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Jimi Hendrix - Monterey Magic

The Jimi Hendrix Monterey magic shirt has a white ink front chest print of Jimi playing live in the Monterey festival. Just beneath his image is his signature. Jimi Hendrix Monterey magic shirt product features: * Pre-shrunk heavy weight 100% cotton Jimi Hendrix shirt * Gray short sleeved shirt with regular softness * New condition with tag * Officially licensed Jimi Hendrix clothing

Brand new Jim Marshall licensed tee. Pigment dyed100% cottonRuns true to sizePhoto from 1963, Monterey CA.Style # JM15 For nearly a half-century Jim Marshall captured his own rather remarkable share of “decisive moments.” Whether it was an informal portrait of John Coltrane, a boyish Bob Dylan kicking a tire down a New York street, Hendrix immolating his Strat at Monterey Pop, The Who greeting the sunrise at Woodstock, or Johnny Cash flipping a big F-you at San Quentin, Jim Marshall was there. And during the most extraordinary times yet for popular music, he somehow seemed to be everywhere—that mattere

Brand new Jim Marshall licensed tee. Pigment dyed100% cottonRuns true to sizePhoto from 1963, Monterey CA.Style # JM15 For nearly a half-century Jim Marshall captured his own rather remarkable share of “decisive moments.” Whether it was an informal portrait of John Coltrane, a boyish Bob Dylan kicking a tire down a New York street, Hendrix immolating his Strat at Monterey Pop, The Who greeting the sunrise at Woodstock, or Johnny Cash flipping a big F-you at San Quentin, Jim Marshall was there. And during the most extraordinary times yet for popular music, he somehow seemed to be everywhere—that mattere

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There can be no dispute that James Marshall Hendrix is the dean of all Rock guitarists. This Jimi Hendrix T-shirt is named for the song that cemented his legend, Purple Haze. Although Hendrix was a master sideman for the likes of Little Richard, The Isley Brothers, Jackie Wilson, Sam Cooke and King Curtis, his real coming out party was his appearance at the Monterey Pop Festival in 1967. He blew everyone away, including all the other artists. 100% cottonAvailable in Medium, Large, XL & 2XL!

Brand new Jim Marshall licensed tee. Pigment dyed100% cottonRuns true to sizeStyle # JM15 For nearly a half-century Jim Marshall captured his own rather remarkable share of “decisive moments.” Whether it was an informal portrait of John Coltrane, a boyish Bob Dylan kicking a tire down a New York street, Hendrix immolating his Strat at Monterey Pop, The Who greeting the sunrise at Woodstock, or Johnny Cash flipping a big F-you at San Quentin, Jim Marshall was there. And during the most extraordinary times yet for popular music, he somehow seemed to be everywhere—that mattered.

Brand new Jim Marshall licensed tee. Pigment dyed100% cottonRuns true to sizeStyle # JM15 For nearly a half-century Jim Marshall captured his own rather remarkable share of “decisive moments.” Whether it was an informal portrait of John Coltrane, a boyish Bob Dylan kicking a tire down a New York street, Hendrix immolating his Strat at Monterey Pop, The Who greeting the sunrise at Woodstock, or Johnny Cash flipping a big F-you at San Quentin, Jim Marshall was there. And during the most extraordinary times yet for popular music, he somehow seemed to be everywhere—that mattered.

Brand new Jim Marshall licensed tee. 100% cottonPigment dyedThis photo taken in Texas, was from 1974Runs true to sizeStyle # JM13 For nearly a half-century Jim Marshall captured his own rather remarkable share of “decisive moments.” Whether it was an informal portrait of John Coltrane, a boyish Bob Dylan kicking a tire down a New York street, Hendrix immolating his Strat at Monterey Pop, The Who greeting the sunrise at Woodstock, or Johnny Cash flipping a big F-you at San Quentin, Jim Marshall was there. And during the most extraordinary times yet for popular music, he somehow seemed to be everywhere—that mattered.

Brand new Jim Marshall licensed tee. 100% cottonPigment dyedRuns true to sizeStyle # JM16 For nearly a half-century Jim Marshall captured his own rather remarkable share of “decisive moments.” Whether it was an informal portrait of John Coltrane, a boyish Bob Dylan kicking a tire down a New York street, Hendrix immolating his Strat at Monterey Pop, The Who greeting the sunrise at Woodstock, or Johnny Cash flipping a big F-you at San Quentin, Jim Marshall was there. And during the most extraordinary times yet for popular music, he somehow seemed to be everywhere—that mattered.

Brand new Jim Marshall licensed tee. Pigment dyed100% cottonRuns true to sizePhoto from 1965, San FranciscoStyle # JM33 For nearly a half-century Jim Marshall captured his own rather remarkable share of “decisive moments.” Whether it was an informal portrait of John Coltrane, a boyish Bob Dylan kicking a tire down a New York street, Hendrix immolating his Strat at Monterey Pop, The Who greeting the sunrise at Woodstock, or Johnny Cash flipping a big F-you at San Quentin, Jim Marshall was there. And during the most extraordinary times yet for popular music, he somehow seemed to be everywhere—that mattere

Brand new Jim Marshall licensed tee. 100% cottonPigment dyedThis photo taken in Texas, was from 1974Runs true to sizeStyle # JM13 For nearly a half-century Jim Marshall captured his own rather remarkable share of “decisive moments.” Whether it was an informal portrait of John Coltrane, a boyish Bob Dylan kicking a tire down a New York street, Hendrix immolating his Strat at Monterey Pop, The Who greeting the sunrise at Woodstock, or Johnny Cash flipping a big F-you at San Quentin, Jim Marshall was there. And during the most extraordinary times yet for popular music, he somehow seemed to be everywhere—that mattered.

Brand new Jim Marshall licensed tee. Pigment dyed100% cottonRuns true to sizePhoto from 1974, San FranciscoStyle # JM15 For nearly a half-century Jim Marshall captured his own rather remarkable share of “decisive moments.” Whether it was an informal portrait of John Coltrane, a boyish Bob Dylan kicking a tire down a New York street, Hendrix immolating his Strat at Monterey Pop, The Who greeting the sunrise at Woodstock, or Johnny Cash flipping a big F-you at San Quentin, Jim Marshall was there. And during the most extraordinary times yet for popular music, he somehow seemed to be everywhere—that mattered.

Brand new Jim Marshall licensed tee. Pigment dyed100% cottonRuns true to sizePhoto from 1963, Monterey CA.Style # JM15 For nearly a half-century Jim Marshall captured his own rather remarkable share of “decisive moments.” Whether it was an informal portrait of John Coltrane, a boyish Bob Dylan kicking a tire down a New York street, Hendrix immolating his Strat at Monterey Pop, The Who greeting the sunrise at Woodstock, or Johnny Cash flipping a big F-you at San Quentin, Jim Marshall was there. And during the most extraordinary times yet for popular music, he somehow seemed to be everywhere—that mattered.

Pigment dyed100% cottonRuns true to sizeStyle # JM38For nearly a half-century Jim Marshall captured his own rather remarkable share of “decisive moments.” Whether it was an informal portrait of John Coltrane, a boyish Bob Dylan kicking a tire down a New York street, Hendrix immolating his Strat at Monterey Pop, The Who greeting the sunrise at Woodstock, or Johnny Cash flipping a big F-you at San Quentin, Jim Marshall was there. And during the most extraordinary times yet for popular music, he somehow seemed to be everywhere—that mattered.

Brand new Jim Marshall licensed tee. Pigment dyed100% cottonRuns true to sizePhoto from 1967, Los AngelesStyle # JM15 For nearly a half-century Jim Marshall captured his own rather remarkable share of “decisive moments.” Whether it was an informal portrait of John Coltrane, a boyish Bob Dylan kicking a tire down a New York street, Hendrix immolating his Strat at Monterey Pop, The Who greeting the sunrise at Woodstock, or Johnny Cash flipping a big F-you at San Quentin, Jim Marshall was there. And during the most extraordinary times yet for popular music, he somehow seemed to be everywhere—that mattere

Pigment dyed100% cottonRuns true to sizeStyle # JM38For nearly a half-century Jim Marshall captured his own rather remarkable share of “decisive moments.” Whether it was an informal portrait of John Coltrane, a boyish Bob Dylan kicking a tire down a New York street, Hendrix immolating his Strat at Monterey Pop, The Who greeting the sunrise at Woodstock, or Johnny Cash flipping a big F-you at San Quentin, Jim Marshall was there. And during the most extraordinary times yet for popular music, he somehow seemed to be everywhere—that mattered.

Brand new Jim Marshall licensed tee. Pigment dyed100% cottonRuns true to sizePhoto from 1963, NewportStyle # JM15 For nearly a half-century Jim Marshall captured his own rather remarkable share of “decisive moments.” Whether it was an informal portrait of John Coltrane, a boyish Bob Dylan kicking a tire down a New York street, Hendrix immolating his Strat at Monterey Pop, The Who greeting the sunrise at Woodstock, or Johnny Cash flipping a big F-you at San Quentin, Jim Marshall was there. And during the most extraordinary times yet for popular music, he somehow seemed to be everywhere—that mattere