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Jimi Hendrix - Third Stone From The Sun (Original Post) MrScorpio Sep 2013 OP
12 String Blues hobbit709 Sep 2013 #1
that song was a ride olddots Sep 2013 #2
An amazing tune, especially when you consider that was made somewhere around 1967. Tobin S. Sep 2013 #3
Mitch Mitchell was such an important part of Jimi's sound aint_no_life_nowhere Sep 2013 #4
 

olddots

(10,237 posts)
2. that song was a ride
Sun Sep 1, 2013, 12:57 PM
Sep 2013

we would turn out the lights , turn it up and have to hold onto something then when we heard "you may never hear surf music again we knew the ride would gently end .

thanks for posting it .

Tobin S.

(10,418 posts)
3. An amazing tune, especially when you consider that was made somewhere around 1967.
Sun Sep 1, 2013, 01:11 PM
Sep 2013

Way, way ahead of its time. It still makes some modern music sound primitive. It's tied for my favorite by Jimi, "1983...A Merman I Should Turn to Be" being my other favorite.



That gets me high just listening to it.

aint_no_life_nowhere

(21,925 posts)
4. Mitch Mitchell was such an important part of Jimi's sound
Sun Sep 1, 2013, 11:49 PM
Sep 2013

His jazz background and the fullness he provided to that trio with his ever present subtle chops made him the best rock drummer of the era, in my opinion. He could play with the raw power of a Keith Moon and also the fluidity, complexity, restraint, and soulfulness of a great jazz drummer. Mitch was a devotee of Elvin Jones and Max Roach. Jimi in fact called him "my Elvin Jones".

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