12 October

๐ŸŽ October, 12


1966.
๐ŸŽ The JHE flew from London to Paris, France, for their first French tour with Johnny Hallyday. The Experience arrived around 11:00 at Le Bourget Airport.
The Experience is accompanied by journalist Alain Dister.

In the afternoon the group went to the Olympia where they rehearsed using the new Marshall amps.

Kathy Etchingham: โ€œWe went to France and he wore a suit, a two piece suit. I remember it very well, a blue suit which had a button missing on the back, and it was one of these sorta French tailored things, and he looked great in this suit and a white shirt. Jimi hated it, he didnโ€™t want to wear those sort of clothes at all, and as soon as he got some money he bought his very first shirt. It was a black shirt with red roses on it, which in some of his early pictures he is wearing, โ€˜cause when he arrived in England, he had two pairs of trousers, and a black satin and a white satin shirt, and that was it, and just his tooth brush. Thatโ€™s all he had with him, and a tin of Valderma cream which he used to wash his face with.โ€

1967.
๐ŸŽ Paris
โ†ช Unknown TV Studio
TV recordings for the program 'Discorama'.
Songs (mimed): The Burning Of The Midnight Lamp; The Wind Cries Mary.
Priceless footage showing Jimi fooling around on piano (doing a Jerry Lee Lewis imitation!) and attempting to play the violin.

โ†ช Unknown TV Studio - TV recordings (in colour) for program 'Dim Dam Dom'.
Songs (both mimed): Hey Joe; The Burning Of The Midnight Lamp.
Presenter: Gรฉrard Klein. Broadcast date: 12 November 1967.

โ†ช Flying from Le Bourget Airport, Paris, FRANCE, to London Heathrow Airport, Middlesex, ENGLAND

1968.
๐ŸŽ Winterland Ballroom San Francisco, California, two Shows.
Noel: โ€œBill Graham was pleased and this time he gave us all a ring as a token of his appreciation. At least we got something out of it.โ€

โ†ช Back to L.A. after the gig. No gigs for the next two weeks.

1969.
๐ŸŽ No Newsโ€ฆ

๐ŸŽ Born on this day
โ™ก Luciano Pavarotti
(Oct 12, 1935 - Sep 6, 2007)
Luciano Pavarotti & James Brown - It's a man's world:
https://youtu.be/gb-B3lsgEfA

๐ŸŽ Gone to Rock โ€˜nโ€™ Roll Heaven
โ™ก Gene Vincent, born as Vincent Eugene Craddock
(Feb 11, 1935 - Oct 12, 1971)
Gene Vincent singing Be Bop a Lula live on British TV Show in 1969: https://youtu.be/3YPUPSvVdjk

















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