The Not So Slight Return Of Jimi Hendrix
Previously unreleased studio recordings from the guitarist and icon debut at # 2 on the Billboard chart.
Thursday, March 14, 2013
Jimi Hendrix's new, posthumous album is called "People, Hell and Angels."
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The number one album on the Billboard chart this week is from the 36 year old country star Luke Bryan. The number two album is from a musician who hasn’t recorded a new song for more than 36 years -- Jimi Hendrix. His new, posthumous album is called “People, Hell And Angels.” Billboard editor and Soundcheck regular Joe Levy joins us to discuss. You can read more on the album from Joe Levy here.
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