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[[File:Jimi Hendrix Painting.jpg|thumb|left|175px|Jack Crowley's painting of Hendrix.]]When Jimi Hendrix performed his electric-guitar solo of "{{w|The Star-Spangled Banner}}", among the people in attendance were [[Abraham Simpson]], [[Mona Simpson]], young [[Homer]], and Mona's hippie friends [[Seth]] and [[Munchie]]. Abe booed Hendrix, hollering "Bring on {{w|Sha-Na-Na}}!" Homer, however, thoroughly enjoyed Hendrix's performance. While Hendrix played, Homer danced naked in the mud, doing an {{w|air guitar}} jam and singing along with Hendrix's guitar licks. This didn't sit well with Abe, as he announced that he was going to give Homer a spanking and take him to an enlistment tent to sign him up for Vietnam. Years later, when Abe told Homer about their being at Woodstock, Homer decided to give the hippie lifestyle a try, inspired in part by Hendrix's performance.<ref>"[[D'oh-in' in the Wind]]"</ref> | [[File:Jimi Hendrix Painting.jpg|thumb|left|175px|Jack Crowley's painting of Hendrix.]]When Jimi Hendrix performed his electric-guitar solo of "{{w|The Star-Spangled Banner}}", among the people in attendance were [[Abraham Simpson]], [[Mona Simpson]], young [[Homer]], and Mona's hippie friends [[Seth]] and [[Munchie]]. Abe booed Hendrix, hollering "Bring on {{w|Sha-Na-Na}}!" Homer, however, thoroughly enjoyed Hendrix's performance. While Hendrix played, Homer danced naked in the mud, doing an {{w|air guitar}} jam and singing along with Hendrix's guitar licks. This didn't sit well with Abe, as he announced that he was going to give Homer a spanking and take him to an enlistment tent to sign him up for Vietnam. Years later, when Abe told Homer about their being at Woodstock, Homer decided to give the hippie lifestyle a try, inspired in part by Hendrix's performance.<ref>"[[D'oh-in' in the Wind]]"</ref> | ||
| − | While [[Jack Crowley]] was incarcerated at [[Waterville Prison]], he painted a picture of Jimi Hendrix playing a flaming guitar. Homer admired the painting while | + | While [[Jack Crowley]] was incarcerated at [[Waterville Prison]], he painted a picture of Jimi Hendrix playing a flaming guitar. Homer and [[Marge]] admired the painting while Homer was being treated in the prison's infirmary for a back injury he sustained during the prison rodeo. Crowley said that since the prison wouldn't give the inmates art supplies, he did the painting with pudding. <ref>"[[Pokey Mom]]"</ref> |
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Revision as of 00:11, January 29, 2013
Jimi Hendrix
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Character Information
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Jimi Hendrix was an American guitarist and singer-songwriter. He performed at Woodstock.
History
Homer once had a dream where he was talking with God in Heaven and they passed by Hendrix and Benjamin Franklin, who were playing air hockey. Franklin won the game.[1]
When Homer was at Animal Hospital he asked the veterinarian if he had any messages for Jimi Hendrix. The vet did: He wanted Hendrix to pick up his puppy.[2]
File:Jimi Hendrix Painting.jpg
Jack Crowley's painting of Hendrix.
While Jack Crowley was incarcerated at Waterville Prison, he painted a picture of Jimi Hendrix playing a flaming guitar. Homer and Marge admired the painting while Homer was being treated in the prison's infirmary for a back injury he sustained during the prison rodeo. Crowley said that since the prison wouldn't give the inmates art supplies, he did the painting with pudding. [4]
Trivia
Hendrix appears in "Ned's List of Laudable Lefties".[5]
Behind the Laughter
- Jimi Hendrix (1942–1970) is widely considered to be the greatest electric guitarist in musical history. His solo of "The Star-Spangled Banner" is one of his most famous performances, as well as one of the most notable performances at the Woodstock Festival.
- Hendrix was right-handed, but playing guitar left-handed was an integral part of his style.[6]
Appearances
Episode – "Homer the Heretic" - Episode – "Homerpalooza" (mentioned)
- Episode – "D'oh-in' in the Wind" (flashback)
- Episode – "Pokey Mom" (painting)
Book – Flanders' Book of Faith (mentioned)
References
External links
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