Eddie Kramer: Last News

the new four-part docuseries, “After Baywatch: Moment in the Sun.”“Back then, what they were offering everyone was like $3,500 a show,” said Nicole Eggert, who played Summer Quinn on the show. Eggert added: “‘Friends’ at that point I think they were each making $1 million an episode.”“Baywatch” premiered on NBC in 1989, but it was canceled after only one season.

After Baywatch: Moment in the Sun” that dropped Tuesday, Nicole Eggert, Carmen Electra, Bill Warlock, Gregory Alan Williams, David Chokachi, Alexandra Paul and more former cast members recount the highs and lows of working on the iconic lifeguard series.“They just wanted to put you under a microscope and see where your flaws are,” said Chokachi, 56, who played Cody Madison.“Everybody was disposable. And if you didn’t fit into their brand, you were gone,” added Warlock, 63, who played Eddie Kramer.Williams, 68, said his role as Garner Ellerbee “empowered me.

Electric Lady Studios: A Jimi Hendrix Vision, the new documentary exploring the building of the iconic studio will arrive this summer.The new film from Experience LLC is set to open at New York’s The Quad on August 6, followed by a global rollout.The film charts the creation of the Manhattan recording space Hendrix initially envisioned as a nightclub.Hendrix’s engineer Eddie Kramer, a key voice in the documentary, explained that the ‘Purple Haze’ singer loved jamming at The Generation nightclub in the Village.“When it went bankrupt, he and Mike Jeffery [Hendrix’s manager] purchased it with a view to making it a place for him and his friends to relax and possibly record their jams on an 8-track tape machine in the corner,” he explained.Nearly three years in the making "Angel" was a striking composition #Hendrix first contemplated during recording sessions for AXIS: BOLD AS LOVE. By July 23, 1970, Jimi entered Electric Lady Studios to record the rendition that first appeared on CRY OF LOVE.

Jimi Hendrix with another Blue Plaque.The plaque will be located at the Hard Rock Hotel in Marble Arch and will be unveiled on June 10 alongside the ‘Experience Hendrix L.L.C’ event.The location marks Hendrix’s last London residence, which was then known as the Cumberland Hotel. Hendrix also wrote the lyrics to ‘Look Over Yonder’ and ‘Suddenly November Morning’ on the hotel’s stationary.As part of the celebrations, there will be a screening of the Grammy-nominated documentary Music, Money, Madness… Jimi Hendrix In Maui as well as a question-and-answer session with Jimi’s sister Janie Hendrix, his producer and engineer Eddie Kramer, and the film’s director John McDermott.The first Blue Plaque honouring Jimi was unveiled in 1997 at his 1968-69 Mayfair residence.In a statement, Janie Hendrix said: “I’m so proud of my brother Jimi and his being honoured again in London. His mission was to spread love across the world through his music, and we continue to see that come to fruition all these years later.“Eddie, John and I all look forward to interacting with people on June 10, whose lives were touched by Jimi in London — a city that was so important to him and his career.”In other Jimi Hendrix news, Joni Mitchell announced last year that she would be releasing the recordings of two sets at a Canadian coffee shop that were recorded by Jimi Hendrix.The singer’s performances at Ottawa’s Le Hibou Coffee House were captured by Hendrix in March 1968 during a two week residency by Mitchell ahead of the release of her debut album, ‘Song To A Seagull’.The recording features on Mitchell’s collection ‘Joni Mitchell Archives Vol.

Jimi Hendrix guitars have been recreated by Gibson.Hendrix’s 1969 Flying V and 1967 SG Custom are being made available for fans to buy, with both models looking and sounding like the guitars Hendrix actually played.Both also come with official photos of the late guitar legend and a collection of anecdotes and personal images from the archives of Eddie Kramer, his renowned engineer, producer, and collaborator.Hendrix played the Flying V throughout the Band of Gypsys era and during his legendary set at the Isle of Wight Festival on August 31, 1970.He was seen performing with the 1967 SG Custom on his national television debut on The Dick Cavett Show on July 7, 1969.