* 'His guitar swung across his back, his dust boots and it's his cadillac.'
* 'I can see my rainbow calling me through the misty breeze of my waterfall.'
* 'Gold and rose, the colour of the dream I had, misty blue and lilac too.'
* 'The clouds are really low, and they overflow with cotton candy.'
* 'You've got me blowing, blowing my mind. Is it tomorrow or just the end of time?'
* 'Your daddy just shot me and I hear you say, as I fade away...'
* 'I just want to know about the rooms behind your minds. Do I see a vacuum or am I going blind?'
* 'They talk about me like a dog, talkin 'bout the clothes I wear. They don't realize they're the one's who's square.'
* 'She's driving me insane. She's trying to put my body in her brain.'
* 'No sun coming through my windows, feel like I'm sitting at the bottom of a grave.'
* This posthumous Hendrix release was remixed by Hendrix producer Alan Douglas, and was generally considered far superior to the posthumous recordings issued before it.
* Which of these pairs of bandmates contributed to Hendrix's classic disc "Electric Ladyland"?
* Jimi Hendrix was born Johnny Allen (later James Marshall) Hendrix on November 27, 1942 in what American city?
* Hendrix joined the United States military in 1960 and refined many elements of his signature style while in the service. What was the nickname of the unit with which Hendrix served?
* After leaving the military, Hendrix played with what well-known Rock/R&B act?
* Hendrix eventually made his way to Greenwich Village where he became a local legend for his guitar virtuosity. Which of these was one of the Greenwich clubs that Hendrix often played?
* Hendrix's commercial career got a huge boost when he was discovered by this musician who soon became his manager.
* Which of these techniques was NOT a staple of Hendrix's playing?
* On one of his signature pieces, "Purple Haze", Hendrix employed what unique electronic effect for his solo?
* On his tours, what was Hendrix's preferred brand of amplifier?