Jimi Hendrix June 1969 Interview

Los Angeles Beverly Rodeo Hotel - June 1969 [Interview by Nancy Carter]

[@keiranbradley3222]

Jimis' voice is just as gorgeous as his Artistry, what a beautiful soul, Thankyou Brother, we love you, Peace.

[@probation1016]

same here & he is truly missed!!

[@probation1016]

I agree

[@jamesonmedynski8243]

there are so many ways he is talented but my favorite one of them all is his ability to tell a story. He says he loves color I just hoped he knew he was the color streaking off his brush and across his page and so many people are touched by this still. I miss him because I feel like I didn't even get to know him but he will always live on.

[@paulablissett9396]

I for one miss him terribly, he was very through, in anything he would run across to you, he was a beautiful soul, a great artist, he expressed his feelings through his music, and i loved chatting with him, he was mesmerizing, on stage, AND AS A FRIEND, he was the best!!!

[@johnmcfirstley3282]

John

[@elmorevandodewaard544]

Ritchie Blackmore once said about Hendrix; Even without his guitar he was brilliant...and he was..

[@paulablissett9396]

TRUTH!!! VERY BRILLIANT, INTELLIGENT AND ALL OF THAT JAZZ!!!

[@rorycunningham5457]

Ritchie even liked the way he walked..ha.Its true!

[@charliebrown4624]

I think Ritchie Blackmore was extremely jealous of Jimi Hendrix. Blackmore once said: Hendrix was a better singer than he was a guitarist, and that he (Blackmore) could sweep the floor with any guitarist in the world. If Blackmore's ability was as big as his ego, he may have one day become a great guitarist.

[@lifegoeson2183]

Blackmore is 2 faced. None of his solos contain any feel either. Just speed..

[@obbor4]

@@charliebrown4624 He "may have become a great guitarist?" Just what do you use as your criteria for being a "great guitarist?" I, personally, have been to at least a thousand concerts. Blackmore was the most impressive guitarist I've ever seen. He could play rings around about 95%of people who ever picked up the instrument.

[@KD-ib4qq]

"the groovy ones don't preach as loud as the lazy ones" still the case, Jimi.

[@-Atmos1]

Far Out

[@subzero308]

R people lazy or r they just not wanting to be slaves like the rest of the brainwashed people around them?

[@SOULRELIEF22]

I love him to smile. JESUS could have used him MIGHTILY! ☺💓

[@johnr8820]

Right on.

[@brianharris1310]

Maybe he did.

[@subzero308]

Without this man I would have never picked up a guitar... Thank u jimi u r missed greatly.

[@wesleyAlan9179]

Same here! I was 14 in 1996' and my dad played, so naturally I picked it up. Dad was a rythem/ only chords kinda player...I took playing to a whole another level because of Hendrix

[@owenwilberforce6138]

Jimi was always thinking so far ahead and was so natural and matter of fact about the spiritual purpose of music’s power to foster consciousness. He was aware of the divisions between old/young, black/white, uptight or open minded. He proudly lived between all worlds, between all levels of consciousness. In his 27 years, his visionary sense was benevolent and a futurist in terms of seeing music build a higher consciousness. He seemed 270 in terms of awareness, and he was 2700 in terms of wisdom, and who knows where it all came from? I believe he was a gift it takes generations to really understand. Great interview here and one I have not heard before.

[@bruceanderson2351]

I was 13 years old when Jimi died. I cried. I already had albums, Electric Ladyland, and a couple others. Rainbow Bridge is my fave. Awesome solo acoustic "Hey Baby". He is and always be in my memories.

[@PurpleLightning6was9]

I was -20 but I still cried

[@lewis9702]

I didn't hear of Jimi Hendrix until 1973. I was instantly hooked, then crushed when I found out he passed away 3 years earlier.

[@annacabis04]

I was 13 years old too when he died. I am still crying and feeling so sorry, that he hasn't got some more time to walk the earth and spread his beautiful spirit. His music is my inspiration and will be till I dy.

[@tomh1593]

My uncle was At school when news spread that Jimi had died. All the kids were in shock and some were crying. It was a sad day.

[@Justiceisbest]

This interview gives me chills. He seems to have such personality and mental capacity. May he rest in peace.

[@paulablissett9396]

Oh, you have no idea, he was awesome, in every way imaginable... THE BEST HUMAN BEING EVER, VERY, VERY, INTELLIGENT!!!

[@superacecombat]

Paula Blissett did you personally know Jimi?

[@paulmorgan2948]

G S G Jimi was different and while I don’t understand him I respect him deeply.

[@paulablissett4447]

@@superacecombat YES.....

[@Betterthantelly]

@@paulablissett9396 I think the person does hence the appreciative comment.

[@fromthepeanutgallery1084]

I like the way Jimi thinks and talks, it's like he works out the answer completely then speaks. He talks quietly and slowly but his answers are explosive.

[@Johnnykrigel]

his voice is so soothing, my god!

[@paulablissett9396]

SEXY..........................., VOICE

[@poohgaze2338]

It's a very African-American way of speaking, yet with a British lilt that he picked up in his years in England.

[@tomitstube]

jimi was on another level of consciousness, very prophetic about so many things here, love this man and what he stood for. and of course his music changed everything.

[@punkrock1989]

U do realise he was stoned half the time.

[@tomitstube]

@@punkrock1989 and?

[@punkrock1989]

@@tomitstube He was practically looking through all logic. If that makes any sense 🤣

[@philcortens5214]

It seems to me rather his music stood alone.

[@denver-gi7ot]

@@punkrock1989 herb is the healing of a nation; alcohol is the destruction

[@lynnbain3543]

Jimi was such a humble soul miss him so much

[@larryaldama1673]

🎸🇺🇸😔

[@dylanswint1795]

Oh how times have changed, but so much is still the same. We need more people, musicians, thinkers and freedom seekers sharing thoughts nowadays. I want to be one of them, and you can be too, you very well may be one of us that are trying to break through to make the whole airwaves vibrate with peace and love for all sentient beings. Thank you Jimi Hendrix.

[@waos8971]

what an amazing comment ... thank you ♥ brought me hope back

[@dylanswint1795]

Johan, based on your comment, I know that you're facing the struggle of breaking through the various ego-walls at large in society, and I just want to let you know that I'm going through something very similar. The only answer i've come up with is that you have to believe in yourself even when no one else around you does, and that through guidance and dedication you'll find the people with whom you can jam and vis versa. Remember, the quest that you're on is shared. There are others out there like you, and you're on a collision course. If you stick to yourself, and let your heart roam free, then I promise you you can not fail. We've just got to stand up to the fear and the violence and the ignorance and say "i don't live like that, and i don't have to have that in my heart!" Love, from GA, USA.

[@dylanswint1795]

Thank you, Johan! :D I believe brighter days are ahead for us who carry the light

[@happyd1479]

Very true

[@alieustiansamateh6401]

I am with you 👊❤👌

[@johncaldwell1625]

I've been listening to jimi since 68 and he still grabs me today some 50 years later. Amazing!

[@vladdrakul7851]

THIS WOMAN WAS AMAZING. THE BEST JIMI HENDRIX INTERVIEW EVER. SO MANY CLUELESS FOOLS HERE CRITICIZE HER LIKE THEY ARE MORE CLEVER! WRONG! THIS WOMAN MADE JIMI OPEN HIS MIND FOR US LIKE NO ONE ELSE WITH AN EGO IN THE WAY. THANK HER AND JIMI!

[@WHOAM1894]

Thank you for restoring my faith in humanity by showing there is at least one intelligent person in the comments defending this brilliant interviewer woman. I love classic rock and Jimi Hendrix, but God please help the mindless and stupid classic rock fans that have to be some of the most backwards thinking and closed-minded people in this world. It's super ironic that classic rock fans have this conservative attitude because all of their legends preach innovation, progression, and keeping an open mind to the necessary developments of the future. Jimi Hendrix literally explains multiple times in this very interview why we shouldn't hold on to the traditions of the past and need to instead break through with new ideas with hope for the future. I agree with Jimi. How are we supposed to achieve this progress if stay stuck in the past by glorifying it? I agree classic rock, the blues, Jazz and classical, and all that is awesome, but we need new ideas to solve the problems of our current society that are relevant to our contemporary problems! Clearly what was done in the past -- Classic Rock, or anything for that matter --wasn't good enough because we're still facing many of the same problems as well as completely new problems that have emerged from our history in our current society! We need new and better ideas to solve our current problems as how it's always been throughout history!

[@F_Evans]

This is one of the best interviews I've heard from Hendrix. I dig the interviewers questions. You can tell she comprehends human nature.

[@IamLove805]

June 2014, 45 years later, I sit and listen to this interview of a talented , beautiful, genius. Jimi still is 'our future'. (I love his voice. The Interviewer was annoying!!!) Great interview though. Jimi was down to earth. He was not in love with money. He was in love with music and connecting with the people. Love that man.

[@paulablissett9396]

Love your comment and right on!!

[@junglistmaroon4368]

IamLove805 That’s why it was so easy to exploit him....TRAGIC ! HE KEPT IT 100. They drowned him with wine, then the fake media took it from there!

[@Katehowe3010]

Beautiful, baby!

[@pha4069]

August 2021, 52 years later, I lay down and listen to this interview and appreciate everything about Hendrix: from his voice, singing, the way he plays, the way he practice, how he could play all day, his influence, standing up for black folks, setting and example for future artist to be inspired, and changing the world during a time of need.

[@curbozerboomer1773]

@@junglistmaroon4368 Pure BS.

[@uncleusa5054]

Jimi is an unappreciated pioneer of equality!

[@heidiho1313]

Amen!

[@davidtaber8363]

Now at 36 Jimi is just as dear to my soul as when I first discovered him at the age of 12 I love the soul he has that lives on in his music and in his words

[@mwhiteside7185]

Jimi's words and emphasis in this interview on bridging the gap between old and young minds is timeless, and his music accomplishes just that to this very day.

[@Vigilante311]

I love seeing young teens listening to hendrix, it reminds me of when I first heard him when I was 14 and the feelings that his music gave me, some of the most powerful feelings I've ever felt

[@gilbertsatchell6866]

What can be said that hasn't been said already? He still is magic to me in2021. I sure do miss you Jimi. Thanks for Being.

[@superduper3728]

It's good to hear from the horses mouth as time was not on his side.

[@dannycampanirio3499]

I don't think people understand how intelligent Jimi was, he was insanely talented the greatest guitar player the world has ever seen without a second thought! He was very shy egoless and very humble, he dealt with a lot of racism in England and its sad that he had to go to England to become famous, a true Legend and good person RIP Jimi

[@morriypoulsen1238]

There was more racism in USA than in England, just as well Jimi made it in England.

[@paulabaker8403]

I love to hear Jimi talk. Sunshine and love and alot of intelligence and talent right there. I have missed him all these years. What a beautiful smile as well.❤️

[@AndreasLovely]

Everyone is hating on the interviewer, but I think she's a nice lady and Jimi clearly likes her, even if the interview is a bit jumbled. The conversation flows nicely and naturally. I guess that's the thing, it's more of a conversation than an interview in parts. It's nice to hear Jimi just talk casually on a variety of subjects, and she contributed to creating that atmosphere, beyond having some interesting things to say herself. So don't hate, celebrate.

[@v.c.webster9250]

I agree.

[@vladdrakul7851]

She is great as is the interview but not some of the 'little woman' knows nothing, is a lousy interviewer not a ROCK Journalist douche 'professional' like Howard Stern who does LOUSY interviews as he never lets the interviewee actually talk while her questions opened Jimi up to the discussion so well.

[@malmstrim]

Compared to so many of the dudes he was interview by back then, this lady is a saint. Most guys didn’t care for his way of thinking and just seemed to want to get through the interview. This lady actually seems to give a shit and, even if she doesn’t understand it, tries to vibe with Jimi’s creativity.

[@canopener505ify]

There weren't any standard answers or canned responses like there are now. It was common back then for artists to speak their minds and interviewers who also did their thing with minimal boundaries.

[@BrendanC6788]

She's obviously reading prepared questions which makes it a bit stiff, but I read on another site that the interview was for her master's thesis so that's understandable. What's good is she gives Jimi time to riff and ramble, and she is better when she goes off script. The end product is great. Also very cool that Jimi would give an interview to someone for a project that was no benefit to him.

[@TheLisab56]

His voice, his MIND. I could listen forever.

[@sambana88]

Probably wont have someone like this in music ever again.

[@keiranbradley3222]

+samuel trudeau That is so true,,,,,,,,sadly, Peace.

[@paulablissett9396]

Not in 10 lifetimes..

[@rafiqshamir7966]

Y’all were wrong becoause here I am

[@benmaugaotega]

@@rafiqshamir7966 only wen get back to basics.the Blues.always brings the best sound and true honest feel✌

[@rafiqshamir7966]

Ben Maugaotega of course

[@probation1016]

an amazing performer, that was a poet & a true gentleman, humble & so polite! RIP Jimi---you've earned it

[@Lewis9709]

Jimi was not only a genius and the greatest guitarist of all time, but he has a great ASMR voice.

[@larryaldama1673]

🎸🇺🇸👍

[@544cachito]

This man sounds like he's lived so much for his young age. He truly was unique and his wisdom, amazing intelligence and incredible emotional vocabulary comes through the way he played his guitar. It's surreal.....

[@madchaos4912]

Don't forget Jimi was a Paratrooper in the Vietnam War and you bet he saw a lot of ugly shit go down.

[@dominicbrinkley8007]

@@madchaos4912 Jimi was a paratrooper before the Vietnam War

[@wanderingmum56]

How refreshing to hear Jimi and to hear his intellect shine through in this interview!!

[@paulablissett9396]

He was veryyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy intelligent, great to talk to,love u Jimi always....

[@dr.buzzvonjellar8862]

“I have been here before, the days of ice. And of course this is why I’m so concerned.” I believe Jimi was an advanced spirit that visited Earth. His perspectives were not of the time and place he lived. He’s supremely humanist.

[@DorriOlds]

Jimi was talking about solutions. He wanted peace and harmony. It has been 50 years and mankind is still stuck. Instead of the power of love we are seeing greed, destruction, murder, oppression, racism, and corruption. I like Jimi’s ideas so much better. “With the power of love, anything is possible.” Happy New Year, everybody. I hope 2021 is a whole lot better than the past 4 years of hate. 💖

[@wesleyAlan9179]

All we need is love actually. We dont need greed, We dont need fancy cars or houses, We dont power or lots of money, What we need for sure of is LOVE!✌💜✌💙✌💚✌💛✌🧡✌❤

[@revwahfair]

Unfortunately 2022 didn't turn out as planned.

[@Seeker194]

Wow I'd never actually heard an up close and personal conversation with Jimi...beautiful🕊💖🎸

[@guitargeorge644]

Jimi was so cool, I am so proud that Jimi and I share the same Cherokee heritage! Dohidv Jimi!

[@TAM-gz5tc]

I loved jimmys music and studied it for 3 years. The master.

[@PIANOBYMAURICE]

Wonderful interview, Jimi was down to earth and easy to relate to. Thanks for sharing, love this.

[@crisoverlookchingchang]

all my friends make fun of me for listening to "old music" but classic 60s,70s music is where I find peace in myself

[@charliejamz.]

You’re not alone out here. There’s a rare few of us like that.

[@sonicmojo]

Fuck what anyone thinks, to thy own self be true! 🤘👌😝

[@subzero308]

Man fuck them listen to what u like at the end of the day its only u who should be happy doing what u like.

[@AndySalinger33]

Friends are overrated

[@gma_willow]

Same

[@colink4823]

Jimi off stage, humble and intelligent, a deep thinker. Wonderful human being, taken from the world too soon

[@eddybadillo1461]

This is a wonderful interview that expresses Jimmy's wisdom I already knew existed through his music. He's the reason I picked up guitar when I was 12 years old the reason I still write and play

[@NTRFGHTR]

I love hearing Jimi Hendrix's voice and just the wisdom that flows from him and the vibe he gave off. I feel like most people couldn't even understand what he was saying cause of the way he thinks and how different his opinion on things were to most peoples opinion but hey, everyone has their own opinion and thoughts on things I feel as if Hendrix just wanted people to see through his eyes and sort of take what we learn from him and share with others. Just a pure message of love and communication between one another miss you Jimi ✌

[@ImranKhan-iv8ut]

N1TR0 F1GHT3R He was like an actual messenger

[@jimmyjennings4089]

Man what a mellow dude Jimi Hendrix was, I've never heard him be a smart ass like I have some other musicians, no big head at all, I believe Jimi was a guru of life.

[@barringtonbing393]

What a humble smart guy..definitely not a typical rockstar

[@StPeffie]

I am crying. such beauty.

[@kenbaker8868]

Jimi was a real good person deep down! He was down to earth and very personable. He left this world too soon because he had so much left to do! Too bad! R.I.P. JIMI!

[@cast4fish]

He characterized his music as a "little baby that can not yet walk for itself" If only he had the chance to give us more. But what he left us will never be forgotten...

[@ichunt6165]

Pilgrimage of Peace =Pop music, Jimi has spoken. Gotta love it.

[@probation1016]

What an incredible performer; a poet, a genius & will live forever in our hearts & minds

[@anthonymilner1008]

Jimi Hendrix will always be the man iam a fan for life.... ........tony milner

[@anthonymilner1008]

ALWAYS THE MAN

[@eddieloebs6852]

He was just so full of wisdom, all about peace ,love and harmony, and communication....his answers were over the ladies head...she couldnt really respond ,just say ok ,and move on to the next question......and every one he answered was about being positive or having a positive outcome in whatever it is that happens,,,,my favorite since the first LP.,,Hearing Jimi back then was like he just filled the air with magic man, it turned me the fuck on...Nobody could touch him...the most humble genous you'll ever find..

[@WHOAM1894]

What are you talking about? It's an interview, she's not supposed to respond but is simply supposed to fish information out of the person she's interviewing. She's clearly a very intelligent woman and definitely knows how write in complete sentences and spell "genius" correctly unlike some people... Her questions are deep and philosophical.

[@missionrd100]

I love how he was perceived by the interviewer. She treated him as a star, a counter culture figure, a musician, a performer, and recording artist, which is what he was. What a change. These days he is regarded as a guitarist and only a guitarist. The emphasis is on the guitar, amps, effects, practice time, blah blah blah. The guitar nerds have taken over and have rewritten history.

[@SteveWhiteDallas]

You've got it backward. When he was alive, other musicians respected him even if they didn't understand him. Those who did, loved him. To the older generations, he was just another long-haired hippie who played his guitar so loud and distorted it wasn't music, but an abomination of what music was supposed to be. Back then, so many bands wrote "message songs" with lyrics in plain English that anyone could understand. If you didn't really pay attention to Jimi, you would not get his message. Today, the older generations are his generation. We understand who he really was. Even younger generations understand his effort to spread love and peace. I don't know what your idea of a guitar nerd is. I do know that guitarists will always appreciate his music. Some mimic him while others rearrange his music. Some do alright. Some have mastered the Hendrix style. Other musicians will never consider him as just a guitarist because he was never just another guitarist. If he was, you would hear the heavy influence from other guitarists in all his music. Musicians who master their instrument to the level of creating a whole new style of playing it are relatively few. They don't come along every day. Who do you think inspired the effects you can buy in a box today? Do you really believe any real guitarist thinks Hendrix had little boxes that made his guitar sound like it did? To a guitarist, the emphasis will always be on the guitar, amps and practice. Some use effects. Some don't. But all real musicians respect other musicians, even if they don't really like the kind of music they play. Likewise, they all know who turned Rock & Roll music onto the path that lead to the Hard Rock genre that evolved into Heavy Metal, Thrash Metal and more. The only part you got right was the first sentence and the "blah blah blah" which is a good substitute for all you think you know.

[@missionrd100]

@@SteveWhiteDallas Your reply proves my point. The guitar nerds have taken over.

[@SteveWhiteDallas]

@@missionrd100 You just proved what U said is true. You don't even realize that your comment contradicts itself.

[@missionrd100]

@Steve White I love Hendrix but I regard him as an artist, not as a guitar player. He obviously was a guitar player but guitar nerds see that as the only thing he was. He was so much more than that.

[@joannaescobar7132]

I love hearing his voice

[@OriRonen]

5:20 Jimi Hendrix answer the phone.... what a legend

[@tajudeenyemiajuwon2494]

Listening to this interview you can tell Jimi was color less down to earth honest and in charge of the interview. I love this man and miss you for ever. Sleep on brother👊🏿

[@randybackgammon890]

Jimmy was not comfortable with black power ...or any kind of power for that matter apart from the power of love

[@Barz_Antone]

Hendrix was a young man when he hit the world stage. His ideas evolved quickly and toward 1970 he became anti-war and apparently pro Black Panther. He mentions them positively on some BOG recordings.

[@igolfjtweetler4097]

He wouldn't like the world now. Cruel greedy place.

[@paulablissett9396]

He's looking down and crying....

[@paulkardoulias9547]

My man its always been a cruel world,,,which is why the entire peace and love movement...mostly Jimi Hendrix

[@LuizLagz]

maybe thats why he liked the hipnotic sound that takes you to another world... maybe he saw things in human nature that makes it fundamentally impossible to make the real the good world that he felt, so he found in his music a way of momentarily giving his audicence a trip in their minds to a different and idealized reality

[@paulablissett9396]

AMEN!

[@andyzamora1185]

Nothing new under the sun

[@sandrapowell6991]

He is such a great man.... RIP

[@Big-Timbo]

that interviewer seemed overwhelmed by the deep philosophical answers he gives

[@vladdrakul7851]

And yet her interview technique gave us this great conversation. You are getting it backwards. No doubt because she is female and not a 'Rock Journalist who would make far WORSE interviews like Howard Stern putting THEIR opinions in there to look clever and knowing. She was very sympathetic and Jimi liked her. She is far more 'with it' than you are or ever will be in your arrogance. How sad 50 silly folks here agree with you.

[@vladdrakul7851]

I got it was 'a joke' which is why I called you disingenuous (that means being false). You could have responded to my point but instead repeated the oldest cliche ever about my name (not exactly thought provoking or original is it?). My point is that unlike your, again cliched comment about the 'poor interviewer', the fact is that she did GREAT and this is exactly how a good interview works. We got to hear JIMI's POV. Got it yet Albert?? This was a great interview. The best I have seen!

[@juliane3683]

Vlad Drakul ... Well said Vlad. That ‘haha’ gave him away.

[@Big-Timbo]

as some of you seem to take issue with unintended presumptions of the intention of my comment, I've since redacted some of the 'stronger' words. let me know if you want me to censor the comment any further to avoid you getting upset :)

[@revax2409]

@Bryan Smith who wouldn’t

[@cmkilcullen8176]

My jaw almost hit the floor when he commented on Andy Williams! But then again, we are talking about a music lover and a musician. I love how he refers to "so called rock". Music first, genre ....well, ok, we'll call it rock, fine... For all you young folks out there, pop music top ten radio played the hits back in the day. Top ten hits were The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Otis Redding, Aretha Franklin, James Brown, The Supremes, Sinatra, Johnny Cash, Andy Williams, Glen Campbell, Elvis, Bobby Gentry, Dean Martin, The Dave Clark 5, Temptations, Mary Wells, 4 Seasons...........music before genre. Just a sample of artists on one station during the 60's.

[@brittneyking4361]

“Oh yeah, that’s my friend!” So sweet. I really miss him

[@DarthPreamp]

Incredibly amazing interview. blown away. what a visionary.

[@cravinbob]

the best electric rock guitar player ever. Don't say you can play like him because he invented it and you just copy what you think you hear. I saw him at the end of this month, June 69

[@sarahs5340]

I didn’t know he had a desire to unite old and young. He didn’t condone a lazy lifestyle. Enjoying listening to his voice. 💡

[@morrisalanisette9067]

the only lyrics i can think of that reference this hatred of being stoned and lazy is from Power to Love: Flying too much today It's so groovy to float around sometimes Even a jelly fish will tell you that I said floatation is groovy And he said And a jelly fish will agree to that Yeah, but that old jelly fish Been floating around so long Lord he hasn't got a bone in his jelly back Floating every day and every night Riding high is a risk Sometimes the wind isn't right

[@ronblack2700]

This is my first time hearing this interview! Beautiful interview.

[@antemacan8338]

He was an angel sent from the skies to gather people trough music. But was stopped by those who don't want us gathering around peace love & music.

[@duckpuddles]

At school I had great friend called Kenny Enahoro, who a beautiful tall handsome Nigerian. We both went around with black armbands when Jimi died as he meant so much to both of us. A guy came up to us and said "Why are you not moving on, Hendrix is dead, move on" Kenny just said "Jesus Christ is dead too man" and walked on.

[@PANAYOTISOMEGAS]

Great honest interview with JIMI..... "THE MASTER!!!" Listen closely to his word .

[@dchevy34]

Popping in during the covid19 thing. Thank you for sharing, 1st time truly getting to know jimmi Hendrix..

[@Montanho09]

I didn’t know straight man could find another’s man’s voice so extremely soothing. Just started listening to this guy - Mind blowing!

[@tahsinfairooz5477]

such a wonderful interview

[@zachgold5066]

Much love Jimi you are dearly missed man your ideas and music will live forever. Rest in Peace wish you had more time to even have an oppurtunity to talk with you.

[@enejka]

Brungers Band is going to eat your own shit, ignorant little thing, nor do you know who you talk about and criticize like any asshole of the ku kus clan, imbecile, is born again. you do not understand anything .

[@paulablissett9396]

Thank You..!!!

[@1sttvbn]

Well put Zach Gold. Jimi didn’t have time enough to relax.

[@probation1016]

I wish he could have lived long enough to reach his true potential

[@subzero308]

I was born in 87' so sadly I wasn't even a thought when jimi was alive but if I could go back into to see him and the Beatles it would be amazing. Also he was only on the scene as Jimi Hendrix for 3-4 years and is without a doubt the greatest guitarist to ever play and people to this day can't match his greatness.

[@jumpmasterjm]

The biggest loss of 1970

[@JB111-b4d]

It’s amazing how Jimi was so intelligent at such a young age.

[@curbozerboomer1773]

He went through an awful lot, during his young life.

[@crazyhorse4785]

Thank you Hendrix

[@jedwilliams444]

13.36 Interviewer "I actually love heavy music, particularly yours" Jimi "wow that's great, come with me and we'll go places" Sitting here balling my eyes out over that. Such a undoubtedly powerful yet gentle soul. Thank you Jimi ❤

[@lisarochwarg4707]

I read that he wanted to get into sound healing. In many ways, he seemed suited for it. His voice is wonderful to listen to.

[@gavanhillebold3131]

Jimi James & The Blue Flames, got to love it. Legends never die or grow old. Epic music, the baddest guitar player ever bar none. R.I.P. (Johnny Allen Hendrix) James Marshall Hendrix ♥️🌹🦋🎸

[@krakaka8218]

Jimi can't be seperated from his era, very defining artist

[@Vor_Tex_Sun]

For me Hendrix is untouched as a guitar player and song writter

[@selasun4]

Wow! What an amazing interview with this beautiful, evolved, genius, humble, gentle man! Thank you for posting this:) l hadn't heard it before! Yes, the interviewer was a tad annoying at times but Jimi was so patient and beautiful throughout! And l am grateful to that lady for recording this gem! Luv u 4ever Jimi!

[@punkrock1989]

He was stoned or drunk half the time

[@WHOAM1894]

Wtf? Y'all are so dumb. How was the interviewer annoying? She asked deep, intelligent, and philosophical questions and handled herself well in conversation by the end without talking too much. It's like people just assume if a classic rock musician is being interviewed, the interviewer is going to suck; talk about baffling and annoying. People deserve credit where it's due. The interviewer did a great job and actually asked some of the most interesting and intimate questions I've ever heard an interviewer ask.

[@hawk65]

Very solid interview. The way Jimi answers the interviewer proves he’s digging her questions.

[@tylerthompson1842]

You can tell he was genuinely nice. Most stars had to fake it, he was true.

[@curbozerboomer1773]

He was a truly special guy...he was also human, and did give a few nasty interviews, particularly during the last year of his life, when he was often depressed, and increasingly strung out on heavy drugs.

[@paulanger2048]

Jimi would definitely be able to play at outdoor venues. The man just oozed good will and good vibes toward all. I've never felt like raising hell of any sort while listening to his music.

[@cmkilcullen8176]

He really was an outside performer. Even in open air, his sound was seemingly so big. But I have to say, sonically and acoustics wise, I loved his sound and tone as captured on "Band of Gypsies" and (cuts from Berkeley) "Hendrix in the West". That his sound was played live but contained in aTheatre sounded so good, so special. But I do love the outdoor stuff so much. I would have loved to have been at Monterey in 1967. Wow!

[@bigalb8935]

Jimi is the best guitar rock star ever he had the style charisma and guitar ability like no other I’ll always love jimi

[@brittdavid8591]

Wow, this King is the reason! I stand & bow With all the Music Teachers of the World, salute!!!

[@Thylovely4you]

hello again!! im listening to this for a second time, man jimmi was beyond his years, and what a beautiful man he was:) and of course the most awesome guitarist!!! x

[@trolabee]

Wow what an awesome thing to stumble upon. I love jimi. jimi had great perception and intelligence

[@bratachban]

Great. Thanks for sharing.

[@josephwirtel8765]

First words that come to mind? Laid back. The world lost a beautiful person when he left

[@MRiley-qy6fu]

Great video /Intetview-Great Man♐🎵🎆💝💝🎆😉Jimi-1 in a million

[@bevism.griffin474]

The apex of humanity delivered with regal elegance and universal wisdom...celestial spirit abides:)

[@axissur9864]

"if the people want to know the truth listen to the music. listen to ours, you dont have to buy it just listen to it"

[@MRiley-qy6fu]

This is so cool-thankyou for the magic-Makes me smile:)

[@jaynereynolds892]

15 June 1969, Interview by Nancy Carter. Recorded at the Beverley Rodeo Hyatt House, Beverley Hills, California

[@ErGoyoTV]

@21:23 Jimi talks Star Wars in 1969 - So much going inside his mind, in addition to being a musical genius already.

[@DanielRamos-zn1wo]

Yoo reading the comments makes me cry because it's mostly all true. Jimi inspired all of us at some point or somehow and he was a magnificent character, way ahead of society at his time.

[@wesleyAlan9179]

Absolutely 🎯

[@oskachu]

Very ahead of his time, in music and in mind.

[@bigalb8935]

If jimi was around in this day and age the world would be a little better jimi had such a beautiful way of reaching people ✌️

[@christophersuarez9011]

Does anyone know of a computer program that automatically will transcribe the words of an interview. Hendrix is lucid and able to express his mission for music. This is a gem interview. Should go down as a key source for approaching the truth of Hendrix's ambitions. Thank you VoodooKush. The humming bird is humming so loud I think I'm losing my mind.

[@v.c.webster9250]

Music stars used to be so eloquent.

[@anthonyriccardo3582]

yes thank u for sharing this...the truth is the truth unless it never was...jimi...the truth...thank u again

[@limjahey9244]

"Well what's that gotta doooo with schooooooool "

[@christinelee6010]

Exploration Inspiration m

[@myztico369]

Jimi, was so ahead of his time. So much Wisdom, Creativity & Loving Vibes....Keep Shining Brightly Music Brother!!!

[@JohnHenrySheridan]

Fantastic, thank you for sharing!

[@owenmajor1314]

This man might be my favourite human in history.

[@larryaldama1673]

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