jimi adewole.river thames. music was always jimi's first love. in a studio in south london, a group ofjimi's friends have been working on a series of tracksjimi had started recording. # only go through if i've got brothers with me i can trust. my bro had talent kind of thing, you know what i mean? when i heard his music, i was like, wow, like, you know? he could have actually done something. # i'm still the same guy i was. # no amount of money is changing me, blatantly. i feel like music, it hits harder when the person is not here any more but the lyrics are so deep. he is a hero, so, yeah, man, it is only right that we do right by him. london bridge. jimi had just left work with his best friend bernard when they heard shouting from the river thames. it was pitch black. it was one in the morning. couldn't see anything. i remembered me andjimi looking around on both sides of the river, just trying to understand, where is she at. we could hear the noise of someone shouting. i rememberjimi going strai

here, where the hotel is today, there was once a cafe, where jimi hendrix spent all his free time with guest himself and the american rock musician. in those days with hendrix on a friendly footing was a good half of the city hendrix often came here to drink and smoke and you could always go up to him and say hey jimmy how are you he smiled back and said all right. it was very cool these days, where was jimmy's favorite cafe located small on a cozy hotel. fans of the musician stop here, but not all of them. and only those who can afford to pay a fantastic support to the standards of the price of 120 euros per night for an overnight stay in the legendary place of shendrix in morocco is associated not only with the suveyera, but also the quiet village of diapad according to local legend james marshal hendrik. this is the full name of the musician. i wanted to buy several kilometers of beaches from the sovereign of diabetes in order to create flies on them. a settlement of flower children has already arisen after the tragic death of the musician, it existed here for only a couple of years

jimi adewole.ver thames. music was always jimi's first love. in a studio in south london, a group ofjimi's friends have been working on a series of tracksjimi had started recording. # only go through if i've got brothers with me i can trust. my bro had talent kind of thing, you know what i mean? when i heard his music was like, wow, like, you know? could have actually done something. # i'm still the same guy i was. # no amount of money is changing me, blatantly. i feel like music, it hits harder when the person is not here any more but the lyrics are so deep. he is a hero, so, yeah, man, it is only right that we do right by him. london bridge. jimi had just left work with his best friend bernard when they heard shouting from the river thames. it was pitch black. it was one in the morning. couldn't see anything. i remembered me andjimi looking around on both sides of the river, just trying to understand, where is she at. we could hear the noise of someone shouting. i rememberjimi going straight at i

jimi hendrix and chuck brown. >> yeah. tom: hard to hear that. >> yeah.eally going to hear much chuck brown. you're not going to hear many gogo beats in my music. but more i'm influenced by how a musician carries themselves or expresses themselves in their music. for example, chuck brown, a go-go legend, is an influence on me because he basically changed the musical landscape of an entire region, washington, d.c., by himself. the same thing with jimi hendrix. he played the guitar masterfully. no one knew what he was doing. no one knew how he was doing. he didn't really care what critics had to say in terms of him playing "wrong." he played what he wanted to play. [playing guitar] tom: yasmin williams makes music without lyrics, but not without meaning. her latest album is called "urban driftwood." >> urban, meaning me. i come from an urban background. my family comes from an urban background. and that is really important to me. driftwood, i feel like the black community was treated like driftwood as such. like lots of people love our culture and love what

would listen to things from the mississippi zell -- mississippi delta all the way through frank zappa, jimipublic enemy. it didn't matter to me with the genre was. as a result, i ended up different from a lot of other people. ♪ >> listening to all of these different musics may be more curis about the world and about how music does a lot for people. how music heals people. dealing with music that raises one's consciousness, that has always been my interest. monochromatic light afterlife as a soloist in the work that also takes on a permanent role in the peace. ♪ it deals with a spiritual called , sometimes i feel like a motherless child. >> -- use that him as -- hym as a basisn -- hym as a basisn >> it is notable in the viola that actually plays the song. the base is in conversation with its own. ♪ >> it is a work about grief, but it is also about hope and progress. it is about, where do we go next? how do we get, at least somewhat passed our inner struggles within ourselves? how do we come out of that? ♪ >> i have been writing during the pandemic. it has been tough, but it made me take a cl

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>> jimy: i wonder if he knows dan from norway. thanks for playing and for sharing. we've got a good show for you tonight. michelle yeoh is here. we have music from alec benjamin. and we'll be right back with bill maher. stick around! >> jimmy: tonight, from the movie "everything, everywhere all at once," michelle yeoh is with us. then later, a singer-songwriter from phoenix. his album "un commentary" comes out friday. alec benjamin from the mercedes eq stage. alec benjamin is also playing coachella this weekend. if you're going there instead of celebrating easter with your family like good people would do. tomorrow night, bob odenkirk -- from "barry" on hbo, anthony carrigan. and music from stromae. so please join us for that. our first guest has been speaking his mind to anyone who can afford hbo since 1989. watch season 20 of "real time with bill maher" friday nights and his new comedy special "adulting" premieres this friday. say hello to bill maher. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> very nice. >> jimmy: yeah, your music. >> very good. >> jimmy: how is it going? >> go

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limited availability. ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) (♪ "changes" by jimi hendrix ♪) ♪ sheeers and applause ) ( band playing ) that's louis cato on the drums. ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) very exciting. very exciting. i got to say... louis... louis, louis, mr. lampley, endea, you guys have been killing it this week. tomorrow night, tomorrow night, we get jon, joe, and negah will be back from the grammys. >> yeah, finally. >> stephen: you guys have done an amazing job for the lat week, you guys sound incredible. ( cheers and applause ) i understand-- ( cheers and applause ) --we have a special guest with us tonight, over there. who do we have here on guitar? >> we have the incredible randy runyon on guitar. >> stephen: randy, thank you so much for being here. ( cheers and applause ) good to see you. ( applause ) were you-- i'm so happy for jon. were you surprised at all? like, what did you-- when that album of the year came up, because that's the award! that's the album! it's the-- >> it is the award. >> stephen: it's the award. what did you think? >> i did a lit