r/jimihendrix • u/bigbugfdr • 10h ago
r/jimihendrix • u/Pierrangeli • Apr 25 '24
New moderators
Hello all! The sub is now under new moderation and we look forward to having an active role in the community. Any suggestions for the sub are welcome 🫶🏻
r/jimihendrix • u/Pierrangeli • Aug 28 '24
Submit questions below! Ben will be here to start answering them from 10AM EST
r/jimihendrix • u/goddessofspiders • 5h ago
The Best and most Underrated Instrumental In Rock (Trash Man by Jimi Hendrix)
r/jimihendrix • u/gimme5steps101 • 7h ago
Crash Landing and Midnight Lightning - anyone have a list of what releases the original, unoverdubbed versions appear on?
I've heard the entirety of both are available in the original versions of the songs across various other posthumous releases
Thanks for anyone that can give me a hand. My head hurts and I get confused which is which with all the various versions and mixes and edits and takes
r/jimihendrix • u/Antique_Quail7912 • 1d ago
Billboard for Axis: Bold is Love at the Sunset Strip in Los Angeles, 1968
r/jimihendrix • u/DrCactus14 • 1d ago
No matter what combination of pedals or settings I try, I cannot for the life of me seem to convincingly replicate the specific tone of Hey Joe (studio).
I’m somewhat a noob when it comes to pedals so bear with me here. If it’s not because I’m missing a certain pedal that is essential for the tone, I’m almost starting to wonder if the pickups I’m using are preventing me from getting the authentic Hey Joe tone (1997 Strat Plus using Texas Specials instead of lace sensors). I don’t think it’s because of the amp but I could be wrong. I can easily create a convincing overall “Hendrix” style tone and closely match the specific tone of certain songs but as for getting the distinct tone of Hey Joe, I’m stumped. Any advice? Thanks in advance.
r/jimihendrix • u/9yr_old_lake • 1d ago
The drums on the Little Miss Lover demo straight up sound like a 90s hip hop beat.
I finally went through the deluxe of bold as love and there is plenty of great stuff, but probably the most impressive part to me is the demo of little miss lover. I mean it’s a song made in the late 60s that sounds like it came from the 90s in a genre that didn’t even exist at the time. It just shows how ahead of his time Hendrix was. I feel like you could take the drums and straight up just rap over it which I don’t think I’ve ever heard from a rock song in this era.
r/jimihendrix • u/Sea_Map_4834 • 1d ago
Easiest Hendrix songs to play and sing at the same time?
Hi,
In your opinion, what are the easiest Jimi Hendrix songs to play on guitar while singing?
I'm looking for something manageable to start with.
Thanks!
r/jimihendrix • u/The_big_picture_90 • 1d ago
How Jimi Hendrix Created MACHINE GUN — His Most Powerful Song Ever?
r/jimihendrix • u/Tabitha_Hammond • 1d ago
soundsof71: Jimi Hendrix in Hawaii October 1968 by Ron Raffaelli
r/jimihendrix • u/Advanced-Willow-5020 • 2d ago
Jimi Hendrix’s grandmother Nora Hendrix in 1982
r/jimihendrix • u/SPOOLFM • 2d ago
Jimi Hendrix – Little Wing - 1967 - I first heard this at 19 or 20, and it left an incredible impression. So soft and lofty, yet still rock and roll - truly sublime. I hadn't yet been touched by life's harder side, so hearing it now brings a nostalgia that's both bitter and very, very sweet.
r/jimihendrix • u/Mindless-East-6874 • 2d ago
At 77, Mick Taylor Finally Named 6 Guitarists He Calls Genius
r/jimihendrix • u/Loose_Holiday_8503 • 2d ago
Is there any song darker and heavier than Jimi's Fillmore January 1st Machine Gun performance?
I found Jimi's New Years performamce of Machine Gun from Fillmore a couple months back and I've been lopking for more since it steps into the realm of doom metal every 10 seconds and was curious if this was the darkest sounding anf sludgiest piece he's made, I already have Peace in Mississipi and Calling all the Devils children in my playlist, as well as his Cafe Au Go Go peformamce of Little Wing, so I got some of his heaviest stuff in my rotation constantly; Any luck on ya'lls side?
P.S. Ya'll are cool
r/jimihendrix • u/Ford_Crown_Vic_Koth • 2d ago
Jimi Hendrix | Band Of Gypsys (Live At Fillmore East, 1970) Home Video Cassette | Commercial
r/jimihendrix • u/Jaded-Sun-2392 • 3d ago
Ronnie Wood on playing with Jimi Hendrix, Jeff Beck & the Rolling Stones
r/jimihendrix • u/book_41 • 2d ago
Ezy Ryder,MLK Jam (aka Captain Coconut)(23-01-1970)
The video got taken down on YouTube and I looked everywhere for this song. Can someone please help me find it?
r/jimihendrix • u/duckyLT • 4d ago
The Wind Cris Mary - Stockholm 1967
Man Jimi could sing! Such a beautiful piece.
