🎩 1967.
Bolton, Odeon cinema, Ashburner Street, Lancashire, England. JHETwo shows at 18:15 & 20:30.
Supporting: The Walker Brothers, Cat Stevens and Engelbert Humperdinck
With: The Californians, The Quotations
Songs: unknown
Noel: “In Bolton Jimi was in bad form. He messed through only three or four numbers. If you play Bolton and don’t deliver, you don’t hang around after the show. We were advised to take the next train to Blackpool.”
🎩 1968.
New York City, Generation, 52 West 8th Street, NY, USA.
Jimi jammed with B.B. King (guitar), Elvin Bishop (guitar), John Martin (guitar), Buzzy Feiten (bass), Phillip Wilson (drums), Al Kooper (organ), Paul Butterfield (harmonica) and Stewart (piano).
Jimi taped the show on a reel-to-reel deck. At one point B.B. King says, “Jimi Hendrix, you’re a stinker.”
🎩 1969.
Record Plant, New York City. JHE
No gig. No gig previous night.
03:00 – 07:00, 4hr
Probably Noel’s last session with JHE
Producer: Jimi Hendrix
Songs: Solo Guitar ⏩ Jam With Unknown Bass & Drummer ⏩ Jam With Mitch & Noel ⏩ Jam With Percussion ⏩ Bass Jam ⏩ Sunshine Of Your Love ⏩ Ships Passing Through The Night ⏩ Jams With Larry Young and Buddy Miles.
A night filled with spirited jam sessions. The evening was capped off with a superb, jazz tinged workout with Buddy Miles and organist Larry Young. A portion of this jam was later issued as part of the 1980 compilation Nine To The Universe (now deleted).
🎩 1970.
Jimi stopped and summoned by the New York Police Department for driving a car without a license.
