What about - Hendrix? Remember? Remember? Remember Hendrix at Woodstock? I'm just curious,...

Tom Friend: What about - Hendrix? Remember? Remember? Remember Hendrix at Woodstock? I'm just curious, you weren't there were you? You weren't at Woodstock. You weren't up there with Hendrix. Why? Where were you? You should've seen Hendrix, man. He was all business. Didn't mix business with pleasure. Playing "Star Spangled Banner" through two lousy speakers to half a million people in the mud. What a cry that was! A cry forlorn. Yeah, one desperate cry for freedom, up there with that screamin' guitar. Now, what was he - what was he sayin', Jack? That "Star Spangled Banner" trip. Now, what was that all about? Revolution? I don't think so. You could hear tears in every note he played. Sayin' love me, love me! I'm not a traitor, I'm a native son! He took the glorious anthem and he dropped drug bombs on it. You could hear that cry around the world. Sayin', hey, I'm an American citizen! He was callin' out to his forefathers. The pilgrims. The pilgrims, they didn't need any stinkin' passports. did they? Hendrix, Jack, well, he was the last man standing. Pride and honor. Right? That's what it's all about. But, they didn't - nah, they didn't hear him. One sad cry of pity - in a town without pity. Now, what about you? What do you think about that? That's what I want to know.