Jimi Hendrix: Fire, Stockholm 69

more vintage rock from the 60's

Jimi Hendrix: Spanish Castle Magic, Stockholm 69

amazingly clear bw video, with remastered sound - just like it probably sounded then, distortion and all! those were the days, never again to be repeated by any other generation..

Jimi Hendrix: The Wind Cries Mary (Live 67)

Live on Stockholm TV, 1967.. classic vintage video..

Santana: Written in Sand

great lost song of Santana's.. audio only

Be Bop Deluxe: Crying to the Sky

Bill Nelson's beautiful tribute to Hendrix

Bill Nelson: Contemplation (2007)

Beautiful rock song from the guitarist/leader of Be Bop Deluxe

Be Bop Deluxe: Live Jam 77

(title unknown) - live jam from 77, recalls Cream and the Allman Brothers, thanks to the keyboards..

Sungha Jung: With or Without You (acoustic)

are you kidding me? this kid looks about 10, has super tiny hands and plays the heck outta this acoustic.. great sound too.. (over six mil views already at youTube)

Jeff Beck: Cause We've Ended as Lovers (R Scotts)

Jeff Back live at Ronnie Scott's, from that dvd.. 22 yr old Tal Wilkenfeld's bass solo is simply awesome!

Little Feat: Teenage Nervous Breakdown (live)

High octane rock at its best, with Lowell George in his prime on slide guitar

Little Feat: Tripe Face Boogie (live in Paris)

Rare video of Little Live at L'olympia Theatre in Paris, 1975 (bad video, but such an exciting rendition)

Little Feat: Fat Man in the Bathtub

Lowell George was one of the great music talents to die young - Little Feat was one of the best American rock bands and this was one of their best.. Lowell George was first in Frank Zappa's Mothers of Invention band.. some of Little Feat's backup singers included Bonnie Raitt, Emmylou Harris, and Linda Ronstadt..

Carlos Santana: Song of the Wind

Just the audio and a still picture, but still one of Santana's most beautiful and lyrical melodies..

Buddy Guy: Sweet Home Chicago

You can definitely hear where Clapton and Hendrix came from in this one song! He also influenced Jeff Beck, Duane Allman, Smokin' Joe Kubek, and countless others.. this is SWEET HOME CHICAGO live from Houston..

Yardbirds: I'm Not Talking

That's lead guitarist Jeff Beck on the left, and rhythm guitarist Jimmy Paige behind him - this is a terrific song from Mose Allison, the white jazz-blues musician from Tupelo, Mississippi (there's another musician from Tupelo?? LOL -- ELVIS!) This was from about 1964 and was the hottest rock band in the world at the time, maybe ever..

Jeff Beck: My Thing

This is about as hard as anyone can rock without self-imploding! Guys half his age can't even imagine rockin this well.. since Hendrix, Beck has been the rockin-est guitarist bar none..

Malcolm in the Middle used this song - during a baseball game, Malcolm wanted to get mom, the umpire, and they played this as he rounded the bases..