RARE LP JIMI JAMS with JOHN McLAUGHLIN DROP SOME LUDES 1969 Psych Jazz JAMS
  $   65

 


$ 65 Sold For
Jul 31, 2016 Sold Date
Jul 26, 2016 Start Date
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                 RARE ORIGINAL FIRST PRESS   

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             Lets Drop Some Ludes

        "EXPERIENCE" JAM with John McLaughlin

                              

                                      

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Original, far and wide off the beaten path, despite what the look-ups suggest, this is a very scarce item, limited pressing from many moons ago, and only getting harder to find by the day... here's the story:

During the spring of 1969, John McLaughlin joined Hendrix, Buddy Miles and Dave Holland at the Record Plant for an informal instrumental jam. The trio had a spirited set, and among others, the trio recorded a completely different arrangement in a jazz-rock interpretation of Jimi's early  'Drivin' South' tune followed up by jamming bluesy workouts.

1. Drivin South/Everything's Gonna Be Alright: This Jimi jammer with John McLaughlin -- as in any jam, parts are absolutely ferocious, and other parts bog down, and the sound quality is great!
2. Drone Blues: Despite the track listing, this is actually a tryout version of Night Bird Flying, without vocals. Sound quality is good here, too, and there are some smokin' guitar solos.
3. Easy Blues: A more complete version of the track that was on Nine to the Universe. Larry Lee plays on this one (as well as Jimi of course) -- a cool, loping blues jam.
4. Strato Strut: An uptempo jammer  instro.
5. I'm A Man:  Part of a jam with Buddy Miles (no bass player at all), in which parts sound like "Calling All Devil's Children."
6. I'm A Man (with vocals): An early tryout/jam of "Stepping Stone."
7. Instrumental Jam: Listed as "Embryonic version of Tomorrow Never Knows", this is a long meandering jam -- the two guitars are dueling and trading off sizzling licks.



              

 

CONDITION: The cover: rated: M- unique custom slip sheet artwork over white cardboard backing cover...even though it's very old, it's in top shape and retains a fresh appearance -- there are no delete marks, no split seams, no bends, and no writing  ... VERY collection worthy appearance ...

The vinyl: Rated: M- looks and plays exactly as it did when first released in the last century...  both "promo" labels are clean

              

      A cool addition to anyone's music library!

 

SEE: SELLERS OTher items for similar cool sounds for "head" people...

 

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