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"Greg Tate has a racial agenda. A well-known black journalist with a large following, both black and white, he has written widely about literature, music, and popular culture. But here he tackles a subject he has never written about before -- Jimi Hendrix: his social meaning, his sexual mystery, his scientific explorations in the field of sound. And Tate shows us everything through a black prism, as it were. "Jimi Hendrix was a black man from a black world who made extraterrestrial black music," he writes. This book, which he calls "a kind of Jimi Hendrix Primer for Blackfolk," is an…
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2 editions- Hardcover · English · 2004Verso · 176 pages · 9781844670048
- Hardcover · English · 2003Lawrence Hill Books · 157 pages · 9781556524691
Rock musiciansAfrican American musiciansBiographyRace relationsInfluenceHendrix, jimi, 1942-1970




