No I don't think they were given he never plays a Fender anywhere in the movie.

@@cgavin1 Of course they had to remove the logo to avoid paying royalties, but it's a strat nonetheless

@@dukethotness I strongly believe that guitar is a SX Stratocaster replica

Nor did Hendrix speak in fucking Spanish :-)

@@marccarter1350 It's italian

@@PepeLuguillo ok :-)

@@marccarter1350 hahaha,it is Italian on this video!!

@@jesusmorgan1614 yeah, I can hear it now lol. Forgive me, I am English

Paddy Padraig just the 3rd and 4th are wrong. Eric was still playing Les Pauls at the time and Jack was using his Fender Bass VI. Eric began using the Fool in mid '67.

Jack did play. There is an interview with him here on KZfaq where he said that his amp was the only one that had two inputs so he and Jimi both played through the same amp. Townsend and Clapton did not meet Hendrix before this. Chas Chandler claimed that he set up this jam when Jimi asked if he knew Clapton. Townsend on the other hand says that he called Clapton having never met him before and invited him to come see this guy he'd been hearing about. Pete says that when they went to the club they met Jeff Beck coming out and Beck said that this American guy was stealing Pete's 'thing' with feedback. They went in, saw Jimi and were demoralized. They knew that he blew them away as a player and decided that the best thing to do was to claim him as one of their own. You have to realize that the only experience of blues and Black musicians that all these English bands had were old recordings and any tours that older blues musicians did in Europe. Hendrix was loud and aggressive and doing his stage show built from playing the chittlin' circuit and trying to stand out in a very regimented R&B backing musician lock down. This was like being released from a musical cage for Jimi and these little English boys were not ready for this. All the producers of this movie had to do was listen to how Jimi played Killing Floor during his first gigs in Europe or even at Monterey and they would have had a better idea how to play this scene. There is nothing about the playing or the showmanship in this scene that accurately conveys what happened that day.

Correct, I was there. I also think Jimi stood on the left side of the stage - oh for a time machine!! I don't remember 2 Marshall stacks each, only one.

UncleBoko that must have been thrilling!

Yes it was, but at the time I suppose it was just another Clapton gig. I remember they started with NSU but stopped a couple of times because the equipment was playing up, and I also remember it was 3 shillings and sixpence to get in!

Si, ma era bravo anche Eric Clapton, non te lo scordare

@@MattClaps non ho alcun dubbio su questo

Peccato che non é successo nulla di tutto ciò ahahaha

Wallace Wood right 100%

Struck by the resemblance of ‘Jimi’ and ‘Chas Chandler’ to their respective original characters, then the THE MUSIC! The hairs on the back of my neck stood up the whole performance! The ‘owners’ of Jimi’s music will be pig sick when this movie gets its rightful following, well done to all envolved👍

There is a story that Hendrix sent a telegram to a bass player in England, but he couldn't be reached. He wanted him to fly to New York to make a record with him and Tony Williams. Unfortunately, when the telegram reached his destiny, Hendrix was gone. Name of the bass player? Paul McCartney.

Eric, after Jimi died, said “I won’t put him on around anything that doesn’t feel it. I loved him. Played with him. Loved his music, but I never want to hear anything said about him again.” People say Clapton is jealous, I say Clapton loved and revered him.

You've bought into too much British Invasion hype. When King Crimson played in clubs, people were surprised to see Jimi Hendrix standing at the back. That was his favorite English band.

London and Europe were so different than the USA..

Blues and Jazz was a big thing in Europe which is why rock as we know it took off in the United Kingdom and not the States.

bobo brazil Exactly right. Cream were 3 powerful musicians, and not Eric Clapton's backing band.

I saw Cream 6 times live in the 1960's.....3 Tremendous Musicians Pushing Each Other

bobo brazil。Envy you! I saw them in 2005 at one of the 4 the reunion concerts in London.

Love you Xiao.....any fan of Cream is a friend of mine......I am a musician songwriter and singer in the George Edwards Group.....see our youtubes........I was influenced by Jack Bruce Big Time.....

bobo brazil yes! and Jack Bruce always was the leader.

No!

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@Kenneth Liburd Italian...even more hip!

Por dioss...E la luce fù!!!

The movie is perfectly adherent to reality. Here’s the same story by the guys on stage and Chas. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gbZ6mteC3Nq6hnU.htmlsi=zSA5--yh9k_1T8QI

Hahaha About the only thing G()()D said about this movie!!!

ber calnip Cuttn' Heads!

not gods...good players...the only one that died, so far, was from drugs

Clapton is a pentatonic guy, which at the time people were finding super cool, but Hendrix was doing weird things like Triads, octaves, using jazz chords and of course playing with his teeth, which was more impressive.

that's rhythm not lead...

MasterChale117 It's Andrew Buckley as Chas Chandler.

No, it is not. The only thing in common with that song is it's I IV V in the key of. They are playing a generic blues. And they could have found a hundred guitar player that could make it sound more like Hendrix than they did on this track. Same goes for what Clapton played of. Standard local blues band stuff, In fact, I know 3 local blues guitarists here in Columbus Ohio that could have played it more interesting than the dorian scale claptrap they used here. Both Clapton and Hendrix have signature licks aspiring players learn. I don't hear a single one in this song.

@@jackhammer111 Hendrix DID play Killing Floor! Eric DID stand there awe struck and walk off stage and go backstage where he tried to light his cigarette with hands shaking and asked "Is he really That good?!" So this scene is not that far off at all other than the stuppid little details that everyone here is griping about www.americanbluesscene.com/when-eric-clapton-met-jimi-hendrix/

ye i thought so

In October 1st 1966? I don't think they were friends yet...

They actually weren’t friends at the beginning. They had never even met.

Chas, Jack, and Ginger all said Eric walked off stage. Jimi played Killing Floor which Eric couldn't play - according to Jack he thought it was too difficult. Chas said he found Eric back stage trying to light a cigarette, shaking; "Is he really that good?".

Yeah, good friends! 😂😂

FireBirdGuitarist sanarco.

FireBirdGuitarist sanarco and mixed in Mannish Boy

Believe it or not spanish speaking italian and portuguese understand each other to some extent. It's really cool I to speak Spanish and English and understood it well

How so?

First time I saw Jack playing a 6 string Fender Bass with Cream was at the Saville Theatre in summer of '67. Before that his usual bass, at gigs I saw at least, through late summer/autumn/winter/spring of of '66/67 was a Fender 4 string. But why are we even taliking about this piece of shit movie clip?

Dovreste pensare a volte prima di parlare e scrivere... “eterno pivello”, Clapton is God ... per quanto adori Hendrix c’è qualcosa nel modo di suonare di Clapton in quegli anni che resterà inarrivabile!

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mrWHicphptWsh3k.html

Nemmeno lo stesso Clapton che diventò poi un grande amico di Jimi si è mai vantato di chi fosse più bravo. Se non altro per rispetto alla memoria dell'amico defunto. Lo stesso Jimi pare che a woodstock rispose a chi gli chiese chi fosse il più grande chitarrista, "Chiedete a Rory Gallagher". Ospite nello show americano The Dick Cavett Show, Dick gli fece la stessa domanda a Jimi, e Jimi era non solo in evidente imbarazzo ma rispose: ...Oh no! Un grande come lo era Jimi o come lo è Eric, non si vanta e non si vantano mai e quando gli porgono domande fuori luogo, lo percepiscono come un fastidio. Tutto quì.

Nor did he have the inevitable pinhole burns

Vimeo is your friend

Both, who has the tab please?