Jimi Hendrix Sex Tape Hits The Net

A man of many purported talents, a new video has surfaced allegedly showing guitar legend Jimi Hendrix rocking more than a stage.

"The Jimi Hendrix Sex Tape," will be released today (April 29) at hendrixsextape.com and in stores nationwide next week.

The flick was obtained by porn purveyors Vivid Entertainment by a rock 'n' roll memorabilia collector, filmed 40 years ago in a hotel room, according to a press release.

"When the footage starts, Hendrix appears mellow while on the receiving end of bi-racial lovemaking from two girls," the release reads. "In contrast, his enthusiasm to give back pleasure appears to be boundless."

"This new movie shows that Jimi Hendrix could have been as great a porn star as he was a rock star," said Vivid co-chairman Steven Hirsch. "He could clearly play more than just his guitar. It's easy to see that he turned women on with his music and his passion."

Vivid brought in two women who knew Hendrix personally to confirm that it is actually the rock icon in the 8 mm footage and to add commentary to the flick

"No doubt about it, that's Jimi Hendrix's dick and I should know," said Cynthia Plaster Caster who serves as a consultant of the film. Famous for making penis molds of celebrities, she put Hendrix's member in a mold back in 1968 and named the piece "Penis de Milo."

Pamela Des Barres, author of I'm with the Band: Confessions of a Groupie, also serves as a consultant.

"Hendrix liked to be filmed having sex," Des Barres says in her commentary. "He's the ultimate adult film movie star. I understand why everyone wanted to sleep with the guy. He played like an all-encompassing rock orgasm. He reeked of sex. You wanted to strip to keep up with him when he played 'Foxy Lady.'"

Yet an ex-girlfriend of the music icon disputes the identity of the man in the video. Kathy Etchingham told the New York Times, "It is not him," she said. "His face is too broad and nose and nostrils too wide for Jimi. Also the hair is too low on the forehead."

"He would never have allowed anyone to see that," she added. "In private he was very shy and would cover up."

Vivid Entertainment is also behind the Ray J/ Kim Kardashian, Karrine "Superhead" Steffans and Toastee - from VH1's "Flavor of Love"- videos.