On March 31, 1967, guitar legend Jimi Hendrix kicked off a trend that he would continue for the rest of his career. Specifically, Hendrix set his guitar on fire for the very first time ...

Jimi Hendrix was surprisingly connected to Fleetwood Mac, even the lineup that formed after Hendrix's death in 1970.

When someone utters the name Jimi Hendrix, minds are instantly ... impressed The Monkees by playing the guitar with his teeth ...

Donovan tried to recruit Hendrix when he went in the studio in the late 1960s, but ended up working with the soon-to-be Led ...

It only took Jimi Hendrix four years in the mainstream to completely change music, and there is only one other guitarist Jeff Beck saw who came close to him.

Imagine you’re Jimi Hendrix — except this is 2025 not 1970, and you’re the 44-year-old son of a legendary African guitar ...

One could spend years, maybe even decades, learning about how vital Jimi Hendrix was to the evolution of rock guitar. There’s a library worth of books about the man’s life, his art and the ...

Guitar World's resident Jimi Hendrix authority, Andy Aledort, demonstrates how the legendary, groundbreaking guitarist still influences the modern rock, blues and R&B styles some most admired players.