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  The Telegraph

  The ‘wild’ venue that forged Bowie and the Stones – and locked Lemmy inside

  Halfway down Wardour Street is a blue plaque dedicated to Keith Moon, the wild-eyed drummer for The Who. It marks the former site of the Marquee, a ground-floor club that for three decades was the sweaty centre of live music in London – where The Who, Jimi Hendrix, David Bowie, Sex Pistols and countless more played legendary shows.

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  The Guardian

  TV tonight: the real story behind Jimi Hendrix’s critically panned flop

  Chuck Wein’s documentary revisits Hendrix’s doomed concerts in Maui. Plus: Stormzy and Kate Hudson join Wossy. Here’s what to watch this evening

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  Hello!

  The Daily Lowdown: Stormzy shares rare personal message with fans as he releases new album

  In today's Daily Lowdown Podcast from HELLO!, we're discussing Stormzy's personal message to his fans and Zayn Malik covering Jimi Hendrix for the late singer's birthday. MORE: Daily Lowdown: Mel C and Simon Cowell chat to HELLO! at Variety Club Showbusiness Awards Not only that, Mariah Carey continues on her festive journey. Tune into today's episode of the podcast below… Stormzy has shared a heartfelt and personal message to his fans upon the release of his highly-anticipated third album, This

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  BANG Showbiz

  Zayn Malik releases Jimi Hendrix cover for late guitar god's 80th birthday

  Jimi Hendrix would have turned 80 on November 27.

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  The Telegraph

  Jimi Hendrix’s sister on his mysterious death: ‘The suspects are gone’

  When beloved cultural figures die young, it’s inevitable that we imagine what might have happened had they lived. Jimi Hendrix, the dazzling guitarist who died in 1970 aged 27, is a case in point.

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  Home of unlikely bedfellows: £1m bequest for museum to Handel and Jimi Hendrix

  A harpsichord tuner’s £1 million gift will allow George Frideric Handel’s townhouse to be made into a “major British attraction”, with money left over to renovate Jimi Hendrix’s old flat.

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  Worcester News

  Hendrix's Worcester gig to be celebrated on riverside plinth

  The day one of the greatest guitarists of all time visited Worcester is to be celebrated with a piece of riverside artwork.

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  The Telegraph

  Weyes Blood is the voice of her generation, Nickelback sound heinous – the week’s albums

  Natalie Mering, who goes by the name Weyes Blood, laments that “we have all become strangers, even to ourselves” on the opening track of her beautiful new album, And in the Darkness, Hearts Aglow – a woozy daydream from a hauntingly romantic balladeer whose music offers comfort to the loneliest souls.

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  Herald Scotland

  Agenda: Celebrating 20 years of supporting youth music in Scotland

  EXPELLED from mainstream education, the one thing I had going for me growing up was that I played the guitar. Often, when I should have been at school, I would practise day and night with dreams of becoming the next Jimi Hendrix. With little importance placed on music tuition in the curriculum – not to mention the fact I wouldn’t have been caught dead in a community centre – my musical ambitions were something I was left to explore alone.

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  Former florist recreates cultural figures using buttons, brooches and beads

  Joanne O’Neill has made around 20 pieces of button art, including recreations of David Bowie and Frida Kahlo.

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