This plaque features Jimi Hendrix. It's located at Woodgrange Road, Newham.
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On the land behind stood Forest Gate Public Hall. Once known as the Upper Cut Club. Many famous musicians performed here, and, on Boxing Day December 1966 whilst appearing at the Upper Cut Club, Jimi Hendrix wrote his legendary Purple Haze
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Jimi Hendrix was born on 27 November, 1942 in Seattle, Washington, USA. He died on 18 September, 1970. He lived to the age of 27. He was a member of The Jimi Hendrix Experience. During his life, he had lived in Seattle, Washington, USA and London. His longest period of living in one place was in Seattle, Washington, USA (19 years). He studied at Garfield High School. He had worked for Band of Gypsys. His most recent job was at Band of Gypsys. He was the child of Lucille Jeter and James Allen Hendrix.
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Connection of type 'located' between Jimi Hendrix and Upper Cut Club white plaque and Woodgrange Road, Newham