Janie Hendrix shares memories of her brother Jimi, what's in the Hendrix archives, stories of stolen memorabilia, hunting down rare recordings, her new book "Jimi" and more.

Topics include:

• What are in the Jimi Hendrix archives?
• The early days of pulling together Jimi's recordings and items
• Paul Allen of Microsoft funded the family to get the rights for Jimi's work
• What happened to Jimi's records?
• Lots of Jimi material was stolen
• Counterfeit Jimi Hendrix memorabilia
• People coming to visit the Hendrix family after Jimi's passing
• Jimi's gold albums were stolen from the family in 1986
• There are many other recordings still unaccounted for
• Is there a recording of Jimi's early appearance at the Apollo
• Jimi communications while on the road
• When "Jimmy" became "Jimi"
• Any recordings from the Sue Records period?
• Any recordings from his Café Wha? gigs?
• How the family learned of Jimi's popularity in the UK
• The partnership with Jimi and Eddie Kramer
• Jimi and Zappa / Mothers Cover
• Working w Dweezil Zappa on Atmos mixes
• Recordings in the archive
• Finding & restoring the tapes and video for the Miami Pop festival
• Unique items in the archive
• Janie's memories of Jimi in 1970
• Janie and Jimi's Cosmic Promise
• The next projects of the Hendrix Estate
• The Jimi Hendrix Experience Live at the Los Angeles Forum
• The various international covers of Hendrix LPs
• Paul McCartney and Jimi Hendrix covering one another
• Any lost recordings and collaborations with Jimi
• Interview wrap up

The new book "Jimi"

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