Jimi Hendrix

Jimi Hendrix didn't waste much time pulling together a new trio after the Experience broke up in June 1969.

46 years ago, we lost a man that the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame refers to as “arguably the greatest instrumentalist in the history of rock music”. Jimi Hendrix left a message on his manager’s answering machine the night before the morning of his death saying, “I need help bad, man.”

46 years ago today, Jimi Hendrix played the Open Air Love and Peace Festival in West Germany. With Mitch Mitchell on drums and Billy Cox on bass, this became his last concert performance. 12 days later, Jimi was found dead at 27. The rowdy crowd was booing by the time Hendrix hit the stage in Fehmarn...

The makers of a Jimi Hendrix-branded alcoholic beverage must change their packaging and promotional materials.

In 2007, Prince delivered the Super Bowl halftime show that many are judged by, covering Foo Fighters, Queen, Jimi Hendrix and more amidst his own hits.

He left tons of unfinished songs from the various sessions he had started, but never quite completed.

56 years ago this weekend, a 16 year old Jimi Hendrix performed onstage for the very first time and he got fired.

It’s ROCKTOBER on BLM! And that means that all month long, we spotlight the Artist of the Day. We’ll be diggin’ deeper into the BLM A to Z Archives while you rock at work for songs you love, from the bands you worship…

Clear some room on your DVD shelves, Jimi Hendrix fans: Electric Churchis coming home.

45 years ago today we lost a man who the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame refers to as “arguably the greatest instrumentalist in the history of rock music”. Jimi Hendrix left a message on his manager’s answering machine the night before the morning of his death saying, “I need help bad, man.”

His passing followed a difficult chapter in the guitarist's life and career.

Most of us couldn't play a convincing rendition of a Jimi Hendrix song with two hands. Marc Swafford needs only one.

Cannabis enthusiasts who also happen to be Jimi Hendrix fans will soon be able to enjoy a whole new experience.

Today is the anniversary of the highest chart debut since 1969 for Jimi Hendrix.

A number of classic rock artists highlight the list of exclusives on tap for Record Store Day 2015, which takes place on April 18.

On March 24, some of Jimi Hendrix's earliest recordings will be released as You Can’t Use My Name: Curtis Knight & the Squires (Featuring Jimi Hendrix) - The RSVP/PPX Sessions.