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Dave Lifton

  • Web Editor, Rush University Medical Center
Chicago
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Win a Jimi Hendrix ‘Axis: Bold as Love’ Vinyl Box Set

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By Dave Lifton
| WRKI-FM (Brookfield, CT) Verified
Released barely six months after the Jimi Hendrix Experience's May 1967 debut Are You Experienced, the band's second album, Axis: Bold as Love, showcased more sophisticated songwriting and musical performances on tracks such as "Little Wing" and "Castles Made of Sand." Now, nearly 60 years later, Experience Hendrix L.L.C. and Legacy Recordings are offering a deep dive into Axis: Bold as Love with a new deluxe box set that will be released on five vinyl LPs or four CDs Nov. 7.
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Why Kenny Wayne Shepherd Loves Jimi Hendrix’s ‘Bold as Love’

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By Dave Lifton
| KBYZ-FM (Mandan, ND) Verified
In the eleventh episode of UCR's Bold as Love Recalled and Celebrated video series, Kenny Wayne Shepherd remembers hearing Axis: Bold as Love by Jimi Hendrix for the first time. Released barely six months after the Jimi Hendrix Experience's May 1967 debut Are You Experienced, Axis: Bold as Love showcased more sophisticated songwriting and musical performances on tracks such as "Little Wing" and "Castles Made of Sand." "It was a pretty religious experience for me [hearing the album].
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Earmageddon: FaMiLy-Geddon

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By Dave Lifton, Jeff Giles Verified
| Jefito Blog
Culture writers often point to the 1999 premiere of The Sopranos as the start of Peak TV. It makes sense, in that it singlehandedly boosted HBO’s subscriptions, thereby paving the way for the reason we all pay too much for channels we rarely watch. But it wasn’t the first great piece of original programming by the network. That honor belongs to The Larry Sanders Show (I’m not counting Kids in the Hall because that was a co-production with the CBC).
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