Last member of Jimi Hendrix's band plays all-star tribute gig
Primal Scream, Gary Moore and Dave Bronze play classic Hendrix songs
Mitch Mitchell, the only surviving member of The Jimi Hendrix Experience, played drums last night (October 25) as part of a supergroup that included Gary Moore on lead guitar and Band Of Gypsys' Bill Cox on bass.
The collective performed Hendrix classics including ‘Red House’, ‘Stone Free’ and ‘Hey Joe’ to a packed crowd at London’s Hippodrome venue.
The gig followed a short set of Jimi Hendrix tunes by Moore, Primal Scream’s Darrin Mooney on drums and former Ray Davies and Eric Clapton collaborator Dave Bronze on bass. There was also a screening of the new DVD release ‘The Jimi Hendrix Experience Live At Monterey’, released on October 29.
The full setlist was:
(Gary Moore/Darrin Mooney/Dave Bronze)
'Purple Haze'
'Manic Depression'
'Foxy Lady'
'The Wind Cries Mary'
'I Don't Live Today'
'Angel'
'Fire'
(Gary Moore/Mitch Mitchell/Billy Cox)
'Red House'
'Stone Free'
'Hey Joe'
(Gary Moore/Darrin Mooney/Dave Bronze)
'Voodoo Chile (Slight Return)'
The collective performed Hendrix classics including ‘Red House’, ‘Stone Free’ and ‘Hey Joe’ to a packed crowd at London’s Hippodrome venue.
The gig followed a short set of Jimi Hendrix tunes by Moore, Primal Scream’s Darrin Mooney on drums and former Ray Davies and Eric Clapton collaborator Dave Bronze on bass. There was also a screening of the new DVD release ‘The Jimi Hendrix Experience Live At Monterey’, released on October 29.
The full setlist was:
(Gary Moore/Darrin Mooney/Dave Bronze)
'Purple Haze'
'Manic Depression'
'Foxy Lady'
'The Wind Cries Mary'
'I Don't Live Today'
'Angel'
'Fire'
(Gary Moore/Mitch Mitchell/Billy Cox)
'Red House'
'Stone Free'
'Hey Joe'
(Gary Moore/Darrin Mooney/Dave Bronze)
'Voodoo Chile (Slight Return)'
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