The life, music, and legend of Jimi Hendrix lives on in these tributes to his once-in-a-generation genius. Cosmic surrealist Terence Nance lets his imagination run riot in JIMI COULD HAVE FALLEN FROM THE SKY, a playful remythologizing of Hendrix’s origin story that adds a surprising sci-fi twist to its telling of his Seattle childhood. Then, witness Hendrix’s awe-inspiring six-string pyrotechnics for yourself in JIMI PLAYS MONTEREY, a you-are-there document of an electrifying 1967 live performance captured by D. A. Pennebaker and Chris Hegedus when the future rock icon was still a virtual unknown.