I
personally would like to see vinyl only versions of his old obscure
stuff come out like the blues masters of old. But they want totally
remastered CDs and DVDS. Nonsense. If you're a real lover of Jimmy,and
especially the Bottom-Feeder King and his sideman Billy Cox, then you're
a true Jimmy lover. There is probably good documentary footage in this
box set, but the versions of his playing starting back from about 1964
when he got out of the military, is when the true beauty of Jimmy's
music shined. Although, I think he learned more from being a blues
sideman than any of the other sessions he did, including a lot of solo
material he scorched on.
If any players want to truly learn from Jimmy's playing you have to play to his vinyl only versions of his blues and free form jazz and funk, before he hit it big in England with The Experience. I won't give you a link to the new Hendrix box set. Sorry guys. Yeah,I'm a prick. Go back to his vinyl guys and just love it!
Mark
If any players want to truly learn from Jimmy's playing you have to play to his vinyl only versions of his blues and free form jazz and funk, before he hit it big in England with The Experience. I won't give you a link to the new Hendrix box set. Sorry guys. Yeah,I'm a prick. Go back to his vinyl guys and just love it!
Mark
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