Saturday, Nov. 27, marked the 68th anniversary of Jimi Hendrix’s birth in Seattle’s Harborview Hospital. He may be the single most famous Harborview baby, and he certainly has cast the longest shadow ...
This week’s new music Friday also features Polo G, Rick Ross with Juicy J and Hit-Boy. 2 hours ago According to Rolling Stone, in 1965, Jimi signed a contract with Ed Chalpin's PPX Records to record ...
Jimi Hendrix's pre-Experience recording history will be compiled on a new collection next month. You Can’t Use My Name: Curtis Knight & the Squires (Featuring Jimi Hendrix) The RSVP/PPX Sessions ...
Recordings of him moonlighting as a session guitarist with Curtis Knight & the Squires from 1965-'67 are cleared for release. By Richard Smirke, Billboard After decades of litigation, a deal has ...
Early recordings of Jimi Hendrix when he was a guitarist in the R&B group Curtis Knight and the Squires will finally be released with the authorization of his estate’s Experience Hendrix LLC in a new ...
In an exclusive interview with American Songwriter, former Jimi Hendrix bassist Billy Cox recalled his first meeting with the ...
When someone utters the name Jimi Hendrix, minds are instantly cast to Are You Experienced, Electric Ladyland, and that Monterey Pop Festival performance. Although Hendrix’s time at the summit of the ...
No amount of public memorials may ever match the cultural impact Jimi Hendrix had during his all-too-short life, but that hasn’t stopped local officials from further cementing his legacy around our ...
“You can’t use my name,” we hear Jimi Hendrix say to producer Ed Chalpin over the studio mic. It’s 1967. Hendrix is a star not so much rising as soaring. Two years previously, he signed away his ...
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