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The Animalshad other line ups but none that could compare. Chandler's talents as bass player are rarely discussed, but his energetic and imaginative style were an important part of the band's sound; that's his famous riff opening We've Gotta Get Out of This Place, and more obscure tracks like I'm In Love Againand Bury My Bodytestify to his skill on the instrument.
During his final tour with the band in the US, he saw a then-unknown guitarist named Jimi Jamesplay at a New York club. James was doing an imaginative arrangement of a song, Hey Joe. In September 1966, Chandler convinced James to come with him to England, where he would make him a star.
Chandler's belief in Hendrix was such that he sold all his guitars to finance the project. After changing his name to Jimi Hendrix, Chandler recruited Mitch Mitchelland Noel Reddingto form The Jimi Hendrix Experience. He was instrumental in introducing Hendrix to Eric Claptonand it was through this introduction that Hendrix got a chance to play with Clapton and Creamon stage.
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