Jimi Hendrix LP / The Home Recordings of Hendrix
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Description
Artist: Jimi Hendrix
Title: Hendrix
Label: Just White
Cover: Shows signs of wear but a great photo.
Record Date: 1968
This is a RARE item from The Home Recordings of Hendrix……. This is what went on tape when Jimi left his reel to reel running at his home base, alone or among friends ... “If you can find this collectible rare LP for less BUY IT”
This LP has one of the first times Hendrix attempted to play the Star Spangled Banner.
Songs on this LP:
Voodo Child
Purple Haze
3Rd Stone From The Sun
First Trial:
Star Spangled Banner
Note: Most of these songs are Jimi and his guitar jamming at home “more instrumental then singing”.
In the summer of 1969, Hendrix played Woodstock with an informal ensemble called Gypsy Sun and Rainbows, in a performance highlighted by another career-defining moment: a startling, renegade rendition of "The Star Spangled Banner." Hendrix subsequently formed "the Band of Gypsies", with old army friend Billy Cox on bass and Buddy Miles (Electric Flag) on drums. The band's New Year's Eve concert at the Fillmore East in New York City provided them with material for their first album, "Band of Gypsies" (a second album, titled "Band of Gypsies 2", was discovered and released in 1986). Hendrix brought Mitch Mitchell back into the fold in mid-1970 to begin work on a new double album Jimi had tentatively titled "First Rays of the New Rising Sun". Several tracks were recorded for the project, but the sessions were sandwiched between tour dates, and, sadly, the album was left unfinished when Hendrix died September 18, 1970.
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