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The Hamsters: The Hamsters come to the Muni as part of their Jimi Hendrix 40th Anniversary Tour.
Supporting themselves, The Hamsters will play some of their own tunes before their musical tribute to the late, great, Jimi Hendrix.
The guitar, bass and drums trio have long been established as one of our premier, live attractions. Although a band in their own right - playing Rock, Blues and Americana - they are also widely regarded as the UKs leading interpreters of Jimi Hendrixs music.
Nobody does the music of Jimi Hendrix better - The Times
The Hamsters at The Muni Theatre in Colne, Lancashire on Friday, 05 November 2010.
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