Jimi Hendrix Like A Rolling Stone Live 

Who do you think??

All us old junkies who got clean. (Finally)

still rollin 64 & homeless priced outta the market

Oh, cmon :)

me!

We live in a charmed age, the best ever, and the best there will ever be. So many magical musicians, and we have access to them all. The future is a little less optimistic perhaps, but rock on while you can~

Yes Internet is a miracle. I remember recording a copy of this on a cassette recorder from a friend.

Yes thank you RU-vid

I couldn't agree more with yours and the first other three commenters here! I like to think of people like myself as "Straddlers." One foot in the Old World, one in the New. If ur like me and over 50, u remember growing up in the analog 70's and 80's , spending whole afternoons listening to entire albums with friends, roaming about outside, 3 channels on TV, all that nostalgic, and possibly better- for - your-mental - health stuff, lol. BUT, yeah, now RU-vid has a literally endless cool AF content to watch, and all the other digital/tech toys out there. So we Straddlers are blessed to remember the Old World, and hopefully survive ourselves (i.e. humanity) to see the potential mind-blowing gobsmackery of AI, which is STILL in its infancy, in ten or even five or sooner years...

@@Devo491 I recall my two-years - older brother had a friend named Eric who long -term lent me his vinyl of a Zeppelin bootleg ("Badgeholders"). It became such a prized "possession" of mine, ands I listened to it many times. But only it. Only bootleg Zep I'd ever known, or expected to know, really. Now...going to youtube is an embarrassment of riches for Zep fans and all the other Classic Rock and countless other categories of ANYTHING you have a whim to access. It really is charmed and magical, like you said, but that hasn't stopped me from feeling nostalgic about my old treasured "Badgeholders" bootleg...

What @SFbased said,,,,,, To the power of ten! ... R.I.P. Mr. Jimi .. Cheers, Vail, Colorado

Es completo hendrix

and his sense of rhythm....

Jerry Garcia

@@4-MinuteMiles Bluesy stuff.

All success is disappointing. When he became the highest paid entertainer on the planet, it certainly wasn’t as sweet as he thought. Probably suffered an episode of depression.

Que pureza de expresión

Jimy nacio para ser grande fue como cristo en uns epoca muy dura, mucha represion, discriminacion y demostro q con solo musica desafio a los conservadores y les dio mucho amor ❤.

You can really hear it coming out too. He would have gone great places with another Gypsy libeup if he could've escaped fame

Another thing that was unique about Hendrix was that he appeared to get turned on by his own playing. You could see it on his face.

Você é um iluminado amigo

Look up Moises Pneuma NYC subway on here. He gets Hendrix

I'm never getting tired of this video, I want to cry

Wow! Can I touch you

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Amen. Not many have the talent to take on Dylan, but Jimi really makes this one all his own. And no mistake - I fucking worship Dylan.

So well said, much appreciation !

Excellent analogy!!

Savant.

Well said. Thank you.

Valleys of Neptune sold out show!

​​@@zambot3325He's covered the universe several times over .... the Martians loved him, the Neptunians were awed. Jimi is "Space Truckin"!

Yeah bro 😂

Bro is a intergalactic legend

Perfect thank god

Or since

Like Nobody.

Look up Moises Pneuma NYC subway on here. He gets Hendrix

Or ever after.

jeff beck was doing incredible modern electric guitar playing before this but hendrix popularized the new distorted sounds with hits and airplay on the radio and recordings and look at the guy, so cool and expressive, beck a bit introverted but beck and hendrix are at the top of the tree for groundbreaking guitar playing

Not to mention Bob Dylan’s grandmother

@@user-wj1qm6sx1c Hahaha. Jimi could say the most random things. Like”No rain. No buttons to push.” Okaaay.

@@kendavis5853the “buttons to push” he was referring to was those on umbrellas if it did happen to rain.

he carried dylan song books everywhere he went

Nah....Jimi The one and only

Mitch? Yes. Bob Dylan's grandma over there? Not so much.

We've never heard the story of how Chas Chandler matched Mitch and Noel to Jimi. Two great young musicians just happened to be available?

@@57highland ... Read

The story is well known. Both Mitch Mitchell and Aynsley Dunsbar auditioned, and Jimi couldn't decide which drummer to go with. A coinflip settled the matter. Noel Redding, who was a guitarist, had showed up in London seeking a role in The New Animals (the band that Chandler's former bandmate in The Animals was putting together). He was told that those auditions were done, but was invited to audition on bass for the Experience.​@57highland

@@simontodd8195 Thank you. That's quite interesting. In my own mind, I had it simplified. I thought that Chas Chandler was pretty familiar with both Mitch and Noel and, having heard him, told Jimi, "I know two blokes who will be just right for you." But, of course, there had to be auditions. But it's slightly bizarre that a coin toss settled the drummer pick. I joke about the "coin toss" all the time in matters that are "too close to call." I never knew that something so historic had ridden on it. And the successful transition from guitar to bass by Noel, to win such a crucial gig, also is noteworthy.

How about Django Reinardt ? Hendrix "band of gispies" was a tribute to him

@@rogermichou8654 key word: rock

I'm 65!

Me two ❤ never forgotten ❤

God Bless! JImi Lives In Me Too. 68 Years Young! ✌️🙂

I'm 67

I played the hell out of this album with Otis Redding on the be side.

Not to mention he started playing at 15 years old. So 9 or 10 years of practicing(tirelessly) and his ability to express himself through his guitar is completely unmatched.

And Duane Allman died at 24. Sheesh,I’ve been playing for 50 years and just starting to really learn.

And he had picked up a guitar for the first time at 15. So less than 9 years later.

Stupid drugs....how many family's have to be scarred by this garbage before we wake up ...

One of the greatest rock drummers ever, he only got better the longer he played with Jimi. They developed a feel for one another and I think they both realized how good they could become together. Jimi always knew he could rely on Mitch's pocket, no matter how far out either one of them pushed.

@@muleface1066 ... Fantastic answer!!!

Under rated by who exactly ? Certainly not by any drummer who heard him. He was the best of his era by a distance.

He is underrated by no one but idiots. Please shut up.

First time hearing this version, effing fantastic!!

Jimi loved Dylan’s lyrics and songs

@@stevea6816 +1 .. Jimi & Dylan were NYC Village buddies..

His technique, yes. Do you know what he's doing when he runs his forearm (actually his shirt sleeve) over the upper half of the fretboard for a quick second in between notes? He does it several times in this video, including in the intro.

@@57highland It's like on the piano, a quick sweep, you know what I mean? 🤓🙂

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Yes, but there's another word in there: "____ kind of hearts and ears." It's always sounded to me like he says, "hearts, city kind of hearts and ears."

@@57highland any kind of hearts and minds. this was the 67' Monterey Pop Festival.

@@steveelder5306 Thanks for that!

O melhor guitarrista e cantor do mundo para sempre

+1 .. True that. RIP Herr Jimi... Virtuoso musician!

I agree I miss him to

Better than most I’ve seen in videos

That really is a kicker. Watch the Monterey Pop Festival movie and realize what contemporary music was at that moment. Most of the audience had no idea what Jimi was about to do. Pete Townsend did, and that’s why he refused to go on stage after Hendrix. Even he didn’t know how Jimi would sacrifice something that he really loved at the end of Wild Thing…

Thank you @@chipsterb4946Sir, ill watch it. anything this man created, is a treassure for sure ...He was unpredictable to say the least is my understanding...got my whole kitchen full of hes images lol

@@chipsterb4946 Ill watch it thank you Sir

Probably right -- same with the obvious All Along the Watch Tower, but there is another which is so cool but with little attention -- Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window.

He also did Tears of rage on the anthology album

Ah, I bet you are thinking of "All Along the Watchtower". This version of "Like a Rolling Stone" was a not a big hit, as awesome as it is with fans. I can't see how it could have made as much royalties as the original which was played all over the radio at the time. To me the whole thing is cool, and both versions are important.

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​@pcatful Dylan said Hendrix recorded the ultimate version of Watchtower.

His girlfriend during his NY times mentioned it in the Warner film, where she got mad at him for spending cash on a Dylan album when they were broke

​​@@Simon-jj2puyes, I believe his Harlem girlfriend's name is Lithofayne Pridgeon❣️

Dylan was jealous of his guitar skill .. He introduced to England ..

So ironic. A black guy copying a white guys curly Afro

I know you said one of his first acid trips.I heard Devon Wilson introduced Jimi to his first trip not to long before the fame.Must’ve been 65 or 66 if true 🤷🏾‍♂️

Not a great singer but obviously good enough.

Can't agree wth that. To me, he was the greatest guitar player who could also sing well. It's hard to do either. But, I think Jimi did both. Distinctive voice. And, he basically created acid rock at a high technical level of proficiency. Obviously, it's a matter of opinion ... And, Dylan sang the original better because, hey, Edie was his girlfriend. You can tell Dylan felt it.

Loved his voice! I thought he was a great singer. If he wasn’t the greatest guitar player ever and just sang the songs I would still love him!!

@@andrewcowin3815to each their own but i think he is a great singer and songwriter aswell,

He was a great singer. He had a great rock voice and was obviously an amazing showman. Just my opinion. He had it all.

BIG-TIME!!!M.O'B

Me too. No money, so no money problems.

Me too

Look up Moises Pneuma NYC subway on here. He gets Hendrix

I think that's because it was easy for him, at least musically; the crazy side of genius.

He is dead, as far as I know.

​@@jeanmarieboucherit7376 if only it were you instead 😔

@@TheMcstevester well, you are wishing me dead! What a fine human being you are ! The pride of your species! The hero of mankind ! The role model for one and everyone !

@@TheMcstevester LOL!

Yes not it's composers realizing their visions. How terrible. Sorry fanboy rock is dead and so is the guitar

Jimi never compromised with the mystery trends… was on his own, perhaps wishing he was a complete unknown?

Isn’t this monterey pop 67? So basically the start of his career

​@@bartoszmaciejmuszkat40 I understand that, thanks. I should have prefaced my comment that this Monterey Pop Festival clip proved that he had gotten demonstrably better at the end of his life (minus his exhaustion, frustration and subsequent self abuse), as proved by his playing with his loosely formed Band of Gypsies. Thanks❣️

I searched for years and here it is THANK YOU 👍

Good damn job 👍👍 cant believe I've never heard this!! My freaking jam, I'm in a fucked up part of my life right now, don't know if Jimmy's helping me kneel down farther, or picking me up some, but he's tha SHIT! Ain't nobody could, can, or ever will touch Jimmy's absolute KICKASSNESS! Preciate your work in finding the song, just heard Machine Gun for the first time too 💪 Never liked Hendrix more than I do now,

Jimi was also the original rapper, find sand castle made of sand. If you are still in a dark place in your life whether it’s music, or a friend please reach out to someone for advice. I have been enjoying Jimi Hendrix music since the mid 70s.

it used to be here... then nearly all Hendrix material was taken down, I think by one of the controlling family members, a woman, of the estate. Glad to see it back. Maybe she realized people resented it, & learned that he marketing these YT video provided was a better deal. Most fans, when it's affordable, want to own the CD or whatever format. I don't know... but it was here... then gone for years, & now it's back, thankfully.

Actually, it sounds like your teacher was hip! 💃

Coulda been me!

she stopped the song half way through@@skeller61

she was, if u know what I mean@@skeller61

C O O L !

Whiter Shade of Pale and Sergeant Pepper one of the best ever singles and best ever albums were released within two weeks of one another that summer. I think you may be right !

Oh yes! You said it. I love the phrasing and the unique pauses, as you feel the music float and glide over to the next exquisite phrase or lick.

Amazing m8❤ boys from the Street's

🤚🏼 Same here ❤

I Double That Thanks, I looked all over for this about 50 years ago till I found it on the live at Monterey album.

Me too! I've often said, "anybody who ever covered Dylan, played Dylan better than Dylan played Dylan"! ...and there have been MANY who have covered him, among them, this gem by Hendrix!

Well they both stand. A cry and response. No need to judge. It was a great time in music. Many people did Dylan's songs, and the melodies that he wrote--but did not sing--came out in full by artists like Joan Baez and the Byrds. Today we are all required to have an opinion and rank the GOAT of all things. It's a story to be enjoyed, not analyzed.

Best Song ever play by the best

Agreed, never forget Redding and Mitchell, once they split it was never the same again for me.

JIMI.

​@@alangb2086YOU GOT THAT RIGHT!!! M.O'B

Mom the

What's even better is a song called machine gun..the one where Jimmy's wareing white that give me the shivers

OUTTA SIGHT !

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No that's wrong his name was james cagney not.jimmy

Есть и помоложе: 23-летний тут!

His tone is pretty much unobtanium.... The Man!