with Jimi Hendrix’s The Cry of Love usually at the front. And Joe’s Kustom amps – the ones with the kind of packing around the enclosure – and curly cables, which are always fascinating.

Jimi Hendrix had a habit of destroying equipment on stage, even if he wasn’t particularly known for his fire-setting antics or playing the guitar with his teeth. Still, I can imagine it was a ...

The classic rocker on the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame, his battle with alcoholism, being a born-again Christian and the ...

Oh, I almost forgot—scroll all the way down to see the Custom Pelham Blue, Factory Bigsby Gibson SG played by Jimi Hendrix that's available only on Reverb!

Watch on Deadline Born With Teeth is set in 1591 ... “Marlowe died at 27 like Jimi Hendrix and all the rest of them, and therefore, there’s a really interesting story there.” ...

He shot pictures of Chuck Berry, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, and Dusty Springfield for their albums as well as the industry magazine NME, where he worked for many years. Manning is survived by his ...

Jimi Hendrix was a guitar genius who revolutionized rock music with his electrifying performances and innovative sound. His mix of blues, rock, and unique music made him one of the greatest ...

From the time he was a kid and saw Jimi Hendrix rocking a headscarf, Michaels realized the coolness factor to the accessory. "It's my superpower. It's my own feeling of identity. Somehow I became ...

Products like "Hey Joe" Merlot and "Wammy Bar" ice cream edibles have stoked a decade-long battle between Jimi Hendrix's surviving family members -- and now a new lawsuit aims to shred a line of ...

When Jimi Hendrix appeared in 1968, ushering in the psychedelic era, he proclaimed, “that was groovy”. And perhaps the single most famous Red Rocks moment came in a fortuitous way — a ...