E96 Remembering Jimi Hendrix, Get Smart and The Golden Girls

We remember Jimi Hendrix's final performances and lasting legacy as arguably the greatest guitarist of all time. From his final show in Germany where fans booed him for weather delays to his breakthrough at the 1967 Monterey Pop Festival, we trace the trajectory of this revolutionary musician.

• Examining Hendrix's final days, including his last performance at the Love and Peace Festival in Germany on September 6, 1970
• Breaking down Hendrix's iconic Monterey Pop Festival performance where he set his guitar on fire
• Analyzing Hendrix's discography, including his debut album "Are You Experienced" and its lasting impact
• Comparing guitar rankings from Rolling Stone and Consequence that both place Hendrix at #1
• Discussing what made Hendrix's guitar playing revolutionary, including his mastery of feedback
• Looking back at hit TV Shows; Get Smart and The Golden Girls
• Highlighting David Bowie's "Fame" and John Lennon's contribution to the track
• Exploring the 1995 charity album "Help" that was recorded, mixed and released in just five days

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