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Jimi Hendrix · 2008

Jimi Hendrix

Historical music event in the Radio Music History database.

September 4, 2008Business⭐⭐⭐⭐

Description

První kytara, kterou Jimi Hendrix slavně zapálil na pódiu, se prodala za 280 000 liber na aukci rockových memorabilií. Šlo o Fender Stratocaster z roku 1965, který Hendrix zapálil na konci koncertu v londýnském Astoria ve Finsbury Parku v roce 1967. Na stejné londýnské aukci byla za 240 000 liber prodána také první manažerská smlouva Beatles, podepsaná v roce 1962 všemi čtyřmi členy skupiny a manažerem Brianem Epsteinem. Jeden ze zdrojů uvádí, že kytara byla prodána britskou aukční síní The Fame Bureau za přibližně 575 000 dolarů.

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