Author Topic: James Marshal "Jimi" Hendrix FBI record (Read 1927 times)

Spacey · « **Reply #15 on:** October 21, 2005, 03:04:49 pm »

Fellas, this is ludicrous. Lets think reasonable and logical here.

Neither is a Sir Spacey Spaceman I on air guitar.

There, settled, love it or leave it, LIVE WITH IT.

Thanks

SlimPickens · « **Reply #16 on:** October 21, 2005, 03:06:48 pm »

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I heard he was a pretty decent guitar player.
he\'s no Palmeri

now that\'s just silly
i consider hendrix more of an innovator of sound and structure than a powerhouse technician.
Dude you ever see video of the man PLAYING?
Insane! What do you mean he\'s not a powerhouse technician? He EXUDED energy while playing!!!

showmanship and exuding energy is a huge part of the game for bluesmen.

but there\'s a big difference between energy and technical ability. Hendrix had good ability and huge energy. There\'s artists out there that have amazing off the charts ability and zero energy. I went to a guitar workshop once up at UConn so some of the most amazing technicans ever play. Joe Pass, and a handful of clasisical players. But they were yawners.

Ever see Kelley Joe Phelps play. Amazing technician, never leaves his chair but he\'s almost busting at the seams from his energy.

leith · « **Reply #17 on:** October 21, 2005, 03:11:13 pm »

Quote from: SlimPickens

Quote from: leith
Quote from: SlimPickens
Quote from: Me!
Quote from: SlimPickens
Quote from: Mark
I heard he was a pretty decent guitar player.
he\'s no Palmeri

now that\'s just silly
i consider hendrix more of an innovator of sound and structure than a powerhouse technician.
Dude you ever see video of the man PLAYING?
Insane! What do you mean he\'s not a powerhouse technician? He EXUDED energy while playing!!!
showmanship and exuding energy is a huge part of the game for bluesmen.

but there\'s a big difference between energy and technical ability. Hendrix had good ability and huge energy. There\'s artists out there that have amazing off the charts ability and zero energy. I went to a guitar workshop once up at UConn so some of the most amazing technicans ever play. Joe Pass, and a handful of clasisical players. But they were yawners.

Ever see Kelley Joe Phelps play. Amazing technician, never leaves his chair but he\'s almost busting at the seams from his energy.

I sit corrected, but I still think he had the technical chops. I have gone through this myself on just how good was Jimi. Actually I wrote a paper in college defending that he was overrated. I did get an A btw. I have decided now 10 years later i was full of **** for the most part.lol
I will check out Kelley Joe Phelps though thanx for the tip!

SlimPickens · « **Reply #18 on:** October 21, 2005, 03:19:23 pm »

Lead Me On = one of his older CD\'s, but a good place to start. "Fare Thee Well" can bring you to tears. His music has changed a bit since that album. I\'ve gotten to see him twice, once @ Acoustic Cafe, and once down in Charlotte, NC - he blew me away both times. Got to meet him in Charlotte.

Me! · « **Reply #19 on:** October 21, 2005, 04:29:13 pm »

Jimi is God is Jimi is God is Jimi is God is Jimi is God is Jimi is God is Jimi is God is Jimi is God is Jimi is God is Jimi is God is Jimi is God is Jimi is God is Jimi is God is Jimi is God is Jimi is God is Jimi is God is Jimi is God is Jimi is God is Jimi is God is Jimi is God is Jimi is God

Sorry....., now THAT was just silly! :shrug: