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Foxy Lady by The Jimi Hendrix Experience
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The Jimi Hendrix Experience Fue Un Grupo De Rock O Power Trio Británico-Estadounidense De Final De Los Años 1960 Que A Pesar De Su Corta Existencia Tuvo Una Influencia Decisiva En El Posterior Desarrollo Del Rock. Destacó Principalmente Por El Virtuosismo De Su Guitarrista Principal Jimi Hendrix Que Suele Ser Considerado El Guitarrista Más Grande De Todos Los Tiempos. Algunas De Las Canciones Más Populares De Los Trés Únicos Álbumes De Estudio Del Grupo Son «Purple Haze» «Foxy Lady» «Hey Joe» "Voodoo Child Slight Return » «All Along The Watchtower» De Bob Dylan «Red House» «Little Wing» Y «Angel». Si Bien Hendrix Era El Líder Y Centro De Atención Los Otros Dos Miembros Fueron Vitales Y Tuvieron Una Gran Importancia En El Éxito Del Grupo. Integrantes
Jimi Hendrix - Guitarra Voz.
Noel Redding - Bajo.
Mitch Mitchell - Batería. Discografía
• Are You Experienced Reino Unido Mayo De 1967 EE.UU. Agosto De 1967 Reino Unido #2 EE.UU. #5 .
• Axis Bold As Love Diciembre De 1967 Reino Unido #5 EE.UU. #4 .
• Electric Ladyland Septiembre De 1968 Reino Unido #5 EE.UU. #1 . Vease Jimi Hendrix
Frogtoon Música - Información de la canción: Foxy Lady
The-Jimi-Hendrix-Experience - Are You Experienced
"Foxy Lady" Or Alternatively "Foxey Lady" Is A Song By The Jimi Hendrix Experience From Their 1967 Album Are You Experienced. It Can Also Be Found On A Number Of Hendrix's Greatest Hits Compilations Including Smash Hits 1968/1969 And Experience Hendrix The Best Of Jimi Hendrix 1997 . Rolling Stone Magazine Placed The Song At #152 In Their "500 Greatest Songs Of All Time" List.
The Song Is Well Known For Its Guitar Riff Which Alternates Between The Bass F# And Its Octave Which Hendrix Played With His Thumb On The Second Fret And The Ringing E–A Dyad At The Fifth Fret. It Is One Of Hendrix's Earliest Uses Of Feedback In A Studio Recording. The Song Is Also Known For Its Use Of The So-Called "Hendrix Chord" The Dominant 7#9.
The US Version Of Are You Experienced Also Released In Canada Listed The Song With A Spelling Mistake As "Foxey Lady" 1 And This Is How It Is Still Known Among Many North American Fans And Critics Today.
The Group Had Difficulties Deciding How To End The Song. Bass Player Noel Redding Claims That The Last Chord Was His Suggestion. 2 Hendrix Commented On His Own Lyrics By Saying That He Did Not Approach Women In Such A Straightforward Manner As The Lyrics Might Suggest "You Got To Be All Mine" Etc.
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The Jimi Hendrix Experience Fue Un Grupo De Rock O Power Trio Británico-Estadounidense De Final De Los Años 1960 Que A Pesar De Su Corta Existencia Tuvo Una Influencia Decisiva En El Posterior Desarrollo Del Rock. Destacó Principalmente Por El Virtuosismo De Su Guitarrista Principal Jimi Hendrix Que Suele Ser Considerado El Guitarrista Más Grande De Todos Los Tiempos. Algunas De Las Canciones Más Populares De Los Trés Únicos Álbumes De Estudio Del Grupo Son «Purple Haze» «Foxy Lady» «Hey Joe» "Voodoo Child Slight Return » «All Along The Watchtower» De Bob Dylan «Red House» «Little Wing» Y «Angel». Si Bien Hendrix Era El Líder Y Centro De Atención Los Otros Dos Miembros Fueron Vitales Y Tuvieron Una Gran Importancia En El Éxito Del Grupo. Integrantes
Jimi Hendrix - Guitarra Voz.
Noel Redding - Bajo.
Mitch Mitchell - Batería. Discografía
• Are You Experienced Reino Unido Mayo De 1967 EE.UU. Agosto De 1967 Reino Unido #2 EE.UU. #5 .
• Axis Bold As Love Diciembre De 1967 Reino Unido #5 EE.UU. #4 .
• Electric Ladyland Septiembre De 1968 Reino Unido #5 EE.UU. #1 . Vease Jimi Hendrix read less
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"Foxy Lady" (or alternatively "Foxey Lady") is a song by The Jimi Hendrix Experience from their 1967 album Are you Experienced. It can also be found on a number of Hendrix's greatest hits compilations, including Smash Hits (1968/1969) and Experience Hendrix: The Best of Jimi Hendrix (1997). Rolling Stone magazine placed the song at #152 in their "500 Greatest Songs of All Time" list.
The song is well known for its guitar riff, which alternates between the bass F# (and its octave), which Hendrix played with his thumb on the second fret, and the ringing E–A dyad at the fifth fret. It is one of Hendrix's earliest uses of feedback in a studio recording. The song is also known for its use of the so-called "Hendrix chord", the dominant 7#9.
The US version of Are You Experienced (also released in Canada) listed the song with a spelling mistake as "Foxey Lady"[1] and this is how it is still known among many North American fans and critics today.
The group had difficulties deciding how to end the song. Bass player Noel Redding claims that the last chord was his suggestion.[2]
Hendrix commented on his own lyrics by saying that he did not approach women in such a straightforward manner as the lyrics might suggest ("You got to be all mine" etc.) Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.