Jimi Hendrix and Why He Is Imp

Jimi Hendrix became popular for the person that he was rather than the songs that he wrote. “Purple Haze” was known as his signature song primarily because it was his first really big hit that was his own music. He crossed many boundaries and influenced many musicians to come. Hendrix excelled in unique guitar sounds, and “Purple Haze” is a fine showing of Hendrix’s combination of sounds and innovative lyrics. He changed rock and roll by making his music show what the musician was thinking instead of just giving the listener what they wanted to hear. He gave musicians motivation for musical expression he didn't just show talent when he played he showed feeling and emotion. These are just a few of the reasons why Hendrix’s music was included in the NPR’s top 100.

Hendrix was born November 27, 1942 in Seattle, Washington. The father of this young rock star bought him his first guitar at age eleven. It wasn't anything spectacular; it was actually an old right-handed acoustic. Even though Hendrix was left-handed it still didn't stop him. He strung the guitar up backwards, so he could play lefty, and started to teach himself how to play. Learning to play by yourself isn't exactly

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