jimi hendrix is shy? everyone said in the past he's great guitar player.ou've got be joking. but it's true. >> in the documentary, you go from birth to death. >> yes. >> how did he get discovered? >> he had been touring in the states as a side man for like little richard and the eisley brothers, not really getting anywhere. he had a great reputation as a guitar player but things weren't really happening to him. he was playing in greenwich village and linda richards who was keith richards ex-girlfriend, she said you've got to come see this guy, jimi hendrix. he saw him and said hey, come to london, i'm make you a star. jimi gets on the plane, no band. gets to london and in two weeks he meets all these great guitar players who are coming to see see jimi hendrix. it was like a rocket. this guy went up and up and up and up. >> it's huge how much of an impact he made. also what great footage there is of him. you don't have to hear somebody say he's great. you see it there. >> the thing about jimi he would film a lot in concert but never do shot shows. the last

jimi hendrix is shy? everyone said in the past he's great guitar player.u go from birth to death. >> yes. >> how did he get discovered? >> he had been touring in the states as a side man for like little richard and the eisley brothers, not really getting anywhere. he had a great reputation as a guitar player but things weren't really happening to him. he was playing in greenwich village and linda richards who was keith richards ex-girlfriend, she said you've got to come see this guy, jimi hendrix. he saw him and said hey, come to london, i'm make you a star. jimi gets on the plane, no band. gets to london and in two weeks he meets all these great guitar players who are coming to see see jimi hendrix. it was like a rocket. this guy went up and up and up and up. >> it's huge how much of an impact he made. also what great footage there is of him. you don't have to hear somebody say he's great. you see it there. >> the thing about jimi he would film a lot in concert but never do shot shows. the last time was in 1969 when he did "the dick kav it show." but he d

i've seen jimi hendrix. >> have you? >> i've seen janis joplin.. i've seen moon for the misforgotten, considered one of the greatest productions ever. this was the greatest show i've ever seen in my life. it had it all! it was the greatest show in the history of entertainment. i don't understand it. i'm completely confused. there's like 100 people working on that show. millions of dollars worth of robots and technology. how do they make money? >> one thing for sure about this area, part of our business is unspoken, but governed by the -- >> the fraternal organization prominent in the entertainment and financial services sector, as they say, who is said to supervise things here. arcades, gambling, adult entertainment, porn shops and sex clubs, along with other ancillary services. but how much actual boning is going on in the sex district? generally speaking, it's more a field of dreams than the actual act of sex. hostess caves, where a lonely overworked salary man can find the attention of cute seemingly adoring girls who find their every uttering

>> well, we see the six big stars, brian jones, jimi hendrix, janis joplin, jim morrison of the doorsinehouse. if we trace their lives back to childhood as i do in my new book "27" we find they are difficult childhoods, difficult relationships with their parents, trouble with drink and drugs early in life, and they were unstable people with personality disorders that were all in place before they became famous. then they became famous overnight. and the pressures of fame in their early 20s was another burden on people who are already psychologically weak. >> you heard lady gaga just a little while ago talked about her drug use and kind of made a mention about your book, the number 27. what worries you most about the music industry? is it, you know, the propensity of drug use there? and that we're going to see more of these artists join the 27 club? >> well, young people are drawn to the music business. they want to become famous, they want to express themselves. when we have someone like lady gaga or amy winehouse who are perhaps unstable people, they express their inner angst through

>>> and jimi hendrix and janice joplin, they are some who had it all when they died at the age of 27.th the book "27 club." that is coming in at the next hour at 10:00 a.m. eastern on cnn. >>> outbreak on campus. a meningitis scare at the major american university. a rare strain is putting thousands of students at risk and an emergency vaccine could be the only thing to stop it. >>> the city council wants him gone, but the crack smoking mayor is not going anywhere. now rob ford's biggest advocate is speaking out to cnn. the mayor's wife is standing by her man. >>> the club no singer or rocker wants to be part

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been named by time magazine as one of the best electric guitarists in the world second only to jimi hendrix and now he's branching out of the film as a composer and producer of the heart of film nothing left to fear it's out in select theaters and on demand now why why it is why horror films are movies have been my my favorite john ever since i was a little kid. huge fan and something that i followed pretty closely but as far as producing was concerned that wasn't something that i had any ambition for it was an opportunity that was handed to me by another producer based on my passion for harmony so they do buy a script or a book where he he had tons of them at his office so he's going to send you some scripts i didn't take him seriously at first and he goes i'll send you some scripts and over a period of time he sent me a ton of scripts and. and i had this aptitude for really getting into these scripts and i asked me to pick out the ones that i lied to them you know trash the ones that i didn't like which ended up being the majority of them but we did enough with a very small handful of scr

iggy is one of those guys and jimmy paige but i have to say jimi hendrix. >> why?thing out there at the time. all the great artists, the beatles or eric clapton and the who they were all afraid of him. nothing sounded like that before. and he had a sometime about himself that was so different than everybody else and so cool and i still look at that style and still influenced by him. >> he was a complete legend. >> it's a fantastic book "rock and fashion." good to see you. >> pleasure. >> i hope i can get into one of your stores and buy your clothes? >> we can make something work. >> we can try. we'll be right back. >>> breaking a news just now. backstage, oliver stone said he can confirm the rumors and he is work on a movie, an oliver stone treatment on the life of martin luther king. tomorrow night is election 2013. will new york's next mayor change the things in the big apple. and is the tea party headed for a fall in virginia. we will have more when the polls close at 7:00. it's here all night tomorrow. >>> good evening, everyone. tonight, breaking news, one of

you see accolades for elvis and jimi hendrix and he is basically elvis and hendrix together in he is.body knows that. he's a great artist. no doubt about it. i know -- i have a lot of outtakes i've never finished. so it will be cool to see the outtakes and re-master and remixes of things. >> i collect those of things of myself around the house. andy, i know you have a love/hate relationship with lenny. >> i do. i think the first three albums were great. i love the fact that this guy was successful, even though music executives when he started out, some told him his music wasn't black enough and some told him it wasn't white enough and he proved them wrong. every time he puts out an advance single for an album i buy it and the album sucks. so my personal motto is don't be fooled to buy anymore of his albums. >> i have to say he did a tremendous version of "american woman." i think the credit should be taken from guess who and given to him. although i love that canadian band. >>> coming up, an interview with ricky skaggs over his new book and his album. stick around. ♪ ♪ just for fun he

iggy is one of those guys and jimmy paige but i have to say jimi hendrix. >> why?ttered everything out there at the time. all the great artists, the beatles or eric clapton and the who they were all afraid of him. nothing sounded like that before. and he had a sometime about himself that was so different than everybody else and so cool and i still look at that style and still influenced by him. >> he was a complete legend. >> it's a fantastic book "rock and fashion." good to see you. >> pleasure. >> i hope i can get into one of your stores and buy your clothes? >> we can make something work. >> we can try. we'll be right back. ♪ it's an extremely simple tool. but also extremely powerful. it could be used to start a poem. or finish a symphony. it has transformed the way we work, learn, create, share. it's used to illustrate things, solve things and think of new things. it's used by scientists and artists, scholars and students. it's been to classrooms, boardrooms, expeditions, even to space. and we can't wait to see where you'll take it next. introducing the thinner

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jimi hendrix, eating his guitar.king, briefly-- the duke of windsor and his american wife. >> grossman: one of my favorite pictures. this is cassius clay, winner, after a knockout fight. >> safer: before he was muhammad ali. >> grossman: that was the celebration. there was a strawberry shortcake in front of him, and he was too tired and beat up to really appreciate it. >> safer: beautiful women became a specialty: jacqueline bisset. julie christie. mia farrow. meryl streep. you really hung out with the babes a lot, didn't you? >> grossman: oh, do you blame me? >> safer: many of the performers he photographed have gone on to that great red carpet in the sky: leonard bernstein, the conductor and composer, who gave us "west side story"; maria callas, in her farewell carnegie hall recital; another operatic superstar, luciano pavarotti, in a photo that could be a renaissance painting. and marilyn monroe, the night she sang "happy birthday" to jfk. >> grossman: wow. >> safer: george harrison and his aston martin. but he's

. >> here in the united states, we have individuals, you have madonna, cher, jimi hendrix.lebrate individualism here. elvis. >> did they play hotel california? >> they did. that was their encore. >> with the two guys playing? >> yeah spp it's not one of the original eagles that did the guitar. >> but it's no done henley? >> no. they did like one joe walsh song. >> all right. >> i'm trying to think of a holen john type of partnership. >> brewer and shipley. >> who? >> making headlines, president obama -- jimmy buffett. people love him. they're parrot heads. >> but you're not thinking of bands, you're thinking of individuals. springsteen, john mellencamp. >> did you see lady gaga? >> i did not. >> good. don't. >> president obama is nominating a top treasury department official to run the cftc. our buddy, bert, bart. timothy massad is expected to use the nomination to fully fund the cftc. but yeah, he's out. bart. and we go from feast to famine. did you see the guy we're getting? he doesn't have the long, flowing blond hair. yeah. he looks like a nice guy. >> we'll have to get