Jimi Hendrix signed handwritten lyrics "Manic Depression" on his yellow header/stationary. The song's name, "Manic Depression," is an old name for bipolar disorder, a mental health disorder. There is no evidence the Hendrix ever suffered from bipolar disorder himself. Hendrix was doing a press conference in London and his manager at the time, Chas Chandler, told him that he sounded like a manic depressive. So, the next day Hendrix wrote this tune. Introducing this song in concert, Jimi Hendrix said: "We'd like to do a frustrating kind of song for you. It is called 'Manic Depression' - it's a story 'bout a cat wishing' he could make love to music, instead of the same oldeveryday woman."
Jimi Hendrix (November 27, 1942–September 18, 1970). Jimi Hendrix learned to play guitar as a teenager and grew up to become a rock legend who excited audiences in the 1960s with his innovative electric guitar playing. One of his most memorable performances was at Woodstock in 1969, where he performed "The Star-Spangled Banner." Hendrix died in 1970from drug-related complications, leaving his mark on the world of rock music, and remaining popular to this day. This item has been professionally custom matted and framed and comes with a letter of authenticity issued by Guaranteed Forensic Authenticators along with the GFA guarantee of authenticity.

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