File:Jimi Hendrix's bell-bottoms, Hard Rock Cafe Hollywood.JPG
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Bell-bottoms worn by Jimi Hendrix at the famous Hollywood Bowl Concert on September 14, 1968. Halfway through the concert Jimi tells the audience that he is sad that one of his favorite bands, Cream has broken up. In tribute, he and the Experience then played "Sunshine of Your Love." Shortly after this song, the audience is warned not to splash water on stage so no one will be electrocuted. On display at the Hard Rock Cafe Hollywood at Universal CityWalk, California. |
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