Jimi Hendrix was born November 27, 1942.
Happy Birthday, man.
28 November 2012
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Dinner at Skipper's Smokehouse before the band started.
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1 comment:
Créelo o no, Jim, on TGiving day I told one of my closest friends (a brilliant rockero en español) that I gave destiny thanks for Jimi, one my personal saviors. I had spent most of the day listening and playing along with JH and The Experience. Here is a link to a pix of the woman who inspired the beautiful "The Wind Cries Mary":
http://pastpresentfuturelondon.blogspot.com/2010/08/hendrix-in-britain.htm
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