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Jimi Hendrix, Starting at Zero, His Own Story

Jimi Hendrix, edited by Peter Neal and Alan Douglas, subject: Jimi Hendrix life and music, 2013

Jimi Hendrix’s life, told as his own story, is a case study in how practice builds mastery.

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About the book

Editors Peter Neal and Alan Douglas arrange Hendrix's interviews, letters, notebooks, lyrics, and other material in Hendrix's own words into a continuous account of his childhood, musical apprenticeship, and rise to fame.

Why read it

Best if you want to see how practice turns into mastery through a musician’s life, told as Hendrix’s own story.

Key themes

  • Mastery is built through practice
  • The work, in his own account

Evidence and original sources

Source: official Founders episode — #280

This record is supported by 2 public evidence rows linked to original Founders episodes.

  • Jimi Hendrix — Episode is built around this book and reads from it throughout.