Browse by Artist: HENDRIX, JIMI

Artist:	HENDRIX, JIMI
Title:	OST Experience
Label:	GET BACK (ITALY)
Format:	LP
Price:	$20.00
Catalog #:	GET 603

"On February 24th, 1969 the Jimi Hendrix Experience played what turned out to be their last UK concert together at London's Royal Albert Hall. The show was recorded and filmed and the music on this album is taken from the original soundtrack tapes for a film which was only ever seen once (at Berkeley University, California) and has since vanished. Jimi Hendrix with Noel Redding and Mitch Mitchell played powerful and inspired versions of 'Purple Haze', 'Voodoo Chile', 'Little Wing', 'Sunshine Of Your Love', 'Wild Thing' and more... featuring Dave Mason, Chris Wood and Rocky Dzidzournou (on 'Room Full Of Mirrors'). 9 tracks. Original artwork. Gatefold sleeve. 180 gram HQ orange vinyl."

Artist:	HENDRIX, JIMI
Title:	OST Experience Part 2
Label:	GET BACK (ITALY)
Format:	LP
Price:	$20.00
Catalog #:	GET 608

"8 more tracks from recordings dated February 24th, 1969 when the Jimi Hendrix Experience played what turned out to be their last UK concert together (at London's Royal Albert Hall). The show was recorded and filmed and the music on this album is taken from the original soundtrack. Jimi Hendrix with Noel Redding and Mitch Mitchell playing inspired versions of 'Red House', 'Foxy Lady', 'Stone Free', 'The Star Spangled Banner' and more. Cool artwork... gatefold sleeve... 180 gram HQ coloured vinyl."

Artist:	HENDRIX, JIMI
Title:	Studio Out-Takes Vol. 1 - 1966-1968
Label:	RADIOACTIVE RECORDS (UK)
Format:	CD
Price:	$18.00
Catalog #:	RR 034CD

"This, the first volume in a 3-part series, was originally issued in abridged form on 180g vinyl. However, given the considerable popularity that Hendrix's work currently enjoys, we have decided to issue all three volumes with extra tracks as CDs. Each volume features stunning original artwork and consists of forgotten versions, forgotten songs, and recordings that were found in studios, lofts, garages and basements, and which when taken together provide a unique insight into one of rock's true sonic explorers." Limited stock.

Artist:	HENDRIX, JIMI
Title:	In the Studio Volumes 1-10
Label:	RECLAMATION (UK)
Format:	10CD
Price:	$95.00
Catalog #:	RECD 1011

Restocked, briefly. "10CD set in clambox with individual card wallets; officially licensed from the estate of Hendrix's former manager, Michael Jeffrey; limited edition 1000 numbered copies only; the most comprehensive collection of Hendrix studio recordings ever issued; over 100 tracks; over 10 hours of music; 20-page detailed booklet." Contains the same music as the individual CDs -- but only 6 of those have been issued so far and are mostly o/p at this point; so Volume's 7-10 are only available here (probably never to be issued by themselves), for the moment -- a moment that is probably not going to last very long.

Artist:	HENDRIX, JIMI
Title:	Message From Nine To the Universe
Label:	RECLAMATION (UK)
Format:	CD
Price:	$17.00
Catalog #:	RECD 1012

"Drawn from various sessions recorded between March 1969 and March 1970 some of the music featured on this disc originally appeared on the album Nine To The Universe. At the time of the album's release (1980) many suggested that Jimi was heading in a jazz direction although the recordings show no real sign of this despite featuring contributions from known jazzers such as Larry Young and Dave Holland both of whom had worked with British jazz guitarist John McLaughlin and worked along with McLaughlin on the landmark Miles Davis album Bitches Brew. The recordings here are the unedited recordings that Alan Douglas utilised to make his final selection on the original Nine To The Universe album. At the time the release was heralded as the final unreleased recordings to be made available for Alan Douglas to shape into a releasable album. Time and subsequent releases however have obviously proved that there were and indeed are many recordings still lying in the vaults that are awaiting release. In essence, the music contained on this disc could be described as a series of jams. With Jimi inviting other musicians into the studio with him to try out new musical ideas. Alan Douglas merely fashioned an album out of the material here although in his defense he did a fair job in trying to deliver a commercial album the record label could market."

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