#buddy miles

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Jimi Hendrix and Buddy Miles at the Monterey Pop Festival 📷 Jim Marshall

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Jimi Hendrix, along with Brian Jones(The Rolling Stones), Buddy Miles(The Electric Flag) and Cass Elliot(The Mamas & the Papas) at The Monterey Pop Festival, 1967

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1970-something and somewhere in America with Buddy Miles – drummer, guitarist, vocalist and member of Jimi Hendrix’s Band of Gypsys.

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... sound of rebellion ...

1963 Fender Stratocaster, passed from Jimi Hendrix to Buddy Miles to Mike Bloomfield - this is a true blues treasure

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The snippet of “Tear The Top Right Off My Head” (Tork) seen in the episode “Hitting The High Seas.”

“The sun was smiling warmly, as were Peter and Micky when I passed them on my way to the seat. They were dressed in denim bell-bottoms and striped boat-necks for an episode called Monkees At Sea. I soon learned that they had spent the last three days on the ocean and had experienced quite a few ups and downs. The set was cluttered with equipment and technicians, but I soon found a seat (marked ‘Peter’) and got right into the Monkee swing. Micky bounded in to say hello to me; Peter was a few steps behind, toting his guitar and a headful of ideas for the rendition of the song they were to sing in this segment. ‘Let’s do it this way,’ Peter said and started humming and finger-snapping. Micky quickly joined in and the two were in another world until director Jim Frawley called them for a take. […] What really came across to me as I watched the Monkees work and play was their sense of fun. Davy was always ribbing the stand-ins; Micky bounced around like a rubber ball; Peter took a technical interest in everything and stayed close to the cameras when scenes were being set up; Mike was the rock and handled all problems. Though they were all called on to repeat scenes, there were no grips or temper displays. Doing a weekly show is hard work and each Monkee accepts and does his job happily.” - article by Harriet Lyons, Outasite, February 1968 “Buddy [Miles] played on a few of my cuts, when I did… I can’t remember exactly which ones right now. I think it would be a song called ‘Tear the Top Off,’ [‘Tear The Top Right Off My Head’] which didn’t get onto any of the regular albums, but came out on some of the collected oddities and leftovers albums and CD’s that came out later.” - Peter Tork, 2007; published by Rolling Stone, 2019