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Ltd. Edition Deep Teal Jimi Hendrix Live at Berkeley T-Shirt - Lightweight Vintage Style 

SKU:ACTHENDRIXBERKELEY140
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With Billy Cox on bass and Mitch Mitchell on drums, Jimi Hendrix played a legendary live concert at the Berkeley Community Theatre in California on May 30th, 1970. It was the official formation of a new Jimi Hendrix Experience without Noel Redding.

At the show, Hendrix experimented with new songs and played some that were already becoming legendary, including Stone Free, Hey Joe and Foxey Lady. He ended with an electrifying version of Voodoo Child (Slight Return). The entire performance was filmed, and released in 2003.

This Bluescentric Brand Jimi Hendrix Live at Berkeley t-shirt is available in premium lightweight 4.2oz vintage style sizes up to 4XL. Solid colors are 100% combed, ringspun cotton. Athletic Heather is 90% cotton. All other Heather colors are 52% cotton, 48% poly. Sizes run true. These t shirts are lighter and slightly more fitted compared to the Classic Gildan tees. 
 
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