Review of: She's A Fox by, Jimi Hendrix

I have always had a special place 
in my Heart and Soul

for Earth Angel styled Rock Music.

And when it comes to artists that have made such

Heavenly divine ballads,

I would have to start such a journey into that

category of Rock Music

with Jimi Hendrix.

I strongly believe

that Earth Angel styled

Rock music was very much so

influenced by the earlier era 
of Swooners and Crooners.

A style of music you rarely if ever hear

on the radio in my 21st century generation.

But a genre of music that is severely needed.

The song, She's a Fox, 
was recorded in the year 1965.

And is firmly planted in that era of  
Earth Angel Sonic Ballads.

This fine example of early 
Jimi Hendrix guitar playing

has Gino Armstrong and James Stokes 
on vocals.

The melody is vintage, and instantly 

takes one to a world of sparkles, sun shine 
and frosty cotton candy imagery.

I am very satisfied with the notion

that such music has been properly archived

for future listeners to enjoy.

Especially since it is from a time period

where emotions,

such as the ones made timeless by this song,

were pure and true.

I am lucky to have a copy of this very song

on Vinyl Record.

And it is a constant reminder

of the strengths of Vinyl over
 Digital Compact Disc or C.D.

To listen to this song on Vinyl record

is the equivalent of enjoying cheese cake coated with dark chocolate,

And a Mocha Latte Coffee, 
mixed with one shot of Espresso.