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What was it like to know Jimi Hendrix? Critically-acclaimed documentary filmmaker and author Aidan Prewett answers this question through incisive new interviews with Jimi's closest friends, colleagues, and family. Personal moments with Jimi are recorded here in telling detail: You'll travel with Jimi Hendrix from his first moments at the Café Wha to his last night in London. In the pages of this book you're given access to Jimi's inner circle. You'll sit next to Jimi on the plane to Monterey, jam with him in London and Greenwich Village - and join him on stage at Woodstock. Many of these…mehr

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What was it like to know Jimi Hendrix? Critically-acclaimed documentary filmmaker and author Aidan Prewett answers this question through incisive new interviews with Jimi's closest friends, colleagues, and family. Personal moments with Jimi are recorded here in telling detail: You'll travel with Jimi Hendrix from his first moments at the Café Wha to his last night in London. In the pages of this book you're given access to Jimi's inner circle. You'll sit next to Jimi on the plane to Monterey, jam with him in London and Greenwich Village - and join him on stage at Woodstock. Many of these stories have never appeared in print or film before. There are surprises in store. Jimi's friends reveal him as a genuine human being, quite separate from his stage persona. Joking around backstage and in the studio. Having Jimi over for Christmas dinner. Go-Karting with a grandmother in Majorca. These are moments that are often brushed over - but they allow us to delve deeper into Jimi's character. Featuring revealing, all-new interviews with Eddie Kramer, Kathy Ethchingham, Roger Mayer, Leon Hendrix, Keith Altham, Janis Ian, Al Kooper, Jack Casady and many others. This is as close as it gets to spending a few hours in the company of Jimi Hendrix.
Autorenporträt
Aidan Prewett is a documentary filmmaker and author with a focus on music and politics. His other books include To Know John Lennon and Woodstock at 50: Anatomy of a Revolution. Prewett's films often feature a strong music focus, from the historical Me and the Devil Blues, about the legendary Robert Johnson, to the '60's rock/politics documentary A Venue for the End of the World and the aural addiction of Me, Myself & iPod. His non-music documentaries include Selected Works of Uncle Neill and most recently The Trump Antidote. Prewett's films have been shot on location across the globe and feature a host of entertainment luminaries. Find his films at http://www.brinkvision.com/ @devilbluefilms