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A rare pic of Jimi's hands clutching his other appendage, the white right-handed flipped over for lefty Strat.
"Butterflies and zebras ... "
JIMI HENDRIX - VARIATIONS ON A THEME: RED HOUSE
Title: Red House
Format: CD with inserts and jewel case
Country: USA
Label: Hal Leonard Publishing / Are You Experienced Ltd.
Catalog Number: -
Condition: Mint-
Synopsis: Jimi Hendrix came from the blues. As a young man on the
demanding Chitlin' circuit, Jimi began to explore his roots in the
blues. He
became a student of the urban electric blues of Buddy Guy, Muddy
Waters, Howlin' Wolf, and John Lee Hooker; the acoustic Delta blues of
Robert Johnson, Son House, and Charlie Patton; and the
blues-influenced
jazz of Charlie Christian and Wes Mongtomery.
As he got deeper into the blues, he began to open up the parameters of
the music and take it further and further out. From the beginning,
"Red
House" was his blues-based anthem, which he performed, like a
true
bluesman, differently each time. Though there are six Hendrix
performances of the song, astute listeners will note that each is an
entirely
unique approach to the twelve bar form. For guitar players and
non-playing
music fans alike, we are assembled this collection so they can learn
from
the master. As you listen to version after version of "Red
House", the
astounding talents of this ultimate blues man will reveal themselves
to you.
- Noe The G . Noe Goldwasser
TRACKLISTING:
Red House - Berkeley, CA - 5/30/70 - with Billy Cox & Mitch
Mitchell
Red House - Newport Pop, Devonshire Downs, CA 6/20/69 - with Noel
Redding & Mitch Mitchell
Red House - Studio, Hollywood, CA 1969 - Lee Michaels, Noel Redding,
Mitch Mitchell, Buddy Miles (this is not the album version, but a
studio jam
with organ!)
Red House - Los Angeles Forum, CA 4/26/69 - with Noel Redding &
Mitch
Mitchell
Red House - Albert Hall, London 2/24/69 - with Noel Redding &
Mitch
Mitchell
Red House - Winterland, San Francisco, CA 10/10/68 - with Noel Redding
& Mitch Mitchell
Red House - John Lee Hooker in the studio Hollywood, CA 3/20/89
Note from a seller on EBay 9-1-2004:
JIMI HENDRIX - RED HOUSE 7 VERSIONS LIVE J L HOOKER
I've had this in my collection for a while. I used to play electric
guitar and
enjoyed reading and learning about playing through guitar
instructional
books, sheet music, and anything usual in that section of the music
store.
I came across this CD almost 12 years ago. It is highly usual in that
it was
published by a sheet music company, so it has no catalog number or UPC
code. However it collects 6 different live versions (official of
course) of Jimi
Hendrix playing Red House, including an instudio rendition done by THE
MAN, John Lee Hooker!
... also thought you should know that yours truly Doctor Noe aka Noe the G under his own Guitar Galaxy shingle did a historic interview with Roy Buchanan, Master of the Telecaster and it's on a DVD called Roy Buchanan Telly Talk.
Roy Buchanan was interviewed by Noe Gold
and photographed by John Peden
-Take a look ...
doctornoemedia.blogspot.com/
Cheers,
Noe G
< - - - -- - Love and blessings, - - - -- -
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< - - -- - Noe Gold
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Comments and faves
El Mundo de MuD, Eleventh Earl of Mar, Sumlin, missmeyli, and 26 other people added this photo to their favorites.
El Mundo de MuD (53 months ago | reply)
Vista en
Seen in
“Pies y Manos”
tld22341 (53 months ago | reply)
Awesome!
deepinder cheema (53 months ago | reply)
Great Photo's
Get in touch I am trying to trace photo's of one of Jimi Hendrix's Marshall amplifiers that is here in England.
I hope you can search your archives for Zappa stuff.
Doctor Noe (48 months ago | reply)
Now dig this ...
I just posted a plethora of Jimi juiciness on my page, which is referred to as the www.flickr.com/photos/doctor_noe/sets/7215760 5512202079/] set above.
PS, Bill Nitopi, who Stevie Ray Vaughan called "The Keeper of the Frame," Has this to say about our collaboration on these Guitar World Special Issues:
Thanks Noe,
Nice photos...
Yea, it's been 20 years since it came out... but we started working on that GW issue in Jan. 87.
Historic, no one has ever come close to that in any type of publication.
I still remember the look on the face of Dennis Page coming into your office upon realizing we spent almost $10.000 on photos for a single issue.
GW '88 is still looked upon by collectors as the greatest accumulation of Hendrix photos in a single magazine or book.
Thanks again,
Love ya,
Bill
anslatadams (44 months ago | reply)
If only Jimi have survived, can you imagine what kind of music he
would be making now. Wow. He's was like a shooting star that
burned brightly, but went out too soon! God bless you Jimi!
sofarsocute (Pierre "Pedro, Stone,石") (44 months ago | reply)
I'm glad I came across this.
These days I still meet young guys on the beach playing 'Jimi Hendrix'
In my old day(yap) I'm starting to learn Voodoo chile from some kids.
Some of my live shots of Jimi Hendrix in Vancouver are on my set
Performers. www.flickr.com/photos/sofarsocute/sets/721576 03935863689/
I saw him in England for the last time in 1970 IOW
Marco Raaphorst (40 months ago | reply)
thanks for the photo's!!
little tribute:
www.marcoraaphorst.nl/2009/02/09/klankbeeld-r aaphorst-lov...
Doctor Noe (40 months ago | reply)
Marco Raaphorst, it's OK that you blogged my photo since you linked back to me here. Otherwise ... Killin' Floor!
KnowhatImean???
Marco Raaphorst (40 months ago | reply)
Thanks Doctor Noe. Sure I :-)
tvnlilrock2 [deleted] (31 months ago | reply)
Great shot...how can I get a larger pic of this?
Haneen Krimly [deleted] (28 months ago | reply)
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Haneen Krimly [deleted] (24 months ago | reply)
Great photo, loving your work.
I especially like the hand detail :)
BellaCoconut (22 months ago | reply)
this is a fantastic shot!
hamicreek2002 (21 months ago | reply)
Jimi, gone 40 years ago yesterday. What a wonderful contribution he made during his rocket ride down the deltas of Saturn.
This photo was invited and added to the Left-handed Guitars and Basses group.
Doctor Noe (21 months ago | reply)
This story today on NPR talks about Linda Keith, Keith Richards' friend who introduced Jimi (Jimmy James at the time) to Chas at that Cafe Au Go Go gig ... www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId =129855398&a...
@Gib, yes, so true. We published a story "Jimi and the Monkees," Guitar World Special Collectors Edition March 1988 P. 35 in which the Monkees were Hendrix' biggest fans, coming down to watch his set before their own. Tork learned licks from Jimi (and even played bass with him and Buddy Miles at The Scene). Dolenz says this about his last meeting with Jimi: " ... I was surprised to see him in somewhat of a funk. He was not happy with the way his music had developed ... stultified ... He felt that what he was doing didn't have the substance that it had once had. I'm not sure he even realized how much substance it ever had.We were standing outside alone in a lobby and I felt a great deal of compassion for him. As he stood there, his eyes kind of drifted off, and I could see him trying to come to terms with some devil or something in his own head.. And he said, 'You know, I think I'm gonna start an r&b band. I gotta do something. I'm going to work with some horns and put together something llike Otis does, 'cause that's really where it's at.' I put my arm around him and said, 'Jimi, don't you understand, you invented psychedelic music. You *invented* it. Nobody ever played this before you came along. Why are you going through this crisis of self-confidence right now? And he didn't say anything, he didn't respond to that at all, but it was an extraordinary moment in my life and I thinkin his as well. He nodded kind of in agreement to that, but in a very humble way. And I went off to Amsterdam and got the call two days later that he was dead."
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Gib Robbie (http://www.facebook.com/gib.robbie)@ Noe..Thanks for the fascinating detail here...I love background such as this--the Monkees connection is an obscure chapter from an incredible life/story...as time goes on-Jimi's legend only gets bigger.
1 Mozart Luvr (20 months ago | reply)
~Wow..What a groovy shot of the master at work..~
Andri92 (16 months ago | reply)
wonderful!! see this