Hey Joe - Jimi Hendrix Live

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This is one of the best live recordings that you can find of Jimi Hendrix. On top of that, this is a recording of one of his best songs, Hey Joe. The verse and chorus are rather similar in this recording to the actual song and the sound quality is very good. However, there are two things that make this recording extremely special. The first is that, during the solos, Jimi does his signiture solos where he plays with his teeth, his tongue, and with the guitar behind his head. The solos are loud and brash but some of the best to ever be played. To add to that, the recording is colorized, which is also very rare for a live Jimi Hendrix recording. This is the perfect video if you are a Jimi Hendrix fan or even just a classic rock fan in general. I think that you will all enjoy this fantastic recording and, if you know where this was recorded, please leave it in the comment section below!

This video was released by the channel Old Tapes of YouTube, a channel that I suggest you all go and follow. They post old recording of live music from the '60s, '70s, and '80s and they are all great quality. If you enjoyed this article or the video, please support the blog by hitting the follow button in the right-side pull-out menu or by sharing this article with a friend! Once again, thanks for reading!

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