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"The tour manager told me to stop using all this in my act because he said it was obscene and vulgar. I have been threatened every night of the tour so far, and I’m not going to stop for him. There’s nothing vulgar about it at all. I’ve been using this act all the way since I’ve been in Britain. I just don’t know where these people get the idea from that it’s an obscene act"

This is an example of a primary source, because it came directly from the tour managers words, talking about the situation. The evidence comes directly from the tour manager, and connects to what Hendrix himself had said about the tour.

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(B): Artifact: Jimi Hendrix's Burnt Guitar from his show on March 31, 1967 - Visalakashi

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(B): Artifact: Jimi Hendrix's Burnt Guitar from his show on March 31, 1967 - Visalakashi

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The 1965 Fender Stratcoaster was sold for an auction by the time this picture was taken. The guitar got sold for £280,000 which is 353,557.40 United States Dollar.

This is a primary source because it's an artifact dating back to March 31, 1967 which is when Jimi Hendrix set his guitar on fire for the first time.

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"“It was a strange situation, because it took him a little while to get it alight. He was having to dodge behind the amplifiers on the stage with a box of matches and it wasn’t going up. Eventually, he did get it going and it sort of took off quite spectacularly. The security guy in the wings was going bananas and trying to rush onstage with a fire extinguisher. Eventually, he did and managed to spray the compere [emcee], we was not too amused. When we came back to the dressing room afterwards all hell broke loose.” “The security guy said, ‘You’ll never work in this circuit again! He’ll never play again at any of these theatres. How dare he do something like that? He could have burned the place down. What did he mean by swinging it around his head?’

This is a primary source as Altman is describing the event and he himself was there.

https://www.jimihendrix.com/hu/encyclopedia-item/march-31-1967-live-appearance-the-jimi-hendrix-experience-kick-off-their-first-uk-tour-as-part-of-a-month-long-packaged-tour-featuring-the-walker-brothers-cat-stevens-engelbert-humperdinck-the-cal/

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This is a picture of jimi hendrix lighting his guitar on fire 

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(D) Newspaper from when jimi henrix lit his guitar on fire

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(D) Newspaper from when jimi henrix lit his guitar on fire

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This is a primary source because the newspaper is the aftermath of when Jimi hendrix lit his guitar on fire. It takes place when he is in the hospital because he burnt his hand when lighting the guitar on fire.

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(E): Photo for Jimi Hendrix Burning His Guitar

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(E): Photo for Jimi Hendrix Burning His Guitar

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Disclaimer: This picture did not happen on March 31, 1967. There is no photo evidence of the first time Jimi Hendrix burnt his guitar on March 31, 1967 at the London Astoria. However, there is photo evidence of the second time Jimi Hendrix burnt his guitar at the Monterey Pop Festival.

This photo is a primary source as the photo was taken of the actual event.

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This source is part of Jimi Hendrix's biography on his official site. The event happened when The Jimi Hendrix Experience tour kicked off in the UK. Hendrix lit his guitar on fire during the song "Fire". After this stunt (and similar stunts to it) Hendrix earned names such as "Black Elvis" and "Wild Man of Borneo".

This is a secondary source as it isn't written by someone who was actually there and instead has evidence from people who were there.

https://www.jimihendrix.com/hu/encyclopedia-item/march-31-1967-live-appearance-the-jimi-hendrix-experience-kick-off-their-first-uk-tour-as-part-of-a-month-long-packaged-tour-featuring-the-walker-brothers-cat-stevens-engelbert-humperdinck-the-cal/

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The Jimi Hendrix Experience kick off their first UK Tour as part of a month-long packaged tour featuring The Walker Brothers, Cat Stevens, Engelbert Humperdinck, The Californians, The Quotations, and MC Nick Jones. The first night featured The Experience performing two-sets. Hendrix managed to seal the spotlight on this night, as he lit fire to his guitar during "Fire." "It was a strange situation, " explains music reviewer Keith Altham. "because it took him a little while to get it alight. He was having to dodge behind the amplifiers on the stage with a box of matches and it wasn't going up. Eventually, he did get it going and it sort of took off quite spectacularly. The security guy in the wings was going bananas and trying to rush onstage with a fire extinguisher. Eventually, he did and managed to spray the compere [emcee], we was not too amused. When we came back to the dressing room afterwards all hell broke loose." "The security guy said, 'You'll never work in this circuit again! He'll never play again at any of these theatres. How dare he do something like that? He could have burned the place down. What did he mean by swinging it around his head?' Jimi said, 'Well, I was trying to put it out.'" It was performance stunts like this that quickly earned Hendrix the moniker "The Black Elvis" and "Wild Man of Borneo."
Set List: (second show / partial) Foxey Lady // Can You See Me / Hey Joe // Purple Haze // Fire
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tags: 1967 / Cat Stevens / Engelbert Humperdinck / Finsbury Park / Live / Live Appearance / London / London Astoria / March / March 31 / MC Nick Jones / The Californians / The Jimi Hendrix Experience / The Quotations / The Walker Brothers / United Kingdom

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March 31, 1967 Live Appearance The Jimi Hendrix Experience kick off their first UK Tour as part of a month-long packaged tour featuring The Walker Brothers, Cat Stevens, Engelbert Humperdinck, The Californians, The Quotations, and MC Nick Jones - The Official Jimi Hendrix Site

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The Jimi Hendrix Experience kick off their first UK Tour as part of a month-long packaged tour featuring The Walker Brothers, Cat Stevens, Engelbert Humperdinck, The Californians, The Quotations, and MC Nick Jones. The first night featured The Experience performing two-sets. Hendrix managed to seal the spotlight on this night, as he lit fire to [...]

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(G): Article of the night by Music Eclipse (The concert)

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(G): Article of the night by Music Eclipse (The concert)

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This article talks about how The Jimi Hendrix Experience tour began, with the Walker Brothers kicking off the show, and Jimi Hendrix stepping through. Jimi Played songs like, "Purple Haze" and "Hey Joe", until he slammed his guitar down, his manager glazed it in liquid, and let the guitar, "lick the flames" as the article stated.

This is an example of a secondary source, because of the article having quotes and stories from people in the concert. This has evidence from the people in the concert, along with photos. Sources back it up because it comes from someone themselves.

https://www.musiclipse.com/2023/11/07/jimi-hendrix-and-cat-stevens-the-tour-that-captured-the-spirit-of-the-67-summer-of-love/

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(H) Cartoon of Jimi Hendrix by Joshua Morton

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(H) Cartoon of Jimi Hendrix by Joshua Morton

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This Cartoon displays the perfect example of Jimi Hendrix lighting his guitar while being a part of the concert.

This is a secondary source from Joshua, who had seen a video on the concert and wanted to create a photo off off of it. This connects to other sources through the clothes that Jimi Hendrix was wearing and the fire that he had started onstage.

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This article explained that when he went to london he was afraid that people might think of his act's discontent or worse violent. Jimi's manager was afraid that the audience wouldn't even be fazed at Jimi's new proposed gimmick. But jimi hendrix really needed a gimmick, as the article states "something to dazzle the audience." Which makes sense as he was a newer artist at the time and needed something unique to really make the mark, and slowly rise to the top.

This is a secondary source, because this article contains quotes who were present at the time and help put the pieces together and capture this beautiful moment.

https://faroutmagazine.co.uk/the-first-time-jimi-hendrix-burned-a-guitar/

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(J) This is a documentary of jimi hendrix

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(J) This is a documentary of jimi hendrix

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A particular the documentary of jimi hendrix and how he left a mark on all of rock history.

This is a secondary source as it was made and performed by different people to grow his legacy.