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Jimi Hendrix ??/??/69
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Set I
Little Drummer Boy > Silent Night > Auld Lang Syne
Three Little Bears
Little Drummer Boy > Silent Night > Auld Lang Syne (Extended Version)
Bleeding Heart
Star Spangled Banner > Smashing Instruments
Sweet Thing
Blues Blues
Groove Maker
Peoples Peoples
She's A Fox
Blue Suede Shoes (Rehearsal)
Blue Suede Shoes
Jam 292
Drifter's Escape
Burning Desire >
I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man
Set II
 
Set III
 
Comment
This is a compliation of stuff:
Tracks 1-3: "Merry Christmas And Happy New Year" E.P. (1969) Out-of-Print.
Tracks 4-5: Royal Albert Hall, London, England, 2/18/69.
Tracks 6-10: Royal Albert Hall, London, England, 2/24/69.
Tracks 11-16: "Loose Ends" (1973) English Import, long Out-of-Print, released on vinyl in 1973
Last Changed By Dave M [db.etree admin]
Sources
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Nine to the Universe: Vinyl->PC->SHN (no DAE)
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Original CDs > eac > SHN; "The First Rays Of The New Rising Sun" -Triangle PYCD 084-; EXCELLENT quality studio outtakes and jam session recorded with the Cry of Love band at The Record Plant (1969) and Electric Lady Studios (1970)
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john (5/5) FLAC / 1 View   Master reels > cassette x2 or 3 >DAT >CDR >Soundstudio >Shorten...
Notes: Jimi DVD 3 Jimi Hendrix - Jazz Stuff Artist: Jimi Hendrix Source: Studio Outtakes Lineage: Master reels > cassette x2 or 3 >DAT >CDR >Soundstudio >Shorten >SHN>wav>flac File Size: 400 MB(SHN) Tracks 01. Jam with Larry Young (AKA fuzzy guitar jam) (20.18) 02. Jam with Keyboards (13.40) 03. Jam with Chris Wood and Dave Palmer (19.01) 04. Stepping Stone - I'm A Man Jam (16.00) MD5 Fingerprints: 9dcbb9337dec6c092000705c397191b5 *Track 04.shn 18998a6f8430390e15e2fb98430cf035 *Track 03.shn 20c83d819a179173d7c6f2483be78db1 *Track 02.shn 1d16c5fda99c91dfc8dce0ec145a1bb9 *Track 01.shn Notes: Sorry for the daft title but the torrent needs a name but it really relates to the first two tracks with the the third possibly fitting loosely into the same category. Basically the first two tracks are jams with jazz keyboard player Larry Young, I think they may be from the Record Plant 15 May 1969 (better check that though). The third track is from Electric Ladyland studios, 15 June 1970 and has Chris Wood on sax and Dave Palmer on drums. This is often bundled up with the so called traffic Jams. The final track has an odd mix but I'm sure there is another version with a more equal balance (well perhaps). This track is from the Hit Factory and probably dates from August/September 1969 when Jimi still had the Gypsy Sun and Rainbows lineup. ************************** Do not encode to MP3 ************************** Pass It On.
Ave (5/5) CD / 2 A A+ View   Diamonds in the Dust Bootleg. Soundboard
Notes: A 2 disk set of live studio demos, unrelesed & rare tracks.
Tom Bashara/Eric Linstrom (1/5) SHN, Audio / 1 View   Master reels > cassette x2 or 3 >DAT >CDR >Soundstudio >Shorten...
Notes: File Size: 400 MB(SHN) Tracks 01. Jam with Larry Young (AKA fuzzy guitar jam) (20.18) 02. Jam with Keyboards (13.40) 03. Jam with Chris Wood and Dave Palmer (19.01) 04. Stepping Stone - I'm A Man Jam (16.00) MD5 Fingerprints: 9dcbb9337dec6c092000705c397191b5 *Track 04.shn 18998a6f8430390e15e2fb98430cf035 *Track 03.shn 20c83d819a179173d7c6f2483be78db1 *Track 02.shn 1d16c5fda99c91dfc8dce0ec145a1bb9 *Track 01.shn Notes: Sorry for the daft title but the torrent needs a name but it really relates to the first two tracks with the the third possibly fitting loosely into the same category. Basically the first two tracks are jams with jazz keyboard player Larry Young, I think they may be from the Record Plant 15 May 1969 (better check that though). The third track is from Electric Ladyland studios, 15 June 1970 and has Chris Wood on sax and Dave Palmer on drums. This is often bundled up with the so called traffic Jams. The final track has an odd mix but I'm sure there is another version with a more equal balance (well perhaps). This track is from the Hit Factory and probably dates from August/September 1969 when Jimi still had the Gypsy Sun and Rainbows lineup. ************************** Do not encode to MP3 ************************** Pass It On.