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(#9) The Wind Cries Mary
- Jimi Hendrix
Released: 1967
Solo: 1:25-2:16
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(#14) Hey Joe
- Jimi Hendrix
Album: Are You Experienced?
Released: 1967
Solo: 1:56-2:18
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(#2) Voodoo Child (Slight Return)
- Jimi Hendrix
Album: Electric Ladyland
Released: 1968
Solos: 1:54-2:25
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(#18) Spanish Castle Magic
- The Jimi Hendrix Experience
Released: 1967
Solo: 1:54-2:27
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(#19) If 6 Was 9
- The Jimi Hendrix Experience, Jimi Hendrix
Released: 1967
Solo: 1:49-2:50
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(#15) Red House
- The Jimi Hendrix Experience
Released: 1967
Solo: 4:49-8:10
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For the pop music industry, Jimi Hendrix not only redefines guitar performance and guitar tone but also has an immeasurable impact on the entire modern music. Most people may think this is too exaggerated, but if you understand the history of pop music, it will not be surprising. Jimi Hendrix made a great contribution to the breakthrough development of electric guitar performance in the late 1960s.
His understanding of electric guitars, his aesthetics of timbre, and his imaginative creations influenced that era and even many future guitarists such as Eric Clapton. Welcome to watch 20 of the best Jimi Hendrix guitar solos in this random tool.
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