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Jimi Hendrix - Lifelines: The Jimi Hendrix Story (3xCD, Comp + CD, Album + Box, Comp, Club) (Near Mint (NM or M-))

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Jimi Hendrix - Lifelines: The Jimi Hendrix Story (3xCD, Comp + CD, Album + Box, Comp, Club) (Near Mint (NM or M-))Media Condition: Near Mint (NM or M ) Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+) Country: US Released: 1990 Genre: Rock Style: Blues Rock, Psychedelic Rock Comments: Does not appear to ever have been played. NOTE NO BOX, JUST CD'S!!! Notes: Released in a slipcase box, with 4 standard jewelbox, each with a 6 page foldout booklet. Produced under the supervision of Alan Douglas for Are You Experienced? Ltd 1 2 recorded in New York in April 1964 1 3 recorded

Media Condition:  Near Mint (NM or M-)
Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Country:    US  
Released:  
1990
Genre:       Rock
Style:         Blues Rock, Psychedelic Rock

Comments:
Does not appear to ever have been played. NOTE - NO BOX, JUST CD'S!!!
 

Notes:

Released in a slipcase box, with 4 standard jewelbox, each with a 6-page foldout booklet.

Produced under the supervision of Alan Douglas for Are You Experienced? Ltd

1-2 recorded in New York in April 1964
1-3 recorded in Los Angeles in 1964
1-4 recorded live in Hackensack, New Jersey in December 1965
1-5 live, previously unreleased - recorded at the Uganos Club in Manhattan in 1969
1-6 live, previously unreleased - recorded at the Olympia Theater in Paris on October 9, 1967
1-7 recorded on October 23, 1966 at London's Kingsway Studios
1-8 recorded on BBC's "Alexis Korner Rhythm & Blues Show" on October 17, 1967
1-9 recorded February 3, 1967 at London's Olympic Studios
1-10 recorded in February 1967 (most likely at Kingsway Studios)
1-11 previously unreleased - recorded for the BBC on February 13, 1967
2-1 recorded either in late 1966 or early 1967 at Kingsway Studios
2-2 live at the Monterey Pop Festival - recorded on June 18, 1967
2-3 previously unreleased
2-4 recorded in New York in July 1967
2-5 recorded in October 1967 at London's Olympic Studios
2-6 recorded during the October 1967 Olympic Studio sessions
2-7 previously unreleased alternate mix - from October 1967's Olympic sessions
2-8 recorded at Olympic Studios in October 1967
2-9 previously unreleased - recorded in the BBC's London studios on October 17, 1967
2-10 previousley unreleased - recorded at The Record Plant in New York on May 15, 1969
2-11 recorded at London's Olympic Studios on January 21, 1968
2-12 previously unreleased mix - recorded at New York's Electric Lady Studios in May, 1970
2-13 previously unreleased - recorded May 2, 1968 at The Record Plant in New York
2-14 previously unreleased - take four of eight takes recorded at The Record Plant in New York on May 3, 1968
2-15 previousley unreleased alternate mix - recorded at The Record Plant in New York on April 23, 1968
3-1 recorded May 3, 1968
3-2 previously unreleased alternate take - recorded at The Record Plant in New York, August 27, 1968
3-3 live at Winterland - recorded onstage at San Francisco's Winterland on October 12, 1968
3-4 live, previously unreleased - recorded at New York's Fillmore East on New Year's Eve 1969
3-5 previously unreleased alternate mix - recorded at The Record Plant in New York on November 17, 1969
3-6 previously unreleased home demo - recorded in early 1968
3-7 previously unreleased - recorded at The Record Plant in New York on June 10, 1968
3-8 previously unreleased - recorded at The Record Plant in New York in January 1970
3-9 recorded at New York's Electric Lady Studios in August 1970
3-10 recorded at The Record Plant in New York in June 1968
3-11 live, Isle of Wight - recorded at the Isle Of Wight Festival on August 30, 1970
3-12 recorded at Electric Lady Studios in June 1970

 

1-1. Introduction 9:55
1-2. Testify 4:25
1-3. Lawdy Miss Clawdy 3:34
1-4. I'm A Man 4:02
1-5. Like A Rolling Stone 6:01
1-6. Red House 6:45
1-7. Hey Joe 5:26
1-8. Hoochie Koochie Man 3:34
1-9. Purple Haze 4:40
1-10. The Wind Cries Mary 5:16
1-11. Foxey Lady 2:54
2-1. Third Stone From The Sun 6:21
2-2. Rock Me Baby 7:19
2-3. Look Over Yonder/ Mister Bad Luck 3:43
2-4. Burning Of The Midnight Lamp 5:14
2-5. Spanish Castle Magic 2:58
2-6. Bold As Love 5:17
2-7. One Rainy Wish 4:24
2-8. Little Wing 2:37
2-9. Drivin' South 5:24
2-10. The Things That I Used To Do 6:11
2-11. All Along The Watchtower 5:50
2-12. Drifter's Escape 4:51
2-13. Cherokee Mist 4:23
2-14. Voodoo Child (Slight Return) 4:38
2-15. 1983... (A Merman I Should Turn To Be) 4:37
3-1. Voodoo Chile 8:58
3-2. Come On (Part 1) 4:40
3-3. Manic Depression 8:10
3-4. Machine Gun 6:52
3-5. Room Full Of Mirrors 4:37
3-6. Angel 3:23
3-7. Rainy Day Shuffle 2:52
3-8. Valley Of Neptune 4:44
3-9. Send My Love To Linda 2:46
3-10. South Saturn Delta 4:15
3-11. Dolly Dagger 6:44
3-12. Night Bird Flying 5:32
. L.A. Forum Concert, April 26, 1969
4-1. Tax Free 13:33
4-2. Red House 11:07
4-3. Spanish Castle Magic 11:43
4-4. The Star Spangled Banner 2:30
4-5. Purple Haze 6:56
4-6. I Don't Live Today 7:06
4-7. Voodoo Chile/ Sunshine Of Your Love 17:15

 

Barcode and Other Identifiers:

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Rights Society BMI
Rights Society STIM
Rights Society ASCAP
Matrix / Runout 1 26435-2.1 SRC+03 M1S4
Matrix / Runout 1 26435-2.2 SRC=03 M1S17
Matrix / Runout 1 26435-2.3 SRC+03 M2S1
Matrix / Runout 1 26435-2.4 SRC=02 M5S6

 

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Phonographic Copyright (p) Reprise Records
Manufactured For BMG Direct Marketing, Inc.
Manufactured By WEA Manufacturing
Mastered At Oceanview Digital Mastering
Pressed By Specialty Records Corporation

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