Jimi Hendrix, London, January 1969, by Barrie Wentzell.
“Jimi appeared live on Lulu’s T.V. show and caused a sensation when he stopped playing ’Hey Joe’ during the middle announcing, ’I’ve had enough of this!’ He started instead to play ’Sunshine of my Love’, a song by my favorite band Cream!. I saw Jimi by the window and asked Lulu if I could take a picture of them together. Jimi was a BIG star but agreed to a snap. This picture was taken later, with Jimi in a reflective mood and a great outfit.”
According to a report in the New York Times, neo-Nazi Richard Spencer – once riding high as the face of white extremists who previously supported Donald Trump – has seen his life collapse in the years since the Charlottesville protests that led to one woman losing her life.
In a deep dive into how that city of Whitefish, Montana became a hot-bed of extremism that led to locals pushing back, Spencer is Exhibit A demonstrating how white nationalists are being shunned and driven from town by locals.
