Arquivo da tag: jimi hendrix
reverberando o “heNdrix 4.5″…
aTRIPA segue reverberando o especial “heNdrix 4.5″… curioso como que, mesmo “conhecido” pela maioria, alguns detalhes básicos da História de hendrix seguem inéditos para quem gosta dele. tipo a conexão com miles, de como chegou em londres, a curtíssima carreira (muita gente chapou com o fato dele ter passado apenas três anos na pista)… seguem os pombos do igor e luiz:
Assunto: Hendrix!! Vem mais! Vem mais!!
Assunto: #145 rompeu barreiras
bula do especial “hendrix 4.5” com f.vidal…
“can you see me” (ao vivo monterey1967)
“like a rolling stone” (ao vivo monterey1967)
“hey joe” (ao vivo olympia1966)
“and the gods made love” (electric ladyland1968)
fernando vidal – “the wind cries mary” (ao vivo no roNca)
“little wing” (ao vivo winterland1968)
“fire” (ao vivo san diego1969)
“i don’t live today” (ao vivo estocolmo1967)
fernando vidal – “spanish castle magic” (ao vivo no roNca)
“izabella” (war heroes1971)
“exp” (axis bold as love1967)
“villanova junction” (ao vivo woodstock1969)
“who knows” (ao vivo band of gypsys1970)
“purple haze” (ao vivo woodstock1969)
“if six was nine” (axis bold as love1967)
fernando vidal – “foxey lady” (ao vivo no roNca)
“radio one” (ao vivo radio one / BBC1967)
“wait until tomorrow” (ao vivo radio one / BBC1967)
“day tripper” (ao vivo radio one / BBC1967)
stephen stills & jimi hendrix – “old times good times” (stephen stills1970)
fernando vidal – “kardekiando”
fernando vidal – “hear my train a comin'” (ao vivo no roNca)
“voodoo chile” (electric ladyland1968)
“hendrix 4.5” voaNdo alto, agora, com f.vidal a bordo…
este #145 é pra ficar sobre a face da terra junto com os discos de vinil e as baratas depois do apocalipse… chega+
confira aqui a lista das músicas tocadas no especial “heNdrix 4.5”
+ “especial heNdrix, 4.5”, amanhã…
é pra dar gargalhada… o #145 chegará em climão “mesa de bar”, muita conversa, felicidade, devoção, paixão… e, totalmente, dedicado a betty lago!
sério, na boa, vai colocando a barbinha de molho… enquanto separa os K7s.
começou…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0XZpYfyuhFA
“Long Hot Summer Night”
As far as my eyes could see
Well my heart was way down
In a cold cold winter storm.
Well my darlin’ where can you be?
Where can you be baby?
Where can you be?
There were three sugar walls and a two candy cane windows
But the serious mood melted ah all those insight
Everybody’s on fire but I’m uh snowin’ in a cold blizzard.
Where are you on this ah hot cold summer?
Where are you on this ah hot cold summer?
Where are you on this ah hot cold summer night?
Around about this time the telephone blew it’s horn across the room
Scared little Annie clean out of her mind and I tell ya
Roman the Candle he peeps out of his peekaboo hide and seek
And grabbed little Annie from the ceiling just in time
And the telephone keeps on screamin’.
Yeah yeah yeah!
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah!
Hello said my shakey voice, well how you doin’
I start to stutter
Ah can’t cha tell I’m ah doin’ fine
Do was my baby talkin’ she’s way down ‘cross the border.
She says I’m gonna hurry to ya I’ve been a fool
And I’m tired of cryin’
Said I’m tired of cryin’.
Yeah a long long hot summer night
As far as my eyes could see
But I can ah feel the heat comin’ on as my baby’s gettin’ closer.
I’m so glad that my baby’s comin’ to rescue me
So glad that my baby’s comin’ to rescue me
So glad my baby’s comin’ to rescue me
Rescue, rescue, rescue
Rescue, rescue
Rescue, rescue, What’d I say
Rescue me, rescue me
Rescue, rescue me, rescue me
Rescue
tradition, the future, outer space, electricity, armageddon, death/rebirth…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pn0btWk46jU
The History of Rock ‘N’ Roll in 1 Song
“The great Greil Marcus, whose rock-critical illuminations—in books likeMystery Train and Lipstick Traces—sent stroboscopic shafts into the black forest of my early manhood, is about to publish a volume titled The History of Rock ‘n’ Roll in Ten Songs.
So naturally my first thought was: I bet I can do it in five.
And my next thought was: Nah. Five songs is too many. And also too few. Five is a clutter, a randomness, a gallimaufry. If it’s not going to be 10, it’s got to be one. The history of rock ‘n’ roll in one song.
And if you want a song that does it all—that includes tradition, the future, outer space, electricity, armageddon, death/rebirth and the first stirrings of music itself—then there really is only one song: “Voodoo Child (Slight Return)” by the Jimi Hendrix Experience.”
aproveitando o niver Dele, hoje…
“Cacildas, Mauval!!