Crosstown traffic : Jimi Hendrix and post-war pop

Abstract

Twenty-five years after the death of Jimi Hendrix, his influence has not diminished, and many feel that he changed the direction of rock music. The author takes Hendrix as the supreme example of post-war pop and looks at the sources of his talent and at how he achieved his legendary status.

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