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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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Voodoo Chile Is The Third Song From The Jimi Hendrix Experience's Third Studio Album Electric Ladyland. It Was Written And Produced By Jimi Hendrix. It Was The Experience's Longest Studio Song Coming In At 15 Minutes Long. Hendrix Based The Song Off Of A Blues Song He Had Written The Previous Year Called "Catfish Blues." Jimi Invited Some Friends In The Studio Who Can Be Heard Throughout The Song Applauding. Personnel Jimi Hendrix Guitar Vocals Jack Cassady Bass Guitar Steve Winwood Organ Mitch Mitchell Drums
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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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Voodoo Chile is the third song from the Jimi Hendrix Experience's third studio album Electric Ladyland. It was written and produced by Jimi Hendrix. It was the Experience's longest studio song, coming in at 15 minutes long. Hendrix based the song off of a blues song he had written the previous year called "Catfish Blues." Jimi invited some friends in the studio who can be heard throughout the song applauding.
Personnel
Jimi Hendrix: guitar, vocals
Jack Cassady: bass guitar
Steve Winwood: organ
Mitch Mitchell: drums Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.