“There was a lot of energy coming from the people, and Jimi said we’ll take that energy and push it back to them.” -Billy Cox, Jimi Hendrix’s bassist
At 8:30AM on August 18th, 1969, the last day of Woodstock, Jimi Hendrix stepped out onto the stage to perform his set, which included his rendition of “The Star Spangled Banner.” As one of the most iconic performances from Woodstock, Jimi left a generation of budding guitarists in awe with his headlining set.
As one of the most iconic performances from Woodstock, Jimi left a generation of budding guitarists in awe with his headlining set.
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