jimi has no will and zero savings.ons. >> he was a known winemaker, but when pascal inherited the winery, it was more like a label -- really not much behind it. i said the only thing i can try is to raise pascal. >> but there's another pressing issue. jimi left several tons of grapes still on the vine. his sister, janie, arrives in oregon to settle his affairs. what did the other growers tell you about the importance of jimi's work continuing? >> he was blazing new trails, and they didn't want to see the brand go away, and they all stepped up and offered to take his fruit that year and make his wine for free if i would help them on the business side. >> tad seestedt is one of those other growers and a longtime friend of jimi's. >> one of the few things you can do for someone who's died is help their family take care of their unfinished business. jimi had told me at least a handful of times he didn't feel like he had much of a legacy for pascal besides his winery. >> so tad and the other growers harvest jimi's crop, mak

and they'll tell you the whole story of jimi hendrix. jimmy said to me when he came off of the stage, i said, jimi what did you think? because jimi and buddy miles were friends of mine years before woodstock. jimi said, if i could have played at 9:00 when i was supposed to, to a half a million people, he said i was so tired and worn out, i did the best i can. it was only average. and it was. because i had heard jimi play before and it was only average. that's what jimi felt and that's what i felt. >> were there bands that you couldn't entice? >> no. no, no. i don't know what michael was doing. i was really busy, you know, doing the word of mouth. i was meeting with the black panthers, the weathermen, i was traveling the country hitting every group that could cause trouble and making deals with them. the only deals we made was we'll give you medical assistance, legal assistance if you're busted and we'll give you food if you don't have. >> those are the deals you made with those groups. >> with all those groups. and they accepted it. when

jimi said to me when he came up to the stage, jimi and buddy miles were friends of mine years before woodstock. jimi said if i could have played at 9:00 when i was supposed to i was so tired and worn out it was only average, and it was. it was only average and that's what jimi felt and that's what i felt. >> were there bands that you just couldn't entice? >> no. no. no. i -- i don't know what michael was doing. i was really busy, you know, doing the word of mouth. i was meeting with the black panthers and the weathermen and sds, hitting every group that could cause trouble and making deals with them. we'll give you medical assistance and legal assistance if you're busted and we'll give you food if you don't have any. >> those were the deals you made with all those groups? >> they accepted it. when they showed up there was no problem. >> there was a fear factor, but you don't read that much about the fact that all those groups are going to possibly take advantage of that situation. >> you don't read about it because i didn't have a pr person, and i didn't push that out there, but it's

janis joplin, jimi henrix, the grateful dead, jefferson airplanes.re already headline bands. but some people really emerged at that concert or became famous to a far larger crowd. richie havens was not a well-known figure though he was prominent in the new york area. santana was not a well-known band. when santana got up there, himself, and played that guitar, suddenly that band erupted and became an iconic figure in the rock scene.. for some bands there was a breakthrough moment. for some it was a validation. for some it wasn't the best show they ever played.id turn on but the music really did turn o. a generation and really exposede millions of people eventually to the film in particular to bands they didn't know about before that time. >> john is joining us from hanover, maryland. good morning, john. >> caller: good morning. >> go ahead with your memory from woodstock. you were there? start >> caller: well, yes, i was. my memory is what started it and what started it, it was like a spiritual awakening.yo and it started from the whole land.u sic ho

they'll tell you the story of jimi hendrix. i said what do you think? they were friends of mine years before woodstock and jimi said artie, if i could have played at 9:00 when i was supposed to to have a million people, i did the best i can. it was only average. which it was, i'd heard him play before. that's what he felt and that is what i felt. >> >> were there bands you couldn't entice? >> >> no. i don't know what michael was doing. i was really busy doing the word-of-mouth. i was meeting with the black panthers, the weatherman, sds. i was traveling the country and making deals with every group. the only deals i made is we'll give you medical assistance, legal assistance if you are busted and we'll give you food if you don't have any. with all those groups and they accepted it. when they showed up, no problem. >> >> obviously there is a fear factor of, you don't read that much about all those groups were going to possibly take advantage of that situation. >> >> you don't read about it because i didn't have a pr person and didn't push that out there b

it's marvelous that she remembers jimi hendrix. one of the things that is striking is when you in the film watch him perform and you look out, 80% of the people had left by that time. it was early monday morning and the audience was very small. a lot of people say i was there the day this happened. i bet she did. she was from kansas and waited till the last. very few people were in the audience when hendrix did his overwhelming rendition of the star-spangled banner. >> joe from florida, how old were you when you attended woodstock? >> i was 19 years old. i drove my 1968 mustang as far as i could did i lived in new york at the time. if my memory serves me correctly even though it was only 60 miles north of where i was living, it took eight hours to get to the actual site. i must've parked five miles and walked in the rest of the way. it was a field of mud. there was some great music. the people were just fantastic. i think that was instrumental in forming my political views. people could get along together. there could be love and p

hendrix,to see jimi sly and the family stone. it was mostly musical. we rented a cargo van and drove van, not knowing that the windshield wipers didn't work. we were driving in that pouring rain with no windshield wipers. we pit was a relatively small minority of the baby boom generation itself. most baby boomers never marched, they never protested. they weren't political people. many baby boomers did feel they were a par did feel they were a part of did feel they were a part of other two guys tr parents they were going to the other guys house to sleep over. out, he said are you sure you've got enough toilet paper? us for beer.nown we just took this 10 miles. you should of got what you wanted. were not hurting for money. we work in the concession stand. us forre really bugging the beer. you don't like to be laughing at kids people, 15-year-old have beer and adults couldn't get their own. the best part was joe cocker. we had never heard of them. we just sat there in all of joe cocker. was the best of everybody that was there. expected a disaster. nothin

no, it is not true that jimi hendrix wanted to close the show because he was the headliner, if you are going into the archives of the artie kornfeld, and you will hear the whole interview with jimi, because he was friends of mine years before woodstock, and he said, artie, if i could have played at 9:00 a.m. for half a million people, i would have done better, but this was only average. and i heard him play before and it was only average and this is what jimi felt and i did felt. >> were there bands that you could not entice? >> no, no. i don't know what michael was doing, but i was really busy doing the word of mouth. i was meeting with the black panthers and the weathermen and the sds and traveling the country to talk to every group that could cause trouble, and told them that we will give you medical assistance and legal assistance if you are busted if you don't have. >> that is the deal that you made. >> yes, with all of those groups, and so when they showed up, no problem. >> it was a fear factor, but you don't read much about the fact that all of the groups were going to possibly

talks that's what he does you know cho i sometimes i can say him going toe to toe go ahead go ahead jimi go no jamie please jump in as if you didn't appreciate him you didn't appreciate him going toe to toe with the gentleman in the in the where was he when he said you're down liar where with me when he did that oh yeah and i thought that was the challenge to push us i don't know if. i want the more we learn about joe that already i think he has a problem with the truth ok well leave it at that we're talking about bernie now joe i sometimes get this gut feeling that the democratic establishment and its donors would prefer to lose this election to donald trump than have bernie send and again i'm a conservative ok but i'm looking at the process in the procedures they would prefer to lose to donald trump than have someone like bernie sanders win what do you think. boy that's i think in the end just like republicans probably don't want crazy the establishment any way around donald trump sure they kind of warmed up to him right the loyalty around him that you see the gallup poll numbers somet

it starts with jimmy song as an author and he's on well very very well known in the big coin space jimi welcome back thanks for having me again all right so i mentioned you're not you've written i think 2 books out on the right well one of these 2 books it is programming because it's for developers that want to learn about their corner teaches you everything that you need to know to learn to because watching the other book is a little bit corny book is more for a laid audience that doesn't know anything about a coin become learn all about it or if you already know because this is a good way to save time when explaining it to your relatives knows nothing about it perfect so we are in montenegro we are in montevideo uruguay and that the a lot american conference or law bit calm and you gave a very compelling talk and at the centerpiece of that tok was something called the can tell in a fact which we mentioned on the show quite often and as a bit coin guy you don't say maximalist but i'm sure you can i don't think that's an insult not to as a big climax wellstone has been really deep dive

just like our guest jimi song author and bitcoin influencer and so next time if i catch us on twitter it's guys are part of the by. the way. live. play. lists lists. lists. and very well might continue watching on since last. thousands of american men and women choose to serve in the country's military and the decision. every song came to a complete. the day that i was right. here you know told a shot to kill me and i see how it destroyed my life any screamed at me and he made me come in and he grabbed my arm and he write me with this bird thinking if you take into account that women don't report because of the extreme retaliation it's probably somewhere near about half a 1000000 women have now been sexually assaulted in the u.s. military rape is a very very traumatizing had happened but i've never seen trauma like i've seen from women who are veterans who suffered military sexual trauma reporting rape is more likely to get the victim punished the offender and almost 10 year career which i was very invested in and i gave a sex offender who was not even going to justice or put on the r

gosh jimi hendrix. and all the base housing you can walk in a court or you sure use a moving cranked out of one stereo you would hear jimi hendrix out of another stereo you would hear scarlett santana abraxas coming out of another stereo so definitely the rock n roll. must win for them into our main hobby as teenagers with music them into them and one thing led to another we tried to form a band. we were very young back then maybe 12 years old and i played guitar and i took a classical guitar and put steel strings on it they cut my finger tips and the bass player simply removed 2 strings from a classical guitar leaving just for them both our drummer made his drums from detergent cartons of the which he cut to size and then covered with course the paper. this is one of the. other component is one of the members of the band the radar's was a carpenter a cabinet maker a very good craftsman. he made my guitar neck by hand and cut out the body with a saw. and i could have. just wondered if i was 14 when i ar

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gotch jimi hendrix. and all the base housing you can walk into court or are you sure. being cranked out on one stereo you would hear jimi hendrix out of another stereo you would hear carlos santana perhaps is coming out of another stereo so definitely the rock n roll. i swim through the main hobby as teenagers with music them into the woods and one thing led to another we tried to form a band and. we were very young back then maybe 12 years old and i played guitar but i took a classical guitar and put steel strings on it they cut my finger tips and the bass player simply removed 2 strings from a classical guitar leaving just for. our drummer made his drums from detergent cartons which he cut to size and then covered with glossy paper. this is one of the . it is one of the members of the band the radar's was a carpenter a cabinet maker a very good craftsman undergoing i was 14 when i arrived here and my mother told me don't go down avenue do something not under. the sort of money system and when there were other ways to get to school and what we defied our parents and a

pressure. >> reporter: jimi, as in hendrix.allowing comparisons like that to sink in, as he told us when we sat down with him on his ranch in texas. >> it doesn't really resonate until i'm at home and i go wow, this is real, you know what i mean? all those dreams and hopes and aspirations i had as a kid and i thought were silly and i was scared to share with people because they might think that i. >> reporter: gary clark jr. is from austin, texas. the son of gary clark sr., a car salesman and his wife sandy, an accountant. mom still does his books and says her son's life changed forever at age 12. >> he got the guitar for christmas, and then checked out a couple of books and was just totally self-taught. >> you know, he is upstairs in his room playing and still is. come here, come listen to this. got upstairs, looked a little closer, and there he is, he is hitting note for note. >> reporter: the very next year, clark was good enough to play gigs in the city, on school nights no less. >> i used to feel guilty having him in night

. >> he said i haven't seen anybody like that since jimi. >> damn.till allowing comparisons like that to sink in. as he told us, when we sat down with him on his ranch in texas. >> texas. >> it doesn't really resonate until i am at home, and i am going wow, this is real. you know what i mean? like all those dreams and hopes and aspirations i had had as a kid and i thought were silly and i was scared to share with people because they might think that i'm, you know, out of my mind? >> reporter: gary clark, jr. is from austin, texas, the son of gary clark, sr., a car salesman and his wife sandi, an accountant. mom still does his books and says her son's life changed prefer at age 12. >> he got the guitar for christmas and then checked out a couple of books and was just totally self-taught. >> he was upstairs in his room playing and i told her, i said come here, come listen to. this got up the stairs a little bit closer, open up the door and there he is, listen, he's hitting note for note. ♪ ♪ >> is that the day you realized? >> he's got a gift. >> yeah.

liberals that like all this here because almost everybody i know is almost indifferent to it go ahead jimi. you know i think that's a little bit of indifference i mean playing into that the idea of you know in this era of the need to movement like we're going to endorse these women i think for anybody who's intellectually honest that is a no no so now when i saw the endorsement i thought seriously a month to month treat us like we can actually think and that we passed algebra you know the 6th grade i mean it's almost offensive you know to do these sorts of things without any real substance as to why there's an endorsement to a candidate that you know realistically is probably not going to get close to the nomination you know ron what do you think about that because again they're showing their cards really obviously c.n.n. is the new york times they want the establishment they say they want quote unquote things that go back way they were which will never happen ever happen again and actually it's really damaging the democratic party and i'm saying that as a conservative ok looking at what's

without telling the mps, ever but he wakes up on this base and the mps had put on recording of jimi hendrix playing the star-spangled banner. as you know, this is that subversive version of the star-spangled banner. then they started driving around the base figuring out how any people are participating. there was 100% participation in his unit and in another unit 100% participation. there was half participation among the engineers because their co threatened them at gunpoint literally, if they do not do their job. so everybody else got the day off except for the engineers. but the engineers got the day off because somebody sabotaged the bulldozers. so that whole base had shut down. there is one other thing that inspired him. that maybe i will sort of, almost close with. chi minh died in 1969, and one thing that changed his mind is he came back from this all-night duty, and the young vietnamese women were hired in most military bases to shine boots and make beds and that kind of thing. "i came in the night patrol, hooch, i noticed the house girls were unusually quiet, and one was crying. i t

♪ ♪ >> rock singer jimi hendrix died today if london according to a police source from an overdose ofgs. >> janice joplin was found dead last night. the cause of death was said to be an overdose of drugs. >> jim morrison, the lead singer for the doors, a rock music group, is dead. he was 27. >> the early years of the '70s were sad? music because you lose people and you lose the beatles. >> this small gathering is only the beginning. the event is so momentous that historians may one day view it as a landmark in the decline of the british empire. the beatles are breaking up. >> it was like a death for a lot of people. rock 'n' roll as we understood it in the 1960s was no longer with us. >> there will never be another beatles, never. ♪ >> i wonder what i'm doing here with no drummers or nothing like that. you might know i lost my old band, or i left it. ♪ imagine there's no heaven it's easy if you try ♪ >> for so long you waited for the next beatles album to see where music was going. and we just hoped the music they came up with individually would be that good. >> i don't no longer have

. >> it's a little bit of jimi hendrix, a little bit of captain jack sparrow. >> reporter: that dedication from the faithful not lost on star running back who signed autographs for hundreds of fans. >> the fans are unbelievable. and we're going to a special place. and i know that the fan base is going to be crazy down there in miami. >> reporter: dick's sporting goods held a pep rally for the 49ers complete with a live dj and multiple giveaways. >> the vibes have been incredible here. we have had super excited fans from the customers that are coming in to our teammates. everybody is a niners' fan it feels like. >> reporter: but the obvious highlight of the day, meeting mostert. >> i'd meet him again over and over again. just the best athlete i've ever met. just a really nice guy. >> reporter: a chance to connect in more ways than one. >> if they win the super bowl, i'm going to cherish these forever. even if they don't win, that's my team. i love them. >> reporter: dick's is also hosting other player appearances tomorrow in sunnyvale and san jose. i'm chris nguyen, abc7 news. >>> well, tod

super bowls have the forty-niners francisco 49 ers e since san >>gosh a former patris jimmy garoppolo jimy. what they do the kansas city chiefs hail >>pro orjohn and gi you you tell me if that guy's a pro refuse or joe cj >>cjthat that is no longer in the league, so joe. and lower all rightfine, lower. >>haha if jimmy kimmel were our quarterck look it could be in serious trouble there's morentertaining than that story tonight is super bowl halftime show that draws a lot of attention almost as much as the game and this sunday, 2 of the biggest latin stars are co-headlininthe show jennifer lopez and shakira. taking work on the was kind of a duck, you ow she could dance and that's what's imrtant and she could both of these siers ha had major success on the pop and latin charts over the past 2 decades and lopez and shakira say that the halftime show will honor tin culture promising a performance th has an empowering message. >>when i think of my daughter when i think l the little girls ofthe world to be able to have that to see that 2 latinas doing ts at this time in this country at thi time i

we've got a great often so we're going we're going to kick the packers, you know what january jimi whileis one game at a time february jimmy would be good to see too. >>but with tickets in hand and a win on sunday in their sights door niners. >>super fun people are buying so much stuff, everyone wanted something for the game on sunday were just a to take time we saw your post on social media. so the question being did you buy that i didn't you know why why well because i want to buy something that's a super bowl champs on it some saving my money and keep my fingers crossed let's not jinx we've still got a couple games be okay, okay, okay, but get this if you want to adopt a dog this weekend or a cat or a new pet. the san francisco spca is offering adoptions in support of the niners screen and there's a bet between the mayor of san francisco and the mayor of green bay that they will depending on which team wins they will then volunteer at a boys and girls club, but they have to wear the other team's colors so i hope the mayor of green bay looks good and ready go i love when they do the an

he said jimi hendriks could only be american like i'm going to restring your guitar and played left-handedr that never taken a music lesson ian don't give a dam about time signature. no spanish guitarist is ever going to do that but on the other hand ronald reagan. only americans would elect this guy president. i mentioning that because we have sort of an adolescent approach in america an adolescent boy in particular. we are fascinated by violence and guns and sex but we are also embarrassed and we don't want to talk about it. we are all weird like a 15-year-old boy, perpetual. whether came away from that particular conversation was a sense that their aversion to death as part of that mentality, and immature approach to life. the first hunter-gatherers deal with death all the time. they are hunters. every time you hunt to kill something so death is not a foreign concept. also because i think we are in a difficult spot now because we have become so cynical or iced that it's difficult for people who have any sense of an afterlife and so many of us are raised in a materialistic mental set lik

we've got a great often so we're going 'rgoing to kk the packers, you know what january jimi while it is one game at a timfebruary jimmy would be goodto see too. >>buwith tickets in hand d a win on sunday in their sits door niners, 49 ers fa certainly have faith at levi stadium in santa clara, i'm justine waldman kron 4 ws. >>he outcome on suny could affect mayor london breed's accepted green bay mayor air again when when challenge regardless of the outcome of sunday's game. mayor breed city employees and members of e community will be volunteering with the boys and girls clubs of san francisco. mayor girich and his community will do the same in green bay. but here's where the bet omes in both mayor and volunteers promised to where the winning team's colors in a statement released on friday mayor breed said in rt, i'm even more excited. the san francisco in green bay are coming together. no matt the outcome of the game this sunday to serve our communities and create a better future for young people in our cities. i hope the mayor genrich's ady to wear 9 a red and gold during our day o