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J: Hey, Yang Chen, you know our friend down in the music library, Vince...he says "hello" by the way ...
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J: Will do. Anyway, did you know he's a guitar player?
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J: Oh, that's weird. That's exactly what we talked about. Wow, he really admires Jimi Hendrix. But who wouldn't. Jimi Hendrix is a music legend.
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J: Exactly. And Jimi is not only a music legend, he changed rock-n-roll, ·nºuµ¼Öforever!
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J: Me too! But let's make sure that Vince gets a word in.
¹ê¿ý1 Vince Bonner: My name is Vince Bonner. And I feel Jimi Hendrix is not the father of the modern guitar, but um, he changed the sound so drastically.
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J: We'll let Vince explain that. But before we hear from Vince I want to mention something again. Sometimes when Vince speaks, he drops the "t" at the end of his words. For example, he will say "lef-handed" instead of "left-handed."
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J: Right. I mean, left. I mean that's correct!
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¹ê¿ý2 Vince: Number one he was a left-handed guitarist. So he played the instrument upside down which is even more incredible. Um Jimi was the first to use distortion and reverb, heh, without it sounding like a lot of noise. Everything he was doing he did wrong, technically, he was doing wrong.
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J: Right. Distortion and reverb are two special terms for music and, especially, for Jimi Hendrix. Reverb is a music term that's short for reverberation or shaking and tremors in the music. But you know what, Yang Chen, we have so many examples from Jimi Hendrix himself ... let's just play that.
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J: Here's an example of distortion and reverb from Jimi Hendrix.
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(Enter sample of Jimi Hendrix)
Y: Wow, ¥Lªºµ¼Ö¤Ó¦³¾_¾Ù¤O¤F¡C
J: Isn't that amazing! Nobody thought that that could sound good. But Jimi Hendrix was such a great guitar player he made he sound great. And Vince felt the same way, too. In the next quote he talks about what makes the guitar playing of Jimi Hendrix so special. Yang Chen, he didn't just play the guitar. His concerts were the ultimate in showmanship.
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J: No way! No, no, no, Jimi was special. He used crazy lights and crazy color shows. He even set his guitar on fire one time.
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J: Right. And he just played the guitar so well. When he played it was true showmanship. Here us Vince.
¹ê¿ý3 Vince: For me, and this is what I think makes Jimi so special, is being different, is having your own individuality on the instrument. Everyone right now sounds like everyone else. Everyone else sounds like Jimi Hendrix.
J: I really like how Vince worded it. "Everyone right now sounds like everyone else. Everyone else sounds like Jimi Hendrix."
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J: Not only was he incredibly individual, but when he played his concerts turned into a spiritual experience. Here is Vince.
¹ê¿ý4 Vince: Jimi once said that when he got on stage and when he started to play he can make the audience do anything. It was like a spiritual revival when he played.
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J: You are absolutely right. I couldn't agree with you more.
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J: Let the spirit of Jimi Hendrix fill the air!!
(Enter Jimi Hendrix music)
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