In 1965 Lonnie Youngblood (aka The Prince Of Harlem) met Jimi Hendrix when the pair were serving it up for Curtis Knight's various R&B ensembles. The two men hit it off sufficiently well to try out a slew of period-piece studio jams?"Under The Table", "Wipe The Sweat", "Goodbye Bessie Mae" et al?which form the bedrock of a collector's must-have that may be too raw in the main for latter-day Hendrix fans.
In 1965 Lonnie Youngblood (aka The Prince Of Harlem) met Jimi Hendrix when the pair were serving it up for Curtis Knight’s various R&B ensembles. The two men hit it off sufficiently well to try out a slew of period-piece studio jams?”Under The Table”, “Wipe The Sweat”, “Goodbye Bessie Mae” et al?which form the bedrock of a collector’s must-have that may be too raw in the main for latter-day Hendrix fans.