A shocking news. Who would have thought if the legendary musicians such as Paul McCartney, Jimi Hendrix and Miles Davis came close to forming a group that is ready to shake the world.
NME, Jimi, Miles and drummer Tony Williams explained that they were planning to collaborate to make the album in 1969. Still feel something is missing, they sent a telegram to Paul and The Beatles frontman was invited to join.
"We were recording the LP together this week. Why do not you come and play bass. 212-5812212 Contact Alan Douglas. Greetings of peace Jimi Hendrix Miles Davis Tony Williams," read a telegram sent on October 22, 1969 was.
Unfortunately, Paul is on vacation in Scotland at that time. His assistant, Peter Brown, replying to the telegram and said that Paul would not return for the next two weeks.
Unfortunately, the collaboration never materialized. 11 months later, on 18 September 1970 had died from an overdose. Now finally, the historic telegram to be one of the memorabilia on display at the Hard Rock Cafe's in Pargue, Czechoslovakia.
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