Jimi Hendrix on global warming

[Tukuler al~Takruri]

I have lived here before
The Days of Ice
And of course this is why
I'm so concerned
And I come back to find
The stars misplaced
And the smell of a world
That has burned
A smell of the world
That has burned
Yeah well maybe uhm
Maybe it's just a
Change of climate


some Up From The Skies lyrics

alluding to MIS 1&2, equinox precision, increased carbon footprint, and anthrocene age global warming.

Sorry, no vid.
Courtesy of Janie Hendrix
stifling the legacy
vimeo.com/303853262

[lopcdiva]

😁Luv Jimi

[Tukuler al~Takruri]

Didn't care much for them when originally released, bit now the Douglas engineered albums are in my top 5.

Short but supremely impactful career.

What's your favorite Jimi era
Chitlin circuit
The Experience group
Ladyland guests
Band of Gypsies Suns and Rainbows
Rainbow Bridge
Live gigging

[snakepit]

Mar 12, 2019 0:07:02 GMT -5 Tukuler al~Takruri said:

Didn't care much for them when originally released, bit now the Douglas engineered albums are in my top 5.

Short but supremely impactful career.

What's your favorite Jimi era
Chitlin circuit
The Experience group
Ladyland guests
Band of Gypsies Suns and Rainbows
Rainbow Bridge
Live gigging

Band of Gypsies. The tightest outfit he ever had. Billy Cox stuck with him until he died if I recall correctly.

[Tukuler al~Takruri]

Aug 22, 2019 5:06:24 GMT -5 snakepit said:

Mar 12, 2019 0:07:02 GMT -5 Tukuler al~Takruri said:

What's your favorite Jimi era
Chitlin circuit
The Experience group
Ladyland guests
Band of Gypsies Suns and Rainbows
Rainbow Bridge
Live gigging

Band of Gypsies. The tightest outfit he ever had. Billy Cox stuck with him until he died if I recall correctly.

Too bad Buddy couldn't behave, woulda
taught Jimi extended band arrangement.

I call these BoG cause of Cox & Miles
2 trax off Both Sides of the Sky
2 off Crash Landing
5 on People Hell and Angels
2 on Voodoo Soup

Then there's the 2nd Experience w/Cox and Mitchell
like the In the West album besides the ones above.

[zarahan]

Never really got into Hendrix until comparatively late. He was already dead when I was coming up.
But just looking at the man on Youtube even without reading various rock critic reviews or comments I
can see he was a genius with the geetar. Its freakish what the man could do. I would vote for his
Experience period.

JImi seems to have played with many of the greats or later to be greats like Sam COok, Otis Redding, Joe Tex
Pigmeat Markum, and a passel of bluesmen when he went to Mississippi. In this glittering company he was one
of the best guitarists, though he allegedly got fired from several gigs- once for destroying an amplifier of
CUrtis Mayfield- another time falling out with Bobby Womack, and having his guitar tossed out a bus window.
One fan page even claims Hendrix held a few sessions in Vancouver with a band called the Vancouvers, fronted
by Tommy CHeech, of later CHeech and CHong fame. How true this is, I don't know, but Jimi sure did get around.

Though heavily commercialized, The Experience's first single "Hey Joe" gets my vote.

[Tukuler al~Takruri]

Aug 28, 2019 20:55:31 GMT -5 zarahan said:

I would vote for his Experience period.

Well AYE is one hella debut. Axis = finesse. Jimi
appeared as if outta nowhere and every rock
gitty plincker was scared to death of him.

JImi seems to have played with many of the greats or later to be greats ...

In this glittering company he was one
of the best guitarists, though he allegedly got fired from several gigs-
... Jimi sure did get around.

Just about everyone starts out played
with whoever whenever in a local scene.
Then played in nearby and on to regional
venues in a circuit of joints bars and supper clubs.

Jimi honed his skills in the Jim Crow era
Chitlin Circuit of Black professionals who
loved his talent much more than his quirks.
Plus, Jimi's own temperament was more
suited to rambling with its independence
But no $$$ there.

Yeah Chong & Jimi sat in together. You
can assess Chong by listening to Ear
Ache My Eye. Then, Basketball Jones is a
parody of the smash Love Jones.
Afaik the bandmembers Jimi jammed with
was Chong's Four Niggers and a Chink band.
Lemme tell you. In the Electric Ladyland
days Jimi dragged a cab driver into the
studio/pad to play bongos! The guy would
play with anybody and encourage anybody
to try and play something. Finnegan admits
it was solely by chance he played on
Rainy Day, Dream Away (arguably the
first Band of Gypsies jam though on
Electric Ladyland, an Experience
credited album). And unless you were
there no one knows how the Woodstock
band ambience sounded because the two
percussionists and sometimes the second
guitarist were wiped from the tapes.

Though heavily commercialized, The Experience's first single "Hey Joe" gets my vote.

Hmm, an impossible choice. OK then, my
Jimi #1 is

[zarahan]

was Chong's Two Niggers and a Chink band.

ROFL!

Hmm, an impossible choice. OK then, my
Jimi #1 is

Your #1 pick did not display. Which one?


Jimi honed his skills in the Jim Crow era
Chitlin Circuit of Black professionals who
loved his talent much more than his quirks.

Who else did he play with on the old chitlin circuit?

[Tukuler al~Takruri]

Aug 29, 2019 16:38:55 GMT -5 zarahan said:

was Chong's Two Niggers and a Chink band.

ROFL!

Hmm, an impossible choice. OK then, my
Jimi #1 is

Your #1 pick did not display. Which one?


Jimi honed his skills in the Jim Crow era
Chitlin Circuit of Black professionals who
loved his talent much more than his quirks.

Who else did he play with on the old chitlin circuit?

Since the #1 choice is impossible I chose


When he needed a dollar Jimi would play for whoever.
Another impossibility is vetting who all he played
with before his Harlem Days.

It was immediately after 4N's&aC Jimi was
both in a band with Billy Cox and gigged out
with professionals in the deep south
gulf states too. How many could he have
played for in a year or so? You
summed it good as Cross.

Jimi circuited another year or so during
his Harlem era too. This was when he made
bands as leader, no longer a backup or
sideman for the pros

[nebsen]

It seems that the only mention of climate change being brought up is in the context of Jimi Hendricks..is this not a topic worth discussing here on ESR..for it will affect every One on Earth if we all don't take it seriously..??..My Boy Marvin Gay also song about this & ecology back in 1971..in his ground breaking song Mercy Mercy...!
..

So I'm going to post something on climate change which I found" Right On" as we use to say back in the day !! Naomi Klein lays it out in a way I have not heard or read before....!!!

[nebsen]

Wetiko" I became aware of it & it's meaning a while back for me it really speaks to the level of dysfunction esp. in the Western world today Trump is a manifestation of this mental parasite...!!

[nebsen]