The boyhood home of the late guitar legend, Jimi Hendrix will soon be either a community music center or a pile of debris. A Seattle judge has given the James Marshall Hendrix Foundation until September 1 to seek an emergency order to keep the city of Seattle from tearing down the house in which Hendrix lived in the mid-50s. The house was moved to a city-owned lot four years ago, but the Foundation and the city haven’t been able to agree on plans to renovate the house as a music-oriented community center. Now, the city wants to demolish the house and use the land for something else.The boyhood home of the late guitar legend, Jimi Hendrix will soon be either a community music center or a pile of debris. A Seattle judge has given the James Marshall Hendrix Foundation until September 1 to seek an emergency order to keep the city of Seattle from tearing down the house in which Hendrix lived in the mid-50s. The house was moved to a city-owned lot four years ago, but the Foundation and the city haven’t been able to agree on plans to renovate the house as a music-oriented community center. Now, the city wants to demolish the house and use the land for something else.Explore Classic Rock
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