MUZ Muziek
Het forum voor 's werelds enige universele hobby! Snaren of toetsen, vinyl of cd, eendagsvlieg of rasartiest, op de radio of op een festival! Hier kun je al je ongebreideld enthousiasme, maar ook je weldoordachte kritische noten kwijt over muziek
Ik weet niet echt welke nummers ik ontzettend goed vind, ik heb 'm nog niet zo vaak geluisterd. Ik heb First Rays binnen en ik ga zo een jointje rollen en een biertje pakken en dan ga ik 'm eens luisteren. Ik heb ook de dubbelCD van de Experience in de Royal Albert Hall. (de bands laatste optreden in Engeland volgens mij) Dat is dat optreden waar ze op het laatste het Amerikaanse volklied ("Star Spangled Banner") spelen gevolgd door het kapot slaan van de gitaar op de versterkers, door Hendrix, waarbij het publiek compleet uit z'n dak gaat en het podium op rennen. En al die goofies meppen ze het podium af. Dat waren nog eens tijden!!quote:Op dinsdag 2 augustus 2005 00:55 schreef hendrixfan het volgende:
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welk nummer vind je het beste en heb je first rays al binnen?
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op rah speelt ie toch geen star s b? wild thing speelde hij als laatstequote:Op dinsdag 2 augustus 2005 01:28 schreef Big_Boss_Man het volgende:
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Ik weet niet echt welke nummers ik ontzettend goed vind, ik heb 'm nog niet zo vaak geluisterd. Ik heb First Rays binnen en ik ga zo een jointje rollen en een biertje pakken en dan ga ik 'm eens luisteren. Ik heb ook de dubbelCD van de Experience in de Royal Albert Hall. (de bands laatste optreden in Engeland volgens mij) Dat is dat optreden waar ze op het laatste het Amerikaanse volklied ("Star Spangled Banner") spelen gevolgd door het kapot slaan van de gitaar op de versterkers, door Hendrix, waarbij het publiek compleet uit z'n dak gaat en het podium op rennen. En al die goofies meppen ze het podium af. Dat waren nog eens tijden!!
maar waar heb je die cd vandaan dan?
Royal Albert Hall in SHN (lossless) ff converteren naar wav en branden en je hebt een perfecte kopie van Hendrix in de RAH. Niet mijn favo concert, maar toch een mooie.
http://music.ibiblio.org/(...)BDs/jh69-02-22.shnf/
Doet hij het niet dat heeft de server het maximaal aantal logins waarschijnlijk bereikt (max 80)
Voor de mods. Het is geen warez. Hendrix is tradefriendly. Dat geldt ook voor de andere bands op die server. Dus concerten (non commercial material) mogen geruild/gedownload worden. Zie --> http://furthurnet.com/bandlist/bands_rec_info.php?rec_type=audio_info&id=237 en www.etree.org .
Voor converteerprogramma (mkwACT) en codec om shns af te spelen in winamp (SHNamp), zie ook www.etree.org.
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http://music.ibiblio.org/(...)BDs/jh69-02-22.shnf/
Doet hij het niet dat heeft de server het maximaal aantal logins waarschijnlijk bereikt (max 80)
Voor de mods. Het is geen warez. Hendrix is tradefriendly. Dat geldt ook voor de andere bands op die server. Dus concerten (non commercial material) mogen geruild/gedownload worden. Zie --> http://furthurnet.com/bandlist/bands_rec_info.php?rec_type=audio_info&id=237 en www.etree.org .
Voor converteerprogramma (mkwACT) en codec om shns af te spelen in winamp (SHNamp), zie ook www.etree.org.
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Die heb ik van die muziek tent in Maastricht. Ik zal 'm dadelijk even op het internet opzoeken.quote:Op dinsdag 2 augustus 2005 09:50 schreef hendrixfan het volgende:
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op rah speelt ie toch geen star s b? wild thing speelde hij als laatste
maar waar heb je die cd vandaan dan?
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@Dijk: Bedankt!
@BBM: hoe vind je de mpeg van Albert Hall. Ik vind hem weer Moest ik nog hebben in de collectie...
@BBM: hoe vind je de mpeg van Albert Hall. Ik vind hem weer Moest ik nog hebben in de collectie...
Moest ik nog hebben in de collectie...
Dat ding isnog lang niet binnen. Mja, ik heb de CD nu.quote:Op dinsdag 2 augustus 2005 17:30 schreef Devlinsect het volgende:
@Dijk: Bedankt!
@BBM: hoe vind je de mpeg van Albert Hall. Ik vind hem weer Moest ik nog hebben in de collectie...
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Ging bij mij vlot! Dezelfde dag nog dat ik je sprak...quote:Op dinsdag 2 augustus 2005 17:36 schreef Big_Boss_Man het volgende:
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Dat ding isnog lang niet binnen. Mja, ik heb de CD nu.
Jimi Hendrix albert hall experience
Original Soundtrack To The Motion Picture "Experience"
Recorded live at The Royal Albert Hall, London on 24th February 1969
't Is een dubbel CD.
Original Soundtrack To The Motion Picture "Experience"
Recorded live at The Royal Albert Hall, London on 24th February 1969
't Is een dubbel CD.
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maar het is geen officiele cd toch?quote:Op dinsdag 2 augustus 2005 17:40 schreef Big_Boss_Man het volgende:
Jimi Hendrix albert hall experience
Original Soundtrack To The Motion Picture "Experience"
Recorded live at The Royal Albert Hall, London on 24th February 1969
't Is een dubbel CD.
en heb je first rays al geluisterd?
Inderdaad, de CD is niet van het Hendrix merkquote:Op dinsdag 2 augustus 2005 22:19 schreef hendrixfan het volgende:
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maar het is geen officiele cd toch?
Ja man, echt een goede CD! Is echt zo anders dan wat ik al kende. Maar niet één Hendrixalbum lijkt op een ander en de nummers zijn ook allemaal anders.quote:en heb je first rays al geluisterd?
Echt een goed album!
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http://www.1069thefox.com/artistoftheweek_jimihendrix.asp
site met veel data zoals bijv.
September 1, 1957
Jimi Hendrix goes to see Elvis Presley perform at Sicks Stadium.
http://www.hendrix-links.de/fan/fotos.html
site met veel onbekende fotos van hendrix
site met veel data zoals bijv.
September 1, 1957
Jimi Hendrix goes to see Elvis Presley perform at Sicks Stadium.
http://www.hendrix-links.de/fan/fotos.html
site met veel onbekende fotos van hendrix
http://www.rockprophecy.com/clips.html
site van de hendrix prophecy band dat nummers naspeelt van hendrix waaronder machine gun, villanova junction en straight ahead
je kan videos en clips van hun downloaden ze zijn best wel goed
site van de hendrix prophecy band dat nummers naspeelt van hendrix waaronder machine gun, villanova junction en straight ahead
je kan videos en clips van hun downloaden ze zijn best wel goed
misschien leuk post je hele verzameling van hendrix legale en illegale
ik zal de mijne posten vanavond
ik zal de mijne posten vanavond
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Jimi Hendrix, regarded as one of the greatest electric guitar players and known as a prodigious womanizer, lied about being gay to get out of the U.S. Army and pursue his true love -- music, according to a new biography of the rock legend.
"Room Full of Mirrors," written by Charles Cross and published by Hyperion, recounts the life of Hendrix, from a troubled childhood in a black Seattle neighborhood, to brushes with the law and a fast climb to the top of the rock world with hits such as "Purple Haze," and "Hey Joe," and "The Wind Cries Mary."
"It's almost hard to believe what a big, colorful life he led," said Cross, who interviewed more than 300 people for the book, which goes on sale on Wednesday.
Hendrix did not begin playing guitar until he was 15. Three years later, Hendrix enlisted in the 101st Airborne Division in 1961 as a court-offered alternative to jail for riding in stolen cars.
He claimed he was discharged after 13 months after breaking his ankle in a parachuting drill, but military records showed he was discharged for "homosexual tendencies."
According to the records, he told the base psychiatrist he had sexual fantasies about his bunkmates, grew addicted to masturbating and was in love with a member of his squad, Cross writes.
"He wanted to get out," Cross said in an interview. "Music just had become his calling."
Hendrix's career picked up speed after he left Fort Campbell, Kentucky. He began touring the South with a band and played back-up for headliners like Otis Redding, the Isley Brothers and Little Richard on the so-called 'Chitlin' Circuit.'
Being in the background proved stifling for Hendrix, who moved to New York to develop his style. In 1966, he headed to London where he led a trio known as the Jimi Hendrix Experience.
Four months after arriving in London came the group's first single, "Hey Joe." Nine months later, their smash album "Are You Experienced?" was released.
An eye-popping performance by Hendrix at the 1967 Monterey Pop Festival launched his star in the United States and he closed the 1969 Woodstock Festival with his famed solo version of "The Star-Spangled Banner."
An outlandish showman with lightning-fast fingers, Hendrix enthralled audiences with his blend of blues, R&B and rock styles and a stage show in which he would pick strings with his teeth, play behind his back or light his guitar on fire.
The fascination with Hendrix lives on, with more than 50 million albums and compact discs sold since his death, caused by choking on his own vomit after taking too many sleeping pills, according to a London coroner.
"He was so on the cutting edge," said Cross. "He embraced the Chitlin' Circuit where everyone dressed alike and then he managed to cross over into white culture and the outrageous dress and wild culture of the '60s. His life is a very unique window into white and black America of the '50s and '60s."
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"Room Full of Mirrors," written by Charles Cross and published by Hyperion, recounts the life of Hendrix, from a troubled childhood in a black Seattle neighborhood, to brushes with the law and a fast climb to the top of the rock world with hits such as "Purple Haze," and "Hey Joe," and "The Wind Cries Mary."
"It's almost hard to believe what a big, colorful life he led," said Cross, who interviewed more than 300 people for the book, which goes on sale on Wednesday.
Hendrix did not begin playing guitar until he was 15. Three years later, Hendrix enlisted in the 101st Airborne Division in 1961 as a court-offered alternative to jail for riding in stolen cars.
He claimed he was discharged after 13 months after breaking his ankle in a parachuting drill, but military records showed he was discharged for "homosexual tendencies."
According to the records, he told the base psychiatrist he had sexual fantasies about his bunkmates, grew addicted to masturbating and was in love with a member of his squad, Cross writes.
"He wanted to get out," Cross said in an interview. "Music just had become his calling."
Hendrix's career picked up speed after he left Fort Campbell, Kentucky. He began touring the South with a band and played back-up for headliners like Otis Redding, the Isley Brothers and Little Richard on the so-called 'Chitlin' Circuit.'
Being in the background proved stifling for Hendrix, who moved to New York to develop his style. In 1966, he headed to London where he led a trio known as the Jimi Hendrix Experience.
Four months after arriving in London came the group's first single, "Hey Joe." Nine months later, their smash album "Are You Experienced?" was released.
An eye-popping performance by Hendrix at the 1967 Monterey Pop Festival launched his star in the United States and he closed the 1969 Woodstock Festival with his famed solo version of "The Star-Spangled Banner."
An outlandish showman with lightning-fast fingers, Hendrix enthralled audiences with his blend of blues, R&B and rock styles and a stage show in which he would pick strings with his teeth, play behind his back or light his guitar on fire.
The fascination with Hendrix lives on, with more than 50 million albums and compact discs sold since his death, caused by choking on his own vomit after taking too many sleeping pills, according to a London coroner.
"He was so on the cutting edge," said Cross. "He embraced the Chitlin' Circuit where everyone dressed alike and then he managed to cross over into white culture and the outrageous dress and wild culture of the '60s. His life is a very unique window into white and black America of the '50s and '60s."
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Meer over Jimi's militaire carriere: http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/0803051jimi1.html
HGW XX/7 gewidmet, in Dankbarkeit.
Legaal: AYE, ABAL, EL, BOG, FROTNRS, compilatie waarvan ik nu ieder nummer op 't orginele album heb, Smash Hits en zo'n 3CD doos van zo'n bedrijf die goedkope opnames koopt en ze dan op een heleboel CDs zet. En Woodstock en "Jimi Hendrix" op DVD.quote:Op woensdag 3 augustus 2005 14:32 schreef hendrixfan het volgende:
misschien leuk post je hele verzameling van hendrix legale en illegale
ik zal de mijne posten vanavond
Illegaal: Blues
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Zozo.quote:Op vrijdag 5 augustus 2005 23:34 schreef hendrixfan het volgende:
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Jimi Hendrix, regarded as one of the greatest electric guitar players and known as a prodigious womanizer, lied about being gay to get out of the U.S. Army and pursue his true love -- music, according to a new biography of the rock legend.
"Room Full of Mirrors," written by Charles Cross and published by Hyperion, recounts the life of Hendrix, from a troubled childhood in a black Seattle neighborhood, to brushes with the law and a fast climb to the top of the rock world with hits such as "Purple Haze," and "Hey Joe," and "The Wind Cries Mary."
"It's almost hard to believe what a big, colorful life he led," said Cross, who interviewed more than 300 people for the book, which goes on sale on Wednesday.
Hendrix did not begin playing guitar until he was 15. Three years later, Hendrix enlisted in the 101st Airborne Division in 1961 as a court-offered alternative to jail for riding in stolen cars.
He claimed he was discharged after 13 months after breaking his ankle in a parachuting drill, but military records showed he was discharged for "homosexual tendencies."
According to the records, he told the base psychiatrist he had sexual fantasies about his bunkmates, grew addicted to masturbating and was in love with a member of his squad, Cross writes.
"He wanted to get out," Cross said in an interview. "Music just had become his calling."
Hendrix's career picked up speed after he left Fort Campbell, Kentucky. He began touring the South with a band and played back-up for headliners like Otis Redding, the Isley Brothers and Little Richard on the so-called 'Chitlin' Circuit.'
Being in the background proved stifling for Hendrix, who moved to New York to develop his style. In 1966, he headed to London where he led a trio known as the Jimi Hendrix Experience.
Four months after arriving in London came the group's first single, "Hey Joe." Nine months later, their smash album "Are You Experienced?" was released.
An eye-popping performance by Hendrix at the 1967 Monterey Pop Festival launched his star in the United States and he closed the 1969 Woodstock Festival with his famed solo version of "The Star-Spangled Banner."
An outlandish showman with lightning-fast fingers, Hendrix enthralled audiences with his blend of blues, R&B and rock styles and a stage show in which he would pick strings with his teeth, play behind his back or light his guitar on fire.
The fascination with Hendrix lives on, with more than 50 million albums and compact discs sold since his death, caused by choking on his own vomit after taking too many sleeping pills, according to a London coroner.
"He was so on the cutting edge," said Cross. "He embraced the Chitlin' Circuit where everyone dressed alike and then he managed to cross over into white culture and the outrageous dress and wild culture of the '60s. His life is a very unique window into white and black America of the '50s and '60s."
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Jimi Hendrix verzameling
Cds:
1.Are you experienced
2.Axis: Bold as love
3.Electric Ladyland
4.Band of Gypsies
5.Cry of love
6.First Rays of the new rising sun
7.Blues project outtakes
8.2003 Axis Outtakes
9.Astro man
10.Cornerstones 1967-1970
11.Crash landing master reels & outtakes
12.First rays of the new rising sun studio sessions 1969-1970
13.Jewel box
14.Live at fillmore east
15.Multicoloured blues
16.The gold collection
17.The New York session live in 1968
18.Winterland 2nd night 1968
19.Jimi Hendrix & BB king
20.Jimi Hendrix & Curtis Knight
21.Black gold
22.Blue wild angel
23.Little Richard & Jimi Hendrix together
24.Purple Haze The Jimi Hendrix story by Gary Moore
25.Rainyday sessions
26.Studio outtakes
27.The baggy’s rehearsal sessions
28.Tribute to Hendrix power of soul
29.Morning Symphony ideas
30.In the west
31.Catfish Blues
32.War Heroes
33.51st anniversary the story of Jimi Hendrix
34.Experience boxset 4cd
35.Psychedelic Voodoo Child
36.Loose Ends
37.Purple Haze
38.Jimi Hendrix at Woodstock
39.Live at Winterland
40.Crashlanding
41.Before the Experience
42.Blues
43.Hear my music
44.Studio outtakes 66-68
45.Vitus Studio Holland
46.Stockholm concert
47.Sotheby Plus masters studio outtakes
48.Live at Royal Albert Hall
49.Jimi Hendrix in flame
50.Eyes and Imagination
51.Earthquake at LA
52.Dusty Springfield show
53.Live at Berkeley
54.Studio outtakes 69-70
55.Live at the beeb
56.Villanova Junction
57.Lifelines the Jimi Hendrix story
58.Monterey Pop
59.Atlanta pop
60.Paris 68
61.San Diego
62.Jimi Hendrix and Stephen Stills – basement tapes
63.Rainbow bridge early and late show
64.Martin Scorsese presents Jimi Hendrix
65.Blues
Cds:
1.Are you experienced
2.Axis: Bold as love
3.Electric Ladyland
4.Band of Gypsies
5.Cry of love
6.First Rays of the new rising sun
7.Blues project outtakes
8.2003 Axis Outtakes
9.Astro man
10.Cornerstones 1967-1970
11.Crash landing master reels & outtakes
12.First rays of the new rising sun studio sessions 1969-1970
13.Jewel box
14.Live at fillmore east
15.Multicoloured blues
16.The gold collection
17.The New York session live in 1968
18.Winterland 2nd night 1968
19.Jimi Hendrix & BB king
20.Jimi Hendrix & Curtis Knight
21.Black gold
22.Blue wild angel
23.Little Richard & Jimi Hendrix together
24.Purple Haze The Jimi Hendrix story by Gary Moore
25.Rainyday sessions
26.Studio outtakes
27.The baggy’s rehearsal sessions
28.Tribute to Hendrix power of soul
29.Morning Symphony ideas
30.In the west
31.Catfish Blues
32.War Heroes
33.51st anniversary the story of Jimi Hendrix
34.Experience boxset 4cd
35.Psychedelic Voodoo Child
36.Loose Ends
37.Purple Haze
38.Jimi Hendrix at Woodstock
39.Live at Winterland
40.Crashlanding
41.Before the Experience
42.Blues
43.Hear my music
44.Studio outtakes 66-68
45.Vitus Studio Holland
46.Stockholm concert
47.Sotheby Plus masters studio outtakes
48.Live at Royal Albert Hall
49.Jimi Hendrix in flame
50.Eyes and Imagination
51.Earthquake at LA
52.Dusty Springfield show
53.Live at Berkeley
54.Studio outtakes 69-70
55.Live at the beeb
56.Villanova Junction
57.Lifelines the Jimi Hendrix story
58.Monterey Pop
59.Atlanta pop
60.Paris 68
61.San Diego
62.Jimi Hendrix and Stephen Stills – basement tapes
63.Rainbow bridge early and late show
64.Martin Scorsese presents Jimi Hendrix
65.Blues
maar me collectie word gelukkig nog steeds aangevuld vandaag heb ik een jam sessie met traffic gedownload klinkt ook lekker wat ze toen speelden
hij heeft in t leger gezeten en ik weet niets over dat hij dat gezegt zou hebben..quote:Op zaterdag 6 augustus 2005 16:39 schreef super-muffin het volgende:
Zei Jimi dat hij homo was om niet in leger te moeten?
Mèn, waar vind je al die CDs?quote:Op zaterdag 6 augustus 2005 16:35 schreef hendrixfan het volgende:
Jimi Hendrix verzameling
Cds:
[allemaal cds]
feest
Jimi Hendrix Experience - Flamingo Club 4 Feb 1967
Artist: Jimi Hendrix Experience
1-9. Flamingo Club, London 4 Feb 1967
10-11. Corn Exchange, Chelmsford 25 Feb 1967
12-14. Grand & national Halls, London 22 December 1967
File Size: 425 MB(SHN)
Tracks
01. killing floor
02. have mercy
03. can you see me
04. like a rolling stone
05. rock me baby
06. catfish blues
07. stone free
08. hey joe
09. wild thing
10. stone free
11. like a rolling stone
12. sgt pepper
13. foxy lady
14. wild thing
Notes:
The Flamingo Club recording is the earliest known recording of the band in concert in England. It's really very good for a recording of this vintage with clear enough vocals and guitar and it's the closest we are likely to get to the experience of the band in a small club situation as they broke new ground in the early months of 1967. The Chelmsford tracks from the same month are taken from a tv programme recorded for Dutch tv. If the whole of the concert was professionally recorded the only surviving footage is represented by these two tracks. The final three tracks come from the last concert played by the Experience in the UK in 1967.
NB: There is some wobble in the sound during Wild Thing but this recording comes from the unfinished footage of the track.
Cover included.
vanmiddag gedownd
Artist: Jimi Hendrix Experience
1-9. Flamingo Club, London 4 Feb 1967
10-11. Corn Exchange, Chelmsford 25 Feb 1967
12-14. Grand & national Halls, London 22 December 1967
File Size: 425 MB(SHN)
Tracks
01. killing floor
02. have mercy
03. can you see me
04. like a rolling stone
05. rock me baby
06. catfish blues
07. stone free
08. hey joe
09. wild thing
10. stone free
11. like a rolling stone
12. sgt pepper
13. foxy lady
14. wild thing
Notes:
The Flamingo Club recording is the earliest known recording of the band in concert in England. It's really very good for a recording of this vintage with clear enough vocals and guitar and it's the closest we are likely to get to the experience of the band in a small club situation as they broke new ground in the early months of 1967. The Chelmsford tracks from the same month are taken from a tv programme recorded for Dutch tv. If the whole of the concert was professionally recorded the only surviving footage is represented by these two tracks. The final three tracks come from the last concert played by the Experience in the UK in 1967.
NB: There is some wobble in the sound during Wild Thing but this recording comes from the unfinished footage of the track.
Cover included.
vanmiddag gedownd
Jimi Hendrix
"When I die, I want people to play my music, go wild, and freak out an' do anything they wanna do."
This musical genius died at 27 years old, leaving behind only 4 completed albums.
Although he was staying in a London hotel at the time, on September 18th, 1970 Jimi was sleeping in his girlfriend Monika Danneman's flat, in Lansdowne Crescent, Notting Hill, London. Hers was number 22. She left for cigarettes around 10:20, came back and saw him covered in vomit. She could not wake him. Monika called Jimi's good friend Eric Burdon and explains that she could not wake Jimi up, and he's covered in puke. Eric shouted into the phone, "CALL THE FUCKING AMBULANCE!" Monika wasn't sure she should, because Jimi might get mad about the scandal. Burdon repeated his order. The ambulance attendants arrived about 20 minutes later, wrapped him up, and carried Jimi up from the garden apartment.
The following is and excerpt from David Henderson's " 'Scuse Me While I Kiss The Sky":
"Instead of laying him down in the ambulance, they sat him in a chair and strapped him upright. He tried to bend over so he could vomit, but one of the attendants quickly pushed his head back and strapped him in tighter. Jimi's head lolled back as the ambulance driver took off. The speeding ambulance pressed his body back in the chair and made it even more difficult for him to get his head down. He felt bile and vomit near his Adam's apple. Jimi was unable to speak. Even if he could, the ball of vomit in his throat prevented him. The vomit massed in his vocal chords. His lungs became congested. His heart began to pump harder, and the right ventricle dilated. Fluid began to seep into his lungs. He was rushed from the ambulance into St. Mary Abbots Hospital. The doctors work on him for over an hour, to no avail."
He was pronounced dead at 11:25 am. His last meal was a tuna sandwich.
View the Death Certificate
Jimi was buried on October 1st, in Greenwood Memorial Cemetery, outside Seattle, Washington.
Hendrix was the first rock star to be awarded an English Heritage plaque. It was erected on September 15th, 1997, at 14 Brook Street, Mayfair. This is the flat he lived in with a different girlfriend, Kathy Etchingham. Unveiled by Pete Townshend, Dave Gilmour of Pink Floyd, and Ray Davies of the Kinks, Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page.
Now here comes the bizarre part. The two ex loves of Mr. Hendrix, Kathy Etchingham and Monika Danneman, had a "war of the words" going on. Kathy accused Monika of not calling the ambulance for hours. Monika called Kathy a liar and a cheat, and that Kathy told Jimi she would leave her husband, if he would take her back. Kathy sued for libel, and won. The deal was £1000 fine, and an agreement never to repeat the allegation. Well, Monika DID repeat it in her book. In 1996, Kathy sued and won again. Monika walked away from this one with a £30,000 fine. Get this, two days later she sucks the exhaust pipe of her Mercedes, and gasses herself to death.
In 1995, Jimi's case was reopened, and Monika was cleared of any blame.
Trivia: His mother was a full-blooded Cherokee Indian.
"When I die, I want people to play my music, go wild, and freak out an' do anything they wanna do."
This musical genius died at 27 years old, leaving behind only 4 completed albums.
Although he was staying in a London hotel at the time, on September 18th, 1970 Jimi was sleeping in his girlfriend Monika Danneman's flat, in Lansdowne Crescent, Notting Hill, London. Hers was number 22. She left for cigarettes around 10:20, came back and saw him covered in vomit. She could not wake him. Monika called Jimi's good friend Eric Burdon and explains that she could not wake Jimi up, and he's covered in puke. Eric shouted into the phone, "CALL THE FUCKING AMBULANCE!" Monika wasn't sure she should, because Jimi might get mad about the scandal. Burdon repeated his order. The ambulance attendants arrived about 20 minutes later, wrapped him up, and carried Jimi up from the garden apartment.
The following is and excerpt from David Henderson's " 'Scuse Me While I Kiss The Sky":
"Instead of laying him down in the ambulance, they sat him in a chair and strapped him upright. He tried to bend over so he could vomit, but one of the attendants quickly pushed his head back and strapped him in tighter. Jimi's head lolled back as the ambulance driver took off. The speeding ambulance pressed his body back in the chair and made it even more difficult for him to get his head down. He felt bile and vomit near his Adam's apple. Jimi was unable to speak. Even if he could, the ball of vomit in his throat prevented him. The vomit massed in his vocal chords. His lungs became congested. His heart began to pump harder, and the right ventricle dilated. Fluid began to seep into his lungs. He was rushed from the ambulance into St. Mary Abbots Hospital. The doctors work on him for over an hour, to no avail."
He was pronounced dead at 11:25 am. His last meal was a tuna sandwich.
View the Death Certificate
Jimi was buried on October 1st, in Greenwood Memorial Cemetery, outside Seattle, Washington.
Hendrix was the first rock star to be awarded an English Heritage plaque. It was erected on September 15th, 1997, at 14 Brook Street, Mayfair. This is the flat he lived in with a different girlfriend, Kathy Etchingham. Unveiled by Pete Townshend, Dave Gilmour of Pink Floyd, and Ray Davies of the Kinks, Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page.
Now here comes the bizarre part. The two ex loves of Mr. Hendrix, Kathy Etchingham and Monika Danneman, had a "war of the words" going on. Kathy accused Monika of not calling the ambulance for hours. Monika called Kathy a liar and a cheat, and that Kathy told Jimi she would leave her husband, if he would take her back. Kathy sued for libel, and won. The deal was £1000 fine, and an agreement never to repeat the allegation. Well, Monika DID repeat it in her book. In 1996, Kathy sued and won again. Monika walked away from this one with a £30,000 fine. Get this, two days later she sucks the exhaust pipe of her Mercedes, and gasses herself to death.
In 1995, Jimi's case was reopened, and Monika was cleared of any blame.
Trivia: His mother was a full-blooded Cherokee Indian.
Wat is nou de trivia vraag?
Kheb dit stuk al is eerder gelezen. Belachelijk dat de ambulance broeder Jimi RECHTOP zet als hij moet kotsen. Door de slaappillen die hij heeft ingenomen, was hij er niet bij en is door verstikking om het leven gekomen (en niet door een overdosis drugs).
Kheb dit stuk al is eerder gelezen. Belachelijk dat de ambulance broeder Jimi RECHTOP zet als hij moet kotsen. Door de slaappillen die hij heeft ingenomen, was hij er niet bij en is door verstikking om het leven gekomen (en niet door een overdosis drugs).
Ik luister nu het bonus nummer van m'n Royal Albert Hall, waar je eerst hoort hoe de gitaren gestemt worden (jeh mèn ik hoor 2 gitaren stemmen en bij room full of mirrors enzo hoor je duidelijk 2 gitaren) en daarna mept Hendrix z'n gitaar aan puin. Maar iets wat ie net zei was tussen 2 andere liedjes in gemixt. Wat ook wel wazig is is dat ie eerst een paar noten purple haze doet voordat dit begint. Wel tof dat ie met een extra gitarist (Dave Mason, ken 'm niet, is ie ergens bekend van?) speelt.
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nee ik ken em niet misschien is hij van traffic ofzo maar heb je niet de video van royal albert hall gezien?quote:Op dinsdag 9 augustus 2005 03:57 schreef Big_Boss_Man het volgende:
Ik luister nu het bonus nummer van m'n Royal Albert Hall, waar je eerst hoort hoe de gitaren gestemt worden (jeh mèn ik hoor 2 gitaren stemmen en bij room full of mirrors enzo hoor je duidelijk 2 gitaren) en daarna mept Hendrix z'n gitaar aan puin. Maar iets wat ie net zei was tussen 2 andere liedjes in gemixt. Wat ook wel wazig is is dat ie eerst een paar noten purple haze doet voordat dit begint. Wel tof dat ie met een extra gitarist (Dave Mason, ken 'm niet, is ie ergens bekend van?) speelt.
Die heb ik nog niet binnen.quote:Op dinsdag 9 augustus 2005 10:13 schreef hendrixfan het volgende:
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nee ik ken em niet misschien is hij van traffic ofzo maar heb je niet de video van royal albert hall gezien?
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het is 1 van zijn beste optredens little wing doet hij daar vet goed heart back together en bleeding heart zijn me favo nummersquote:
maar 1 ding snap ik niet hij verlaat op een gegeven moment het podium en komt later weer terug weet iemand hoe dat zit?
