23K views · 457 reactions | Jimi Hendrix rewrote the rulebook with mind-bending solos, wild feedback, and psychedelic innovation that changed the electric guitar forever. The Rolling Stones, meanwhile, dragged raw blues swagger into the mainstream, crafting timeless anthems that made rock dangerous, dirty, and globally addictive. Two icons, two blueprints — who had the bigger impact? | Panama Kinal | Facebook

1M views · 19K reactions | DID YOU KNOW? Jimi Hendrix’s "The Wind Cries Mary" may reference the guitarist’s girlfriend at the time, writer Kathy Etchingham, whose middle name was Mary. Lose yourself in this live performance of the song recorded in Stockholm in 1967: | Legacy Recordings | Facebook