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Jimi Hendrix - Black Legacy: (A Dream Deferred)
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Product Description 2nd - Edition (50th Anniversary Ed. - Harlem Concert/Woodstock/BOG) - Updates - BOG's R&B HOF induction, Special Hendrix in Harlem section, and 30 + more pictures and added commentary.Jimi Hendrix - Black Legacy (A Dream Deferred) is the culmination of a two decade journey of author Corey Washington's exploration of Jimi Hendrix's complex and misunderstood relationship and impact, on the Black Community. Jimi's life has been featured in numerous biographies over the years, but very little has been properly documented, when it comes to his influence on people of color. Hendrix was often seen by many to have transcended race, which is a slap in the face to his deep cultural roots, concerning not only his Black musical traditions, but simply growing up as a Black person in the 40's-60's. Washington seeks to add to Jimi's overall legacy, by embracing Jimi's Black culture, including the well known people in Jimi's life, as well as the voices that many do not get to hear from in your traditional Jimi Hendrix biographies. It was always a strong desire of Jimi Hendrix to garner a more diverse fan base. Although he never got to fully see the fruits of his labor, Jimi Hendrix - Black Legacy, will reveal that his wish, ultimately came true. Review "The relationship between musical visionary Jimi Hendrix and the black community and its music is an undertold story in rock history. Corey A. Washington's Jimi Hendrix - Black Legacy (A Dream Deferred) fills in gaps and gives a more detailed understanding of the greatest guitarist of the electronic age. This is an indispensable book for Jimi fans and those eager to learn more about his influence on American culture -- which is to say world culture." -- Michael Simmons, MOJO, LA Weekly
