it's like hendrix is this treasure trove of endless surprises. the more you learn about him, the more fascinating his short life becomes. it's like everywhere he went, it became an event. remarkable.
glad u said it! the feeling hendrix puts on songs like killing floor well every song but listen to killing floor his singing... so soft yet the song is so intense he's a genious and johnny winter well we all know he has his deserved place in the blues scene for a reason. not just his slide playing but that unique voice
They have very good voices.. for blues.
and i was serving them lol
they both have excellent guitar....
they both have not so good voices......
How did they end up together hmmmm..
Great jammm! Theres more on hendrixs "woke up this morning" album
How have you got that?
sweeet!!
Great post!
Yes I catch your drift... My cousin was there also that night playing bass, and I am sure he didn't remember much either.
I'm sure there were some... um... factors contributing to him not remebering this particular jam, if you catch my drift.
The quote you read was about the Hendrix, Winter, Jim Morrison myth. A 1991 Univibes interviews tells it. UV: You recorded Guitar Slim's `The Things We Used To Do
JW: Yeah, we did. That just came out on [`Lifelines', 1990]. I've got it on cassette, there are four cassettes, a whole lot of things he did in different ways and some stuff that hadn't been released before. It's a kind of interesting bunch of tapes and `The Things I Used To Do' was on that. It was OK for an impromptu kind of jam.
UV: You recorded at the Record Plant with Jimi, Stephen Stills and Dallas Taylor. What do you remember of that?
JW: Yeah, well, I recorded at the Record Plant with Jimi and I played with Dallas and Stephen at The Scene but I don't think they were on the record though. I don't think they were at the studio but I'm not real sure - it's been a long time! [note: Stephen Stills confirmed that the session at the Record Plant was with Jimi, Johnny, Dallas and himself
Johnny swears this never took place.... Well it did!!! I don't know why Johnny ever said that.
this is amazing...jimi is more than incredible at guitar and then johnny winter?? what could be better!!! love rock & roll!!
go listen to fall out boy you fag
They got along together really well, it's a pleasure to listen to them playing together. Jimi is playing tribute here to Guitar Slim, one of his masters.
Wow! I wasn't aware this even existed! Thank You! We ought to reinstate the death penalty for this giant ass of idiot Anonymusum.
Kids, next time you're home on easter break, please think twice about making comments like this, you only serve to make yourself look like a complete idiot.
Boring - and by the way: proper guitar tuning could help sometimes (hahaha)
holy crap!! this is great!!
I smell SMOKE!!!
os dois melhores guitarristas de todos os tempos juntos...
ISSO E DEUS...
LOVE DIS!!!!!!!
Baloney Thebestguitaristever Stevie had his own style of playing but when he play a Hendrix song you could hear Hear Hendrix spirit all over Stevie guitar sound.He was smoother, and quicker than Hendrix so what music still came out of them guitars.
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it's like hendrix is this treasure trove of endless surprises. the more you learn about him, the more fascinating his short life becomes. it's like everywhere he went, it became an event. remarkable.
glad u said it! the feeling hendrix puts on songs like killing floor well every song but listen to killing floor his singing... so soft yet the song is so intense he's a genious and johnny winter well we all know he has his deserved place in the blues scene for a reason. not just his slide playing but that unique voice
They have very good voices.. for blues.
and i was serving them lol
they both have excellent guitar.... they both have not so good voices...... How did they end up together hmmmm..
Great jammm! Theres more on hendrixs "woke up this morning" album
How have you got that?
sweeet!!
Great post!
Yes I catch your drift... My cousin was there also that night playing bass, and I am sure he didn't remember much either.
I'm sure there were some... um... factors contributing to him not remebering this particular jam, if you catch my drift.
The quote you read was about the Hendrix, Winter, Jim Morrison myth. A 1991 Univibes interviews tells it. UV: You recorded Guitar Slim's `The Things We Used To Do JW: Yeah, we did. That just came out on [`Lifelines', 1990]. I've got it on cassette, there are four cassettes, a whole lot of things he did in different ways and some stuff that hadn't been released before. It's a kind of interesting bunch of tapes and `The Things I Used To Do' was on that. It was OK for an impromptu kind of jam.
UV: You recorded at the Record Plant with Jimi, Stephen Stills and Dallas Taylor. What do you remember of that? JW: Yeah, well, I recorded at the Record Plant with Jimi and I played with Dallas and Stephen at The Scene but I don't think they were on the record though. I don't think they were at the studio but I'm not real sure - it's been a long time! [note: Stephen Stills confirmed that the session at the Record Plant was with Jimi, Johnny, Dallas and himself
Johnny swears this never took place.... Well it did!!! I don't know why Johnny ever said that.
this is amazing...jimi is more than incredible at guitar and then johnny winter?? what could be better!!! love rock & roll!!
go listen to fall out boy you fag
They got along together really well, it's a pleasure to listen to them playing together. Jimi is playing tribute here to Guitar Slim, one of his masters.
Wow! I wasn't aware this even existed! Thank You! We ought to reinstate the death penalty for this giant ass of idiot Anonymusum.
Kids, next time you're home on easter break, please think twice about making comments like this, you only serve to make yourself look like a complete idiot.
Boring - and by the way: proper guitar tuning could help sometimes (hahaha)
holy crap!! this is great!!
I smell SMOKE!!!
os dois melhores guitarristas de todos os tempos juntos... ISSO E DEUS...
LOVE DIS!!!!!!!
Baloney Thebestguitaristever Stevie had his own style of playing but when he play a Hendrix song you could hear Hear Hendrix spirit all over Stevie guitar sound.He was smoother, and quicker than Hendrix so what music still came out of them guitars.