Little Miss Lover

Jimi Hendrix · The Essential Jimi Hendrix, Volumes One And Two [1989]

Little Miss Lover, where have you

been in this world for so long

Well I love a lover who feels

like you, would you like to tag along



Well I really don't need any help little girl

But I think you can help me out anyway

Aaah, sock it to me



Would you believe, baby, I've been lookin'

for a Sue that feels like you for some time

Excuse me while I see if the Gypsy in me

is right if you don't mind



Well he signals me okay so I think it's

safe to say that I'm gonna make a play

Aaaah yea



Hey! Little Miss Lover

Well their's so much you and me can discover

Hey! Little Miss Lover

Hey! Little Miss Lover

Hey! Little Miss Lover...

Little Miss Lover

Little Miss Lover stands as a vibrant example of Jimi Hendrix's ability to blend psychedelic rock with soulful R&B influences. Recorded during the Electric Ladyland sessions, the track showcases the guitarist's signature tone and dynamic range, moving seamlessly between gentle introspection and explosive energy. The song features a tight rhythm section that supports Hendrix's intricate guitar work, creating a soundscape that is both intimate and powerful. As part of his extensive discography, this recording highlights his mastery of studio production and his capacity to craft memorable melodies within the rock genre. It remains a beloved song in his catalogue, reflecting the creative peak of his career in the late 1960s.