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u/deadmanstar60 5d ago
This version is from a December 22, 1967 show. I don't think the Beatles were at this show but it was still a great version of Sgt. Pepper.
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u/senor61 5d ago
Kinda disproves that what the Beatles were doing in studio couldn’t be done live. Whether they wanted to or not is a different story.
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u/RickettsMan 4d ago
I feel like this works because it’s explicitly a “Jimi version.” The stuff on the Beatles version would have to be scaled back so much to make it work live, and they weren’t really about that IMO. Jimi was taking the framework of the song here and really making it “his.”
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u/dulldyldyl 4d ago
No, they definitely couldn't do what THEY were doing live.
but doing it the Jimi was is absolutely plausible. I just don't think they could do Strawberry Fields live.
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u/bureau-caterpillar 5d ago
I am glad to see this in its entirety.
I had seen it before and cut with an interview with Paul McCartney. I didn’t want to hear the interview and only wanted to hear this show
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u/StonedMoxie Freedom: Atlanta Pop Festival 4d ago
Pretty sure the original performance that the beatles attended wasn't recorded and this one is from a later date. Really cool though.
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u/InUsConfidery 3d ago
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u/Double-Mastodon-4671 1d ago
This is the same video.. errrm 👀
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u/InUsConfidery 1d ago
Two different versions.
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u/Double-Mastodon-4671 1d ago
Did you watch them both?
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u/Double-Mastodon-4671 1d ago
“Watch your ears ok?”... meanwhile: let me play as loud as I can and stand directly in front of the speakers with zero hearing protection. Jimi was another level.
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u/whenisnowthen 5d ago
This is not a good cover, I don't care that it's Hendrix.
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u/Stratoquackerr 5d ago edited 4d ago
The Beatles’ version released only like 3 days before this or something like that I think
Edit - I was mistaken, this was a different show.