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Jimi Hendrix

Jimi Hendrix

American guitarist and singer-songwriterWikipedia

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Sep 12, 2026

Rick MessinaGUEST
58:14
Bill needed to be on stage.
Rick MessinaGUEST
58:16
He literally ended up doing the Jimi Hendrix thing.
Rick MessinaGUEST
58:19
Not only do I need to be on, I'll go to England, where they'll appreciate me, because they don't get me here, you know what I mean? But, so it was an interesting decision for me to not manage Bill, yet somebody who I, to this day, will tell you was totally like Bill, that I did manage, was Janine.
Rick MessinaGUEST
58:41
And when I say she was totally like Bill, Those were two of the most uncompromising stand-ups I'd ever been around.
Brian Stewart FoxGUEST
2:33
Very underground, a lot of thrash stuff.
Brian Stewart FoxGUEST
2:37
We're produced by Eddie Kramer, who produced Led Zeppelin, of course, and Jimi Hendrix.
Brian Stewart FoxGUEST
2:43
and we were signed by a guy named Rob Cavallo, who also signed Green Day and My Chemical Romance, a lot of heavy hitters.
Brian Stewart FoxGUEST
2:51
So yeah, I've been around, and I had another deal in the mid-'90s with a band called Brian Fox and Lode.
John MaythamHOST
1:58
You had an album out towards the end of last year and you've got a new single, which I presume you will be playing for the crowd that gathers at the Brass Bell on Saturday afternoon.
John MaythamHOST
2:06
Well, Saturday afternoon into evening on the 19th, which is the day after Jimi Hendrix died, September the 18th, a day I will never, ever forget.
John MaythamHOST
2:15
And the song which we're going to play out with this evening, Happy Endings, tell us about the creation and intent of that song.
John MaythamHOST
2:23
Make people happy.
Craig A. WilliamsGUEST
30:13
His memory is insane.
Dane ClarkHOST
30:15
And opening up for Jimi Hendrix when he was seven or whatever.
Dane ClarkHOST
30:20
And again...
Craig A. WilliamsGUEST
30:22
uh you know i will plug our bonus material on our website if these walls could rock.com we have an extended interview with gibbons where he tells that story about uh yeah
Craig A. WilliamsGUEST
30:44
His memory is insane.
Dane ClarkHOST
30:46
And opening up for Jimi Hendrix when he was in seven or whatever.
Craig A. WilliamsGUEST
30:51
And again... uh you know i will plug our bonus material on our website if these walls could rock.com we have an extended interview with gibbons where he tells that story about uh yeah
Andy WilsonHOST
31:05
yeah so on that note i mean talk about an impressive list of people you talked to was there anybody that was on the list that you're like ah we didn't get this person or can you even say
Andrew KlavanHOST
69:32
I personally don't think God made us to be pinched and closed off from the beauty of life and the variety of life and the glory of desire and just the craziness, the hilarious craziness of creation.
Andrew KlavanHOST
69:45
So to give you some examples, my beloved NFL season began this week and at the first game in Seattle with the Patriots and the Seahawks, Mike McCready, who's the founding member of Pearl Jam and the lead guitarist, performed a kind of Jimi Hendrix style electric guitar version of the national anthem.
Andrew KlavanHOST
70:05
Here's just a little bit of that performance, cut six.
Andrew KlavanHOST
70:33
I can't tell you how much I hate that music.
MiltonHOST
4:39
It was just the guitar player, top of my head.
MiltonHOST
4:41
He was basically riffing off Jimi Hendrix.
MiltonHOST
4:44
It was controversial back in the day.
MiltonHOST
4:47
Oh my gosh, he did it.
MiltonHOST
4:48
But yeah, it was pretty much note by note what Jimi Hendrix is.
MiltonHOST
4:52
Jimi Hendrix, for all you people that don't know, a famous rocker, 60s, black, best guitar player ever from Seattle.
MiltonHOST
4:59
So yes, I guess.
MiltonHOST
5:02
How did you
Ryan Spencer KochHOST
10:48
My favorite one on the list, Lemmy Kilmister.
Ryan Spencer KochHOST
10:51
Lemmy eventually became one of the forefathers of heavy metal, but he actually used to work as Jimi Hendrix roadie.
DebHOST
10:58
Oh, wow.
AnthonyHOST
10:59
I knew that
Lydia TruebloodPANELIST
81:16
From Texas, I'm gonna play a band called Encore Wat and their cover of Barracuda, which was originally done by Heart.
Lydia TruebloodPANELIST
81:24
I'm gonna kick off the Thrash Bash with Swiss thrash legends Coroner and their song Purple Haze, obviously originally done by Jimi Hendrix.
Lydia TruebloodPANELIST
81:34
Fuck yeah.
Lydia TruebloodPANELIST
81:35
[metal music]
Mike GriefHOST
1:43
You know, did you see this thing? Did you see these people? They climbed up the Empire State Building and they climbed all the way up the antenna.
Mike GriefHOST
1:51
And the guy had a banner with a Jimi Hendrix quote on it.
Mike GriefHOST
1:54
Then he climbed down and he proposed his marriage to this.
Mike GriefHOST
1:58
It's like it was a guy and his fiance or as well as she was, she became it.

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