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Rare Jimi Hendrix Live Albums Due in January
- Posted on Dec 14th 2009 6:11AM by Julian Marszalek
Almost 40 years after his untimely death and interest in guitar legend Jimi Hendrix shows no sign of abating -- two rare recordings by the man considered by many to be the guitarist of the 20th century are to be released early next year.The Jimi Hendrix Exprience are caught in action at a performance recorded for French radio on Oct. 9 1967 at the Paris L'Olympia. The recording of this much-bootlegged show has been given a complete audio overhaul and will be supplemented by another show from the same venue, performed on Jan. 29 1968. The second set shows the band previewing material from what was to become the band's double album masterpiece, 'Electric Ladyland.'
The second package captures the group in full flight at the Ottawa Capital Theatre in Canada on Mar. 19 1968.
The recordings will be officially released in January as a strictly limited edition package that will contain CD and vinyl recordings of the three shows. Also included are a poster and postcard set, an iPod skin, guitar picks and a T-shirt.
As previously reported by Spinner, the late guitarist's estate plans to release unheard Hendrix material every 12-18 months for the next 10 years.
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Well this is good to know, Jimi Hendrix was incredible and although his records are great to listen to themselves what really needs to be released are live footage of Hendrix. Unreleased concert footage of Jimi Hendrix would be a long over due treat....Long live Hendrix!!
March 13 2010 at 9:40 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyJIMI was an icon, I have every recording he ever made (even a bootleg I recorded myself, but will never be released) when he used to play with the Everly Bros ( or was that the Isaly Bro's?).
Any release of JIMI's recordings (even bootlegs) will be forever honoring the great man himself.
I first heard JIMI play in 1963 at a place called "The Basement" in Chicago and have followed his work til the day he passed onto the great audience in the sky.
Nice. Good to know there's going to be a steady stream of unheard material too. Just read here http://bit.ly/6bXuYu that there's going to be a Hendrix movie.
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