The foam around the microphone was because it was so windy that day and they had to improvise some sort of pop filter so the crowd could hear him. Thanks for another great review! I hope you look further into Jimi Hendrix! His music created a wave that flows into music today. Even rap artists say in interviews that they grew up on Jimi. His story is inspiring. He grew up in poverty and made it big. But, unfortunately died at 27 on “accident” because of his girlfriend. There are a few documentaries I highly suggest looking up. Some are on KZfaq. Hope you enjoy the content if you do.

for real!

Very true 🎸🎸🎸

ABSOLUTELY!!!!!

WELL SAID!

And he is still the best of all time..............: ))

True 🎸🎸🎸🤘

Band of Gypsies is my all time favorite album.

IM the same IM the same Im the same, Im almost 63, in 2 weeks, I've been listening to Jimi since 1970....Oh it gets deep. all that you said I agree with. thank you and play on Jimi !!

The first time I saw him was at the Westchester community center in 1967. We spellbound. Second time was at Woodstock Third time was at the singer bowl in San Diego with Janis Joplin. His concerts are still vivid in this country 71 year old brain.

June 7, 1970 , I was 14 . Tulsa Oklahoma , assembly center. The top of my head is still missing .

He got his influence from the blues! I hate the way he died!!!

@@ronniedover5934 yep. Died way too early. One of members of the 27 club.

Most everyone there is stoned.

He strung his right handed guitar for a lefty and tuned down a half step to E flat, if a right handed person were to play it, it would be upside down.

@@charleslatora5750 nothing has changed in 2022. Everyone still stoned.

Except it's well documented that he beat women. I rewrote your comment. " He beat up other women, especially those that lacked self confidence." Did some harm.

Great comment! He always deflected accolades to other guitarists when people mentioned he was the best guitarist . He knew during his time no one was doing what he could do . He was just humble and a gentle soul.

@@anthonyv6962 that is such crap!

@@terrysolien4870 He's human and therefor multidimensional to say "he never wished harm on anyone" is a stretch and it's well known that he was abusive. It might be crappy but it's true.

@@anthonyv6962 prove it! There was never any mention by girlfriends or other females. I have just about every documentary and music concerts on him nothing is ever said bad about Jimi by his women. Real footage tells the truth not something you read or a movie that adds untruths to be dramatic.

Wow! Must have been crazy meeting him!🤩Thanks for the info!

@@InJOYLife Keep up the good work. You are delightful!

Ask me about Hendrix , and I can give you a great list to react . It will open you up to 🎸

She sure has🎸🎸

@@guitarman8462 hey baby at the same concert

He's in the top 20.

he is the top twenty ! @@chopperchopper1418

Check out probably the best Rock/Blues guitarist ever... Stevie Ray Vaughn... ' Voodoo Chile ' live at El Mocambo... Followed by SRV again live at El Mocambo... ' Texas Flood '... Be blown away...

@@neilpitman3531 Voodoo Chile is a Jimi song. Watch him perform it at Woodstock, then tell us SRV was better. SRV tried to copy Jimi. Jimmy Kimmel does a pretty good imitation of Jim Morrison too...

Move over Rover - Let Jimi take over.

@@neilpitman3531 except the first SRV song you recommended was written by......Jimi

Ohhhh ok that definitely makes sense now lol thank you!🙏🏽😅

It was hammer on and offs but sure.

wow...I saw this 2 years ago and commented LOL

What do you mean "Was"?

Never stop rocking!!!😇😈🤘🏽❤️

Jimi was the highest paid act at woodstock and closed the festival for a reason.. he was very very veryyyyy well known by woodstock. He was largely unknown at Monterey

Omg I can only imagineeee!!!😩 I bet it was insaneeee!!!👏🏽

The GOAT.

Jimi Hendrix was 27 years old, When he was taken out. By Micheal Jeffrey and his crew

A month and a half before he died, just shy of 28.

Such as, yes, using his teeth

I agree if she thought Foxey Lady was a wild performance she will love this one!

Ok Thank you!!! Hope to get around to it!!🙌🏽👏🏽 And ohhh that makes total sense regarding the mic, that’s so crazy!

Jimi Hendrix at Monterey,A Classic performance,I enjoyed the bit,where Jimi starts revving his guitar 🎸 like a motorbike,and the finally burning and smashing his guitar,and the shocked looked on a girls’s face in the audience,it was like OMg!,!!,it seemed like America was introduced to a new God,it outstripped The Who’s performance,which is sayings something,also in between the songs Jimi had a wicked sense humour..

Yep ,awesome performance 🎸🎸🎸

Why do people only react to Jimi Hendrix live stuff. Its easier to appreciate live stuff after you've heard the studio version

Your daughter is definitely wise!😅👏🏽

Also the girls really were into him,as a heterosexual guy,I can see why he had a army of female fans🤩🤘,today teenagers still wear t shirts with his image all across the world..

Yeah he’s definitely soooo talented!!!👏🏽🔥 I will be doing more of him for sure!!!💪🏽 It’ll be on my reaction channel called “A Dose of Joy”👌🏽

And every other musician on the planet....

Thank you so much for the kind words!!!🥺🙏🏽 Means a lot!😭 And also, My new reaction channel is called A dose of Joy! I will be putting them on there from now on😇 Check it out, hope ya like it!🙏🏽 Definitely have a seat for you on both channels tho!❤️😅

Also... It helped mask the sound waves of all those stage speakers!

Thank you!!!🙏🏽 And I’m not yet but I’m sure it’s worth something!!!!😩👏🏽

"Jimi" and hey joe shows where jimi started hey baby shows where he was headed

Thank you so much!🥺🙏🏽 That’s means a lot!😅💪🏽

Wow thank you for your info!🙏🏽 Very much of a insight and very useful!💡

@@InJOYLife You're very welcome! :)

That is so interesting! He was definitely different!👏🏽🔥

I am not really sure what you are trying to say here, Hendrix practiced all the time, constantly, day and night, his 'natural ability' was being so entranced with and committed to the guitar, his girlfriends tell stories of him falling asleep with his guitar on his chest rather than them, he was not some magical music god who somehow knew shit, he watched everyone, learned from anyone he could, he would sit on the side of the stage with a tape recorder to learn licks from other musicians. His genius was taking all that and doing what he did, but the idea that he did not practice 'like some other famous guitarists', whatever that means, is absurd.

@@mpotter9944 you got to look at the time period. Hendrix had a one-string ukulele for a few years but his real playing started when he was 15. Say around 1957. Rock guitar was in its infancy in terms of effects. The first fuzz pedal came out about 62. The crybaby pedal didn't come out to about 66 late 66. Hendrix when he was younger went to the military for about a year. Other than the blues artists, he didn't have a plethora of selections available. Either hear it on the radio or go get the record. He never practiced to learn sheet music. He never practiced scales in terms of aeolian, phrygian scales. I'm pretty sure if you ask Hendrix when he was alive what's a pentatonic or aeolian, he probably wouldn't know as much. when I was younger and I started learning to play guitar when I was a teenager, I started to learn all the scales. I practiced day and night, scales, songs etc. Hendrix because of his raw ability could bypass all of that. He just played by pure instinct and would naturally find the notes by ear. He also did a lot of freeform time. So you could say he played a lot. Buddy Rich the great drummer for example, started playing when he was a toddler maybe one years of age, 18 months,I'd say, Buddy Rich admitted he never practiced. Not in the traditional sense. He played with the band. He had natural ability. He could hear a piece in one sitting and know the song. Hendrix in a way was similar. He learned Sgt Peppers after it came out on a Thursday, then played it on that Sunday live in front of McCartney at a performance gig. So again you could say that Jimi Hendrix played but I see that as different than practiced. Like he used his thumb when doing the Bar chords. He did what came naturally and easy to him and just went with it. He didn't spend hours memorizing aeolian or pentatonic scales, up and down strokes versus another type of picking. Diminished chord versus another type of chord. As mentioned he can bypass that, and given the technology and the rapid change with sound he adapted very rapidly to it and took the lead in front of Beck, Clapton and Page

@@nthdegree1269 I went down a Hendrix rabbit hole many years ago when I started playing guitar, have read a few biographies, all I am saying is the whole mystique and myth around Hendrix and his guitar ability is way overblown, he practiced and played constantly, he taught himself by learning from others, musicians would get angry at him while they are playing their set and Hendrix is on the side of the stage with a tape recorder copping their licks. You want to say he had some magical edge over other musicians, thats fine, but the truth of the matter is Hendrix did what he did through putting in the thousands of hours just like anyone else - practicing, playing, jamming with anyone and everyone he could, blood sweat and tears. he had a vision for his sound and he worked relentlessly toward that goal. If anything to say he had a 'natural gift' diminishes his own role in what he achieved.

@@mpotter9944 When I say practice, I mean like Micheal Angelo Batio and the shredders like that. You can hear a clear distinction in those styles between the looser or feel oriented style. Joe Satriani, is still blown away by a few of Jimi's performances, particularly when Hendrix was with the band of Gypsys. That type of feel for the music is innate, I don't think you can actually teach that to that degree. It can be developed but it was inside of Jimi and he manifested it through playing rather than practice When I played guitar starting out, I would take a scale and practice it as slow as possible and do that for eight hours, and work on speed that way. Hendrix was not doing that. You can hear it in the way he's playing. the closest thing to him in terms of Blues playing would be someone like Stevie Ray Vaughan. So rather than hard practice I don't see players like BB King Stevie Ray Vaughan Jimi Hendrix improving through strict practice regime. The type of practice they would be more involved in would be playing, learning through hearing records. It wouldn't be some regimented drill. that would be very apparent in a band like dream theater playing something like Since I've been Loving You, by Zep. You can hear in their version the feel is just not there. Sure they're much more technically proficient players because they've been through both long hours of drills and playing, but sometimes you start losing the feel.

I wouldn’t say Jimi had a terrible childhood,he lived with full Cherokee grandmother,he had his brother and baby sister Jani,he had a fascinating youth,yes joining the army,but lmproved his skills on the axe whilst playing with great older artists like litttle Richard and the Isley brothers,he got to do what he loved in his brief life,travelling the world exciting the youth and influencing other artists like Jimmy Page and others,a short life,yes,but what a legacy..w

@@peterroberts7684 I know his brother Leon, and many people he went to school with, knew and played with. You don't know what you're talking about.

@@davisworth5114 ok,but I would say ,Jimi Hendrix was a genius,and genius has it’s cost,depression etc,much like Jim Morrison,or Kurt Cobain etc,if Jimi had a troubled childhood,I will accept your assertions,and I am aware that the song Angel,was mostly about his mother,my knowledge like many fans,is second or third,or fourth hand,but as we are both fans of this great man’s legacy,I bid you peace,good health and best wishes,to me Hendrix was a exstroadinary man ,who did great things,and is a major historical figure of the sixties and beyond..👍🎸

Man that is so crazy! I did hear they did him dirty back then😩it’s so sad! But I definitely agree he would have been one of the biggest if he was here now!👏🏽

Oh wow didn’t know that! Thanks for the info!🙏🏽🙌🏽

Omg he did ALL THAT?!?!🤭🤯 Yeahhhh I definitely need to catch up!!!🤦🏽‍♀️😩😅

@@InJOYLife I saw him live just before he died. The audience usually just sat there in stunned silence for a minute after every song. It took them a while to recover their senses. The whole audience would walk out going "Holy S**t!" Take a look at the other reaction vids on Hendrix. Every time, the person has to stop and rewind the song a few times to check to see if they really saw what they thought they saw. When you were in the audience, you couldn't do a rewind. You were still senseless from the last one when he did another. People who saw him often report that it was an experience like taking LSD. You could not believe what you were seeing even while you were watching him do it. It was really mind blowing. He could play the guitar with anything and Never. Missed. A. Note. It was perfect, the whole time. What was most astonishing is that he made it look sooooo easy - like any time you pick up a guitar this is what happens. He could play those songs while he was tying his shoes. It was absolutely nothing to him. He didn't even have to pay attention to what he was doing. If you really want to know how big of a difference he made, take a look at the very best rock guitarists before he came along. It is stunning. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m66AaryG3JarYoU.html -- the best guitarists in 1963 -- Five years later, Hendrix was doing this. Hendrix was Clark Kent's brother.

@@InJOYLife Also, see him do Wild Thing. He did backflips while playing and Never. Missed. A. Note.

@@cliffordschaffer5289 wow ,🤘🤘🤘🎸

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