Artist	Song
Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble	Come On
from The Real Deal - Greatest Hits, Vol. 1 (2006)
Prince & The Revolution	Let's Go Crazy
from The Very Best of Prince (2005)
John Mayer Trio	Another Kind of Green (Live)
from Try! - Live In Concert (2005)
The Isley Brothers	That Lady
from The Ultimate Isley Brothers (2000)
Miles Davis	Right Off
from The Complete Jack Johnson Sessions (2003)
Living Colour	Love Rears It's Ugly Head
from Time's Up (1990)
Van Halen	Eruption
from The Best of Both Worlds (2004)
Pearl Jam	Even Flow
from Ten (1991)
Red Hot Chili Peppers	Suck My Kiss
from Red Hot Chili Peppers: Greatest Hits (2003)
Lenny Kravitz	Are You Gonna Go My Way
from Lenny Kravitz: Greatest Hits (2000)
The Jeff Healey Band	See the Light
from See the Light (1988)
Robin Trower	Bridge of Sighs
from Bridge of Sighs (2007)
Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush	The Answer
from Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush Live (1989)
Steve Vai	Sisters
from Passion and Warfare (1991)
Eddie Hazel	So Goes the Story
from Game, Dames and Guitar Thangs (2007)
Kenny Wayne Shepherd	Slow Ride
from Trouble Is... (2005)
Joe Satriani	The Extremist
from The Electric Joe Satriani: An Anthology (2003)
Jonny Lang	Give Me Up Again
from Long Time Coming (2003)
Ozzy Osbourne	Iron Man (Live)
from Randy Rhoads Tribute (Live) (2002)
Mahavishnu Orchestra	Birds of Fire
from Birds of Fire (1991)
Return to Forever	Majestic Dance
from Romantic Warrior (1990)
Tommy Bolin	Teaser
from Whips and Roses (2006)
Yngwie Malmsteen	Little Savage
from Rising Force (1986)
Jon Butcher Axis	Stiff Little Breeze
from A Stiff Little Breeze (2002)
Chicago	Free Form Guitar
from Chicago Presents the Innovative Guitar of Terry Kath (2005)

Comment:

Jimi Hendrix's influence is like a total eclipse, a shadow cast over an entire [i]world[/i] of music. Psychedelic, seductive, dangerous, and a drop-dead great guitarist — sound like someone you know? [i]Wrong answer[/i]. We're talkin' Prince, who prances all sexy-like through the first three-and-a-half minutes of "Let's Go Crazy," then unleashes a fret-frying climax that ends the only way it possibly could — in a cataclysmic shriek. If you hear Hendrix-style Strat poking out from behind the Isley Brothers' Courvoisier-smooth vocals in "That Lady (Part 1 & 2)," don't be surprised: Hendrix taught Ernie Isley how to play . . . left-handed, upside-down, and red-meat raw. Jimi's fingerprints are all over John Mayer's guitar in "Another Kind of Green," and as Mayer himself wrote, "[i]Every[/i] musician passes through Hendrix International Airport eventually." But what could Hendrix possibly show trumpeter Miles Davis, already a jazz icon before Jimi ever tied his first bandana? How about the path to the second half of his career, as Miles seized Hendrix's megawatt power to jumpstart jazz fusion, as you can hear in [i]The Complete Jack Johnson Sessions[/i]' "Right Off (Take 12)". From Pearl Jam to the Red Hot Chili Peppers, we've got all the voodoo children Jimi never knew he had.

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