Jimi Hendrix fans can soon pay their respects to the Seattle rock legend at a lavish new granite-and-marble memorial in Renton. More than three years after plans for a memorial were announced ...

Hendrix was born in Seattle, so it is fitting that his final resting place is nearby. The Greenwood Memorial Park & Funeral Home, at 350 Monroe Ave. N.E. in Renton, is a sprawling, peaceful site ...

The remains of rock musician Jimi Hendrix have been moved to a new granite and marble memorial that is nearing completion in this Seattle suburb. The remains of his father, Al Hendrix, who died ...

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Renton lies about 20 miles southeast of Hendrix’s hometown of Seattle, but the post office stands less than a mile from the Jimi Hendrix Memorial in the Greenwood Memorial Park cemetery, where ...

On this day in 1969, Jimi Hendrix played at the War Memorial in downtown Syracuse. From the Jimi Hendrix website: "Widely recognized as one of the most creative and influential musicians of the ...

Several months prior to the Jimi Hendrix 50th Anniversary Memorial event, the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York ordered Leon Hendrix to pay more than $400,000 in damages to ...

Guitarist Jimi Hendrix would have turned 75 on Nov. 27. ... “My dad had the memorial built as a way of honoring Jimi and also to properly house Jimi and other family buried there,” she said.

And there is a bust of Jimi Hendrix in the library at Garfield High School, which Hendrix attended. The bust was donated in the mid-1980s by his family. Even that memorial had problems gaining ...

Q&A: Janie Hendrix. On Jimi's new album, his memorial, and his next decade of music. By Chris Kornelis • March 16, 2010 12:00 am Janie ...

Hendrix, who is considered one of the most influential electric guitarists in rock music, played at Vets Memorial Auditorium on March 3, 1968 as part of his American tour that would include 67 shows.