Jimi Hendrix’s Last Show - Confirming He’s a Badass

Jimi Hendrix performs his last show at at the Open Air Love & Peace Festival in Fehmarn, West Germany on September 6, 1970. There were some technical difficulties which prevent the band from going on stage. In result the crowd started booing. That’s when Jimi Hendrix’s responds with the famous quote, “I don’t give a f#ck if you boo, as long as you boo in key.” Like the Legend he is, he then played the intro to Voodoo Child (Slight
Return)

[PeteDathlete]

Why would anyone boo this fantastic guitar player, he was definitely one of the best

[arekristoffersenfromaasgaard]

Jimi Hendrix made a few records, and the world would never be the same again...

[RiffSlayer]

People didn't realize how special he really was

[janicejohnson]

There will never be another like him!! RIP Jimmi. You rock!

[chepad]

I wish he was alive to know how much of an impact he made 🎸 Once in a life time.

[magellankiller]

Met him when I was a small child at a small cafe on Jackson Street.
My Mom reminded me of that day when on my 10th birthday she had presented me with the "Are You Experienced?" Vinyl lp when it had been released-still have it.

[needknowblue]

especially guitar playing.... can be defined as, "Before Hendrix and After Hendrix".... his music will live forever.

[pushinkeys]

When the guitar started playing the boos stopped and the crowd fell silent, legendary.

[jonmars]

The audience was fed up with conditions, bad weather and technical problems. Jimi brought them around.

[willg]

Not all people loved Jimi, but for those of us who did, we will love him forever!😊

[matthewblanchard]

Jimi Hendrix's very last performance was at Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club in London, jammin' with Eric Burton & War on two known songs that were recorded, "Memphis Slim Blues" & "Tobacco Road" on September 16, 1970. Just two days before he died on September 18th. at the age of

[johnyu]

Jimi’s legend gets larger every year, and rightfully so.

[MikeTssr]

Rest in Peace ✌ my relative through Cherokee Indian mixed blood totally awesome greatest
Guitar 🎸 God Forever

[MarceloTomorrowneverknows]

His last performance was at Ronnie Scott's in London on 09/16/70 when he played with Eric Burdon and War.

[suzukiyesteryear]

Had the blessing of seeing him live a couple of times…unbelievable. The first rock & roller to basically weaponize the Stratocaster, whilst armed with a phalanx of Marshall amps. There will never be an equal….cept’ SRV!!!!

[the-engneer]

I thought i had seen every video of Jimi Hendrix live and then i stumbled upon this. Not going too lie i shed a tear. I was shown this by my brother's girlfriend when i was 12 years old. She was murdered a year later. Inspired me too practice guitar and keep playing, and now i teach guitar

[dyanpaintedlady]

I’ve been around to long to remember all the dates etc. BUT WHEN I SAW HIM 1 TIME WE ALL LOVED HIM ‼️Back in the day we enjoyed being “ high & tripping to his fantastic guitar 🎸 “. Those were some great days & Im so glad to have “that experience “ ‼️‼️‼️🎸🎸🎸🎶🎶 ❤❤

[TheBluesmanBlue]

Yup a badass right the legendary Jimi Hendrix is rock n roll forever 🎸🎶🎶🎶

[greatexpectations]

He played pretty much better than he did at the Isle of wight, though that is amazing also. Too bad it wasn't recorded professionally. He was an experienced musician and was going to deliver the goods no matter at this point.

[mauriceoverstreet]

THE ABSOLUTE
G. O. A. T.
AND I DON'T GIVE A F- - - IF YOU DON'T AGREE JUST IN STAY IN KEY.🎼🎸