+1, his last performance too if I remember, oh and Johnny B Goode at Berkley is possibly 4th behind Montereys Wild thing, just heres my bet:
1. Machine Gun Live Fillmore East
2. Star Spangled Banner Live Woodstock
3. Wild Thing Live Monterey Pop
4. Johnny B. Goode Live Berkley
5. All Along the Watchtower Live Isle of Wight
6. Purple Haze Live Woodstock
7. Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band Live IDK
8. Voodoo Child Live Woodstock
9. Here My Train A Comin Live on Film
10. Like A Rolling Stone Live Monterey Pop

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My friend showed me video from Monterey Pop Festival yesterday and it was awesome. Now I am looking for the full video.

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As far as my solo record, I don't want a gold record or anything, I'm happy to be small and to have the people appreciate the music who really like me for being me.
John Frusciante

Reb I would have to kindly disagree with some of your points...Yes Clapton thought Hendrix was great but Hendrix was in awe of Clapton as well and said the first person he wanted to play with upon arrival in London was Clapton, as he and Cream were the best thing around. As for Killing Floor, Clapton said he hadn't developed the technique to play it (although he did play it years later) and neither Jack nor Ginger knew the song. And the reason he watched Hendrix was not simply because of his awesome playing, but his wildness and antics on stage and that made him sit back a bit.
And remember one thing you must remember when reading things that EC says, he is an English Gentlemen, and therefore a little more humble about his talents (always has been) than us brash Americans. Hendrix didn't learn to stop all that guitar burning, playing behind his back crap until later in his career and learned that the Music was more important than the show. IMHO as always.

T2

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