The crowd have no idea how to dance, they've just never heard anything quite like it. In the end most of them just stand still in awe and utter disbelief.
@anonymouslolxD No one in the world had ever heard anything like Jimi Hendrix before. Look at the crowd when he played Monterey in the late 60's. They were spellbound - and who wouldn't be?
Great honest live-performance. Jimi´s face expression halfway through "Purple Haze" and especially during "Hey Joe", shows that he is happy with total sound output.
Shit! People didn't even know how to react to Jimi's music. Check out the dance moves at 5:43. I bet they were realizing that these are not the appropriate moves, but just didn't even know what else to do...Jimi just blew their minds, man....It ain't Beatles, people (nothing against them though)...
Where can I sign? Non-musicians should not be allowed to film music-performances by law! There is no shot of the fretboard-hand, but always the strumming!!! Those camera-guys are the same idiots, who avoid to take a shot of the number-girls during a boxing fight...
Wow thanks- my first viewing. The semitone lower tuning in the low E in Purple Haze sounds so rubbery and fat. Frustrating that they choose not to show Hendrix in a wide shot much. May 18, exactly a month before Monterey. Set order 'Stone Free' 'hey Joe' Purple Haze' ending with amplifier attack by Jimi. Mitch plays a borrowed kit and other gear is also borrowed. Info from Tony Brown's excellent book JH Concert Files.
I agree that Mitch Mitchell is an incredibly underrated drummer, but you have to understand that Noel Redding is also an incredibly sensible bassist. Plus, his glasses are sick.
Mitch was a hell of a talented drummer. Called 'Jimi's man', both he and Hendrix were musically bonded. They could read each other so well that Mitch could even predict Jimi's requirement. Take a look at Jimi Hendrix Lulu Show Full Version. The slow down is just unbelievable. Just listen to Manic Depression. These two were made for each other musically.
I like how it says ""Mick" on Mitch's bass drum. Not sure why people think the audience was so "strange" in this video. They look like a bunch of typical German kids on a dance show from 1967. They probably thought Jimi, Mitch and Noel looked strange back then.
@spyguys Mitch was known to be real fussy about his drum set-up, but the gig was the main thing with Mitch. If he had to play somebody else's equipment, he'd make do. While Jimi had his preferences for Strats, Jimi could pick-up any brand guitar, right-handed, left-handed, 12-string, strings strung up-side down, etc.. He hated malfunctions, and there is one right near the beginning--watch him give a quick frown.
Whomever mixed this almost cut Jimi's guitar out. I visualize some uncool dude on the board going, "Turn it down. He's too damn loud. Nobody will like that."
Don'cha just love the camera men from these old rock TV shows- they have no clue what to cover when there's no vocals, which accounts for lots of footage of drummers holding down the beat during a fiery guitar solo....still I always love watching Jimi, Mitch and Noel from back in the day....
I love seeing Mitch rockin the traditional grip, he's credited as being the main inovator of fusion drumming, but I still think he's vastly underrated when compared to the likes of Bonham and Baker. Seriously, he was playing the rudiments like nobudies business, and I hate it when people rub him off by saying Moon, Baker, or Bonham was the best rock drummer of all time. Though of course it's all personal preference, Mitch usually seems to get the short end of the stick.
@hithatrollz Thats true. Without Hendrix, we wouldn't have had all the great stuff we've had throughout the years, and without Mitch, Hendrix wouldn't have been nearly as good as he was.
Skilled beyond belief
lees2oo8 2 weeks ago
at 1.33 elbow hit. freak....awesome.
GregOdrums 2 weeks ago
Dude Mitch gets down... Lol Only one word... Hendrix
HWDFL12 3 weeks ago
7:35 tongue JOB! hey Girls!
Bravosphere 3 weeks ago
I would almost rather listen to this guy play than have sex......almost! lol.
romienomie 1 month ago in playlist Jimi Hendrix Live Performances
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WadahGadain 1 month ago
@slamiam.... are German kids.......strange audience
jackulrich 2 months ago
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slamiam 2 months ago
Those kids in the audience don't know what hit 'em!
VonTwist 5 months ago
I'll tell you who NEVER underestimated Mitch Mitchell..... any drummer who
put on headphones & tried to copy his percussive genius (and you all know who you are out there:). Yeah, WE know how great he was!
grenderer94 5 months ago
AOL brought me here
MarkA15 6 months ago
3 classic songs from Jimi Hendrix & good Quality,-very nice !
Stoned1959 6 months ago
This is actually the guitar Jimi Hendrix burned and smashed at Monterey Pop Festival later the same year.
NicoMalcolm 7 months ago
nooooo por dios, miren a toda esa gente formal, dios! ver al negro en esos tiempos era ver al futuro, no se daban una idea jajaja
lamaquinadeltiemp0 7 months ago
The crowd have no idea how to dance, they've just never heard anything quite like it. In the end most of them just stand still in awe and utter disbelief.
anonymouslolxD 7 months ago
@anonymouslolxD No one in the world had ever heard anything like Jimi Hendrix before. Look at the crowd when he played Monterey in the late 60's. They were spellbound - and who wouldn't be?
rodentcafeteria 5 months ago
bass not tuned?!
allekans 7 months ago
Muppet1950, Fuckin Great, Thanks
VMATT500C 7 months ago
Great honest live-performance. Jimi´s face expression halfway through "Purple Haze" and especially during "Hey Joe", shows that he is happy with total sound output.
pbstratocaster 7 months ago
worst filmmaking ever
pepuli 7 months ago
WOW !! Jimmy killin it !!
bronncohowie 8 months ago
Shit! People didn't even know how to react to Jimi's music. Check out the dance moves at 5:43. I bet they were realizing that these are not the appropriate moves, but just didn't even know what else to do...Jimi just blew their minds, man....It ain't Beatles, people (nothing against them though)...
sandobg 8 months ago
hahahha look at the audience!!!!
Dbalx 8 months ago
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Mrneggersable 8 months ago
Already in 1967 Hendrix was an outstanding performer...no wonder Clapton got scared to death and refused to pick up a Strat for years :))
MB280E 9 months ago
@MB280E
clapton is a briliant guitarist jimi would of even agreed. i felt bad for clapton, the guitar can be such a harsh mistress at times.
guitar19904 8 months ago
the people filming this suck. why are all the shots zoomed in beyond fucking belief?
Jartny 9 months ago 3
@Jartny.............This was 1967 and everything was as new and fresh as the music!!!!! [A different age.......No MTV generation]
Muppet1950 9 months ago 13
@Muppet1950 True, but they should have known better lol. Awesome performance by Jimi though
Jartny 9 months ago
How true. Check out any video done in those days. The camera men were used to shooting sports. Music brought on a whole new ballgame.
bassangler33880 6 months ago
@Muppet1950 It was much better then!
abaneyone 3 months ago
@Jartny the average viewer didnt have a 40' screen in 1967...
TLU79 5 months ago
@Jartny Yeah,dont it piss you off!
twoslices 2 months ago
@Jartny
Where can I sign? Non-musicians should not be allowed to film music-performances by law! There is no shot of the fretboard-hand, but always the strumming!!! Those camera-guys are the same idiots, who avoid to take a shot of the number-girls during a boxing fight...
11Kralle 1 month ago 2
@11Kralle That´s the point! Idiots whereever you look! Keep smiling...
MrBAUM911 1 week ago
Wow thanks- my first viewing. The semitone lower tuning in the low E in Purple Haze sounds so rubbery and fat. Frustrating that they choose not to show Hendrix in a wide shot much. May 18, exactly a month before Monterey. Set order 'Stone Free' 'hey Joe' Purple Haze' ending with amplifier attack by Jimi. Mitch plays a borrowed kit and other gear is also borrowed. Info from Tony Brown's excellent book JH Concert Files.
AustralianFuzztone 9 months ago
Sounds tons better when Jimi turns off the Overdrive!
buzonperiodista 10 months ago
Jimi's not dead, God just asked for guitar lessons!
blkn3ko 10 months ago
all 3 dead now.
tiborvivi 10 months ago
I agree that Mitch Mitchell is an incredibly underrated drummer, but you have to understand that Noel Redding is also an incredibly sensible bassist. Plus, his glasses are sick.
TheWhitealbum22 11 months ago
Mitch was a hell of a talented drummer. Called 'Jimi's man', both he and Hendrix were musically bonded. They could read each other so well that Mitch could even predict Jimi's requirement. Take a look at Jimi Hendrix Lulu Show Full Version. The slow down is just unbelievable. Just listen to Manic Depression. These two were made for each other musically.
MrMoggyman 11 months ago
GOD!
archaiclonelystar 11 months ago
I like how it says ""Mick" on Mitch's bass drum. Not sure why people think the audience was so "strange" in this video. They look like a bunch of typical German kids on a dance show from 1967. They probably thought Jimi, Mitch and Noel looked strange back then.
spyguys 11 months ago 2
@spyguys Mitch was known to be real fussy about his drum set-up, but the gig was the main thing with Mitch. If he had to play somebody else's equipment, he'd make do. While Jimi had his preferences for Strats, Jimi could pick-up any brand guitar, right-handed, left-handed, 12-string, strings strung up-side down, etc.. He hated malfunctions, and there is one right near the beginning--watch him give a quick frown.
DonARen1950 11 months ago
10:32 'AND THE CROWD WENT WILD' If only they knew what they were witnessing
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1952FMS 11 months ago
he is still the living legend that will rock ur screen off! RIP jimi handrix the legend!
OoyamatsukamioO 11 months ago
THIS Is the Heavies version The JHE ever did
kimario81 11 months ago
strange audience indeed.
Menikmatik 11 months ago
scuse me while i kiss this guy
andreano2 11 months ago
You better believe it, baby!
bluesyjazzcat31 1 year ago
I love Mitch's drumming. He had a killer groove.
bluesyjazzcat31 1 year ago 2
I say he gave up the Marshall's for this show and plugged into the incredible ECHOLETTE amps.
thebigsuperbeatle 1 year ago
Great! Jimi says 'Scuse me while I kiss THIS GUY' as a joke! Love it ! Bet it was inspired by a Noel or Mitch pisstake.
theonlyantony 1 year ago
@theonlyantony at 3:34
theonlyantony 1 year ago
Whomever mixed this almost cut Jimi's guitar out. I visualize some uncool dude on the board going, "Turn it down. He's too damn loud. Nobody will like that."
rpriest500 1 year ago
Don'cha just love the camera men from these old rock TV shows- they have no clue what to cover when there's no vocals, which accounts for lots of footage of drummers holding down the beat during a fiery guitar solo....still I always love watching Jimi, Mitch and Noel from back in the day....
4everfrankenstein 1 year ago
A GREAT VID!!!!! ROCK ON!!!!!!!
klv400 1 year ago
These tracks have been edited in the wrong order,
you can see the faded segue edits inbetween songs.
01 Stone Free
02 Hey Joe
03 Purple Haze
rp61wasinnocentok 1 year ago 2
@rp61wasinnocentok just injoy the VIDEO!!!!!!!!!!!!
klv400 1 year ago
I love seeing Mitch rockin the traditional grip, he's credited as being the main inovator of fusion drumming, but I still think he's vastly underrated when compared to the likes of Bonham and Baker. Seriously, he was playing the rudiments like nobudies business, and I hate it when people rub him off by saying Moon, Baker, or Bonham was the best rock drummer of all time. Though of course it's all personal preference, Mitch usually seems to get the short end of the stick.
hithatrollz 1 year ago 41
@hithatrollz I could not have said that better myself, man! Stole the words right outta my mouth!
gingerb91 1 year ago
@hithatrollz Been There....Mitch is...was..the best innovative drummer of the time. I was there for it all...still am!
chazmology 5 months ago in playlist Jimi Hendrix Live Performances
@hithatrollz Thats true. Without Hendrix, we wouldn't have had all the great stuff we've had throughout the years, and without Mitch, Hendrix wouldn't have been nearly as good as he was.
PBANDSNOW 3 months ago
@hithatrollz He's playing match grip here.
TehGav 1 month ago
how did he make this guitar sound ?!
GeneralEisenhower 1 year ago
How can this kids be more bored? Their excitement is just about dead.
Thejbirdy 1 year ago
Not enough gain for Jimi lol
RastafariPoet 1 year ago
surreal audience in a fuzzy sound... great vid
RogerTurk 1 year ago
Jimi and band look quite relaxed and happy in this - probably still the time before to much drugs took over
MannyMUC 2 years ago
Drugs were hardly the problem. Being overbooked was.
RastafariPoet 1 year ago 32
@RastafariPoet Amen brother, they practically buried him from the stress of the road.
But drugs don't help your health either.
Thejbirdy 1 year ago
@Thejbirdy
Yeah definitely, those two things don't usually mix well lol
RastafariPoet 1 year ago
@RastafariPoet Good to know today's rock stars try not to burn out and go over the limit. Sometimes moderation works too if you do go down that road.
Heroin should be outlawed completely, a suck ass drug.
Thejbirdy 1 year ago
@RastafariPoet and gear exploding
TheMullerFan 1 year ago
@RastafariPoet I think you're right!
XEpikurX 2 months ago
We showed this on C4 (UK) TV's THE WHITE ROOM twice to much adulation in 1996. I found the 2 inch masters now rep'd out of Hamburg.
henrysgigs1 2 years ago
noel is out of tune so badly...
codehendrix 2 years ago
@codehendrix it's actually jimi.
floofynut 1 year ago