during those years he and his band the jimi hendrix experience were among the top grossing concert actsd. they had two top ten albums, but hendrix was also developing new music with new musicians incorporating jazz, funk and blues into its existing sound. eddie krammer worked with hendrickses in the the 1960s and coproduced the new cd. >> during this time he is experimenting and trying different musicians sort of stretching out the boundaries. >> well, i hear my train a coming ♪ ♪. >> like the song hear my train a coming hendricks's take on the blues. >> jimi was rooted in the blues everything he touched came from the blues simon vozick leffinson. >> as soon as you hear it you know it's hendrix and no one can do it like this. >> fans never know what would have been hendrix's final musical destination but this am bum shows he was exploring new paths to get there. terrell brown cbs news, new york. >> jeff: that is the "cbs evening news" tonight later on cbs "60 minutes." i'm jeff glor cbs news in new york. scott pelley will be here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs caption

. >>> new music by jimi hendrix will be released tomorrow.eally brown, it comes four decades after his death. >> reporter: he's been called the greatest guitarist of all time, a performer with a style of play that redefined rock and roll. ♪ >> reporter: with his own style of showmanship. now 43 years after his death, there will be a new jimi hendrix album. "people's hell and angels" featured studio tracks made between 1969 and 1970 the height of his success. during those years he and his band were among the top grossing concert acts in the world. they had two top ten albums but hendrix was developing new music, incorporating jazz funk and blues into his sound. eddie cramer worked with hendrix in the 1960s and co-produced the new cd. >> during this time he is experimenting and trying all these different musicians, sort of stretching out the boundaries. ♪ well i hear my train acomin' ♪ >> reporter: like the song "hear my train acomin'," hendrix's take on the blues. >> jimy was rooted in the blues. everything he heard and touched was the blues.

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. >> and jimi hendrix plays again. 43 years after his death. terrell brown has the new track. >> this is captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." news" good evening, everyone i'm jeff glor, this is the first sunday in nearly eight years that pope benedict is no longer leading the world's 1.2 billion catholics. as cardinals gather to pick 9 next pope the church released more difficult news today. after days of denial cardinal keith o'brien of scotland admitted my sexual conduct has fallen below the standards expected of me as a priest archbishop and cardinal. he said he would play no further part if the public life of the church. will not vote on the next pope. with more on what is ahead this week here's mark phillips at the vatican. >> there may be a void at the centre of the catholic church but the politicking has begun on who should fill it. the window at which the pope normally appears on a sunday is shuttered, the square where the multitudes normally gather is empty. most of the cardinals who will select the next pope hav

. >> it's like jimi hendrix. never the same way twice. >> a lot of organic happenings back in the 70's. >> in response to the high school, going after high school, i think that that is a great idea. i remember high school. >> yeah, me too. >> it wasn't that long ago for me and i remember not caring. it's not that i didn't understand the message but it was that i didn't care enough that the message went right over my head and through my ears. elementary school kids don't do that. believe it or not they will pause and they will cry. and middle school. you guys know that. they understand, the message sinks in. i do encourage lots of communities it try and take it to their high schoolers and i don't mind being pointed out and booed off the stage. >> yes, you do. >> that is the risk that you take. and then the response to the question about whether there has been a higher impact, if we've seen any changes, i've been in the show since the beginning, i missed a couple semesters since starting but when we go back to the

. >> it's like jimi hendrix. never the same way twice. >> a lot of organic happenings back

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. >>> finally, it's been four decades since his death, but rock legend jimi hendrix is still rolling out records. "people, hell, and angels," a collection of previously unreleased tracks will be released tomorrow and is all but guaranteed to be a real money maker. >>> up next, sports highlights and the latest headlines. >> plus bobby rogers has died. rogers, smokey robinson and the other members are responsible for great hits like "shop around," "tracks of my tears," and "second that emotion." rogers died sunday at his detroit home. ♪ >>> now to some stories that caught our eye this morning -- we start today in washington state where a troop of girl scouts are left empty-handed. $2,500 worth of signature cookies destroyed when vandals poured house paint and oil on 52 cases waiting to be sold. police say the suspects are most likely kids. >>> in boston, an infamous revolutionary event was brought to life. the scene of the boston massacre played out once more, 243 years after the historical turning point. crowds gathered to watch as some 100 participants marched the streets with their

as young guitar players we looked at the guys like jimi hendrix and stevie ray vaughn. unfortunately we haven't sold millions of records yet, so we launched modern guitars.com. you can choose the body shape, paint colors, parts and do custom texts and graphics. we build them at our shop in austin and ship them to you in three or four weeks. they start at a base price of $50 and we are looking to go our first real marketing campaign. in return we're offering a 20% equity stake in the country. >> kevin, thank you so much. either of you guys guitar players. >> now you don't need to. let's get to business. the pitch. how do you you did? >>over all you did well. you're definitely having a solution to a problem. people who want fancy and interesting guitars. i would add more on the money that's been made. i would focus on the success you may have had before, no matter how small. >> yeah, this business is passing one of the best tests. this is isn't innate. it's really important. the amount of money you're raising and the ek wetive you're giving is probably market appropriate.

i love some jimi hendrix.stin bieber, bad week for this guy. >> indeed. >> monday, his audience booed him for showing up two hours late for a concert. listen to the crowd. >> now, he did apologize to his fans on twitter, but during thursday's concert, he almost collapsed on stage. he managed to finish the show. before he was hospitalized and, yes, as you see in this picture, tweeting about that, as well. >> come on, guy, get your priorities straight, you're in a hospital gown from the waist down. and this running yesterday with the paparazzi. did you see this? >> got to move out of the way. >> what'd you say? what'd you say? >> [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> come back, you -- >> yikes, right? that's not becoming of any young person or anyone at all. >> that wasn't on the album. hey, joining us to talk about this drama and more, comedians loni love and bill santiago. good to have you both. this is just sad to watch this. are we watching another breakdown? are we going to see biebs kind of, you know, shave his head an

we look up to guys like jimi hendrix and stevie ray vaughn, all had custom guitars made for them by the big manufacturers. unfortunately, we haven't sold millions of records yet, so we launched moniker guitars.com where you can choose the body shape, color, parts, even do custom graphics. we build at our shop in austin and ship them to you in three or four weeks. they start add a base price $850. we are looking to 0 expand manufacturing and do our first real marketing campaign. in return we're offering a 20% equity stake in the company. >> kevin, thank you so much. either of you guitar players? >> i play pea iano, not guitar. >> close. >> i tried to make one once. it is a lot harder than it looks. >> the pitch, ramon, how do you think he did? >> overall well. i think his delivery was great. i think you are having a solution to a problem of people who want fancy, interesting guitars. i would add more on the money that's been made. investors want to though how to get back their money and focus on the success you may have had before no matter how small. i would add those two things. >> rig

>> just to correct the record, i had nothing to do with jimi hendrix.enager. he had no money. i studied law to become a lawyer. luck was on my way and the firm i went to work for represented columbia records. i became their general counsel for five years. and then of the company. so i was thrust into it. and never knowing that i either had a natural ear and gift for music or that it would become the passion of my life. >> so this natural ear for music and this real knack for, you know, discovering talent or recognizing talent, what do you suppose that quality is? and what is it that you look for when you tap into those kind of, you know, keen interests that you have? >> well, my first signing really showed -- you hear about the tingle that goes up your spine. i saw the first artist, janis joplin and big brother and the holding company at the monterey pop festival. it changed my life. if the word epiphany has any meaning, that's what happened. i knew i had to step forward and make my first creative musical signing move. so that's what i it. and i signed

they have the new jimi hendrix limited edition shirts out.out and get one of those. >> stuart will be first in line. stuart: this is a trading stock. charles: buy and hold. stuart: march 8. write it down. the president says he will tackle medicare. he has put out a plan to save $400 billion over ten years. here is my take. the plan is laughable. first of all, the care is committed to paying out money it does not have. $400 billion will save medicare? now look at some of the details. how does the president save $400 billion? one third of it will come from other health savings. that is a series of initiatives. mother -- no further details. it reminds me of cutting waste and fraud. i have been hearing that from government for 40 years. let's move on. the president will say 140 billion with price controls on drug companies. great. it kind of reminds me of hugo chavez. and then there is the $30 billion saved by cutting money to doctors and hospitals. while doctors keep treating medicare patients? do you think? finally, there is this, the president

prince is the combination of jimi hendrix and james brown. go. >> no doubt.how business and the heels, the way that he danced is very much that sort of james brown secondary thing. absolutely the son of those two people without a doubt. >> have an easter egg. >> thank you, sir. >> don't read this like a little message. >> read it first. >> is it dirty? what are we talking about? >> i'm getting paid to get sober. >> i don't know who that was supposed to be directed to. >> they're all directed to me. >> my friend, thank you for joining us. the book is "i would die for you." why prince became an icon. we'll see you at 3:00 p.m. on "the cycle" today. >>> up next, pope francis breaks tradition by including women and muslims in a holy thursday ritual. john meacham weighs in on that, next, right here on "morning joe." [ man ] i got this citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. we'll leave that there. you got a weather balloon, with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. go. ♪ keep on going in this direction. take this b

taking a look at the top cnn trends. 48 years after his death, jimi hendrix new album hits shelves todayll has the sound that sets him apart. "people, hell and angels" includes 14 tracks. the first single from the album already shot to number one on billboard's hot singles chart. >> i'm very excited for that. >>> all right. holy muffin top, batman. check out this video. authorities in britain were totally baffled when they say a real life super hero, a man dressed in a full batman outfit, fills it out nicely. he showed up to the station to drop off a suspect wanted in a burglar. they mentioned the batman in the official press release on the incident. but they say his identity remains unknown. that's bruce wayne, guys. sorry. >> wow. really? >> his identity is unknown. >>> to check out other cnn top trends, head to cnn.com/trends. >> now here is conan o'brien from last night. >> mit romney finally surfaced. he finally surfaced and spoke to the media. in his first interview since losing the election, mitt romney said it kills him to not be in the white house. he said he'll always think of

. >>> jimi hendrix died in 1970, but his music certainly lives on. ♪ hendrix, known as the legendaryaster of the electric guitar, has a new album out titled "people, hell and angels". before he died at 27, he only cut three studio albums and one live lp. that's it for me. brooke baldwin takes it from here. >>> folks in one famous college town on edge after a string of racist behavior, a prankster or something bigger? i'm brooke baldwin. the news is now. >>> the dow on the verge of closing at a record high. we're watching. >>> plus, some in arizona livid at the mike and molly show for a joke involving american indians. do they deserve an apology? >>> and new information on the drone a pilot spotted in the skies above new york. >>> hi, everyone. top of the hour. i'm brooke baldwin. we begin with what has become a mystery, a mystery surrounding hugo chavez. for the last hour, we have been listening to venezuelan vice president in his lengthy address to the nation. he has accused the u.s. of plotting against the venezuelan government, even made accusations that the u.s. poisoned chavez.

. >> and jimi hendrix. >> stephanie: i think i put my wine down on a million dollar guitar. [ screamingrack mom's crystal egg. >> stephanie: we call that one the house in hawaii. sorry. >> was the neck supposed to hang off like that? >> stephanie: i'm sure that drink thing will come out of there. his wife, impossibly gorgeous. >> rock star. >> stephanie: exactly. she looks exactly what you would think. she's smart and nice. and he took me to some fancy private club where i also embarrassed myself. >> did you use the wrong fork for dessert? >> stephanie: i have no idea which fork. probably. >> she used the tuning fork. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: i used the musical spoon. >> musical spoon. >> stephanie: hey, you know where there's been some legendary music? at the chicago theatre. jerry in cicero says i love you mama. do we still have a date on april 13th in chicago. >> computer says yes. ♪ my sweet home, chicago ♪ >> hey chicago you say twice wasn't enough? >> 15 is my limit. >> stephanie miller's sexy liberal comedy tour is making a return visit to chicago theatre on april 13th. with ba

it's a jimi hendrix song. what is it? >> "daze asked confused."le i do not kiss scott wapner. >> i don't, i'm not walking around with hendrix in my head. i should. i should. i was going to say a star-spangled banner market. >> i love that. i heard him play that at temple university when i was a young boy. >> let's check in with bob pisani on what is moving this morning. very crowded. >> we've got a crowd because we've got an ipo. model n here, looking at 18 to 20, but they make business software for life sciences and technology industries. 6.46 million shares and initially they upped it. now 6.7 million shares and priced at $15.50. 12 .50 to $18.50. so this is going to pop. business software is kind of hot. remember what happened a while ago? >> that one was a monster, too. that priced at 28 several months ago and it opened at 48 or 49 and that's about $60 and another one, fleet matiches and this business software stuff is doing well. european bond yields generally are dropping in italy and it looks like the earning cb and euro zone are not going