A beautiful signed photograph of Jimi Hendrix “in the mylar chamber” by the late artist/photographer/publisher/poet and filmmaker Ira Cohen. Cohen photographed a number of musicians, poets and artists in a mylar room he built in his New York loft. He photographed Hendrix in 1969, and the guitarist was quoted as telling Cohen “looking at your […]
A multicolored glass bead necklace, owned and worn by Jimi Hendrix, circa late 1967-1968. We purchased this at legendary the June 21, 2001 Jimi Hendrix Experience auction held at Bonhams & Brooks in London. It was consigned by Kathy Etchingham, Hendrix’s longtime girlfriend and the inspiration for “The Wind Cries Mary” (Mary is her middle […]
From the collection of the late Ralph J. Gleason, here is a 3 page handout from the 1967 Monterey Pop Festival, titled “Notes for the Friendly Media.” Written by Beatles press agent Derek Taylor, who ran the press relations at Monterey Pop, these instructions were given to reporters, and contains all the do’s and dont’s […]
A proof sheet containing 12 contact prints of rare photographs of the Jimi Hendrix Experience, by German photographer Gunter Zink. This proof sheet, measuring 8 1/4″ x 11 3/4″, is printed on FujiFilm photographic paper, and has a computer printed credit label on the reverse (this is not a vintage print.) In mint condition and […]
An unused ticket and deluxe 56 page program for the 1970 Isle of Wight Festival, which featured performances by Jimi Hendrix (his second to last,) The Doors, The Who, Family, Procol Harum, Taste, Emerson Lake & Palmer, Free, Joni Mitchell, Miles Davis, Sly & The Family Stone, Jethro Tull, Leonard Cohen, Pentangle, the Moody Blues […]
An early single featuring Jimi Hendrix, “How Would You Feel/Welcome Home” by Curtis Knight (and the Squires.) This 1966 single featured Jimi Hendrix before he was discovered by Chas Chandler and taken to England to become the superstar that we know and love. Both songs feature Hendrix on guitar, who arranged them as well. These […]