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# If Hendrix was still Alive?
With regards to Jimi's musical legacy Ian I think it was managed by Mike Jeffries Jimi's manager on Jimi's death in September 1970 took charge of Jimi's affairs until Mike was killed in a mid-air plane crash between 2-aircraft over France in March 1973 after which Warner Brothers Music took...- E-Z
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- Forum: Musician's Corner
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# If Hendrix was still Alive?
I read not to long ago that Billy Cox claimed that a number of songs that appeared after Jimi's death that appeared on the vinyl albums such as the Cry of Love & Rainbow Bridge were co-written by Jimi and himself and therefore if Jimi had lived those songs would have been credited as HENDRIX/COX...- E-Z
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- Forum: Musician's Corner
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# If Hendrix was still Alive?
Jimi could play in any musical style and that includes straight blues, late 1960s psychedelic rock, 1950s rock & roll, R & B from his days playing on the 'Chittlin circuit' during 1964-1965 as a side man backing the 'star' performers such as Little Richard & The Isley Brothers and others as well...- E-Z
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- Forum: Musician's Corner
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# If Hendrix was still Alive?
In the "ROCK WORLD" Jimi Hendrix is forever frozen in time at the age of 27 years old when he 'checked out' and as passed into a ROCK LEGEND AS THE GREATEST GUITARIST THAT EVER LIVED!!. You and me shall grow old but Jimi won't. The question always asked by his fans since his death is what would...- E-Z
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# If Hendrix was still Alive?
I can't really comment on Jimi at 82 because I can't even picture him at that age although he would no doubt be regarded as "ROCK ROYALTY" by everyone in the music business these days and in the same league as sir Paul McCartney, Elton John & sir Mick Jagger. Also with regards to mention of...- E-Z
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- Forum: Musician's Corner
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What Are You Listening to Now? Pics/Videos
No pics but been listening to YES and the DRAMA cd album about 25-30 times over the last 3-days and enjoying it!. Drama was originally released back in 1980. That YES line up was Chris Squire, Steve Howe, Alan White and the 2-Buggles guys in Geoff Downs and Trevor Horn (video killed the radio...- E-Z
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- Forum: Rock Lounge
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Ten Years After (Official Thread)
TYA is still one of my top ten favourite blues/rock bands from of the late 60s-1975 era. My personal favourite TYA album is ROCK AND ROLL MUSIC TO THE WORLD (1972) also I like CRICKLEWOOD GREEN (1970) and POSITIVE VIBRATIONS (1975). Also I like Ssssh.. (1969) and WATT (1970) as well especially...- E-Z
- Post #127
- Forum: 60's Music
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The BIG NAME on 1980s Sunset??
A musician dude outa one of the LA 80s bands saying the 'the strip' was the most exciting place to be on the planet back in the early 80s with everyone into heavy rock music and partying 24/7 and doing a 'shed load of drugs' dude and yeah the LA bands had immense respect for Ronnie. I have...- E-Z
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- Forum: 80's Music
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The BIG NAME on 1980s Sunset??
Yeah on the Holy Diver album cover it did turn out as a picture/painting but the actual 'scene' did happen with some dude dressed as a priest with chains wrapped over himself before he walked into the surf and nearly drowned!!. :rolleyes:- E-Z
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- Forum: 80's Music
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The BIG NAME on 1980s Sunset??
Hi Magic, firstly Sebastian Bach didn't say that Dio was the BIGGEST NAME on Sunset Strip that was my mistake so if Sabastian reads this sorry dude. What was being said and implied was on Sunset Strip DIO was 'the man' and all the LA bands in the 1980s 'looked up to him' but I though OZZY was...- E-Z
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- Forum: 80's Music
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The BIG NAME on 1980s Sunset??
Been watching a Ronnie Dio DVD about his rise to worldwide rock superstardom and during the DVD maybe Sabastian Bach former Skid Row voice and frontman said that Ronnie was the BIGGEST NAME on Sunset strip back in the 1980s which may have been true but from my own memory the only name that was...- E-Z
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- Forum: 80's Music
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Review Deep Purple- Burn (1974) ****
The album Made In Europe recorded at Ritchie's final gigs in Deep Purple in April 1975 was in the past occasionally panned by critics because some of it was suppose to have been 'touched up' in the studio and at the end of the final song Stormbringer the audience applause is a 'tape loop' but...- E-Z
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- Forum: Album Reviews
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Review Deep Purple- Burn (1974) ****
I know back around 1972 Randy California of the west coast band Spirit deputized for Blackmore at a couple of either US or Canadian gigs when Blackmore was unwell and also in 1993 Joe Satriani finished off a European tour when Blackmore quit!!.- E-Z
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- Forum: Album Reviews
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Review Deep Purple- Burn (1974) ****
The albums Burn along with Machine Head are my two favourite Deep Purple studio albums along with the two 'live' albums Made In Japan and Made In Europe. A track recorded at the Burn sessions called Coronarias Redig that became a 'B' side and another 'instrumental track' I believe I read...- E-Z
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- Forum: Album Reviews
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Jimi Hendrix Experience (Official Thread)
With regards to Jimi's vinyl albums yeah me to I had all his studio and the posthumous albums originally on vinyl myself actually and prior to Jimi's family taking control of all Jimi's recorded legacy (Experience Hendrix) back in the middle 1990s I use to actually like picking up the Curtis...- E-Z
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- Forum: 60's Music
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Jimi Hendrix Experience (Official Thread)
The same here dr.wu I actually really like the Cry of Love album and I still play it quite often (the cd version) compared to his 3-other studio albums. With regards to The Cry of Love album apparently the songs Dolly Dagger & Room full of Mirrors were both originally earmarked for the album...- E-Z
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- Forum: 60's Music
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Jimi Hendrix Experience (Official Thread)
Yeah I am aware of "Tappy" Wrights book although I have never read it but I am aware of his comments regarding Mike Jeffries alleged remarks about Jimi's death. To be honest the whole business regarding Jimi's death is a mystery some 54 years on from when he actually died back in September 1970...- E-Z
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- Forum: 60's Music
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Jimi Hendrix Experience (Official Thread)
Mike Jeffries Jimi's then manager was supposed to have had 'underworld connections' and Jimi's management contract with Jeffries was up for renewal in December of 1970 but Jimi wasn't wanting to stay with Jeffries and because Jeffries had a 2.MILLION pounds insurance contract out on Jimi Jimi...- E-Z
- Post #563
- Forum: 60's Music
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Jimi Hendrix Experience (Official Thread)
On the other hand in a later interview conducted in the mid-1990s and given by one of the doctors who attended to Jimi at the hospital on September 18th 1970 when he was brought in he claimed that Jimi had been died 'for hours' in his opinion and was 'covered in red wine' including with his hair...- E-Z
- Post #561
- Forum: 60's Music
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Jimi Hendrix Experience (Official Thread)
As a lifelong Hendrix fan of about 45 years since 1980 down the years I have thought and read a lot about Jimi's life and music and in particular his death in London in September of 1970 at the age of 27 (I was 13-years old at the time and remember it being announced of the television) anyway...- E-Z
- Post #560
- Forum: 60's Music
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Screaming Lord Sutch
I have several of his cd/albums starting with 'The Savages' recordings circa 1964/65 and the album Lord Such and Heavy Friends that he recorded with guest's such as Jeff Beck, Jimmy Page and Noel Redding who was Jimi Hendrix old bass player between 1966-1969 with the album being recorded circa...- E-Z
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- Forum: 70's Music
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Black Sabbath to reform?
I saw on the front page of a UK newspaper two days ago (February 2025) that Black Sabbath with Ozzy are to reform again although I didn't read the newspaper article in full but just read the first a few lines saying that Ozzy who is now 76 was diagnosed with dementia six years ago. If this is...- E-Z
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- Forum: Music News
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Chuck Berry (Official Thread)
I recall Bill Wyman of 'the stones' saying years ago on a DVD that when Chuck played the Finsbury Park Astoria in London back in the early 1960s he tried to visit Chuck's dressing room after Chuck had come off stage and was told by the theatre manager that Chuck had told him not to let anybody...- E-Z
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- Forum: 50's Music
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California Jam 1974
Same here dr wu I have seen the entire Deep Purple set (including the missing song Lay Down Stay Down) and with regards to Black Sabbath Children of the Grave and I did also see some or maybe all of the Emerson, Lake & Palmer set some years ago with the 'spinning piano part above the stage' at...- E-Z
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- Forum: Music/Concert DVD 's
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Singer and actress Marianne Faithfull dies at 78
I am guilty as others when it comes to Marianne because she was and will be always associated 'in my mind' with 'the stones' and Mick Jagger and also the mid/late 1960s scene in London. Also along with two very good songs she recorded the first As Tears Go By and Sister Morphine as well and with...- E-Z
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- Forum: Music News
