1966.
๐ 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: “We 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 didn’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, ‘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. That’s all he had with him, and a tin of Valderma cream which he used to wash his face with.”
1967.
๐ Paris
↪ 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.
↪ 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.
↪ Flying from Le Bourget Airport, Paris, FRANCE, to London Heathrow Airport, Middlesex, ENGLAND
1968.
๐ Winterland Ballroom San Francisco, California, two Shows.
Noel: “Bill 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.”
↪ Back to L.A. after the gig. No gigs for the next two weeks.
1969.
๐ No News…
๐ Born on this day
♡ Luciano Pavarotti
(Oct 12, 1935 - Sep 6, 2007)
Luciano Pavarotti & James Brown - It's a man's world:
https://youtu.be/gb-B3lsgEfA
๐ Gone to Rock ‘n’ Roll Heaven
♡ 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
