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Limpopoking Jun 05, 2013 - 10:41	"I know her sister will"... So dodgy, but hey, boys will be boys [ Reply ]
fredriley Jun 05, 2013 - 10:36	Pure, basic, stripped-down blues rock from a master of the genre. Unbeatable. 9 from the bluesy Nottingham jury. [ Reply ]
palatin8 May 04, 2013 - 15:17	Oh yeah! This one following Ben Harper who did really a good cover of Red House. Not a ten like this one, but a solid eight. Listen to Ben Harper and Relentless7 @ Montreal International Jazz Festival 2009. [ Reply ]
24noir Apr 03, 2013 - 11:35	+ [ Reply ]
Megavolt Jan 30, 2013 - 16:43	martinc wrote: And if you can't appreciate great music just because the musician has passed away, I feel sorry for your limited taste. Yes, the mathematics of the situation say that there are more dead musicians than live ones. So, a varied collection should have more dead artists than live ones. If it doesn't, go back and find what artists inspired the ones you like. I heard Henry Rollins give a shout-out to Mississippi Fred McDowell. mind blown [ Reply ]
unclehud Jan 30, 2013 - 16:37	"There's a Red House over yonder" ... and the goosebumps rise. [ Reply ]
ScottN Aug 26, 2012 - 15:38	Great song, indeed. The best version I know of appears on his little know live album Hendrix in the West. . That version is incendiary [ Reply ]
greg4067 Jul 26, 2012 - 05:53	'Cause if my baby don't love me no more I know her sister will ................. [ Reply ]
subdude Jun 24, 2012 - 19:36	Aaaaaaaaaaaah! [ Reply ]
bachbeet May 23, 2012 - 23:33	another terrific song from Jimi. Bluesy and rock and acid-rock and jazzy. [ Reply ]
Sasha2001 Apr 22, 2012 - 06:12	Oh, I can hear Jimi. [ Reply ]
martinc Apr 22, 2012 - 06:05	Papernapkin wrote: If your fav list is made up of mostly dead people, maybe it's time to find new music. And if you can't appreciate great music just because the musician has passed away, I feel sorry for your limited taste. [ Reply ]
kurtster Apr 22, 2012 - 06:05	Jimi ... Another artist whose albums were different depending on the country of release. This was on the English version of Are You Experienced but not on the American. We were robbed back then. Better albums overseas and better quality vinyl. The Beatles are another example of this back then, too. [ Reply ]
hepruess Apr 22, 2012 - 06:00	What a relief to listen to this after Roy Harper. Gather round for Hendrix, Harper fans! [ Reply ]
kingart Mar 21, 2012 - 13:23	One of the few versions of tunes that are markedly better live than studio — and in the case of this one, that's really saying something. [ Reply ]
martinc Mar 21, 2012 - 13:23	Saw Jimi at the Bank Street theatre, I think 1969. He said he was having equipment troubles and was going to jam on a new song that had been working to work on the kinks. This was the song he played. It was an old theatre. Subway trains were coming out of his amp. Junk of the ceiling were falling down. That was my first rock and roll concert. [ Reply ]
meinthecorner Feb 18, 2012 - 19:33	C'mon, Bill! I'm tryin' to get out the door for a bite, and I'm now fairly starving 'cause I can't turn you off! Jimi sounds so fine here!! [ Reply ]
Papernapkin Feb 18, 2012 - 19:27	kurnatovsky wrote: The greatest rock and blues guitarist of all time. No just that time when you were open to new things — which was more than 50 years ago. [ Reply ]
Papernapkin Feb 18, 2012 - 19:26	If your fav list is made up of mostly dead people, maybe it's time to find new music. [ Reply ]
kurnatovsky Feb 18, 2012 - 19:26	The greatest rock and blues guitarist of all time. [ Reply ]