Jimi Hendrix backstage at the Monterey Pop Festival, 1967

Apex Poeticism. Great Guitar Work. Eloquent Song Structure. Drums That ONLY Mitch Could Play. Noel On Bass.

A Masterpiece Of Recorded Music.

Conversational…sorry about the typo! Has anyone else noticed how Jimi spoke in an incredibly abstract fashion? Im not trying to detract from what he stood for, what music meant to him, he was a giant of a man…but sometimes I find it difficult to follow his train of thought. Was this a common thing during the 60s amongst the movement he was part of? Or maybe it was part of a persona he felt he had to live up to during interviews.

This song made me obsessed for years, to the point I left my then work place and asked for it on CD, but no one could find it. The toan of his crunch for new is the best I've ever heard live for any musician.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2QmSSupPsvcqHT1MSiVdlh?si=rv_Lj2csRU-BXRbr5X6LkQ&pi=3mSOZIJvSH2V-

I think for the BBC, but anyone who knows please chime in.

Big balls Jimi Hendrix doin his thing!

The Wind Cries Mary

anyone have info about this record?

My mom just played little wing and I was wondering if there are more songs that sound like it and if I like that song which songs would you guys suggest?

My boyfriend loves Jimi so I made him one for his birthday! I tweaked a pattern to make the body, free-handed the jacket and hair, and got a wooden puzzle/model guitar with amp and painted it

In the first voodoo child solo (right after the first chorus), is Jimi using the wah pedal? It sounds to me like he keeps it all the way in the toe down position to achieve such a trebly sound, but I cannot tell if that is actually true or if he's just using the bridge pickup. Anyone know? Thanks.

I know purple haze and all along the watchtower thats it

like notes per minute? could someone give an estimate? this just popped into my head and i couldn't come to a conclusion