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Great moments in rock ‘n’ roll covers: Belly does Jimi Hendrix

Belly is best-known for their early 90s hit "Feed the Tree," but they also did this fine cover in 1994 of Hendrix's 1967 "Are You Experienced?" song:

Feel free to add links to your favorite Hendrix covers in the comments.

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7 responses to “Great moments in rock ‘n’ roll covers: Belly does Jimi Hendrix”

  1. A lot easier than last week's request for covers: it's Luna on the gayageum doing 'Voodoo Child':

  2. I've always been fond of the unassertive cover of Purple Haze by Friend 'n' Fellow. It appeared on Blue Haze, an
    uneven group of Hendrix covers released in 2000. The cd also contains an entertaining version of Who Knows by Walter Trout. Here are the links.





  3. "Little Wing," by Derek & the Dominos is as much a part of the rock 'n' roll canon as Hendrix's own.


    I'm less fond of it than of much of the Kronos Quartet's other work, but early on in their career they were into genre-blending, including a cover of "Purple Haze." Here's a live performance from much later than the original release of the studio recording.


  4. Gary Moore, Purple Haze (Blues for Jimmy), London Hppodrome, 25 October 2007



  5. Rickie Lee Jones, Up from the Skies



  6. Also: Charles Lloyd (with Lucinda Williams and Bill Frisell), Angel



  7. Thanks, Gary, for those tips. "Angel" is in Lloyd's pocket. He covers a lot of great tunes. I'm not a fan of Lucinda Williams (nor of Rickie Lee Jones). I wish Lloyd had taken the melody of "Angel" on his own and kept the track instrumental. Saw his quartet with Bobo Stenson in Hollywood a long time ago. Spectacular.

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