Qu'écoutez-vous de Jimi Hendrix en ce moment ?

Ayler a écrit:

Idem

Le 33 tours stéréo Sony Legacy de la version US de Are You Experienced de 2010 : bien meilleur que le CD ! Beau pressage, belle pochette. Qualité de son irréprochable. Pour le coup, que demander de plus ?

4 From The Official Universe...


l'image à des fins d'illustration seulement...

Jimi/Jimmy Jam - HMM
Young/Hendrix - WCSB
Eazy Blues - P,H&A
Drone Blues - HMM

En fin de compte pour tous ces derniers albums trifouillés, une seule chose compte la guitare de Jimi irremplaçable

FTO 005 February 1969 Sessions Rev B (flac) 3 cd set



A 19 track prog:

Disc 1:

Record Plant, New York City, NY 11.02.69:

01. It's Too Bad [Complete version (more complete, some edits)]
02. It's Too Bad [Incomplete alternate AD mix (incomplete wide stereo mix)]
03. It's Too Bad [Official EH mix (official, incomplete end)]
04. World Traveller
05. Duane Hitchings Jam

Olympic Studios, London 14.02.69:

06. Slow Version
07. Ezy Rider / Star Spangled Banner
08. Blues Jam at Olympic

Disc 2:

Olympic Studios, London 16.02.69:

09. Room Full Of Mirrors
10. Room Full of Mirrors (official mix)
11. Shame Shame Shame
12. Shame Shame Shame (longer official mix)
13. Gypsy Blood aka. Cryin' Blue Rain
14. Cryin' Blue Rain (longer official mix)
15. Lover Man
16. Lover Man (official, alternate mix)
17. Sunshine Of Your Love
18. Sunshine of Your Love (longer official mix)

Olympic Studios, London 17.02.69:

19. Fire
20. Spanish Castle Magic
21. Hear My Train A-Comin'
22. Red House

Disc 3:

Olympic Studios, London 22.02.69:

23. Hound Dog
24. 12-Bar with Horns
25. Message to Love
26. Gypsy Blood
27. Valleys of Neptune (guitar)
28. Valleys of Neptune (piano)

Olympic Studios, London 26.02.69:

29. Noel's Tune

Jimi Hendrix:blues...



... chronologiquement programmée:

3. Red House
4. Catfish Blues
1. Hear My Train A Comin' (acoustic)
5. Voodoo Chile Blues
10. Electric Church Red House
6. Mannish Boy
9. Jelly 292
8. Bleeding Heart
2. Born Under A Bad Sign
7. Once I Had A Woman
11. Hear My Train A Comin' (electric)

(lors de la lecture, encore une fois..., du livret de MF)

De CTT: un hommage à 60 minutes de une "radio locale" de la Belgique.



Jazz (ou jazzy ...) versions de la musique de Jimi, avec des noms comme Robben Ford, Taj Mahal, Blood, Sweat & Tears, Phil Upchurch, Toots Thielemans, Booker T. & the MG's, Roy Buchanan, Ricky Lee Jones, Gil Evans, Arlen Roth, etc...

https://soundcloud.com/nicokanakaris/jimi-hendrix-jazz-tribute

"As a kid I remember hearing “Purple Haze” on the radio but I didn’t really think of it as anything really earth-shattering.
But the Band of Gypsys—now that was earth-shattering! At the time I couldn’t think of why it spoke to me but it did, immediately.
First of all, it’s live performance so it’s not a bunch of overdubs after overdub after overdub. And it was at that line where rock ’n’ roll could still be free, and that’s the thing that I dug the most.
The shit was just funky the way Led Zeppelin was funky and the way The Beatles had a little groove to their shit, too. But those two groups never could get their bottom to have that funky-ass stank groove the way the Band of Gypsys did.
Listening to Mitch Mitchell [with the Experience] it was clear that he was coming from a jazz background, particularly an Elvin Jones thing with all those triplets over everything. But listening to Buddy Miles just keep that pocket was really staggering shit for me.
That doesn’t mean I didn’t dig the other shit like “If 6 Was 9” and “Manic Depression.” I dug it, believe me. But Band of Gypsys affected me in a much more powerful way.
I would suspect that just by the energy on the stage that he really had fun with Billy Cox and Buddy Miles. Because, you know, if he had been playing with Buddy Miles from the beginning, songs like “Manic Depression” would not have worked.
I don’t think Buddy Miles would know what a 12/8 feel was if it fell on him. But I think at the end of the day, Jimi was a groover, which is why songs like “Who Knows?” and “Machine Gun” are so killing.
I mean, you gotta be deep in the pocket for that shit to work. Those were his roots, and he smokes on that record."(...)

Branford Marsalis

Tontonjimi a écrit:

excellent ça !!!

Ouaip!!!!!

j'ai ressorti récemment le coffret Winterland. Superbe !

ATM 066 Box Of Gypsys CD 1

  

Fillmore East, New York City 31 December 1969 1st Show


Set List

01 Intro
02 Power Of Soul
03 Lover Man
04 Hear My Train A Comin'
05 Them Changes
06 Izabella
07 Machine Gun
08 Stop
09 Ezy Rider
10 Bleeding Heart
11 Earth Blues
12 Burning Desire

Vancouver September 7, 1968



Voodoo Child (slight return)
Hey Joe
Are You Experienced 
Come On Part One
Little Wing
Foxey Lady
Red House
Fire
Spanish Castle Magic
Purple Haze

Les rééditions :

Are You Experienced =MONO= US Version


Are You Experienced =MONO= UK Version

mandrake a écrit:

Are You Experienced =MONO= UK Version

Moi aussi j'écoute une réédition d'"Are you experienced" UK version: la setlist originale est complétée des 45t historiques: Hey Joe, Stone free, Purlpe Haze,51st anniversary, The wind cries Mary, Highway chile.

Le bonheur!

Band Of Gypsys - 31 Dec 1969 - 1st show
Mounting improved with the best sources (funkydrummer at Crosstown)



Thanx to Jim again!

Le son est meilleur que sur la source que j'avais. S'il s'est occupé des autres concerts, je suis preneur !

BRAD MEHLDAU TRIO : album "Where Do You Start": HEY JOE