
Jimi Hendrix: Feedback
Documentary · Drama · Music
Overview
This new and revealing programme provides an incredibly detailed account of how Jimi Hendrix, a legendary guitarist touched by genius, lived his life in the high powered world of 60's Rock 'n' Roll.
Top Cast


Keith Altham
Keith Altham
Self
Keith Altham
Self
Ed Chalpin
Ed Chalpin
Self
Ed Chalpin
Self


Ben Davies
Ben Davies
Narrator
Ben Davies
Narrator


Jimi Hendrix
Jimi Hendrix
Self (archive footage)
Jimi Hendrix
Self (archive footage)
Melinda Merryweather
Melinda Merryweather
Self
Melinda Merryweather
Self
Geno Washington
Geno Washington
Self
Geno Washington
Self


Chuck Wein
Chuck Wein
Self
Chuck Wein
Self
Steve Roby
Steve Roby
Self
Steve Roby
Self
Tony Calder
Tony Calder
Self
Tony Calder
Self
Mark Singer
Mark Singer
Self
Mark Singer
Self
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