Jimi Hendrix “What song is this” Quiz

There's a Red House over yonder That's where my baby stays There's a Red House over yonder, baby That's where my baby staysWell, I ain't been home to see my baby, in ninety nine and one half days. 'Bout time I see her, Wait a minute something's wrong here The key won't unlock the door.

Manic depression is searching my soul I know what I want But I just don't know, honey How to go about getting itFeeling sweet feeling Drops from my fingers fingers Manic depression is captured my soul

Very good song, with complex underrated guitar intro. Hendrix, the greatest musician of all time, at the peak of his greatness, only a year after the legendary Woodstock 1969, tragically died - apparently after choking on his own vomit after a drinking session in late 1970.

The actual lyric was "easy to break". From the song "Stone Free", one of many 60's songs which speaks of freedom. In many of Jimi's songs the lyrics seem as though he has recently been proposed to and wrote a song to explain why he declined. Other songs of this nature include "Freedom" and "51st anniversary".

Funny song when the lyrics are listened to. This was also on the advertisement for Channel 4's 2005 "Greatest Artists of the last 50 Years", however Jimi Hendrix was beaten by The Beatles for the '60's slot.

An unexpected comical twist to the story told in the song. Marginally funnier than another of the lyrics in this song - "Looks like my baby don't live here no more...that's alright, I've still got my guitar".

The next line is "You messing with my life, so I bought my lead" - genius

Great lyrics. One of the tracks from "Axis: Bold as Love", which also includes "Bold As Love" and "If 6 was 9". "Castles Made of Sand" tells the story of three parties - a man crying to his separated wife; a young Indian boy who dreamed of joining the war party and, upon his first war he is killed ("surprise attack killed him in his sleep that night"); and a young crippled girl who wants to committ suicide by the sea, until she sees a "sight she'd never seen", which made her "jump and say: look a golden winged ship is passing my way". An interesting bunch of tales.

Jimi Hendrix's only number 1, which hit the top spot only after his death in 1970.