The Three Most Influencial bands of the 60s

Jimi Hendrix is widely recognized as one of the most creative and

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Young Jimmy (as he was referred to at this time) took an interest in music, drawing influence from virtually every major artist at that time, including B. Outside they were confronted by Jack Holzman of Elektra Records and signed to do recordings. Morrison didn’t see what he was doing as an act at all, but as a way of connecting with the audience and their own private views. He thought it was simply fan mail but when he read, it trashed him and his wife so bad he began to cry. They wanted to bring rock and roll music and poetry together. 1993)

These bands are so great because they are not only the best of their time, but of all time. Andy White, an expert drum set player, came to their rescue and without him, no one may have ever heard of The Beatles. Little did they know that Morrison would not only say, “Light My Fire” but turn to the camera and yell it. At first it was just for fun and, seen by them all, as just another way to pass the time. Jimi Hendrix, The Doors, and The Beatles legacy live on in music forever.

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