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Jimi Hendrix
Yes, it is recorded by Jimi Hendrix.
Jimi Hendrix recorded and released his song Voodoo Child in 1968. The song was the last track on of the Jimi Hendrix Experience album Electric Ladyland.
Jimi Hendrix wrote Voodoo Child (Slight Return) and it was recorded by him in 1968.
Van Morrisson wrote and recorded the song with his group called "Them" in or around 1965. It has been a staple of garage bands ever since. I think maybe the Kinks also recorded it in the seventies.The song has also been recorded by many other groups in various permutations, including, but not limited to, The Gnats, Shadows of Knight, Enchantment, the 101ers, the Rolling Stones, Jimi Hendrix and R.E.M.Possibly the most famous cover of the song was an almost complete reworking by Patti Smith, which begins with the famous line, "Jesus died for somebody's sins, but not mine."
It was originally recorded by the Jimi Hendrix experience - in 1968 !
the album she recorded in 1991 was into the light
Little Wing, Which Appears On The Axis : Bold As Love Album( The Second That Was Issued Under The Jimi Hendrix Experience Moniker), Was Recorded In 1967.
According to what i read/heard, Hendrix played Noel Redding,s Fender Precision bass guitar on "All Along The Watchtower. Apparently, this occurred because Redding had grew tired of Hendrix,s perfectionism in the recording studio, & that Hendrix would frequently have a group of friends/hangers-on in the recording studio with him when he recorded, which resulted in little or no work being done. Therefore, Noel Redding allegedly walked out of the studio & went drinking, while Jimi Hendrix recorded "ALL Along The Watchtower".
Jimi Hendrix recorded Machine Gun in 1970 with his band Band of Gypsys. The song was released as a single and came from the album also named Band of Gypsys.
Purple Haze is probably one of his most known songs recorded.
You need to be a little more specific. Originally written by Van Morrison and recorded in 1964 by his band "Them" Gloria has since been covered by over 25 groups.