

Jimi and Clapton were buddies.

[@gingermurray]

What a darling man he was. Jimi was actually quite shy and introverted. Jimi's gone because nobody had his back. Why didn't anybody EVER ask him if he was OKAY? How are you feeling? Jimi didn't have one single loyal friend, not ONE. We ALL need somebody we call can at 3-4 in the morn when we feelin blue. Beautiful man.....

[@lindahollingsworth2567]

Seems to know him was to love him. A gentle soul with genius talent. Gone much too soon. RIP.

[@51bobtube]

Love this. So glad this exists

[@luisalmeida3202]

"They" knew jimi hendrix had the enlightened energy the brought everyone in with unity no matter race or ethnicity, so "they" wanted to prevent jimi's ray of conciousness colors paint the minds of the listeners.

[@Channelsnature]

tell a vision

[@mabul513]

All that and killed him was scared of him so much THEY KILL MANY!

[@RICHBLACKCOCK]

@@mabul513 they eat their own children.

[@user-mk1zs5xd6g]

Jimi Hendrix. A beauty. An inspiration. A true legend.

[@JMA335077]

He sometimes has a child’s smile. So moving.

[@elwolf8536]

I've been a fan since childhood and Surpassed his years by 10. and now I can appreciate haw intelligent he was wisdom beyond his years

[@balke7935]

Always strikes me just how intelligent he seems... absolutely razor sharp

[@Xirrious]

He sounds pretty damn intelligent here.

[@splash5150izy]

Actually Jimi was very intelligent, he thought a lot and read a lot a stuff, he was concerned for the future of the world which he could see was heading down a sink hole, Jimi loved people and he spoke with manners and respect ^^^@J. Grantham -

[@slimedog]

I know someone who played in a band with Mitch Mitchell for a year and he asked him about Jimi and he confirmed he was a beautiful soul. Mitch said is he was talking to a guitar player who couldn't afford a good guitar Jimi would give him one of his.

[@kathleensmith950]

That was really nice. First time seeing and hearing him speak. I thought he was a kind, loving, sensitive, soul now I'm convinced. He didnt have a rats ass of surviving long term in this world. So sad. Same with Janis she once stated she made love to thousands singing and she went home alone. Alot of musicians have bit the dust. Oh and Prince, i think they cared more about giving to their fans than they did about themselves.RIP all the musians who have ended in such an emotional place they couldn't survive. And woe to those who joined in the madness and didn't care enough to help them the cold callused hearts. Probably money grubbers.

[@rogermichou8654]

What a Super Genius !

[@MiC-T]

Do this day, 50 years later, there has never been another person like Jimi. Not even close.

[@jadeshannon5583]

Good interview.Jimi was a real ladies man

[@drdeadbeat1604]

Don't agree with the comments treating his death as a tragedy too early and don't think this dude would want pity. He nailed it and lives on as a legend - just enjoy the music he's blessed us with

[@Gioagla]

Beyond words...🌹🌹🌹 Still my greatest guy ever, and my dad..

[@nicksimeone7354]

Thank you Jimi Hendrix for all that you have done for our World, thank you🤘🤘🤘🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸

[@Deedee-ee1sg]

Amazing clips of Jimi Hendrix! ICONIC, UNIQUE and INNOVATIVE musician/artist. Jimi will always be the greatest guitarist the world has ever seen!

[@icarus7073]

Painfully shy polite and incomplete without his guitar.. but a super hero some kind of God or musical demon with his guitar..

[@curbozerboomer1773]

One evening, in Hawaii, Jimi leaned over the stage, while strapping on his Strat, and said to a friend--" Now you will find out why they think I am a God!"...wonder what he was smoking that night!

[@paulheads8694]

Bringing the people together during those times in a much better way than politics always raised suspicion.

[@mrknightt]

Rest in Black Power Jimi

[@drew2836]

Rest in peace jimi ur an amzing soul who was to good for this cruel place

[@electricchurchmusic4298]

Mr. James Marshall Hendrix !!!!

[@opalfishsparklequasar8663]

He looks like such a baby, so impossibly young. ☺💖

[@jadeshannon5583]

I can see Jimi has s good sense of humour as well as being the greatest guitarist ever.

[@johnmcfirstley3282]

Jimi was a musical genius like Mozart or Beethoven.

[@wilbertkendal2524]

Jimi Hendrix is like Jimi Hendrix. Rest in black power Jimi

[@curbozerboomer1773]

@@wilbertkendal2524 Sad, that so few Blacks accepted him, in his lifetime. They preferred James Brown!

[@wilbertkendal2524]

@@curbozerboomer1773 Many blacks back in the 60's were preoccupied with Motown and Harmony and did not appreciate Jimi in his early career. It was only later that blacks appreciated Hendrix's greatness and one of there own.

[@ArmchairAnimalActivist]

Feels like this happened in another dimension now

[@ScorpionInTheBag]

its true, it does even feel real. And yet, this event in time can still be viewed.

[@Exiles800]

The reason Michael Jeffery was unusually out in the open and right over Jimi's shoulder in this rare news conference is because Michael was a British Intelligence agent and needed to be right on top of Jimi when he was getting involved in a Harlem black community show in September 1969...There was an undocumented cold war going on between Jimi and Jeffery at this time because Jimi was trying to work Jeffery out of the management...Jeffery was using Intelligence tactics to combat it and Jimi was kidnapped by some guys from the mafia's Salvation Club a few days after this show to send a message to him from Jeffery...That Judas over Jimi's shoulder would murder Jimi a year later after Jimi finally fired him after he realized Jeffery had poisoned Billy Cox with bad acid in order to force Noel Redding back in to the band..Jimi was no fool...He knew what was happening...He fired Jeffery 12 hours before his mysterious death with everyone lying...

[@davidclaycomb4287]

Congratulations......the dumbest goddamn statement .....

[@curbozerboomer1773]

Just your opinion, nothing proven at all! And Jeffery himself bought the farm, in March 1973, on that airplane collision over France...was THAT also a CIA thing?...lol.

[@briancornish1296]

Respectful and graceful Jimi...unlike today's wandering stars..

[@toneyisaiah408]

I didn't attend any of his concerts.. But listening to some of his music was and still is memorable.

[@toneyisaiah408]

My favorite album is BAND OF GYPYS.

[@toneyisaiah408]

Check out the rekindled version "Fire". Buddy Miles learned a few things from Mitch Mitchell.

[@stewartchampion4260]

jimi done more with distortion and a wah wah pedal ,than any one today can do with multi effects,,, imagine what he woukd have done with delays ,flanges ,chorus, etc ,still blows my mind jimi

[@paulgrogan8032]

Jimi Hendrix, is what the world needs today♥️🙏🇺🇸

[@revekat2053]

His spirit is still with us.

[@mrknightt]

Along with the 'Black Panthers'. RIP Jimi

[@davidb2206]

@@mrknightt Evil, violent Panthers suck. Criminals and predators.

[@carlbrightful7780]

This man had incredible talent as a guitarist. To this is very day in the year 2020 there is no one that even comes close to Jimi Hendrix. It’s just a shame that he died so young.

[@asitsunami9363]

50 Years later omg 😳

[@jeffdoyle4703]

So glad I was alive when Jimi was taking the universe by storm. Amazing guy.

[@mrknightt]

Rest in Black Power Jimi 🖤

[@mcfreeagent]

He is a master because he was enlightened to the truth. Music is life, and always alive.

[@minorgray]

Hes simply a beautiful soul and true legend. Jimi isnt a star. Hes a whole galaxy

[@brittneyking4361]

Yes

[@jamesmarshallhendrix318]

It was 1969, but thanks very much for uploading

[@jetboy_]

your account picture is too much lmao.

[@kevinshaughnessy2528]

A press conference can be very difficult. He's nervous about the questions being misleading

[@kelvendyson1508]

It might've also been because I believe this was either during or after the Toronto drug bust.

[@rachel-uw2cq]

He was so beautiful, gone too soon . Have fun when you kiss the sky jimi 💛

[@paulablissett4447]

Jimi was BRILLIANT 😍, most things he said went over some ppls heads!! One of a kind, you can't duplicate that kind of GENIUS... Rip Jimi, i miss you, dude!!!

[@Mynamesalexa]

Saw him that year May 1970 Cactus Steve Miller Grateful Dead Jimi Hendrix Temple Stadium, Phila, Pa.

[@BrianFalarski]

Very NICE

[@dalehawks6003]

This man is why I picked up guitar. I honestly don't think we would have had a Stevey Ray Vaughn without a Jimi Hendrix.. Such an intelligent guy at such a young age.

[@robertdillon6821]

Jimi was a very deep thinker and loved the world. So far ahead of his time.

[@brandonterzic]

You can see why women loved him. Besides the fact that he was extremely good looking and well mannered, and the fame and talent etc etc...He had that lost look in his eyes that would make a woman want to care for him...

[@curbozerboomer1773]

He took full advantage of that!

[@bnilo]

This was September 5th,1969......not 1970

[@prestonphilly8905]

bnilo thanks for the accurate date.

[@nicksimeone7354]

Thanks 🙏

[@natashachange6770]

Hey Were you there??🤔👀👀👀😉

[@toneyisaiah408]

It's a shame that tv won't show it.

[@toneyisaiah408]

Correct, it was decades ago.

[@JahlisaDay]

He was sooo handsome ..and you could tell he was a genuinely sweet and introverted soul. He was conscious before the word was made a big thing ..he had so much to say but he looks spiritually alone ..he had lots of people around him but not one REAL person in his corner. I feel like he didn't feel appreciated, loved, valued or safe. If he had of been alive in this era of time at the age he is back then, people would be obsessed with him especially in the Law of Assumption / "The Secret" communities. He could of been a guru. I hope he's at peace ..Shine in love, Jimi