Jimi Hendrix of the 101st Airborne Division Band!

[hotreds]

Who knew??!! Ft. Campbell, KY, early 60s.

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[The Poet]

Who knew??!!]



I did. :r


Then again, I have the excuse of age . . . if not the wisdom that's supposed to accompany it.

[Don Fernando]

I did too

and I don't have the excuse of age, Jimi was dead before I was born.

[Steve]

I did, but I'm a FOG :)

[maninblack]

I did also, but I'm a music geek. Love some Hendrix!

[Don Fernando]

I did, but I'm a FOG :)

and you're Steve, username Steve

[Steve]

and you're Steve, username Steve

That would be me Ferdie my friend :)

[The Poet]

Speaking of "Did you know", did you know that Johnny Cash spent his service time as a radio intercept monitor in Europe, and as such was the first Westerner to hear the news that Stalin had died?

[cjhalbrooks]

I knew about Hendrix but not about Johnny. The reason I know is because I am in the 101st.

[shark]

I thought everyone who was deeply into '60's music knew that? :confused: :D

I wonder what his drill sergeants from Basic thought once he hit it big, going from clean cut Army to Hippie Gypsy Guitar Guru? :r

[shark]

I remember hearing an interview where he described his experience of jumping out of an airplane. Can't seem to find it online, though

[shark]

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