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Manic Depression by Jimi Hendrix Experience
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The Jimi Hendrix Experience Was An English/American Rock Band That Formed In London In 1966. Originally Comprising American Vocalist Guitarist And Songwriter Jimi Hendrix Bassist And Backing Vocalist Noel Redding And Drummer Mitch Mitchell The Band Was Active Until 1969 In Which Time They Released Three Successful Studio Albums. Redding Left The Band In June 1969 After Which Hendrix And Mitchell Stayed Together Through Other Projects.
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Manic Depression Is A Song Written And Recorded By Jimi Hendrix And First Released In 1967 On The Are You Experienced? Album. The Song's Name Manic Depression Is An Old Name For Bipolar Disorder A Mental Health Disorder. There Is No Evidence That Hendrix Ever Suffered From Bipolar Disorder Himself But When He Was Doing A Press Conference In London His Manager At The Time Chas Chandler Told Him That He Sounded Like A Manic Depressive. So The Next Day Hendrix Wrote This Tune.
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The Jimi Hendrix Experience Was An English/American Rock Band That Formed In London In 1966. Originally Comprising American Vocalist Guitarist And Songwriter Jimi Hendrix Bassist And Backing Vocalist Noel Redding And Drummer Mitch Mitchell The Band Was Active Until 1969 In Which Time They Released Three Successful Studio Albums. Redding Left The Band In June 1969 After Which Hendrix And Mitchell Stayed Together Through Other Projects.
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Manic Depression is a song written and recorded by Jimi Hendrix and first released in 1967 on the Are You Experienced? album.
The song's name, Manic Depression, is an old name for bipolar disorder, a mental health disorder. There is no evidence that Hendrix ever suffered from bipolar disorder himself, but when he was doing a press conference in London his manager at the time, Chas Chandler, told him that he sounded like a manic depressive. So the next day Hendrix wrote this tune. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.