LECTURES

What Jimi Hendrix accomplished in the span of four short years before his death in 1970 at age 27 is nothing short of phenomenal. This lively panel discussion of Hendrix's legacy will look at this musical icon's diverse - and, at times, surprising - influences, and the tremendous impact he has had on a wide swath of music and musicians that followed him. Scheduled panelists for this event: Steve Morse, long-time Boston Globe music editor; Joel J. Brattin, Hendrix scholar and Professor of Humanities at Worcester Polytechnic Institute; and Thaddeus Hogarth, Professor of Guitar at Berklee College of Music and Hendrix tribute artist. Moderated by Leland Stein, co-owner of Arlington's Regent Theatre, and lifelong Hendrix enthusiast.