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Jimi Hendrix, właśc. James Marshall Hendrix (ur. 27 listopada 1942 w Seattle w Stanie Waszyngton w USA, zm. 18 września 1970 w Londynie w Anglii) – uważany za jednego z najwybitniejszych gitarzystów w historii, wokalista, kompozytor. Jego muzyka stanowiła połączenie bluesa, rocka oraz soulu. W 1992 i 2003 zajął 1 miejsce na liście 100 największych gitarzystów wszech czasów magazynu Rolling Stone. W 1992 wprowadzony do US Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, a w 2005 do UK Music Hall of Fame. Zajął też 6 miejsce na liście najwybitniejszych muzyków w historii wg magazynu Rolling Stone. Wykonał krok milowy w sztuce...

Margie Cox Margaret "Margie" Cox, also known as Ta Mara, is an American singer. She is best known as the lead singer of Minneapolis sound band Ta Mara and the Seen, and for her work with Prince. Cox was born in Kenitra, Morocco and moved to Minneapolis with her family when she was seven years old. She learned to play several instruments, including piano, guitar, and drums. Cox attended Marshall-University High School and sang in the nightclub Bootlegger Sam's in Dinkytown when she was in ninth grade. She graduated to other bands, including Raggs in 1980, the Doug Maynard Band,...

Al Hendrix was born Clyde Allen Hendrix on November 12, 1934 in Miami Florida. He has lived in California, Florida, Texas. Al's mom loved to listen to the "Grand Ole Opry" on Saturday night. That's where Al learned to appreciate music and was inspired by the music of Hank Williams, Sr. He began playing rhythm guitar to accompany his singing, and his startling expressive voice won him first and second place in two local talent shows. In March 1953, Al enlisted in the army. He did 18 months in Korea, and was honorably discharged. Rock and Roll became his new...