Jimi Hendrix - Night Bird Flying (Behind The Scenes)

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@tristan583 Год назад

This might be his most complex playing ever , incredibly addictive and beautiful

@vivnoname 6 лет назад

This is one of the most beautiful songs ever. The guitar work and how it all fits together is mind blowing.

@user-dd3ny5nx7h 4 года назад

U. R. So. Right

@foxyloxy6497 3 года назад

Its my favourite Hendrix song

@briancannon2870 3 года назад

It's good n definitely original but idk about mind-blowing

@vivnoname 3 года назад

@@briancannon2870 it’s about personal taste though isn’t it Brian? I’m a sucker for lead guitar and to me this is perfection. 😀

@jimiboon6848 3 года назад

I absolutely love this song but imagine if he repeated 0.53 all the way through

@2Uahoj 6 лет назад

There is an endless debate about his skill as a guitar player including comparisons with others, but people often forget he was also a great songwriter. His endless "jamming" which he loved to do so much on tour, overshadowed the fact that he also wrote and performed excellent melodic songs, such as this one here.

@Magnetron33 7 лет назад

A fairly rare slide track as well! A real guitar symphony. His progress in the 3years he recorded was literally off the charts.He took the instrument to a place it had not been before.

@azarkiowa 11 лет назад

Jimi's masterpiece, right up there with 1983 A Merman I Should Turn To Be. Everything is hitting on all cylinders.. guitars, bass, drums, percussion, the lyrics... perfection.

@Einnor084 6 лет назад

azarkiowa They need 2 do a better BHIND DA SCENEZ, on A MERMAN I SHALL TURN 2 B - 1983. Da 1 they did, iz paltry, 4 such a masterpiece. SMH

@michelhedley1805 4 года назад

1983 is always overlooked in these reviews of his tracks. Impossible to understand as he played some absolutely sublime guitar, all in the studio at their best and superb mix.

@whiskey419 3 года назад

Can't forget Machine Gun, which I'd say is probably one of the best live songs ever done.

@GodsUnrulyFriends 3 года назад

1983 is an electric guitar based symphonic poem, a rock fantasia.

@McClatchy71 3 года назад

Interesting. Those are my two all-time favorites, Night Bird and 1983. Even though as a teenager in rock band in the 60's we covered 5 songs from Are You Experienced.

@klmullins65 6 лет назад

You can tell Eddie Kramer is STILL very much blown away by Jimi's music...after 50 years of extensive, and intensive, working and re-working. Watching him as Jimi's music plays reminds me alot of Salieri's ecstatic reading of Mozart's sheet music in "Amadeus"...you can see his eyes roll into the back of his head!

@curbozer5006 4 года назад

True..but let us not forget, that he is being paid, very well by Janie and company to do what he is doing.

@beachcomber4141 6 лет назад

Excellent example of Jimi's mind at work. Brilliant.

@veryexciteddog963 5 лет назад

Cutest Stand/user

@thewalrus5878 6 лет назад

One of the best Hendrix songs and guitar arrangements ever.

@erickarreman6119 9 месяцев назад

I've been playing guitar for 50 years (started playing when I was 14, I'm 64 now) but this track by Jimi is incredible...so many layers...wow!! I couldn't do that! In all honesty...what a guitarplayer...

@snidelywhiplash8399 5 лет назад

The death of Jimi Hendrix was the single greatest loss in the history of rock music.

@andmoreagain5323 4 года назад

nah, kurt

@BobK5 4 года назад

Chris M correction - the early death of Franz Schubert was the greatest single loss to music and then much later on Jimi died and joined him.

@davidzimmerli489 4 года назад

Agree

@gwantw1326 3 года назад

Waterboarded with red wine.

@McClatchy71 3 года назад

Agreed

@cheemaclicks 11 лет назад

This track to me is the best masterpiece in all Jimi's career. He's got 4 layers of guitar going in his mind, all different types and they all fit in incredibly precise and sound fucking amazing.

@briancannon3300 4 года назад

He plays one. Then Listens to it and adds a lil. Listena to that n adds another not like he played or thought of them all at the same time

@kaspafischer 4 года назад

He kinda sounds like Duane Allman in this one if I may say so... Countryish

@danielsuarez1431 4 года назад

This is the best at the recording console, the recording lab. The other live track is "Message to love"

@FloridaManMatty 4 года назад

Randy Rhodes and Hendrix both had the most uncanny ability to compose multiple layers in their heads prior to hitting the record button.

@therealmitchconnor4275 4 года назад

@@briancannon3300 no shit

@stevenoslica309 Год назад

Just an awesome song Jimi's brilliance shining through sounds like violins incredible

@dreamwell2020 8 лет назад

I've loved this song for a long time - now more than ever, after this demonstration of what went into it.

@SOB044 10 лет назад

Wow Billy Cox is so cool, I see why Jimi liked him!

@homoerectussemenallyretent6638 7 лет назад

SOB044 yeah i felt he was a stablelizing sobering effect on mr.Hendrix. it was just tragic at the end on that final tour that somebody doped him or something then Jimi ends up dead.but he has such a cool receptive demeanor.

@buddinmaplestory 9 лет назад

God, I couldn't help but say wow when I heard that single guitar track. You get to hear Jimi's voice as a guitarist.

@elpiqui 4 года назад

This song is so pure, pure Jimi this might be his most Jimiest song ever a thing of complexity subtlety and beauty. God Bless his soul.

@remiem6070 8 лет назад

I always found this to be so delightfully complex yet laid back and almost country in flavour. Genius... We'd need four guitars to do this live!

@jeffreycaldwell5874 4 года назад

Jimi Hendrix was a musical genius, in my opinion

@timhitt9541 3 года назад

He was a great showman too

@frankbarbaro4363 5 лет назад

One of my favorite songs along with 1983.

@georgestevens1502 9 месяцев назад

Cry of Love.is my favorite Jimi album, although I love them all. But the mix of the guitars and the way the tracks run together is gaw dropping.

@ValKing 11 лет назад

Holy hell! I would give anything to have been a room with Jimi playing! WOW!

@samlewis7878 8 лет назад

The -behind the scene--are total dynomite..........priceless docs

@jessiefreeman6307 9 лет назад

Jimi's face tell's it all, mouthing the notes in harmony.with his guitar.

@Excalibur2112 8 лет назад

+Jessie Freeman Loved when he did that...

@Worldwideguy96 7 лет назад

Yes!

@mattm1982 7 лет назад

I don't see that anywhere on this video, but there's a great example of that during The Star Spangled Banner live at Woodstock. You can see the emotion in his face when he bends a note.

@andrewdods2236 6 лет назад

Tells. No apostrophe in tells. That would mean tell is .. tell's .. and that is (that's) .. nonsense ... :-)

@zunildaestevez4641 4 года назад

I felt in love with jimi hendrix the second he strum he's first note. BEST NEXT TO MOZART AND PRESIDENT LINCOLN. LOVE AND PEACE TO ALL THAT ARE STILL FALLING IN LOVE FOR JIMI HENDRIX. I LOVE HENFRIX FOREVER.

@raybaker7606 10 лет назад

best guitar mix I ever heard

@michaelgaskell7408 2 года назад

Almost my favourite creation from Hendrix,along with Drifting,and,and,and.....!

@boxingin 10 лет назад

I'm just gonna say what you all already know: they'll never be another Jimi Hendrix. Never!

@deacontheseer4804 7 лет назад

Cheech Chong that's because he was from Mars LOL

@incognito7479 6 лет назад

Cheech Chong Got that!

@alfeinstein4168 6 лет назад

He came from another universe

@andrewdods2236 6 лет назад

there'll ...

@betterthantelly2993 6 лет назад

Always good to hear the truth!

@edwardlagrossa1246 2 года назад

When I saw Jimi on my 14th birthday 6-22-69 @ Devonshire Downs, Granada Hills, California, I was inspired so much I became a life time guitarists which I still am to this day! No other job. Not 2 bad. Thanks Jimi. Love ya brah.

@stubhead 8 лет назад

This one - Cry of Love - and the guitar choir of Clapton, Allman and overdubs on some of the Layla tracks, and Led Zeppelin 4. We thought it would KEEP GETTING BETTER but, that was it.

@KD180 11 лет назад

This is just a terrific video analyzing the Jimi Hendrix experience. I hope VEVO puts out more videos like this before all the people blessed enough to work with Hendrix take their memories with them when they go.

@echoman1975 6 лет назад

This is insane! Completely, incredible musician with an amazing vision!

@bmuhamad 5 лет назад

Love this progressive Country-Funk Rock.

4 года назад

Psychedelic orchestra

@angelosorno1768 3 года назад

Damn this is what Jimi wa evolving to. A literally symphony created by a genius in his prime. That fact that this was released after his death makes me really sad...

@daveguitarnowski4402 Год назад

This is just one of the examples of what he was talking about in interviews before his death,of his plans to make a "guitar orchestra".... This, many of the Rainbow Bridge and Cry of Love tunes foreshadowed what he was talking about (check out the studio version of the Star Spangled Banner!)

@jimashtube 4 года назад

Nightbird's been inspiring me since it came out the first time. Thanks Eddie.

@Worldwideguy96 7 лет назад

I often wonder if he was still alive, how he would perform his new songs (first rays of the new rising sun album) and which one he would have picked and how these live performances would turn out. Maybe he would have expanded his band, but who would play all these other guitar parts? And maybe he would have changed his live rig set up. He didn't needed that much volume anymore for his new songs. Damn wish he was here so he could have continued. He's next album was like a rebirth...

@Worldwideguy96 7 лет назад

Yes! and that would be a sweet change to his trio format. I really love his set up though with the loud Marshalls and everything. But For sure his new songs didn't need all that equipment.

@bmuhamad 5 лет назад

Orchestral textural arrangements...

@sharpstat 11 лет назад

That was so amazing to hear. One of my favorite tunes because of the dueling guitars and the feel of the song itself. I have always maintained that if you let your mind go and carefully listen to the lyrics and the rhythm it has a slight country flavor with Jimi's signature soulful funky blues based riffs thrown in of course! Example the slide guitar in the opening of the song I love it when Eddie Kramer isolates the tracks. The track with his Strat with (DI) direct input sounds so sweet!

@otsotorronen8830 8 лет назад

I just discovered this song so good❤

@peterg.bassist 15 дней назад

LOVE THIS SONG! Thank YOU Eddie Kramer for his Tremendous and Brilliant Mixing of the songs on The Cry of Love.

@earlludwig3614 Год назад

It just never stops. Every time I hear him I am always struck by how much I deeply appreciate and admire his music.

@echoman1975 4 года назад

Goddamn Brillliant, just genius!

@PhukIT1865 11 лет назад

in such a short space of time he left us with the most incredible music, thanks for these history lessons

@antrygis1 3 года назад

One of the greatest multilayered guitar tracks ever made. Innovative in its time. It was nearly 10 years later and Uli Jon Roth-a big Hendrix fan-did Burning Wheels Turning. Without Jimi he never would've had the idea and he delivered brilliantly. But Jimi was the fountainhead of so much; guitarwise and otherwise.

@mpgunn5943 7 лет назад

I have always thought this was Jimi's most compositional song. An orchestration! This song is what Jimmy Page meant by "Guitar Army"... Imagine what Jimi could have done with a little portable fostex cassette 4 track, lol.....

@stuartdinkes8048 5 лет назад

TO REMEMBER SOMETHING THE EXACT WAY IT SOUNDED FOWARD WHILE PLAYING IT BACWARDS THE SAME WAY COMON MAN!!! PURE GENIUS THIER WILL NEVER BE ANOTHER LIKE HIM FAT CHANCE!!! YOU CAN FORGET IT!!!!

@jackthegod9988 2 года назад

Jimi Hendrix is a true beast

@pietvanbuiten5594 Год назад

Amazing how Jimi made all these overdubs blend together like pieces of a jigsaw. Proves the genius he was to me, what a guitarist he was!!

@davidsant5729 11 лет назад

Jimi the ingredient magician, Eddie the master chef!

@jamescassidy3995 5 лет назад

Too freaking cool. Timeless & wonderful 🖤🎸✨

@vaughanpower4538 2 года назад

This is perfect.

@funkyalfonso 8 лет назад

Outstanding.

@williamcharles995 3 года назад

Listen to Jimi’s voice here…. beautiful!

@CurlySwiftie 3 года назад

Jimi was a genius

@Tracer9GTRider8 4 года назад

Last year Eddie Kramer was in Pittsburgh recording with someone (didn't say who) and I happened to be in Pittsburgh Guitars on East Carson St. when he came in. It was pretty cool to have a short conversation with him. Very nice guy!

@janispastars2877 11 лет назад

Hendrix will live atleast several dacates more. Keep Jimi's music alive!

@nancyl2 11 лет назад

I wonder what Jimi Hendrix would sound like today, if he was still creating writing with his magnificent talented gifts? If Jimi's music shared in this one wonderful sample were to be improved on by Jimi, well if he would have been allowed to stay here until now, heck we all would have taken-off-and flew, before finding out we can fly and create anything we desire. Oh Jimi you are sooo missed. This man on the board-of-making the music layer over layer is also a genius. Blowing my mind.:-)

@jraimondi 11 лет назад

Beatiful

@railcar123 5 лет назад

Jimi was an incredible genius.

@RebelThoughts82 9 лет назад

Wow

@DanFozter 11 лет назад

Couldn't agree more!

@paulkardoulias9547 4 года назад

Just Amazing

@michaeladams8401 5 лет назад

Jimi, paying tribute to late-night New York DJ Alison Steele who was known as "The Night Bird."

@keithmccaslyn2527 5 лет назад

Exactly. Ive read that too...Gypsy Man....paying tribute to a late night gypsy Woman...on a midnight flight! Play on Jimi, play on....

@GodsUnrulyFriends 4 года назад

One can't help but wonder if they were lovers,,,

@curbozer5006 4 года назад

@@GodsUnrulyFriends Well. this tune did not see the light of day, until a year after his death....but anyway, check out her work on youtube...she was cute as hell!...and had a distinguished career in radio, and also TV...Sadly, she died from stomach cancer at the age of 58...life is so unfair!

@micmotley 7 лет назад

she just a nitebird flying. blazin'

@ralphjones9903 2 года назад

What a Genius Jimi really was ! Incredible.

@doomsdaytuther5095 6 лет назад

Every now and then I forget just what an innovator Hendrix was. I see rare videos of Hendrix playing live and end up thinking "WTF" was all the fuss all about. Then I go back and listen to the Electric Lady album and chill.

@kwalityraw3557 5 лет назад

I just discovered this - it’s opened up a whole other level of listening to this work. Incredible! Thank you for doing this!!!

@GodsUnrulyFriends 4 года назад

Throughout human history, a handful of musicians were so legendary as to become mythological. Mesopotamia circa 1800 b.c. had Dumuzi. China during the Zhou Dynasty circa 1100 b.c. had Ling Lun. Judah, circa 900 b.c. had King David. Greece, circa 300 b.c. had Aristoxenus of Tarentum. 9th century Persia had Abu Hasan Ali Ibn Nafi al Ziryab. 16th century India had Pandit Mian Tansen. Early 19th century Europe had Ludwig Van Beethoven and Nicollo Paganini. We have Jimi Hendrix.

@davidbarnich9436 7 лет назад

So sweet ...

@robertahlf3237 7 лет назад

the best .

@CraftyShawn 9 лет назад

Classic

@timrobbins7266 6 лет назад

Loved hearing from Billy Cox.

@OsvaldoPaese1 11 лет назад

I love hearing from Mitch.

@lentonthomas2131 4 года назад

Ah frigging amazing!!!!!#

@astroboirap 9 лет назад

fuckin kick ass guitar shredding

@FloridaManMatty 4 года назад

The only other guitar player I know of who could compose multiple, interweaving tracks in his head like this BEFORE stepping into the studio was Randy Rhoads (Ozzy Osbourne). People like this don’t even qualify as musicians at that point. They are conduits from a higher (or at least different) dimension or power or something... Devin Townsend is cut from the same cloth. Just pure, unadulterated genius.

@britoantuniel8183 4 года назад

Monstro sagrado da guitarra .

@clarkewi 4 года назад

Love that song.

@LloydMajor 4 года назад

Love this jam!

@Zeal808 11 лет назад

Jimi will live forever. "Perfect playing"..Chopin...Da Vinci

@Sleepy_Alligator Год назад

Was just reading that this tune was written by Jimi for the great New York Rock disk jockey Alison Steele. On her late night WNEW FM radio program, she was the "Nightbird". I'm glad to be able to say I spent many magical teenage late nights listening to her. Her and Scott Muni, also at WNEW back when, are the two most memorable disk jockeys of my life. I can still recall mid 70s late one summer night, hot as hell, me stoned, laying in the dark hearing Gary Wrights tune "Dream Weaver" queued up by Alison. Her voice was sultry and mesmerizing, her commentary always kindness and thought provoking. Alison's program was a welcoming refuge, relevant to the music, appropriate for the times and the insomniac late night audience she drew. The music she played amazing. Alison Steele, the Nightbird flying, never to be forgotten by many growing up in the NYC area during that time.

@sugarjoe50 2 месяца назад

I felt the same way on a rainy summer night listening to Alison play "Riders on the Storm".

@VaVaBanks28 11 лет назад

...damn...i wanna hear that rhythm guitar part by its self over and over again. well, i wanna hear every part by its self one by one so damn badly.

@luiznascimento5978 4 года назад

Another fantastic music

@Ahaetulla1 11 лет назад

They have to make one of these about 'My friend'.

@aramaru8790 5 лет назад

So fucking good😲

@GodsUnrulyFriends 4 года назад

Billy Cox was right. Hendrix was the Beethoven of our time.

@kennyblackbird5674 Год назад

Jimi was coming full circle during that time, gone were the days of doing two daily concert sets they were scaling back to just four shows on the weekend. It was a shame that they broke the momentum by doing the European tour which was a disaster and ultimate tragic end.

@JohnBlessingPaligap 11 лет назад

amazing

@37Dionysos 7 лет назад

Fresh as a daisy---

@guruuDev 5 лет назад

Wow, cool to hear from Mitch Mitchell!

@curbozer5006 4 года назад

Especially since he died several years ago!

@classicrockarchives7077 2 года назад

it was said by Jimi Hendrix`s manager the song Night Bird Flying was some what about the Allison Steele Midnight Night Bird show. Gave him the idea for the song. I do not think they met. But not sure.Alex

@sabertoothtiger91 10 лет назад

My God Eddie is pro. No stickers ect. at the end of his guy's broad.

@86krad 10 лет назад

He's the best engineer, producer of his time.

@leonbogon148 5 лет назад

greatness-thanks for posting

@amp7224 4 года назад

This was my favorite song off Cry of Love

@mikedennis8385 8 лет назад

One of the best tracks I ever had the pleasure to drop acid to.

@johnarundell7951 6 лет назад

Are you the former English cricket captain?

@Einnor084 6 лет назад

3:15 Da Brotherz Johnson, musta been listening! LOL!!!

@attommas 10 лет назад

I still don't know why the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame doesn't have a section for the likes and talents of Eddie Kramer and others of his ilk.

@jimihendrixx11 6 лет назад

Thomas Atanasio eddie, chas, mitch, noel, billy, buddy

@andrewdods2236 6 лет назад

RIck Rubin, Bob Rock .. etc etc ...

@LostMyMojo100 6 лет назад

George Martin........

@Einnor084 5 лет назад

Thomas Atanasio There iz a new bill, dat just recently went thru CONgress, which letz Audio Ngineerz & Producerz, n on da profitz, earned from creative workz. ITZ ABOUT TIME!!!