My wife and I were privileged to see The Jimi Hendrix Experience at The Mojo Club, Sheffield in 1966.  Wow - what a night!

53 years since Jimi's death, and there still has been no guitar player to even come close to his genius. I'm afraid we will never see one like him again.

What I like about Jimi the most is how humble he was. A lot of people don't realize how utterly shy Hendrix was because of his stage antics. I only wish that artists today with a quarter of his talent dropped the ego.

pure playing with emotion...nobody did it better...the world was a better place with Jimi in it... R.I.P. Jimi Hendrix

As the astute Bill Hicks expressed, "Hendrix was an alien, ok? His ship landed, they said, ‘Jimi, show ‘em how it’s done and we’ll pick you up in 28 years.’"

Jimi Hendrix is my No. 1 favorite musician of all time.  Hearing him changed my life.

Saw him in 69 in Toronto hours after he got busted at the airport for smuggling drugs earlier in the day.  He posted bond and was driven straight to Maple Leaf Gardens for the concert.  I remember he told the crowd something like forget about what happened, let’s have a good night and he opened with Fire. The rest is a blur, as was a lot of the 60’s & 70’s. 😇

The man had more soul than a dozen of the coolest cats in one room together.

Yay! Not blocked yet! Fingers crossed. I never knew why Jimi Hendrix is considered one of the best guitarists and now I'm beginning to see why... Thanks😃

man....you can feel the soul coming out of the strings

Jimi Hendrix is Unmatched.
Legendary Guitarist.

What a sweet soulful baritone he had.

He had long fingers that enabled him to reach around with his thumb with ease. But overall, he played with pure soul.

I wept when Jimi died. R.I.P. Jimi Hendrix.

He was so proficient in his skill, that it really allowed him a lot of freedom to do what he wanted to with the guitar. That's what I think that I like about him so much. He probably never played anything the same way twice, and it never got boring. Always very exciting to listen to

you really get a feel for what a sweetheart of a person he was.  he was adorable.  he was old when i was a kid, but now i see a young man.  🥰

I had the chance to see right in front of me, in a exposition, his colorful coat and the black hat, used in the first video. Also the Fender used in Woodstock.... what a moment !

Jimi was almost beyond cool. He channelled the entire history of the blues and mixed in the reds, greens and purples from outer space for good measure. There was something not of this world about him. He was great fun too, so much laughter.

God what a treat it would have been to see him as an elderly statesman of the craft.

"Can I do it one more time?!" - Now that reminded me of the the rare acoustic footage of another LEGEND, Mr. Randy Rhoads himself....