Lenny Eisenberg, the Rocktripper talks about Jimi Hendrix's Birthday, and remembers Four shows that he attended, Three of those concerts are documented on Kodak Tri-X film in Lenny's Photo Book.

Check out Lenny's book:  "Photographing Jimi Hendrix"

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Mark Steinberg is a fan of Elvis Presley, When he was a very young he went to two Elvis concerts and experienced that live show.

When Elvis passed a way so young,and his fans were missing him so much, Mark started a band and became an Elvis Impersonator, to help the Elvis Fans stay in touch with his unique music.

In this Podcast Lenny Eisenberg asks Mark what it was like to be at an Elvis concert.

And we get to hear Mark sing Heartbreak Hotel. 

When you hear Cathy Grier play the blues on her guitar, and then hear her, sing her gritty soulful vocals, it underscores the poignancy of her hand written lyrics." She studied at Berklee College, and opened for the Band at the Lone Star Cafe, in New York City. Spent six years in France, and in 1991 Indra, a Carrere Artist hit #1 on the French dance chart, with an album Cathy had written. In 1995, London's "Time Out Magazine", called her music "Funkily melodic in a mature and assured style" Grier returned to New York City in 1995. In 2002 Grier released "Comin Back to Me", a Solo album. In November 2004, she performed at the Radio City Music Hall. Then Cathy became the New York City Subway Girl, as a registered Busker aothorized to play music in locations in the New York City Subway.

Gerardo (Jerry) Velez, was one of the first members of the Jimi Hendrix Band of Gypsys, that played at the The Woodstock Art and Music Festival 1969. Gerardo was also one of the founding members of the Spyro Gyra Band.

I saw him on stage August 18th, 1969, with Jimi Hendrix, and Mitch Mitchell, Billy Cox, Larry Lee, and Juma Sultan.

Gerardo's Sister, Martha Velez was in the original Broadway play "Hair", and worked with Eric Clapton, Bob Marley, Christine Mc Vie, Mitch Mitchell, and many more great musicians, releasing 6 albums.

Leo Touchet, remembers the end of WW II when he was 6 years old, people everywhere were celebrating. Leo, who becomes famous for his New Orleans Jazz Parades, falls in love with photography, by visiting the Museum of Modern Art in Manhattan, New York, every week, motivating him to get a Leica camera and to begin the adventure of a lifetime.

One of Leo Touchet's most famous fans is Elton John. This Podcast deals with issues of Copyright,, Publishing books, camera details, and Scanning film to create excellent prints. 

When I first heard and saw Al Anderson on stage with the Bob Marley, and the Wailers, legendary London performance, of "No Women No Cry".

This was an excellent moment in Raggae History. How did Al Andersom, from Monclair NJ, end up on that stage .