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That’s a lot of talent in one room. The incredible thing is, Stevie can still hit those high notes to this day. Hendrix grabbed Winwood and Jack Cassidy, late one night in 1968, from a club in the New York music scene to jam for his recording of Voodoo Chile on his Electric Ladyland album. He apparently had always wanted Winwood to be a band member. Winwood’s keyboard improvs on that track and the interplay between Jimi and Stevie is amazing. Here’s a clip of Jimi’s sound engineer, Eddie Kramer recounting the story.
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John I’m 58 ..59 in september.. My older brothers seen all these in there teens .. I just missed a lot of those days being a bit younger.. I also have more respect for such talent than I did back when.. Jimmy Hendrix was always big favorite ,, bUT i WAS SO HUNG UP ON A FEW PROGRESSIVE BANDS for the most part.. I listened to my older brothers albums wHEN 8 TRACKS WEREN’T EVEN AVAILABLE! THAN 8 TRACKS CAME OUT BUT QUICKLY CASSETTES TOOK THEM OUT.. MAN iF i HAD SAVED ALL THE WALL ALBUMS WE HAD FOR TODAYS TRADE MARKET COLLECTION ! LOL.. Andy from Canada has a great follow along easy instructional.. sure you’s enjoy it too.. enjoy my friend!
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