Posts Tagged ‘Seattle’

Jimi Hendrix Vodka - Peace !!!!

Wednesday, February 18th, 2009
Electric Hendrix Vodka

Electric Hendrix Vodka

It seems that every time you see a bottle of Hendrix Electric Vodka on a bar shelf someone has to bring up the court battle.  If you haven’t the slightest clue what I’m referring to then let me fill you in.  In 2005 Craig Dieffenbach and Leon Hendrix (Jimi’s half brother) decided that they were going to develop and start marketing a new Vodka bearing Jimi’s name and likeness on the bottle, of course, like all responsible business men, they did so without permission.  What makes this story even better, is that Leon Hendrix had not only been cut out of the will by his father Al who was in control of Jimi’s estate until 2002, but he also lost a court battle with his sister who currently controls the estate, for a cut of the estates $80,000,000 worth.  I guess good old Leon thought that the 3rd time would be a charm.  Unfortunately someone popped his entrepreneurial bubble, requiring Craig Dieffenbach and Leon to pay 3,200,000 in damages as well as pull the product from every shelf it currently rests on.  So if you see it anywhere, have a shot, it won’t be there for long.

Vibrant 206 Promoter Tyrone Love Murdered

Wednesday, February 18th, 2009
Rest In Peace

Tryone Love

What is this ?!? Do we live in the wild west ?!? How many shootings have we had in the last 6 months ? 20 ? Honestly, this sh*t is absolutely ridiculous.  This latest addition to the Seattle murder log is a huge loss, especially in the NightLife community. Why is the constantly happening… i’ve heard a few people say that it was probably a mistaken identity situation, does that justify the fact that someone was out to handle a situation by murdering another person.  How are we supposed to improve Nightlife in a city that is proactively trying to shut us down if people can’t control their emotions.  Well, shooter, let me thank you from the bottom of my heart for not only taking a great promoter that was doing more than his part to improve his community and the Seattle Nightlife community, but also for giving the city another reason to tighten their grip on our industry,allowing them to move ever closer to extinguishing the flame that Tyrone and the rest of us have been working so hard to rekindle, way to go.  Tyrone, was loved by many and will be sincerely missed.