Jimi Hendrix: Voodoo Child Page #3
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"Dear Dad,
"Just a few words to let you know
I made it to South Carolina.
"Tell everybody 'Hello'.
With Love, Jimmy"
I went to New York and won first place
in the Apollo Amateur Contest.
I stayed up there
if I would play with them.
I played with them for a while
and got very bored
because you get very tired
of playing behind other people all the time.
I quit them in Nashville somewhere
and this group came up
and brought me back to Atlanta, Georgia,
where I met Little Richard.
"Dearest Dad, I received your letter
while I was in Atlanta.
"I'm playing with Little Richard now.
"We're going towards the West Coast.
"We're in Louisiana now.
"But my address will be in Los Angeles
when I write again. Jimmy. "
Well, Little Richard,
he was the guy up front and that was it,
and he said he was the only one
allowed to be pretty.
I guess I played with Little Richard
for about five or six months.
I quit because of money misunderstanding:
he didn't pay us for Eve and a half weeks.
I couldn't imagine myself for the rest of
my life in a shiny mohair suit
and a patent leather hairdo to match.
I didn't hear any guitar players
doing anything new
and I was bored out of my mind.
I wanted my own scene,
making my own music.
I was starting to see that you could create
a whole new world with an electric guitar.
'Cause there isn't a sound like it.
I had these ideas and sounds in my brain,
but I needed people to do it with
and they were hard to End.
I went back to New York and played
with this little rhythm and blues group
called Curtis Knight And The Squires.
I also played with King Curtis
and Joey Dee.
"Dear Dad,
Well, I'm just dropping in a few words
"to let you know everything's so-so
in this big, raggedy city of New York.
"Everything is happening bad here.
"I hope everyone at home is all right.
Tell Leon I said hello.
"I'll write you a letter real soon
and will try to send a decent picture.
"So, until then,
I hope you're doing all right.
"Tell Ben and Ernie
I play the blues like they never heard. "
I had friends with me
in Harlem and I'd say,
"Come on down to the Village
so we can get something together. "
The Village was groovy.
I just laid around
and played for about two hours a night.
You had to chat someone up real quick
before you had a place to stay.
for John Hammond Jr. at the Cafe au Go Go.
Bob Dylan was also down there.
We were both stoned
and just hung about laughing
thanks to the demon ale.
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