
Jimi
Hendrix
Experience
Inducted:
1992
Category:
Performer
Inducted By:
Neil Young (Buffalo Springfield)
Jimi Hendrix was the most gifted instrumentalist of all time, a self-taught electric guitarist whose fluid, immersive style was perfectly suited to embrace—and then revolutionize—the late ’60s psychedelic rock movement. The Seattle-born musician always paired awe-inspiring tone and feel with incomparable songs which struck a balance between experimentation and tradition.
Impact

When you play guitar, you can play or you can transcend, Jimi showed me that.
Neil Young

1992 Hall of Fame Essay
When Jimi Hendrix sent his Fender Stratocaster up in flames at the end of his historic performance at the 1967 Mononterey Pop Festival in 1967...
Written By David Fricke
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This is the signature that appears on the inductee’s plaque at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame to officially commemorate their induction.
Jimi Hendrix
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