#OnThisDay in 1942: James Marshall Hendrix, better known as Jimi Hendrix, was born in Seattle, Washington. He was interviewed by Keith Altham in September 1970, a fortnight prior to his untimely passing at the age of 27. | BBC Archive

During a November 1967 interview, Jimi Hendrix explained, “‘I Don’t Live Today’ was dedicated to the American Indian and all minority depression groups. “ Listen to this rare, live tribute – captured from the audience – during The Experience’s May 25, 1969 concert at the Northern California Folk-Rock Festival in Santa Clara, CA. #IAmExperienced | Jimi Hendrix

In this rare interview, Jimi Hendrix opens up about Bob Dylan’s influence on his mind, shaping his journey, and why he refuses to be labeled a “dropout.” It’s Hendrix defending individuality, free expression, and the right to create a society on your own terms. #JimiHendrix #RockHistory #Music #BobDylan | Stoic Rockstar