Guitar phenom Jimi Hendrix was just coming into his own by the late 1960s, and unfortunately, his tragic death will only leave us guessing as to what might have been.
In 1969, Hendrix brought his Experience to the famed British venue, Royal Albert Hall, at the peak of his popularity. Though his band would change shapes over the next year or so before his death, Hendrix remained the center of it all, dazzling with his incredible technique and performance style.
Hendrix found popularity in Britain during the country’s Blues Revival period of the 1960s, and certainly left a mark with his set at The Royal Albert Hall on February 24th, 1969. 50 years later, Hendrix’s playing sounds as fresh as ever and continues to inspire a new generation of musicians. Fortunately, you can experience some of Jimi Hendrix’s performance below.
Jimi Hendrix – 2/24/69
[Video: Haarp Musik]
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