JImi Hendrix Digs Vinyl

Courtesy of the Iggy & The Stooges Facebook page

Shot By: Eric Hayes

Jimi Hendrix and Charley Weber (the child) at Royal Albert Hall, February 24, 1969, by Eric Hayes. Read the story behind this fantastic image over at Ultimate Classic Rock.

Royal Albert Hall show from London, filmed on Feb. 24, 1969.

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Happy birthday, Jimi Hendrix

Anyone know who shot this?

Jimi Hendrix digs vinyl

Stone Free '67

Thanks to Andy for pointing this one out. I'll quote him: Jimi Hendrix arrived in London in September '66; the Experience made its first official appearance in France in October, the same month in which the first sessions for ARE YOU EXPERIENCED took place. This footage is from February 25, '67.

"Stone Free" - Recorded & filmed for "Telixer: A Thing Of Beat Is A Joy Forever" broadcast by KRO, The Netherlands, 21 July 1967. Although filmed for television the audio is not taken from the mixing desk (and shot with just one camera).

Jimi Hendrix digs vinyl

Movie of the Week - JImi Hendrix: The Uncut Story

Electric Church Music - The Jimi Hendrix Experience, Stockholm 1969

The Konserthuset, Stockholm, Sweden

January 9th, 1969

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01 Killing Floor

02 Spanish Castle Magic

03 Fire

04 Hey Joe

05 Voodoo Child

06 Red House

07 Sunshine Of Your Love

Friday Ephemera - Hey Joe 45 sleeve

"Hey Joe" by Jimi Hendrix, 1967, German pressing

If you can just get your mind together...

Before and After: All Along The Watchtower

Before - Bob Dylan


During - Jimi Hendrix


After - XTC


Hat tip to Music Ruined My Life

Friday Ephemera - 1967 concert proposal

Via Record Mecca

In 1967, Animals & Hendrix co-manager (along with Chas Chandler), Michael Jeffery, sent the above letter to Tom Wilson, then of MGM Records, proposing a whopping triple bill at Carnegie Hall of the Animals, Frank Zappa & the Mothers of Invention, and the Jimi Hendrix Experience. Apparently it never happened, but it's a nice thought.