Title: No that good!!
Product review: I've never been a big fan of Charles R. Cross, and I'm sorry to say my opinion hasn't changed even after reading this book. Yeah sure, there're plenty of details about Jimi's early life, and the book does include interviews with several of Hendrix's close family members and friends. But I am definitely more fascinated with Jimi's music, and not the minute details of his life. Yeah, his background and his history helps us understand him and his music a little better. But I'm sure there are several other interesting facets of Jimi than what're mentioned here. Just like his biography of Kurt(which I loathe), Cross' writing feels like a novel, like a fictional story even if it's all true and real. I haven't read very many books about Jimi but I'm sure there're some out there better than this one. At least, I hope there are.
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