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The Jimi Hendrix Experience — Gypsy Eyes
Album: Electric Ladyland
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Released: 1968
Length: 3:41
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Well I realize I've been hypnotized
I love you gypsy eyes
I love you gypsy eyes

All right
Gypsy

Way up in my tree I'm sitting by my fire
Wonderin' where in this world might you be
And known' all the time
Your still rollin' along the country side
Do you still think about me?

Oh my
Gypsy

Well I walked right on up to your rebel road side
The one that rambles on for a million miles
Yes I walked down this road searching for your love
And I found some too
But I found her I ain't gonna let go

I remember the first time I saw you
The tears in your eyes oh that girl's tryin' to say
Oh little girl you know I could love you
But first I must make my getaway
Two strange men fightin' to the death over me today
I'll try and meet you by the old highway
Hey!

Well I realize that I've been hypnotized
I love you gypsy eyes
I love you gypsy eyes
I love you gypsy eyes
I love you gypsy eyes

I've been searching so long
I think they made me lose the battle
Down against the road my worry knees
Off to the side I fall but I hear her sweet call
My gypsy eyes fine and I've been saved
Oh I've been saved
That's why I love you
I said I love you
Lord I love you
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Good lord, haters. It doesnt matter if Jimi was the greatest ever. Listen to THIS SONG. Supporting the instrumental virtuosity of all 3 involved the production is mind-melting, and this was done in analog in 1968. Nothing compares to the Experience. Not one damn thing. 
Posted 2 weeks ago by Tippster    [ Reply ]
 On_The_Beach wrote:

Really? 1997 you say?
Were Elvis and Jim Morrison there too?   



Is this a case of 'If 6 Was 9'?
Posted 2 months ago by msbolton    [ Reply ]
 thewiseking wrote:

haha. That's some observation!
If Mozart or John Coltrane were alive today they would be busking on subway platforms 



Holy Hanna - I'm agreeing with the king 
Posted 3 months ago by mkane67    [ Reply ]
 justin4kick wrote:

You have asked the wrong people.


all along the watchtower
Posted 5 months ago by zivko    [ Reply ]
 Stetsonman wrote:

I met Jimi in 1997 in Bristol, England.
Stand up bloke, got his rounds in at the bar.


Really? 1997 you say?
Were Elvis and Jim Morrison there too?   
Posted 6 months ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
A gem
Posted 11 months ago by henkbinnema    [ Reply ]
Never ever tire of JH ... 
Posted 1 year ago by arserocket    [ Reply ]
This song is sneaky great--it's taken me almost 50 years to realize it's a 10.
Posted 1 year ago by GTT    [ Reply ]
 frogbif67 wrote:


It's called irony. I don't think it's crossed the Atlantic yet.....

Which side of the Atlantic do you think I'm on?  Hint, it's the same side as Bristol.
Posted 1 year ago by Edweirdo    [ Reply ]
  Jimi; always great!     
Posted 1 year ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
theres him...

and then everyone else 
Posted 1 year ago by idiot_wind    [ Reply ]
Oh wow, thank you so much for this track William! Makes my day. 
Posted 1 year ago by chinaski    [ Reply ]
 mobilesventek wrote:All along the watchtower



They don't? Here are mine:

* Little Wing
* Who Knows
* Gypsy Eyes
* Hey Baby (New Rising Sun) - live at Berkeley


Posted 2 years ago by zivko    [ Reply ]
interesting Hendrix note: Tony "Paulie Walnuts" Sirico just died. 
It was Tony who shook down club owners, most notoriously Steve Paul's The Scene. Well, Jimi, Johnny Winter, Jim Morrison etc all hung out there and the wannabe non-made gangster Tony Sirico relentlessly, brutally bullied and tortured Hendrix during his final days, suffering from a bad H problem. Great actor but not so much a great human being in his younger days.
Posted 2 years ago by thewiseking    [ Reply ]
 Edweirdo wrote:

That's weird.  He'd been dead for 27 years at that point.


It's called irony. I don't think it's crossed the Atlantic yet.....
Posted 2 years ago by frogbif67    [ Reply ]
You made some musical nectar for the gods, here, Jimi.
Posted 2 years ago by mgtom    [ Reply ]
 coldatlantic wrote:

I do not enjoy this song at all. Noise.




I'm sorry.
Posted 2 years ago by Kilgoretrout    [ Reply ]
 nmb wrote:

very funny ...nearly everybody rates Hendrix to be the greatest guitar player ever. But when you ask people about their favourite guitar track / solo no one names Hendrix. 



They don't? Here are mine:

* Little Wing
* Who Knows
* Gypsy Eyes
* Hey Baby (New Rising Sun) - live at Berkeley
Posted 2 years ago by mobilesventek    [ Reply ]
 SuperWeh wrote:



I don't think he was the best guitar player ever in a technical/virtuoso sense, but in creativity & musicality he was a giant.



I Agree!! Completely!!
Posted 2 years ago by joejennings    [ Reply ]
 Stetsonman wrote:

I met Jimi in 1997 in Bristol, England.
Stand up bloke, got his rounds in at the bar.


That's weird.  He'd been dead for 27 years at that point.
Posted 2 years ago by Edweirdo    [ Reply ]
 nmb wrote:

very funny ...nearly everybody rates Hendrix to be the greatest guitar player ever. But when you ask people about their favourite guitar track / solo no one names Hendrix. So technically he may have been the best but what about singing, composing skills, number of hits? If you count that in he probably would land in the midfield.




I don't think he was the best guitar player ever in a technical/virtuoso sense, but in creativity & musicality he was a giant.
Posted 2 years ago by SuperWeh    [ Reply ]
 nmb wrote:

very funny ...nearly everybody rates Hendrix to be the greatest guitar player ever. But when you ask people about their favourite guitar track / solo no one names Hendrix. So technically he may have been the best but what about singing, composing skills, number of hits? If you count that in he probably would land in the midfield.


You have asked the wrong people.
Posted 2 years ago by justin4kick    [ Reply ]
Just made this a 10
Posted 2 years ago by jp33442    [ Reply ]
 nmb wrote:

very funny ...nearly everybody rates Hendrix to be the greatest guitar player ever. But when you ask people about their favourite guitar track / solo no one names Hendrix. So technically he may have been the best but what about singing, composing skills, number of hits? If you count that in he probably would land in the midfield.



All Along the Watchtower, also count the number of musicians and listeners influenced/stunned.
Posted 3 years ago by Greyerwrit    [ Reply ]
I LOVE THIS TUNE!!!!!!!!!!
Posted 3 years ago by joejennings    [ Reply ]
I met Jimi in 1997 in Bristol, England.
Stand up bloke, got his rounds in at the bar.
Posted 3 years ago by Stetsonman    [ Reply ]
 nmb wrote:

very funny ...nearly everybody rates Hendrix to be the greatest guitar player ever. But when you ask people about their favourite guitar track / solo no one names Hendrix. So technically he may have been the best but what about singing, composing skills, number of hits? If you count that in he probably would land in the midfield.



At 9.1, the highest rated song I've ever seen on RP is Little Wing by Hendrix. I'll count that as my favourite guitar track ever...
Posted 3 years ago by mattenuttall    [ Reply ]
very funny ...nearly everybody rates Hendrix to be the greatest guitar player ever. But when you ask people about their favourite guitar track / solo no one names Hendrix. So technically he may have been the best but what about singing, composing skills, number of hits? If you count that in he probably would land in the midfield.
Posted 3 years ago by nmb    [ Reply ]
How is this the first time I heard this? Bad Ralf!
Posted 3 years ago by Ralf    [ Reply ]
 SchoepTone wrote:

Love Jimi's guitar playing. Don't like his voice.



He didn't either. But I like it.
Oh and nice drumming Mitch!
Posted 3 years ago by stevesaw    [ Reply ]
Force of nature this man
Posted 3 years ago by Aaronosteo    [ Reply ]
 cc_rider wrote:
 itsme_bygolly wrote:

Any man who can sing lead and play lead guitar at the same time with the ease and proficiency would be a legend. Who else can do this besides Mark Knofler? Both will be legends long after they have their tickets punched.

 
Ever heard of Bonnie Raitt? Saw her awhile back, opening for James Taylor (?!) She is a force of nature.

 
Couldn't agree more!  I've seen her live a number of times and she's one of the few women out there with swagger for days!
Posted 3 years ago by pcicatar    [ Reply ]
 itsme_bygolly wrote:

Any man who can sing lead and play lead guitar at the same time with the ease and proficiency would be a legend. Who else can do this besides Mark Knofler? Both will be legends long after they have their tickets punched.

 
Ever heard of Bonnie Raitt? Saw her awhile back, opening for James Taylor (?!) She is a force of nature.

Another woman who plays lead and sings is Carolyn Wonderland, local hero. Used to see her at Dan Electro's in Houston's Heights - little bitty thing with a big red hollow-body, blowing the roof off the joint.

Ms. Wonderland is good enough some guy, Robert Zimmerman I think, asked her to tour with him. Ray Benson and Bonnie are both fans as well.
c.

Posted 3 years ago by cc_rider    [ Reply ]
Love Jimi's guitar playing. Don't like his voice.
Posted 3 years ago by SchoepTone    [ Reply ]
 kerfew wrote:
Prefer the original rather this over produced rehash.
 
Rehash?
Doubt Mr Hendrix would agree with you. He was quite the perfectionist and he thought this good enough, so who are you to tell him what is hash?
Why don't you try to even just sing this, let alone write, play, produce. 
Unreal.
Posted 4 years ago by indatube1    [ Reply ]
 ScottishWillie wrote:

With the greatest respect I totally disagree!
 
I’m not just agreeing with Scottish Willie as a fellow Scot. It wouldn’t have mattered had he produced nothing of note had he lived. His body of work qualifies him as an all-time great. 
Posted 4 years ago by cbhutchinson50    [ Reply ]
 LizK wrote:

Any man who can play the Star Spangled banner with his toes would be a legend.
 
Any man who can sing lead and play lead guitar at the same time with the ease and proficiency would be a legend. Who else can do this besides Mark Knofler? Both will be legends long after they have their tickets punched.


Posted 4 years ago by itsme_bygolly    [ Reply ]
 Piranga wrote:
One of only a handful of records that my kids automatically received.
 
Thank you for raising your children right.
Posted 4 years ago by bc    [ Reply ]
 MM_Prague wrote:
I like Hendrix, but this does absolutely nothing for me.
 
WAY TOO LATE for him to do anything for you.
Posted 5 years ago by bruceandjenna    [ Reply ]
Could it be that Bill has got inspired by the comments on the previous track by Yat-Kha?


Emwolb wrote:Posted: Jul 18, 2017 13:49 < Reply >
i got Jimi H's Gypsy Eyes.....thank God for PSD

justin4kick wrote:
Funny. I can hear similarities between these two tracks. I love both and bet Jimi would have loved Yat-Kha.
Posted 5 years ago by justin4kick    [ Reply ]
 Papernapkin wrote:
Really, this is just poor work.
 

A comment so immensely moronic it elicits boisterous guffaws.
If only Papernapkin had been around to show Jimi how to play electric guitar.
Tragic, really.
Posted 5 years ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
One of only a handful of records that my kids automatically received. I won the double LP through a radio station contest in Madison, Wisconsin, in 1968. Been listening ever since.
Posted 5 years ago by Piranga    [ Reply ]
 ScottishWillie wrote:

With the greatest respect I totally disagree!
 

Posted 5 years ago by Snagglepuss    [ Reply ]
I always liked the comment Eric Clapton was supposed to have said to George Harrison while sitting in a movie theatre...'I went to see this black cat from the US play and he is going to put us both out of business!'
Posted 5 years ago by Canadese    [ Reply ]
Like many of you I used to B-L-A-S-T this out of my car's 8-track player and it sure made cruising up I-95 go faster.
Posted 6 years ago by chinaski    [ Reply ]
 Piranga wrote:
Won the double LP in a radio station contest in 1968 in Madison, WI. Changed my life.

 
Apparently the same thing happened to Tommy Bolin
Posted 6 years ago by islander    [ Reply ]

the guy was good ...

Posted 6 years ago by unclehud    [ Reply ]
I like Hendrix, but this does absolutely nothing for me.
Posted 6 years ago by MM_Prague    [ Reply ]
 Piranga wrote:
Won the double LP in a radio station contest in 1968 in Madison, WI. Changed my life.
 
Awesome.
Posted 6 years ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
 Piranga wrote:
Won the double LP in a radio station contest in 1968 in Madison, WI. Changed my life.

 
second concert I ever saw, played with the soft machine, first concert was creedence clearwater  and this up and comming band from the bay area called the santana blues band.. you never forget the first ones, they live within you forever
Posted 6 years ago by stevenstarr    [ Reply ]
Won the double LP in a radio station contest in 1968 in Madison, WI. Changed my life.
Posted 7 years ago by Piranga    [ Reply ]
This is an amazing selection, takes me back.
Posted 7 years ago by LAwolf8    [ Reply ]
 
Posted: Apr 23, 2017 11:19
 
 Sjaaks wrote:
I think Jimi owes his "immortality" to being mortal. If he'd still live today, i don't think he would be such a legend....
  
 
ScottishWillie wrote:

With the greatest respect I totally disagree!

 
Any man who can play the Star Spangled banner with his toes would be a legend.
Posted 7 years ago by LizK    [ Reply ]
Used to jam to this in the car 8 track player cruising up 95 from D.C. to North Jersey back in the day and would let the cartridge play over and over and over and I broke the tape from too much repeating on on this track. God I love this.
Posted 7 years ago by chinaski    [ Reply ]
 Sjaaks wrote:
I think Jimi owes his "immortality" to being mortal. If he'd still live today, i don't think he would be such a legend....
 
With the greatest respect, I totally disagree!
Posted 7 years ago by ScottishWillie    [ Reply ]
 thewiseking wrote:
Guitar Work: A
Songwriting and lyrics: well, ya know..... 
Note: there was some damn good songwriting on this one, particularly Burning of the Midnight Lamp

 
Burning of the Midnight Lamp might be my favorite Hendrix track.  And that is out of so many great ones to pick from.
Posted 7 years ago by kurtster    [ Reply ]
 Sjaaks wrote:


I think Jimi owes his "immortality" to being mortal. If he'd still live today, i don't think he would be such a legend....

 
haha. That's some observation!
If Mozart or John Coltrane were alive today they would be busking on subway platforms 
Posted 7 years ago by thewiseking    [ Reply ]
Guitar Work: A
Songwriting and lyrics: well, ya know..... 
Note: there was some damn good songwriting on this one, particularly Burning of the Midnight Lamp
Posted 7 years ago by thewiseking    [ Reply ]
 Proclivities wrote:

The same could be said of a lot of deceased "legendary" artists (e.g., Buddy Holly, Janis Joplin, Jim Morrison, Nick Drake).  Some of them might be playing mall-openings or county fairs if they were alive today.  One can theorize, but we'll never know for sure - well, not unless we complete work on that time machine project.

 
so how's the project going? Stewie and Brian have got it down.
Posted 7 years ago by Skydog    [ Reply ]
not the best but...groovy
Posted 8 years ago by leap    [ Reply ]
 Sjaaks wrote:


I think Jimi owes his "immortality" to being mortal. If he'd still live today, i don't think he would be such a legend....
 
The same could be said of a lot of deceased "legendary" artists (e.g., Buddy Holly, Janis Joplin, Jim Morrison, Nick Drake).  Some of them might be playing mall-openings or county fairs if they were alive today.  One can theorize, but we'll never know for sure - well, not unless we complete work on that time machine project.
Posted 13 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
 Sjaaks wrote:


I think Jimi owes his "immortality" to being mortal. If he'd still live today, i don't think he would be such a legend....
 
He'd be a living legend...
Posted 13 years ago by Propayne    [ Reply ]
 Papernapkin wrote:
Really, this is just poor work.
 
Yes, it's only worth an 8.

Posted 13 years ago by DrLex    [ Reply ]
 toterola wrote:
Wouldn't it be cool to see Eric Clapton, Duane Allman, Jimi, Derek Trucks, and Buddy Guy trading licks on "Spoonful" or "Sweet Home Chicago"?
God, I wish Jimi hadn't cashed in. He would truly have been amazing to see if he had survived. Oh, well. I can dream, can't I?{#Bananajam}{#Bananajam}{#Bananajam}{#Bananajam}{#Bananajam}

 

I think Jimi owes his "immortality" to being mortal. If he'd still live today, i don't think he would be such a legend....
Posted 14 years ago by Sjaaks    [ Reply ]

Electric Ladyland (0)

Respect, electric guitars and amplifiers in the year 0. Clearly ahead of its time...
Not a very brilliant piece of songwriting though....


Posted 14 years ago by Sjaaks    [ Reply ]
Really, this is just poor work.
Posted 14 years ago by Papernapkin    [ Reply ]
Holy Shit
Posted 14 years ago by DanFHiggins    [ Reply ]


                                 I was there.
Posted 14 years ago by jagdriver    [ Reply ]
In memory of my first favorite drummer...

John "Mitch" Mitchell  (9 July 1947 - 12 November 2008)


Mitch Mitchell, who has died aged 61, was the drummer with the Jimi Hendrix Experience and the last surviving member of the trio which proved one of the most influential bands in rock music.  Mitchell was a powerful force on the Hendrix band's 1967 debut album "Are You Experienced?" as well as the trio's albums "Electric Ladyland" and "Axis: Bold As Love." He had an explosive drumming style that can be heard in hard-charging songs such as "Fire" and "Manic Depression."



https://www.drummerworld.com/drummers/Mitch_Mitchell.html
https://www.drummerworld.com/Videos/MitchMitchell.html


Posted 16 years ago by MTachyon    [ Reply ]
Wouldn't it be cool to see Eric Clapton, Duane Allman, Jimi, Derek Trucks, and Buddy Guy trading licks on "Spoonful" or "Sweet Home Chicago"?
God, I wish Jimi hadn't cashed in. He would truly have been amazing to see if he had survived. Oh, well. I can dream, can't I?{#Bananajam}{#Bananajam}{#Bananajam}{#Bananajam}{#Bananajam}

Posted 16 years ago by toterola    [ Reply ]
JH Rocks the world
Posted 16 years ago by Daddyfire    [ Reply ]
Oh lord
Posted 16 years ago by arserocket    [ Reply ]
awesome
Posted 16 years ago by bdblinux    [ Reply ]
ahhhhh, one of my hendrix favs!
Posted 17 years ago by EncinitasMapGirl    [ Reply ]
gopre wrote:
Love the entire EL album. It was a summation of several months' late night jamming with the elite players at the time. My guess is that Jimi reached back to his days on the chitlin' circuit for this one. Thanks for playing any Jimi, anytime.
As they say in the US of A: What he said.
Posted 17 years ago by maxmox    [ Reply ]
Posted 17 years ago by Kristi    [ Reply ]
Love the entire EL album. It was a summation of several months' late night jamming with the elite players at the time. My guess is that Jimi reached back to his days on the chitlin' circuit for this one. Thanks for playing any Jimi, anytime.
Posted 17 years ago by gopre    [ Reply ]
Dude, just got back from a double trouble ft. joe ely concert. What a great set to continue the flow. shazam, bill you are the man!
Posted 18 years ago by themotion    [ Reply ]
pgarner wrote:
Hahahahaha!! So it's true... Americans really don't 'get' sarcastic humour.
The weird thing is that I find american "comedy" quite bland I generally find american cartoons like southpark/simpsons/beavis&butthead to be quite witty.
Posted 18 years ago by SuperWeh    [ Reply ]
physicsgenius wrote:
Ah, so refreshing. Giving a 1 to Hendrix never gets old.
hot chick: "so what do you do for fun?" fisikgenius: "I rate great music "1" on an internet radio station and brag about it to annoy people" hot chick: "oh, I see"
Posted 18 years ago by SuperWeh    [ Reply ]
I wish Jimi hadn't died 7 years before I was even born. :( Whatever afterlife he's in, I wanna go there when I die, cuz they'll have the best shows.
Posted 18 years ago by ziggytrix    [ Reply ]
I bet J.J. Cale got inspired from that one for "Cocaine" (the song not the drug ).
Posted 18 years ago by lixy    [ Reply ]
Great song! The energy behind it is far more than some bands today.
Posted 18 years ago by Shesdifferent    [ Reply ]
Im a hendrix fan, but this song is just not his thing. Good guitar solo's, but the song is just kinda, bad.
Posted 18 years ago by guitar_man_101    [ Reply ]
physicsgenius wrote:
Ah, so refreshing. Giving a 1 to Hendrix never gets old.
Nor does it ever make sense.
Posted 18 years ago by AlienRelic    [ Reply ]
GV wrote:
I almost fell out of my chair when I read this. I thought it was a joke but it appears to be valid.
Hahahahaha!! So it's true... Americans really don't 'get' sarcastic humour.
Posted 18 years ago by pgarner    [ Reply ]
Mari wrote:
... Did We Ever say thanks for all the new Banana Emoticons? ... Thanks RP for all of the new Banana Emoticons, allows us to let off a bit of steam when someone like Jimi Hendrix comes on, comes off, comes on! ... Gypsy Eyes! ... What a Fantastic No. and Set All Together ... Thanks RP in my new RP T! ... ...
Yea me too many kudo's from Parrothead!!!
Posted 18 years ago by parrothead    [ Reply ]
Yeah! Bill! Oh and we need this banana (see further below) in the emoticons
Posted 18 years ago by Atombender    [ Reply ]
w00t! He did it again! 5:12 am - Jimi Hendrix - Gypsy Eyes 5:08 am - Elvis Costello - Dust 5:06 am - Augustus Pablo - East of The River Nile Gotta get this CD!
Posted 18 years ago by laozilover    [ Reply ]
Bill is on a roll! 5:34 am - Jimi Hendrix - Gypsy Eyes 5:31 am - Elvis Costello - Dust 5:28 am - Augustus Pablo - East of The River Nile What a great set!
Posted 18 years ago by jah_blessed    [ Reply ]
One of my fav hendrix tunes. I love the pics guys.
Posted 19 years ago by ListeningClose    [ Reply ]
Ah, so refreshing. Giving a 1 to Hendrix never gets old.
Posted 19 years ago by physicsgenius    [ Reply ]
Posted 19 years ago by Benjamin1225    [ Reply ]
slimeylimey wrote:
Nice to hear this from a great American
Who went to England to get appreciated...
Posted 19 years ago by nuggler    [ Reply ]
not me favorite, son, but it'll do een a peench.
Posted 19 years ago by ChardRemains    [ Reply ]
PERFECT!!!!!!
Posted 19 years ago by pvcnote    [ Reply ]
Posted 19 years ago by coding_to_music    [ Reply ]
It's songs like Jimi's "Gypsy Eyes" that remind me of why music is wonderful.
Posted 19 years ago by ronforchette    [ Reply ]
Posted 19 years ago by rolo    [ Reply ]
Gots to luv it when Jimi harmonizes with his guitar.
Posted 19 years ago by DisplacedNorthrnr    [ Reply ]
ok good song and all...but it sounds like I dropped my am transiter radio in the toilet...
Posted 19 years ago by moshevelvul    [ Reply ]
Truly Badassed. 8)
Posted 19 years ago by Daveinbawlmer    [ Reply ]
This is so stunningly funky - I love it!
Posted 19 years ago by maryte    [ Reply ]
nolands wrote:
How about some songs from the Band of Gypsies? I think it's some of Jimi's best stuff and it never gets played.
Sure Band of Gypsies is good, but so is this, right? Enjoy the moment!
Posted 19 years ago by meadowwoods    [ Reply ]
Why is it that I thought of BluEyes as this song played?
Posted 19 years ago by callum    [ Reply ]
better still
Posted 19 years ago by namesbenny    [ Reply ]
when this song came on, it made me realize I could probably listen to Jimi 24/7.
Posted 19 years ago by Angloray    [ Reply ]
Nice to hear this from a great American
Posted 19 years ago by slimeylimey    [ Reply ]
8)
Posted 19 years ago by R_P    [ Reply ]
GV- I concur. 30+ years after his death, there is still no better than Jimi. GV wrote:
I almost fell out of my chair when I read this. I thought it was a joke but it appears to be valid. Mr. Halcatus, I met Stevie Ray Vaughan on Earth Day before he died. In that conversation I asked him who his second favorite guitarist is (cuz I knew his first was his brother) well, SRV said that his second favorite guitarist is Jimi Hendrix. Stevie Ray Vaughan was a guitar player by the way, sir. Finally, KWS and JL, while versatile and worthy of appreciation (I think they are both great), will never, in any estimation, including their own, rip an ax with the velocity and creativity of Jimi Hendrix. Have good day. That's my humble opinion. GV
Posted 20 years ago by digger    [ Reply ]
I almost fell out of my chair when I read this. I thought it was a joke but it appears to be valid. Mr. Halcatus, I met Stevie Ray Vaughan on Earth Day before he died. In that conversation I asked him who his second favorite guitarist is (cuz I knew his first was his brother) well, SRV said that his second favorite guitarist is Jimi Hendrix. Stevie Ray Vaughan was a guitar player by the way, sir. Finally, KWS and JL, while versatile and worthy of appreciation (I think they are both great), will never, in any estimation, including their own, rip an ax with the velocity and creativity of Jimi Hendrix. Have good day. That's my humble opinion. GV halcatus wrote:
does this guy... whoever he is... try to rip-off Robin Trower or what!! Come-on give me the REAL thing... like Kenny Wayne Shepard or maybe Johnny Lang... Eric Clapton will do if you don't have any REAl blues players... Thanks Now if you'll excuse me, I have to go drink my own bath-water.
Posted 20 years ago by GV    [ Reply ]
halcatus wrote:
does this guy... whoever he is... try to rip-off Robin Trower or what!! Come-on give me the REAL thing... like Kenny Wayne Shepard or maybe Johnny Lang... Eric Clapton will do if you don't have any REAl blues players... Thanks Now if you'll excuse me, I have to go drink my own bath-water.
Yeah, this is pretty good for a Trower tribute band! LOL!
Posted 20 years ago by tg3k    [ Reply ]
This is one of the best cuts off of Electric Ladyland, yet too seldom heard. A true gem. Bow-chi-Bow-chi-Bow-Chi-Bow-Chi-Bow! You Rule, Bill!
Posted 21 years ago by Gregorama    [ Reply ]
mperry wrote:
"Man What A Groove" ;)
Baloo from the Jungle Book, right?
Posted 21 years ago by Ziller    [ Reply ]
Oh it's sooooo good!!!
Posted 21 years ago by Ziller    [ Reply ]
stubbsz wrote:
It's all good and you are both Lame
ouch. sharp but hilarious.
Posted 21 years ago by mperry    [ Reply ]
Originally Posted by halcatus: does this guy... whoever he is... try to rip-off Robin Trower or what!! Come-on give me the REAL thing... like Kenny Wayne Shepard or maybe Johnny Lang... Eric Clapton will do if you don't have any REAl blues players... Thanks
Uhhhhhhhh......right on, Beavis.....
Posted 21 years ago by beelzebubba    [ Reply ]
Originally Posted by Hannio: Don't count on it to work. I cut my teeth on acid/psychedelic rock along with some heavy metal. My teenage son likes jazz and big-band music, and thinks rock in general is lame. I'm totally bewildered.
It's all good and you are both Lame
Posted 21 years ago by stubbsz    [ Reply ]
Posted 21 years ago by Pipes    [ Reply ]
does this guy... whoever he is... try to rip-off Robin Trower or what!! Come-on give me the REAL thing... like Kenny Wayne Shepard or maybe Johnny Lang... Eric Clapton will do if you don't have any REAl blues players... Thanks Now if you'll excuse me, I have to go drink my own bath-water.
Posted 21 years ago by halcatus    [ Reply ]