Programa 0168 Jimmy Hendrix

Ya os había amenazado... que estaba leyendo muchos libros... esta semana el libro "Stone free" me ayuda a contar anécdotas de la relación de Jimi Hendrix con el jazz... y de paso a escuchar algunas buenas canciones... cuidadosamente seleccionadas algunas para que parezca el mismo Hendrix tocando... Por cierto un error... nombro a Mose Allison pero en realidad la canción es de Allen Toissaint con Elvis Costello... pero la canción es muy buena igualmente... y el estilo similar.

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