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A 9 page discussion of the life and the accomplishments of Jimi Hendrix, one of the most accomplished rock guitarists of all time. This paper discusses Hendrix’s music in terms of its cultural implications, particularly its implications to black culture. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
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expressed their views on the black condition, and indeed on the condition of society in general. The manner in which these views were expressed, and indeed the musical style
and presentation of these musicians differed considerably. Over time such musicians comprised what is known as the African American tradition, a tradition which offers diverse, but interrelated perspectives on
aesthetic, epistemological, metaphysical, moral and political issues. Jimi Hendrix is one of the more prominent of these musicians. Raised in a broken home and with the apparent obstacle
of his race Hendrix would accomplish phenomenal musical success (Cooney, 1995). Indeed, he is considered one of the greatest rock guitarists of all time. With the release
of his bands debut album, "Are You Experienced" in 1967: "launched the hippie eras first
black superstar, whose blues-informed approach to heavily amplified psychedelia--previously the province of whites--was as outrageous as his dandyish sartorial style and his bold-as-love sexuality" (Sinclaire, 1997, PG).
Hendrix was indeed an artist and art is one of the most integral components of human expression.
We must admit that the role of Hendrixs art and the precise type of impact it may have has changed over time. It is indeed a medium of
many contrasts. Never-the-less, Hendrixs art is about perception. Whichever format it takes, that which touches and moves its audience it indeed true art. Hendrixs art has not
only moved his audience, however, it has served as an inspiration and as a vehicle for societal change. From the most primitive aspects
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