Jimi Hendrix Band of Gypsys Men's T-shirt

Jimi Hendrix 'Band of Gypsys' 1970 Rock T-Shirt The Band of Gypsys era was pretty much the pinnacle of Jimi Hendrix 70's guitar work... that's not to say it's all the best songs, but it's definitely got the most memorable character out of all his albums! Superhard, long psykjams with a huge funk backdrop... three bruthas, naturally rockin' harder than most white bands who were actually trying to be hard! Personally, we have these Band of Gypsys shirts because Jimi Hendrix plays our favorite style of music. Heavy guitar with lots of instrumentation, real warm and groovy and not shy about making it sound trippy! That combination of elements, along with Jimi's incredible guitar skills on a reverse left-handed Fender Strat... nah man, it's an impossible combination of good things... yet, it DID happen. So if you haven't heard the Jimi Hendrix / Band of Gypsys album... go out right now and get it, listen, then come back and thank us for selling this rock shirt. Not to pull our own chain, bu

Ladies t-shirt in navy featuring a New York City Gypsy Punks logo onthe front and Gogol Bordello on the back.

"This black ladies t-shirt features a gypsy deer head on a gypsy wheel on the front and back print between shoulders features, ""Forces of Victory Tour 2008."""

The Groundhogs 'Thank Christ for The Bomb' Blues T-Shirt If you haven't heard this incredible blues rock album by one of the coolest 70's rock bands... Tony McPhee's The Groundhogs... man, you need to get it together!! This album reached Number 9 on the UK music charts in May of 1970... no small feat considering that was a competitive time for rock music... battling it out against Eric Clapton's band Cream or Ian Anderson's Jethro Tull... never mind the futility of chart-fighting with Keith Richards and The Rolling Stones or the ultimate guitar guru Jimi Hendrix Experience and The Band of Gypsys. Being able to chart at ALL is something special... and their next album 'Split' reached Number 5 in 1971 (the single 'Cherry Red' made it onto the BBC's Top of The Pops!)... and 'Who Will Save the World? The Mighty Groundhogs' reached Number 8 in 1972 ... awesome hard rock blues!! Not to mention... Tony McPhee is one of the most under-rated blues guitarists ever to melt our mind on the planet