I reckon he only played the songs so as not to freak people out. The distorted soundscape he did before convention made him go into 'Hey Joe' is what he would rather have expanded on into a sort of cosmic jazz not bound by the limited boundaries of the pop world.
I love watching this guy play, completely effortless, as if this was what he was born to do, not something he learned. A true master at work. A Paganini for the 20th century.Where is his equal now?
That IA SO AWESOME! Any time I need a laugh I watch this. I love the way Jimi has to tell Mitch to STOP! They were thumbing their noses at the P's.Tht.B! PRICELESS!
I watched this live at the time back in the day, you can see how brilliant it was, and on live TV they couldn't edit or fade Jimi, the clapping was because the TV show was ending but Lulu didnt close it. Hendrix hated playing old stuff 'this rubbish' when his music had and was evolving. He had made his name in the UK in the Autumn of 1966 by jamming with Cream and playing, sublimely, something Clapton couldn't play; Killing Floor. They became and remained good friends. Jimi liked competition
"...and uh, yeah, yeah I forgot the words. But I got to get out of here as fast as I can."
- Only Jimi Hendrix can forgot the lyrics in the middle of one of his songs and casually just mumble out some other words in its place and not only make it sound good, but get everyone to love it better than the original.
HENCE! That's why he calls the last song "rubbish." And they get cut off the air because they played for too long and Lulu wouldn't have time to do her goodbye stuff for the show.
Actually no, he stopped because 1. by this time in his career when people asked him to play "Hey Joe" (which Lulu did ask him to do) he didn't like it, he wanted to move on from his past songs, specially songs that weren't his. and 2. During the song things weren't going right, that crazy into he does with the whammy usually untunes strings, but us it may sound awesome either way but Jimi wasn't happy. So he abruptly stops "Hey Joe" to start on Cream's "SOYL" cause he wanted to.
Actually, Jimi did not forget the words, as it is said in the description of the video. Lulu was going to sing with them on Hey Joe, but Hendrix didn't want her to sing because he thought he'd look stupid (which he would). The whole stuff was planned from the beginning.
Actually, Jimi did not forget the words, as it is said in the description of the video. Lulu was going to sing with them on Hey Joe, but Hendrix didn't want her to sing because he thought he'd look stupid (which he would). The whole stuff was planned from the beginning.
You gotta love the way Jimi goes to tune his low E string after the first line of Hey Joe at 5:55 and gives a little grin and a "Whoah!" over his shoulder to the guys! What a great sense of humor! The performance is all about having fun!
The "South Bank Show" (Great Britain TV) in the early 1990's has Noel Redding discuss this session. The band went to the bathroom to have their "smoke" before the show, but it fell down the sink drain pipe in the bathroom! Noel Redding then found the BBC maintenance man and insisted that he alone perform the maintenance and get the "ring", which the BBC man was willing to do. Noel went on to say that after they got their "smoke", all was well......
The "South Bank Show" (Great Britain TV) in the early 1990's has Noel Redding discuss this session. The band went to the bathroom to have their "smoke" before the show, but it fell down the sink drain pipe in the bathroom! Noel Redding then found the BBC maintenance man and insisted that he alone perform the maintenance and get the "ring", which the BBC man was willing to do. Noel went on to say that after they got their "smoke", all was well......
OMG 3:48 - I showed this trick at the end of a song in a TV show with Půlnoc on the Charles Bridge, unfortunately, the camera just took something else, as is our custom. It hurt terribly, but it sounded tremendously :-)
i love it at 5:32 and the little lick at 6:10 and wooaaah to that seriously out of tune top string!! And that heroic Yeah at 7:29, and 8:04 " for the poeple out there! where does the crewman signal, what time in the video?
Hendrix just kinda gave up in the end because of the short amount of time they had but he loved just the little jam lol
ChaosRuler32 3 weeks ago
I reckon he only played the songs so as not to freak people out. The distorted soundscape he did before convention made him go into 'Hey Joe' is what he would rather have expanded on into a sort of cosmic jazz not bound by the limited boundaries of the pop world.
flaxonx3 4 weeks ago
THIS IS MY GOD!!
StratoBlaster420 1 month ago
I love watching this guy play, completely effortless, as if this was what he was born to do, not something he learned. A true master at work. A Paganini for the 20th century.Where is his equal now?
madmic1967 1 month ago
@madmic1967 He's not a guitarist, he's a force of nature!
ChaosRuler32 3 weeks ago
Force of nature . .
1herbiekritzer 1 month ago
Pause the video at 4:26. Lulu has one of the prettiest profiles of any woman I've ever seen. She's gorgeous.
LedWhisky69 3 months ago
That IA SO AWESOME! Any time I need a laugh I watch this. I love the way Jimi has to tell Mitch to STOP! They were thumbing their noses at the P's.Tht.B! PRICELESS!
theguitarczar 3 months ago
He's playing through a 50 Watt half stack instead of the wall.....Still just as awesome! I like it better, man!
theguitarczar 3 months ago
I watched this live at the time back in the day, you can see how brilliant it was, and on live TV they couldn't edit or fade Jimi, the clapping was because the TV show was ending but Lulu didnt close it. Hendrix hated playing old stuff 'this rubbish' when his music had and was evolving. He had made his name in the UK in the Autumn of 1966 by jamming with Cream and playing, sublimely, something Clapton couldn't play; Killing Floor. They became and remained good friends. Jimi liked competition
fredg136 4 months ago 2
listen closely from :40 - :45 seconds... yeah!!! That is what he was looking for!!!
LarryBraswell 6 months ago
"...and uh, yeah, yeah I forgot the words. But I got to get out of here as fast as I can."
- Only Jimi Hendrix can forgot the lyrics in the middle of one of his songs and casually just mumble out some other words in its place and not only make it sound good, but get everyone to love it better than the original.
HeWhoBearsTheMark666 7 months ago
Four decades on and no one has even come close.....
ARRISIPPY 8 months ago 5
Love The 'I Feel Fine at 6:00
HIDEOUSLYOURS 9 months ago
Im so High!
lilc2021 9 months ago
HENCE! That's why he calls the last song "rubbish." And they get cut off the air because they played for too long and Lulu wouldn't have time to do her goodbye stuff for the show.
eastsidekoolaid 10 months ago
Actually no, he stopped because 1. by this time in his career when people asked him to play "Hey Joe" (which Lulu did ask him to do) he didn't like it, he wanted to move on from his past songs, specially songs that weren't his. and 2. During the song things weren't going right, that crazy into he does with the whammy usually untunes strings, but us it may sound awesome either way but Jimi wasn't happy. So he abruptly stops "Hey Joe" to start on Cream's "SOYL" cause he wanted to.
eastsidekoolaid 10 months ago
Actually, Jimi did not forget the words, as it is said in the description of the video. Lulu was going to sing with them on Hey Joe, but Hendrix didn't want her to sing because he thought he'd look stupid (which he would). The whole stuff was planned from the beginning.
impellitarian 10 months ago
Actually, Jimi did not forget the words, as it is said in the description of the video. Lulu was going to sing with them on Hey Joe, but Hendrix didn't want her to sing because he thought he'd look stupid (which he would). The whole stuff was planned from the beginning.
impellitarian 10 months ago 9
Wow, really? Where did you learn about this?
cwstark7 10 months ago 6
I read Jimi's biography. It's called "Room full of mirrors", just like one of his songs
impellitarian 10 months ago
@cwstark7 Room full of Mirrors Jimi's biography.
GoldenNakai17 10 months ago
@cwstark7 he learnt it from the jimi hendrix biography by Charlese R Cross im guessing
1stclaret 4 months ago
@cwstark7 it was a hendrix documentary made by mtv. it was pretty well known on youtube but it got taken off.
kermicheo 1 month ago
@impellitarian Your absolutely right!!!! It's been planed from the start!!!!
marcab71 9 months ago
You gotta love the way Jimi goes to tune his low E string after the first line of Hey Joe at 5:55 and gives a little grin and a "Whoah!" over his shoulder to the guys! What a great sense of humor! The performance is all about having fun!
rafaelblock 11 months ago 11
@rafaelblock, you have that right!
The "South Bank Show" (Great Britain TV) in the early 1990's has Noel Redding discuss this session. The band went to the bathroom to have their "smoke" before the show, but it fell down the sink drain pipe in the bathroom! Noel Redding then found the BBC maintenance man and insisted that he alone perform the maintenance and get the "ring", which the BBC man was willing to do. Noel went on to say that after they got their "smoke", all was well......
cwstark7 11 months ago
The "South Bank Show" (Great Britain TV) in the early 1990's has Noel Redding discuss this session. The band went to the bathroom to have their "smoke" before the show, but it fell down the sink drain pipe in the bathroom! Noel Redding then found the BBC maintenance man and insisted that he alone perform the maintenance and get the "ring", which the BBC man was willing to do. Noel went on to say that after they got their "smoke", all was well......
cwstark7 11 months ago
pure voodoo magic!
stanleysoldman 1 year ago
OMG 3:48 - I showed this trick at the end of a song in a TV show with Půlnoc on the Charles Bridge, unfortunately, the camera just took something else, as is our custom. It hurt terribly, but it sounded tremendously :-)
haduroboros 1 year ago
Wow - excellent footage!
iamRottenRon 1 year ago
I Feel Fine at 6:08 ?
busfaucet 1 year ago
@busfaucet thought it was Daytripper.
l176bx 10 months ago
@busfaucet yup, a quote from I Feel Fine
clank4001 10 months ago
Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhh Myyyyyyyyyyyy i saw this live..............what a blast
cabogirl5454 1 year ago 14
"We're being put off the air", - man- whoever made that decision: Well Done - like worst ever call in all of television and music history.
Lulu is still pretty hot, amazingly.
seacow1970 1 year ago
I'm so happy that someone is keeping the show going!!
jimijoss 1 year ago
God only makes one of some things and to guitar, he was it.
Dtarza 1 year ago
Noel Redding sure looks like Geddy Lee!
PaiMeiJac 1 year ago
I remember watching this on live TV as a kid
stephenhayesuk 1 year ago
Classic Hendrix (& Experience) playing, Classic Hendrix attitude...
Whoah, indeed!!!!!
easguitar 1 year ago
He was just the Dogs wasn't he :D
psychodamned 1 year ago
That note at 0.41 sends shivers down my spine...
CruyffTurnable 2 years ago
41 years ago today... You're still ahead of your time Jimi!...... R.I.P
164jord 2 years ago
det e så vakkert, e har ikke meir å si
PinguLinn 2 years ago
will be 41 years ago soon.
164jord 2 years ago
happy birthday jimi!!!!
sk8erguy011 2 years ago
happy birthday jimi!!!
sk8erguy011 2 years ago
and Happy Birthday Jimi, You would of been 67 today. <3, It's really sad that he isnt here.
164jord 2 years ago
i love it at 5:32 and the little lick at 6:10 and wooaaah to that seriously out of tune top string!! And that heroic Yeah at 7:29, and 8:04 " for the poeple out there! where does the crewman signal, what time in the video?
164jord 2 years ago
Nice edit, perfect song jimi
164jord 2 years ago
and 8:05 haha...
southerngentleman75 2 years ago
right on at about 7:20 :P
southerngentleman75 2 years ago
awesome
holi66 3 years ago 12
I love how improved the sunshine of your love felt, they were giving each other looks like "keep going?".
guitarplayer7694 3 years ago