Mike McCready on the Influence of Jimi Hendrix | MoPOP | Museum of Pop Culture

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MoPOP shares exclusive footage from a 1995 oral history interview with Pearl Jam lead guitarist Mike McCready, who offers thoughts on the influence of Jimi Hendrix.
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@mariana.centurion 3 года назад

I love how passionate he sounded.

@simonedevlin7710 3 года назад

When Jimmy played the "Star Spangled Banner" for the very first time it made us all realize what a true genius and patriot he was. Whenever he played he was so relaxed and every song was so sensual, beautiful and intoxicating. His works were a mirror image of his sweet soul.It was a time of peace, love and forgotten innocence .If you get to know a flower child, then that is the beginning of your age of discovery.That is what Jimmy meant by "Are you experienced?" Peace and love forever . ♡Sincerely, "foxy lady"♡

@OswaldBatesIIIEsq 4 года назад

He mentioned Band of Gypsys. That album still sounds otherworldly.

@elmorevandodewaard544 2 года назад

Mike is awesome

@bigalexg 4 года назад

Jimi did all that for me too!

@bens4295 3 года назад

Wait until you discover Buckethead, Mike. Even Hendrix would give it up for Bucket if he were alive.

@alext2566 3 года назад

Buckethead is a supercomputer powered AI from 1 million years in the future, Jimi Hendrix was a conduit to the Nth dimension. Two excellent artists, but two completely different animals.