🔮 1967.
Manchester, Odeon cinema, Oxford Street, Lancashire, England. JHE
Two shows at https://youtu.be/COsVgbAJ8B8?t=18m00s and https://youtu.be/COsVgbAJ8B8?t=20m30s.
Supporting: The Walker Brothers, Cat Stevens and Engelbert Humperdinck
With: The Californians, The Quotations
Songs: unknown
🔮 1968.
Record Plant, New York City.
https://youtu.be/COsVgbAJ8B8?t=19m00s-https://youtu.be/COsVgbAJ8B8?t=05m00s: 10 & 1/2 hours
Jimi - bass, drums, percussion, Chris Wood – flute, Mitch Mitchell – drums.
Producer: Chas Chandler
Engineers: Eddie Kramer, Gary Kellgren
1983…A Merman I Should Turn To Be ♡ Moon Turn The Tides...Gentlv Gently Away
Jim McCarty: “Hendrix managed to evoke a feeling of the ocean. He told me that was the way he approached a song, especially if it was a specific thing like a house burning down or an ocean or a waterfall. His whole thing was visual. He visualised; ‘What do I have to do on the guitar to create a house burning down?’ That’s how he viewed the guitar, basically the same way as Picasso would view a canvas. He had an ability to pull it off because he was so brilliant.”
Kathy: “We were sitting on the bed together when he read me the lyrics ... ‘So my love Catherina and me decide to take our last walk through the noise to the sea, not to die but to be reborn, away from lands so battered and torn, forever...’ ‘What do you think of that,’ he asked when he’d finished. ‘I’m not coming with you,’ I told him, making him laugh. ‘You can go to the bottom of the sea by yourself...
‘1983’ had this strange, rushing, buzzing noise going through it, just the sort of sound you hear when you are tripping. He also talked a lot about ‘the other side’ and about death , which other people later interpreted as being about suicide, but was really only about being in an altered state of mind.”
Jimi – solo demos, with overdubs added to South Saturn Delta
South Saturn Delta - unreleased
Gypsy Eyes - unreleased
🔮 1969.
Record Plant, New York Studio Recording. Mannish Boy Jimi, Buddy Miles, and Billy Cox dedicate this evening to recording an uptempo remake of Muddy Waters’ classic “Mannish Boy”. The song was later issued as part of the popular album Jimi Hendrix :Blues.
🔮 1970.
No News…
Manchester, Odeon cinema, Oxford Street, Lancashire, England. JHE
Two shows at https://youtu.be/COsVgbAJ8B8?t=18m00s and https://youtu.be/COsVgbAJ8B8?t=20m30s.
Supporting: The Walker Brothers, Cat Stevens and Engelbert Humperdinck
With: The Californians, The Quotations
Songs: unknown
🔮 1968.
Record Plant, New York City.
https://youtu.be/COsVgbAJ8B8?t=19m00s-https://youtu.be/COsVgbAJ8B8?t=05m00s: 10 & 1/2 hours
Jimi - bass, drums, percussion, Chris Wood – flute, Mitch Mitchell – drums.
Producer: Chas Chandler
Engineers: Eddie Kramer, Gary Kellgren
1983…A Merman I Should Turn To Be ♡ Moon Turn The Tides...Gentlv Gently Away
Jim McCarty: “Hendrix managed to evoke a feeling of the ocean. He told me that was the way he approached a song, especially if it was a specific thing like a house burning down or an ocean or a waterfall. His whole thing was visual. He visualised; ‘What do I have to do on the guitar to create a house burning down?’ That’s how he viewed the guitar, basically the same way as Picasso would view a canvas. He had an ability to pull it off because he was so brilliant.”
Kathy: “We were sitting on the bed together when he read me the lyrics ... ‘So my love Catherina and me decide to take our last walk through the noise to the sea, not to die but to be reborn, away from lands so battered and torn, forever...’ ‘What do you think of that,’ he asked when he’d finished. ‘I’m not coming with you,’ I told him, making him laugh. ‘You can go to the bottom of the sea by yourself...
‘1983’ had this strange, rushing, buzzing noise going through it, just the sort of sound you hear when you are tripping. He also talked a lot about ‘the other side’ and about death , which other people later interpreted as being about suicide, but was really only about being in an altered state of mind.”
Jimi – solo demos, with overdubs added to South Saturn Delta
South Saturn Delta - unreleased
Gypsy Eyes - unreleased
🔮 1969.
Record Plant, New York Studio Recording. Mannish Boy Jimi, Buddy Miles, and Billy Cox dedicate this evening to recording an uptempo remake of Muddy Waters’ classic “Mannish Boy”. The song was later issued as part of the popular album Jimi Hendrix :Blues.
🔮 1970.
No News…