Hendrix

He also pioneered the electric guitar, a right handed Fender Strat, upside-down and

left-handed. He was one of the most original and influential people of all time.

James Marshall Hendrix was born November 27, 1942 in Seattle,

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After gigging with Little

Richard in 1964, he got entangled in a contract dispute and left to form his own

band, Jimmy James and the Blue Flames. He then enlisted

himself in the Army as a parachute jumper, but an injury led to discharge. In the summer of ‘69 he played at woodstock. One night at a New York club, Chas

Chandler encountered him and in the fall of 1966, took him to London.

After Making several albums including; Axis: Bold as Love and Electric

Ladyland, Hendrix and bassist Redding grew apart and intoxicated by

over-indulgence in drugs, Hendrix thought that Management was cheating him. In

1969 the Experience disbanded. He then

became a session guitarist known as Jimmy James.

He later formed the Band of Gypsies, and started a double album in the

mid-1970’s, but was never finished when he died September 18, 1970, due to

inhalation of vomit after barbiturate intoxication. He taught himself to play in his school boy days.

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Seattle Washington, Band Gypsies, Hendrix Management, Little Richard, Ladyland Hendrix, Chas Chandler, Fender Strat, Marshall Hendrix, Singer Songwriter, Blue Flames, jimi hendrix, jimmy james,

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