THE JIMI HENDRIX STORY - MAY 1967 - EVERY DAY IN MAY - EPISODE 10

THE JIMI HENDRIX STORY EPISODE 10 - EXAMINING EVERY DAY IN MAY OF 1967. Listen to the Jimi Hendrix story, like you’ve never heard before, in all it’s glorious detail. MAY 1967 – TITLES 00:00. INTRODUCTION In this episode, we hear how the Jimi Hendrix Experience, criss-crossed England, Europe and Scandinavia. 00:31. FIRST FEW DAYS The first three days of May, the Band was busy with Interviews, which being conducted at the Mike Jeffery’s“Anim“ office 01:12. NEW MUSICAL EXPRESS INTERVIEW WITH KEITH ALTHAM The interview was published in the New Musical Express, in the thirteenth of May edition. (link provided - NME 13/5/67 Edition 03:16. TOP OF THE POPS May 4 saw TV rehearsals and live show for ’Top Of The Pops’ on BBC1; 04:18. SHE’S SO FINE “Every time Noel opened his mouth, Jimi would burst out laughing”; 5:30. RAVE MAGAZINE May 5th, Jimi did a solo photo shoot for Rave Magazine,; 06:11. THIRD SINGLE RELEASE The ’Wind Cries Mary / Highway Chile’, the third Jimi Hendrix gets released in the U.K. Six days later it entered the U.K. charts where It remained for eleven peaking at number six; 07:20. THE SAVILLE THEATRE SUNDAY MAY 7 and headlining the Saville Theatre, London; 09:19. THE SPEAKEASY AND VARIETY CLUBS Jimi attends one , and is honourable guest to the other; 10:41. FRANCE THURSDAY MAY 11: saw the group Flying from London to Paris, for a French TV 12:12. THINGS WERE GOING WELL, OR SO IT APPEARED “We all signed the letter, no copy of course, the gist of which was: ‘We know what we’re making. We have nothing. We want to part company.’ 14:53. BACK TO LONDON FRIDAY MAY 12: saw the UK release of ‘Are You Experienced’ the first Jimi Hendrix Experience LP. And then Flying, from Paris back to London 15:55. THEN GERMANY TUESDAY MAY 16: Flying from Berlin to Münich, to perform at the “Big Apple“ WEDNESDAY MAY 17: Frankfurt Photo session, and radio interview 17:33. THE GERMAN INTERVIEW 19:14. FRANKFURT THURSDAY MAY 18: Frankfurt, TV rehearsal and live recordings for the German TV station 20:17. SWEDEN FRIDAY MAY 19: The Group flew from Frankfurt (via Copenhagen, Denmark, where they managed to miss their plane) to Gothenburg, 21:37. DENMARK & FINLAND MONDAY MAY 22: early morning photo session in Copenhagen before a flight to Helsinki, FINLAND. 24:39. BACK TO SWEDEN MONDAY MAY 22: early morning photo session in Copenhagen before a flight to Helsinki, FINLAND. ) THURSDAY MAY 25: still in Stockholm, the day started with interviews and photo calls in the early afternoon. 26:26. GERMANY AGAIN SATURDAY MAY 27: Flying from Gothenburg to Hamburg, GERMANY. Two shows at the “Star Palace”, Kiel, West Germany; SUNDAY MAY 28 – Still in Germany, The “Jaguar-Club’/’Scala“, Herford, for a p.m. concert, 27:14. BARBEQUE ’67 MONDAY MAY 29: saw the group returning home to England, Flying from Hamburg to London, in time to fulfill their concert commitment as the headline act and perform at the ‘Barbecue 67’, being held at the “Tulip Bulb Auction Hall’, in Spalding #jimihendrix endrix #jimihendrixexperience #noelredding #mitchmitchell #celebrity #JanisJoplin #brianjones #jimihendrixlive #heyjoe #purplehaze #likearollingstone #voodoo #voodoochild #voodoochile #rockmusic #wildthing #montereypopfestival #monterey #beatles #sgtpepper #hendrix #rock #rockstar #rockmusic #beatles #celebrity #celebrities References: ‘JIMI HENDRIX - STARTING AT ZERO’ By Leon Hendrix, Bloomsbury 2013 ‘Jimi Hendrix – Electric Gypsy’ by Harry Shapiro & Caesar Glebbeek, Heinemann, 1990. ‘Hendrix – Setting the Record Straight’ By John McDermott with Eddie Kramer, Warner Books, 1992. ‘THROUGH GYPSY EYES – My Life, The 60s, and Jimi Hendrix’ by Kathy Etchingham, Orion, 1998. ‘Are You Experienced? – The inside story of the Jimi Hendrix Experience’ by Noel Redding and Carol Appleby, Fourth Estate Ltd, 1990. ‘Jimi Hendrix – The Inside Story’ By Mitch Mitchell with John Platt, Harmony Books, 1990. ’Scuse Me While I Kiss the Sky - the Life of Jimi Hendrix, by David Henderson, Bantam Edition, October 1981. ‘The Inner Word of Jimi Hendrix’ by Monika Dannemann, Bloomsbury Publishing, 1995. ‘CROSSTOWN TRAFFIC: Jimi Hendrix and post-war pop’ by Charles Shaar Murray, Faber & Faber, 1989. Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education and research.
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