Bringing together guitarist Rob Compa and keyboardist Eli Winderman of Dopapod, bassist Michael League of Snarky Puppy, and drummer Adrian Tramontano of Kung Fu, Roosevelt Collier’s New York Get Down brought the house down with their rendition of “Foxy Lady” (which starts at 1:13:04) to close out their set.
Roosevelt Collier, steel guitar extraordinaire, also covered the song during Brooklyn Comes Alive 2016. Grateful Dead – “Foxey Lady” Jam – 4/21/69 Listen to the Dead weave “Foxey Lady” into their jam a year later during a show at the Ark in Boston below. Jimi Hendrix – “Foxey Lady” – Miami Pop Festival 1968įittingly, the Grateful Dead were also on the bill at the 1968 Miami Pop Festival. To start off, watch the man himself shred the guitar with the Jimi Hendrix Experience’s classic rendition of the song from the 1968 Miami Pop Festival. To celebrate the song’s studio recording anniversary, revisit some sublime versions of the ageless rock tune as played throughout the years by Jimi and some of our other favorite artists. The song also went on to appear on the North American release of 1967’s Are You Experienced. “Foxey Lady” was released in the United States on Reprise Records a year later in December 1967. One of Jimi’s most familiar original songs which still evokes the same levels of raw energy today is the classic Jimi Hendrix Experience‘s psychedelic ’60s anthem, “Foxey Lady,” which was recorded onto tape 56 years ago today on December 13th, 1966. Jimi Hendrix was a musician whose impact permeated its way into the core of many popular styles of Western music today.
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