Origins of the Song “Hey Joe”. From Greenwich Village coffeehouses

Origins of the Song “Hey Joe”. From Greenwich Village coffeehouses

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“Hey Joe” is a song about a man on the run to Mexico after shooting his unfaithful wife. It was a 1960s rock standard and it was the song that turned Jimi Hendrix into a star. Some claim that “Hey…

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