New posthumous album recalls Jimi Hendrix's brilliance (The Toledo Blade)

10 March 2010, 4:50 am

By CHRIS RICHARDS WASHINGTON POST There's a pesky ghost in a ruffled rainbow shirt and he just won't leave us alone. His name is Jimi Hendrix and since his death nearly 40 years ago, he's gone from rock paragon to boomer nostalgia mascot to video game avatar - and he's sounded pretty great the entire time. And while the iconic guitarist's tie-dyed influence on American music has refused to fade ...... Read More »

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