I would give my eye tooth to have been there when Hendrix first met Roger Daltry of the Who.
Daltry was an ass, always was - at the time the Who were giants among midgets.
Daltry was furious that Hendrix was in line to play after the Who, giving Hendrix top billing.
They changed it, Hendrix found out of course and went to see Daltry and told him to either change it back or he will play like he has never played before and whip the crowd into a frenzy and walk off the stage.
They changed it back.
In the end, Hendrix for the first time set his guitar on fire mimicking and upstaging Pete Townsend.
that was at Monterey.......and it was between Hendrix and Townsend.....they both were going to destroy their guitars so each one wanted to be first.....so they flipped a coin....Pete won, the Who went on first.....as history showed us it worked well for both of them.....Townsend still has Jimi's burnt Guitar in a case on his wall.....
Jimi could sing, chew gum, and play guitar, at the same time, see 'Wild Thing.'
I was born on Jimi's birthday, and I learned to play guitar, left or right-handed.
The WHO was taking surveillance-feed from the US, like a lot of groups from NATO nations, to make Who's Next and subsequent hits. Roger Daltry left the goup for awhile, to return, saying all he really wanted, was to play the songs of Pete Townshend, but Pete was a plagiarist. Get a clue, about other groups, with lead singer troubles, Nugent, Guns, Pistols, Halen.
See The WHO at Kilburn, 1977. At the end of the show, Pete Townshend throws down his Les Paul, and the guitar sync track keeps playing; The WHO also used organ tracks, in concert. But some bands (Journey, etc.) use note-for-note studio tracks, over the P.A. Don't pay the faking bitches, AC-ZZ in rock, funk, punk, etc.; screw the RIAA.
There won't be another Jimi. If some kid gets good, the NSA will nail him, and fine-tune his surveillance, with as many corporations, as that takes, AT&T, music corps., and all.
Rock is dead.