Which ones, thanks!

nada

He wasn't able to get the guitar parts properly

[There'll be no wedding today...]

He plays on a version of Satisfaction that was recorded when he was a member of Curtis Knight & the Squires (1966).

When the Experience appeared on "It Must Be Dusty," Hendrix dedicated "Stone Free" to Brian Jones, and said "Get Off My Cloud, baby" before launching into the guitar solo.

Well they both have done the same Dylan cover "Like a RSTONE", albeit 28 years apart.

trivia:

what Dylan song have both Hendrix and Taylor (in a support role) both done covers of in the studio?

>> what Dylan song have both Hendrix and Taylor (in a support role) both done covers of in the studio? <<

All Along de Watchtower


"What do you want - what?!"
- Keith

no. mt's not done that in the studio. strike one.

Would it be Could You Please Call Out Your Window?

Big Al wins the Big Prize. You guessed it - SQUAT. congrats.

no no, there has to be a prize! here, how about this link: [en.wikipedia.org]


"What do you want - what?!"
- Keith

except Big Al has the title slightly off... there's still a window for would-be guessers...

I used to own a vynil album by Hnedrix where he covers "Satisfaction" live.

"...no longer shall you trudge 'cross my peaceful mind."

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Did you ever hear the version of this song done by Transvision Vamp? It's pretty good.

It was a bit of a guess. I have the song on Jimi's BBC CD and aside from All Along The Watchtower, it was the only Dylan cover I could think of Hendrix doing.

Okay then, what’s my prize?!

I heard he might do a Stones cover on his next album.

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"Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window" (the italics are Bob's, not mine )

yer a bunch of anal-retentives today - i'm usually playing that role

I meant "Crawl" vs. Al's "Call."

Hendrix did Drifters Escape too.

Like A Rolling Stone - great version!

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correct. He covered 3 Dylan songs that I'm aware of (LARS, Watchtower and Drifters Escape). I dont think there were any others.

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> correct. He covered 3 Dylan songs that I'm aware
> of (LARS, Watchtower and Drifters Escape). I dont
> think there were any others.


Don't forget Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window!

That's a really great Dylan track. Along with Positivly 4th St. Why those two aren't on any of his records, I don't know. Only Best Of's, isn't it?

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> > correct. He covered 3 Dylan songs that I'm
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> > of (LARS, Watchtower and Drifters Escape). I
> dont
> > think there were any others.
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oops...I listed it above and forgot it immediately..silly me
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> That's a really great Dylan track. Along with
> Positivly 4th St. Why those two aren't on any of
> his records, I don't know. Only Best Of's, isn't
> it?


well, they were both 'standalone' singles that were released in the gap between the release of 'Highway 61" and "Blonde on Blonde". Back in 1965 it wasnt uncommon for artists to do that.