Janelle Monáe and The Roots lit up the stage on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon last night with a souled-out cover of the Jimi Hendrix song “Little Wing” taken from his album Axis: Bold As Love. The performance was staged in celebration of the release of Hendrix’s posthumous album People, Hell & Angels. The album dropped on March 5th at number two on the Billboard charts. It’s arrival marked by a wave of excitement as fans of the late rocker clamored for the previously unreleased studio recordings. People, Hell & Angels comes ahead of the long-anticipated and recently controversial Hendrix biopic starring Andre 3000. No release date has been set for the film which is scheduled to arrive sometime in 2013. Check the performance below.

Crosstown Traffic (The Apple Scruffs Edit)

funky like heaven and with the smooth edit it goes nice and fine into 2013 they are not massive changed , every tune seem to reworked with so much love in the smallest details , for a lot of people seem the “The Apple Scruffs Edits” just the original ones , but listen folks , listen and understand here is a pro and a true lover of every track, he honors every track and changed it a little not to fit it in a new genre but something has changed , something is longer , something is shifted, it is like do you can find the little differnce between the orignal and the “The Apple Scruffs Edit” but i love every change because they are longer and not different just with a little bit more magic , you can feel how much time and love he fit in his work , this is true art , when u do not spot the difference and you still love it after the remix and edit of a masterpiece

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