March 1, 1968 Jimi Hendrix, along with Noel Redding, spends the evening at The Scene Club in New York City.
Jimi Hendrix, along with Noel Redding, spends the evening at The Scene Club in New York City.
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January 19, 1968 Jimi Hendrix attends a party at the Apple offices on Saville Row, where he is interviewed for the London Herald.
Jimi Hendrix attends a party at the Apple offices on Saville Row, where he is interviewed for the London Herald. The party is held to celebrate Apple’s signing of The Grapefruit. Members of the Beatles, Brian Jones and Kathy Etchingham also attend.
January 17, 1968 Chas Chandler accompanies Hendrix on a flight from Gothenburg to London.
Chas Chandler accompanies Hendrix on a flight from Gothenburg to London.
January 10, 1968 Hendrix checks in at Gothenburg police headquarters.
Hendrix checks in at Gothenburg police headquarters. He must report there every day until January 15.
April 1, 1968 The Experience arrive in Montreal, Canada.
The Experience arrive in Montreal, Canada.
March 20, 1968 Hendrix writes in his journal today: “We left Ottawa City today – I kissed Joni goodbye, slept in the car awhile.
Hendrix writes in his journal today: “We left Ottawa City today – I kissed Joni goodbye, slept in the car awhile. Stopped at a highway diner. I mean a Real one like in the movies. Mitch and I discuss our plans for movie.
March 14, 1968 Hendrix attends a reception for Soft Machine at The Scene Club.
Hendrix attends a reception for Soft Machine at The Scene Club.
March 10, 1970 Jimi flies to London where he meets Kathy Etchingham
Jimi flies to London where he meets Kathy Etchingham and tries to convince her to leave her new husband and move back to New York, where Jimi assures her, “everything will be all right, all those people I was hanging out with have gone.”
March 9, 1970 Hearing news that Kathy Etchingham had just married, Jimi calls her in London to confirm the account.
Hearing news that Kathy Etchingham had just married, Jimi calls her in London to confirm the account. “I hadn’t heard from Jimi for a while and apparently he was having problems,” explained Etchingham in her book Through Gypsy Eyes (Victor Gallancz, 1998).