Jimi Hendrix

1973
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1h 38min

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Realizado poco después de su muerte, este documental explora la breve vida y el notable legado del guitarrista Jimi Hendrix.Realizado poco después de su muerte, este documental explora la breve vida y el notable legado del guitarrista Jimi Hendrix.Realizado poco después de su muerte, este documental explora la breve vida y el notable legado del guitarrista Jimi Hendrix.

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Trivia
At the time of the film's production, Noel Redding was in the middle of a lawsuit against the Hendrix estate over what he felt were unpaid royalties, which is why he chose not to participate and only appears in archival concert footage.

Citas
Self - Interviewee: [Pete Townshend] I said to Jimi, I said, "Fuck it, man, we're not going to follow you on." So he said, "Well, I'm not going to follow you on." So, I said, "Listen, we are not going to follow you on and that is it. You know. As far as I'm concerned, you know, we were ready to go on now, our gears going to be there, its the end of it, you know." And, there was a certain look in his eye and he got on a chair and he played some amazing guitar, just standing on a chair in the dressing room. Janis Joplin was there. Brian Jones. Eric. And me and a few other people just standing around. And then he got down off the chair and just said, turned around to me, and said, "If I'm going to follow you, I'm going to pull all the stops."

Versiones alternativas
The DVD features the opening and closing 2003 Warner Bros. Pictures plasters.

Conexiones
Features Beat-Club (1965)

Bandas sonoras
Rock Me, Baby
Written by B.B. King & Joe Bihari
Performed by The Jimi Hendrix Experience
Recorded at the Monterey International Pop Festival, June 1967
Produced by John Philips and Lou Adler

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8/10

fresh as a daisy

Watched this docu again last night on DVD. Saw it some 30+ years ago on film. I was class of '69 (Jimi's cousin, Nona Hendrix, was in my grade 12 class) and remember when Jimi and his band came through my town(East Van rules). Jimi was from Seattle, some 145 miles south) I always rue the day I DIDN't go to the concert. I went to all the biggies EXCEPT this one, and I have never forgiven myself. WHY? I worked that night. I had every vinyl, worn the grooves off Electric Ladyland twice. The 60's re visited...This '73 docu captures the mood VERy well. Comments from impossibly young Mick Jagger and Eric Clapton (who I saw perform last week in NZ..even BETTER than he was in '69 the last time I saw him)... Jimmy Page, Eric, and JIMI were our holy trinity of guitar gods way back when...this was a T R I P down memory lane for me...the talk of drugs and race issues....subjects which never go away..we're still dealing with it today...but back to the music.....Jimi's fusion of blues/rock/jazz....wondrous to us so long ago, and still sounding 'fresh as a daisy' to this alumnus of the class of '69 see this DVD.... I give it an 8.8