Jimi Hendrix: The Life and Death of the Most Eccentric Rock Guitarist by the Legendary Mick Wall

10 hrs. 31 min.

Language Russian

Author Mick Wall

Narrator Vladimir Lisovsky

Description

This is an unusual psychedelic journey into the dark heart of the 1960s. Back when music became even wilder and drugs got even heavier, a new rock star rose to fame: Jimi Hendrix—virtuoso guitarist, a man of mystery, a legend. After studying a solid list of books and interviews, Mick Wall presented his own, completely unlike anyone else, research into the life and death of Jimi Hendrix. It’s not only an attempt to unravel the chain of events that led to his death at 27, but also a completely authentic immersion in the era. Mick Wall is the leading music journalist and biographer in the world of rock music. Author of bestsellers “Metallica. The Extreme Biography of the Band,” “AC/DC. Hell Ain’t a Bad Place to Be,” “Black Sabbath. Welcome to Hell!” and “The Last Giants. The Complete Story of Guns N’ Roses.”