Howdy and welcome to the next installment of whotrader's Jimi's Forgotten Sessions, exclusively on TTD. This time I present 'Studio #5 1968 - 1969' with no other information received when I traded for this back in 1994. This one appears to be not quite as clean as #4 in terms of a nice, balanced sound, but this session has more great jamming from Jimi, especially in the second half. As always, if anyone can shed some light on these sessions, we would ALL appreciate it. Sample included and more to come.
When I started trading for bootlegs about 40 years ago now, I always loved Jimi Hendrix and Cream but quickly realized that almost all audience recordings made in the '60s are unlistenable from an enjoyment perspective. Don't get me wrong, I'm glad these recordings exist from a historical perspective, but, personally, I've never been able to really enjoy them because of the crusty quality. So, I used to avoid trading for Jimi audience shows, but if I could find some excellent quality, rare recordings from Jimi like these studio sessions, I just couldn't get enough. The down side, is that I literally have no information about these session recordings, but it's all about the music, right? ENJOY !!
**** 44 KHz / 16 bit **** (CD Version)
Jimi Hendrix (and band)
'Studio #5' 1968 - 1969
01.[04:11] Straight Ahead
02.[02:50] ??
03.[03:38] Composing (with nice stereo effects)
04.[02:23] Warm-up Jam
05.[02:41] Room Full of Mirrors Jam
06.[04:38] Slow Jam
07.[00:59] Fast Jam
08.[03:34] Drifting
09.[01:20] Drifting II
10.[00:30] Fragment
11.[04:03] Freedom
12.[06:31] Bluesy Jam
13.[04:36] Sounds Kinda Like Dolly Dagger
14.[11:02] Extended Blues Jam
15.[09:40] Rockin' Jam
16.[06:50] Sounds Kinda Like Power of Soul
17.[04:00] Ezy Ryder
18.[08:45] Composing II
19.[06:10] Feedback Jam
Total 1:28:21
Tracks 3-7 Jimi solo with no band
Lineage: ? > cassette trade circa 1994
Transfer: Sony TC-WE475 > Microtrack II (96/24) > Wavelab (tracking and tweaking) > Flac (level 8) > you !
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