If that's the case @tzh21y, the least you can do is spell Jimi's name correctly. ;-)
I saw and heard him/them live twice, and while I know a few guys my age who still like his/their music, to me and many of my contemporaries it sounds pretty dated. Yes, I realize that is a minority opinion. The first time I saw them ('67), Jimi was on fire. The second time ('68), he seemed bored, just going through the motions. I'm sure had he lived he would have evolved into a less "showbizzy" player. But I doubt he would have ever come close to Danny Gatton, or any number of other guitarists most are unaware of.
As for groups, I have seen and heard dozens of better bands/groups than The Experience, but then that is of course purely a matter of taste.