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Best Hendrix cover since Stevie Ray Vaughan, Michael Winslow and Michael Lee Firkins.

Wow ... Hendrix was reincarnated as an Asian female? Who knew?! Loved this.

Very talented, indeed. Have seen this done a few times. E.g. McMaster University, Hamilton Ontario Canada, frosh week activities September 1989, outdoor "concert" near the path south of Whidden Hall residence. Talented artist and musician using a similar approach did a Hendrix poster upside down and in bright (luminescent) colors. And then he burnt it. And smoked it.

What FUN! Really well edited. I almost did a spit take when the snippet of Hendrix appeared during the ... um ... "guitar solo"

I wonder if when Hendrix was being plaster-cast he pointed at the other plaster cast cocks in the room and said: "My dick is bigger than those."

Somehow I doubt it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_1WvxYBGTk&feature=fvwrel\

Can you hear the hendrix?

Jimi Hendrix plays the Star Spangled Banner.

>> ^nach0s:

The Hillbilly Hendrix

..one of em anyway!

The Hillbilly Hendrix

Well said!

>> ^therealblankman:

I don't think it would be a stretch to compare Earl Scruggs to Jimi Hendrix. Like Hendrix, Scruggs literally changed how his instrument was played- changed it forever. Also while both Hendrix and Scruggs may not have invented the techniques and styles they used, they certainly both popularized and perfected them with a combination of virtuosity and showmanship.

I don't think it would be a stretch to compare Earl Scruggs to Jimi Hendrix. Like Hendrix, Scruggs literally changed how his instrument was played- changed it forever. Also while both Hendrix and Scruggs may not have invented the techniques and styles they used, they certainly both popularized and perfected them with a combination of virtuosity and showmanship.

I don't understand.
How can you be so conservative and yet so witty.
It doesn't make sense!>> ^quantumushroom:

This guy doesn't belong. For one thing, he's employable.

Actually, I have to say Freddie had a reasonably profound effect on my world view. When I discovered he was gay, I was a typically bigoted ignorant young teenage male (the fact that I didn't realise he was gay probably tells you as much as you need to know about me at that age).
I only found out he was "a queer" when he died, but I'd always thought his voice and music were epic. It forced to re-evaluate my stereo-typed view of the world, which lead to a number of important epiphanies in my life.

I don't believe in an afterlife, but if I'm wrong, I hope he's up there jamming with Hendrix, John Bonham and John Entwistle.

Joining the 27 club... along with Janis, Jimi, Jim, and Kurt.