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Alan Douglas, an old friend of Hendrix, comes into to manage the pile of material the guitarist left behind and ends up doing so for the next two decades.
The Mike Jeffrey era comes to a close and it looked like Jimi Hendrix's posthumous career would come to an end as well.
Jimi Hendrix's legacy rests on his stellar live performances as well as his ground breaking studio work. This episode look at some of the early live releases, both in the last year of his life and soon after his passing and how these performances cemented his reputation and set the standard (both high and low) for releases to come.
The passing of Jimi Hendrix in 1970 led to an unprecedented string of posthumous album releases that continues to this day. The first episode of Keep On Grooving looks at the first two LPs after his death, Cry of Love and Rainbow Bridge and how they set the stage for future albums down the line.
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