Jimi Hendrix - Have Mercy (RARE ... NEVER RELEASED) скачать видео бесплатно

Snot Tomlickbum

this is the bollocks

John Janecek

February 4th, 1967 - The Flamingo Club, London

Terry White

remember the honey bees. They used to laugh at me

אדיר ברק

in the original song (by Don Covay) jimi played lead guitar...

elamite66

nice to hear it even with the poor sound quality, first time for me...................................

Jorrun

Thanks for sharing this :)

mysteryjesus

Yes like the others have said, this is almost exactly the same as the Rolling Stones version. But if this wee clearer, of course, Jimi does it better. I can't believe it was Jimi who played on the original too! Amazing, I wonder if the Stones knew that at the time.

LightenUpMcGraw

sure sounds like him, both guitar and singing.

Liam Cook

Yes, I will put a couple up soon

danimation777

any more from this show

booka7400 .

@blackstrat6897 ur right.

blackstrat6897

@booka7400 that is definitely jimi.

booka7400 .

thats not jimi

sumshiiit

thank you so much for posting this.......and you're right Willemp,,, the stones recorded version of this song is definitely almost note for note...even on the vocals.. almost intonation for intonation.....they did change it up with sound of the guitar riffs (more beatles drive my car style). Pretty similar though.

willempiextra

The Stones made a note for note copy of The Don Covay version. I believe Jimi played guitar on that Don Covay record.

Julian Shelbourne

Funnily enough, when the Stones performed this song at Hyde Park in 1969 it sounded very like this. I suspect they had heard this actual recording.

Cheech Chong

He sounds like he's really nice... Nice, as in nice and high. Lol

TheStinkyFingers

Despite the poor sound quality it's always a pleasure to hear Jimi! Where did you get this? It's amazing! Thank you lots for posting such a great music moment :)

RevRonL

Please do not apologize for quality... You brought an incredible wonderful peice into my and other's life. Never heard this before, and never would have if not for your posting. Your gesture is beautiful. This is art, pure, raw at times, moving, and evoking. What happened at that time - Jimi, Warhol, Muscle cars, Easy Rider, Landing on thr frik'in moon - this will never happen again.

John Berry

Jimi's rhythm playing was every bit as brilliant as his lead work.

Jimi Hendrix

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