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Amy Winehouse Joins The Exclusive “Forever 27 Club”
Today with the tragic passing of Amy Winehouse, she forever joins an amazing group of musicians that died at the tender age of 27. Here is a rundown of the most famous members of “The Forever 27 Club”. Click on the links for the story about their death.
Jimi Hendrix Monterey Pop Festival 1965 Fender Stratocaster
On June 18, 1967 towards the end of his iconic Monterey Pop Festival performance, Jimi Hendrix announced to the crowd that he was going to “sacrifice something I love.” After he played a version of the song “Wild Thing” he then “sacrificed” what is now known as the “Monterey Strat.”
The Last Photos Of Jimi Hendrix Alive
This photo of Jimi Hendrix was taken the day before he died by his girlfriend Monika Danneman, behind her apartment in London on September 17, 1970.
34 Montagu Square, London: Once The Home of Ringo Starr, John Lennon, Paul McCartney & Jimi Hendrix
There is not a place I can think of that has as much rock n’ roll history as this flat on 34 Montagu Square, London W1H2LJ. In these walls lived three members of The Beatles: Ringo Starr, Paul McCartney & John Lennon as well as Yoko Ono & Jimi Hendrix.
Jimi Hendrix Covered “Sgt. Pepper” Days After It’s Release In Front Of The Beatles
On June 4, 1967, Jimi Hendrix and the Experience played their last show in England, at London’s Saville Theatre, before heading off to America. The Beatles’ Sgt. Pepper album had just been released on June 1 and The Beatles were in attendance. Hendrix, who was already a great fan of the band, bought the album […]
The Famous Zappa/Hendrix Burnt Guitar
The Hendrix/Zappa guitar is one of the most infamous guitars of all time. It’s alleged that Jimi Hendrix burned this guitar at the 1968 Miami Pop Festival (photos show he played a white stratocaster), Frank Zappa bought or was given the remains, and after Frank died his son Dweezil got it. It was repaired to be playable, and Frank Zappa played it on his 1976 album “Zoot Allures”.
What Jimi Hendrix Wanted As The “Electric Ladyland” Album Cover
Jimi Hendrix wrote this letter to Reprise Records describing what he wanted for the cover art of The Jimi Hendrix Experience album “Electric Ladyland” but he was mostly ignored.
Welcome To feelnumb.com From Raul
I am Raul Rossell II, born and raised in Los Angeles, California and founder of feelnumb.com. I’m not trying to be a Rock Star, I just write about them…