Being Jimi: Stories from a Jimi Hendrix Tribute Performer Phil from The Hendrix Project

Gig and touring stories from my life "on the road" as a Jimi Hendrix Tribute Show performer.

In this episode:
• With 2 months till the next show I discuss my preparation methods
• Gambling on a summer gig at a prestigious winery
• The importance of hiding before the show
• Why a set list is never a list of songs you’re going to play
• Finding similar Hendrix motifs in different songs to understand how Jimi explored his ideas

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Gig and touring stories from my life "on the road" as a Jimi Hendrix Tribute Show performer.

In this episode:
• Where do you start when you put together a Jimi Hendrix Tribute Show?
• The problems with building a set list with the studio versions of Jimi’s material
• The importance of approaching the songs as Jimi, Mitch and Noel did
• Early exposure to Jimi when I was just a struggling novice guitarist
• A mind blowing Jimi connection and a relevation from a visiting friend

Gig and touring stories from my life "on the road" as a Jimi Hendrix Tribute Show performer.

In this episode:
• Purple Haze, All in My Plane! Fly dates
• Possible broken toe before tomorrow’s gig
• Why is my toothbrush in the gutter?
• First show goes well and dinner is the highlight
• How we controlled the venue space for a better show

Wanna know more? Submit your question to me at thehendrixprojectnz[at]gmail[dot]com