How Late Television Guitarist Richard Lloyd Made A Hendrix Tribute Album But Couldn't Use Jimi's Name Anywhere On It [News]

Features : Lloyd, who died on November 7 at 75, picked up guitar lessons second-hand from a friend who studied with the guitarist, then later honored them both on record.

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