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[FossyPickles]

people often just look at him at his peak and think “Wow he’s so lucky, he’s so good and ill never reach his level” and don’t ever think about how he was human, and how much work he put in to get to that point

[JunkyNinetyive]

Don’t give up, and it’s never too late.

[willg]

Saw Hendrix on June 5th, 1970, in Dallas. 3 1/2 months before he passed. Incredible showmanship. Wish you were still with us. 😢

[davidmccall]

People who discover their natural talents and can devote themselves to honing them, are the luckiest people in the world. Conversely, it seems that the brightest stars tend to always burn out the quickest, and Jimi was a prime example. 🎸👑

[Nibblerr]

That "he could tune by ear" comment was so funny lmao.

[sandmanCQB]

Greatest guitarist of all time 🎸🔥🔥🔥🔥✌️

[nicolasalexander]

Wow, this is nuts....he only played for 12 years before he died and he achieved all that, this is crazy....God bless him....

[zansyakz]

If Jimi still alive he would talk so much about his guitar journey ❤

[garypedigogaeu]

Not a shredder, a great guitar player with an ear for melody. He wasn’t in a race to see how many notes he could play a minute. Taste!

[trevorgwelch]

Jimi was a genius songwriter guitarist - excellent stage show . He had perfect pitch .

[anthonyfunderburk]

Jimi Hendrix could not even read music. He was music, the creation of music. His life was a music🎸🎸🎶🔥🔥🔥😎😎😎👊🏾

[Legoisjustsogood]

R.I.P one of the worlds guitarist gone way to soon

[anoncracy]

That's my homie, The baddest to ever do it! 🎶🎸🎤

[Dee.SixNine]

Jimi talked in every language through his guitar 🎸, he struck a chord in every country

[hellothere-bq]

Greatest musician that's ever lived!

[kylemoran]

The reason he did all that woodshedding as they say, was because his childhood sucked. He NEEDED that guitar, because that's ALL he had ! Thank you to his Father (Al) for caring enough. RIP Jimi

[mr.funnyman]

Even though the guy is a legend, he was still human. it's good to know that I can still learn new tricks without having to be a kid

[Beatles]

And the man played a right-handed guitar upside down! Just f'ing wow!

[christophernichols]

Hendrix played backup rhythm for a Doo-Wop band, Buddy, and Stacy, 1965, before going solo.

[matthewclark]

He did more in a short time than most people do in their whole lives. When he played, you felt like he was bearing his soul to you on stage, he really felt the music and was at one with his guitar.