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Live - The World of Jimi Hendrix

Artist Song
Jimi Hendrix  Fire  
Jimi Hendrix  Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Live)  
The Jimi Hendrix Experience  Killing Floor (Live)  
Jimi Hendrix  Spanish Castle Magic (Live)  
The Jimi Hendrix Experience  Stone Free (Live)  
Jimi Hendrix  Foxey Lady  
The Jimi Hendrix Experience  Johnny B. Goode  
The Jimi Hendrix Experience  Like a Rolling Stone (Live)  
The Jimi Hendrix Experience  Rock Me Baby (Live)  
The Jimi Hendrix Experience  Hey Joe (Live)  
The Jimi Hendrix Experience  Can You See Me (Live)  
The Jimi Hendrix Experience  The Wind Cries Mary  
Jimi Hendrix  Message to Love (Live)  
The Jimi Hendrix Experience  Lover Man (Live)  
Jimi Hendrix  Power to Love (Live)  
Jimi Hendrix  Red House  
Jimi Hendrix  All Along the Watchtower (Live)  
The Jimi Hendrix Experience  Burning of the Midnight Lamp  
The Jimi Hendrix Experience  Little Wing  
Jimi Hendrix  Power of Soul (Live)  
The Jimi Hendrix Experience  Catfish Blues  
Jimi Hendrix  Hear My Train a Comin' (Live)  
Jimi Hendrix  Freedom  
The Jimi Hendrix Experience  Hey Baby/In from the Storm  
Jimi Hendrix  Izabella (Live)  
The Jimi Hendrix Experience  I Don't Live Today (Los Angeles Forum, CA, April 26, 1969)  
Jimi Hendrix  Star Spangled Banner  
The Jimi Hendrix Experience  Purple Haze (Live)  
The Jimi Hendrix Experience  Voodoo Child (Slight Return) [Live At Royal Albert Hall, London]  
The Jimi Hendrix Experience  Wild Thing (Live)  

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Jimi Hendrix hasn't played a date in nearly 40 years now, so it's a safe bet you never saw him live. But when he hit the stage, he [i]exploded[/i] like a bottle rocket in a fireworks stand, which is why we've assembled his psyche-searing best — to give you an all-access pass to the ultimate, career-spanning Hendrix fantasy concert. At 1967's Monterey Pop Festival, he entered a virtual unknown and left a legend. If the fuzz-bomb attack of "Wild Thing" didn't start off wild [i]enough[/i], he sent the song into meter-pinning [i]chaos[/i] with a mad-genius, mid-tune riff on "Strangers In the Night," and capped the show with rock's definitive Kodak moment: setting his Strat on fire — literally — and smashing it to kindling. Two years later, at Woodstock, he tore the guts out of the national anthem and let his Marshall stacks scream their allegiance, burying half-a-million rain-soaked hippies under an avalanche of feedback that reverberated all the way to the White House. For all that he was in the studio — and that's a lot — Jimi [i]possessed[/i] the stage like Rasputin, Casanova, and Genghis Khan all rolled into one, and you can't call yourself a rock fan until you've heard him taking an audience as his willing captive.
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