Jimi Hendrix

The Jimi Hendrix Experience
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l'Olympia
Paris, France
January 29, 1968
(jimi1968-01-29)
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S:  Liberated bootleg:  Black Devil (Great Dane - GDR CD 9104)
T:  CD>EAC>SHN (w/ MKW v0.97b1 - .SKT appended)
(EAC>SHN:  db.etree.org\twatts)
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Disc 1:
(second show)
1. Killing Floor
2. Catfish Blues
3. Foxy Lady
4. Red House *
5. Drivin' South
6. The Wind Cries Mary
7. Fire
8. Little Wing
9. Purple Haze

* w/ Noel Redding, guitar
     Jimi Hendrix, bass
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The Jimi Hendrix Experience:

Jimi Hendrix, guitar and vocals.
Noel Redding, bass.
Mitch Mitchell, drums
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Information about this concert and known recordings may be found here:  http://www.cs.kun.nl/~tvdw/pye/index.html

According to this site, this show (the second of two) is an SBD recording.  There is also 1 known FM broadcast recording of very good quality, but this recording only includes Little Wing, The Wind Cries Mary and Purple Haze.  There is also an interview recorded between shows for the French radio program "Pop Club" (the first show was not recorded).  Neither the FM broadcast songs, nor the interview are included with this set.

These recordings are clean considering their age and unknown lineage, though there are occasional warts.  This show is also available, in much higher quality, as disc 2 of the box set:  Jimi Hendrix Stages.  

Enjoy!  -Terry
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The Jimi Hendrix Experience

l'Olympia
Paris, France
January 29, 1968
Second Show

Jimi Hendrix, vocals and guitar
Mitch Mitchell, drums
Noel Redding, backing vocals and bass


Source:  Tracks 1-9 are sourced from the out-of-print box set:  Jimi Hendrix Stages.  Reprise Records 9-26732-2 (1991).

CD>EAC>SHN (w/ SKT appended)

1)  Killing Floor (4:28)
2)  Catfish Blues (8:50)
3)  Foxey Lady (5:23)
4)  Red House (4:35) *
5)  Drivin' South (9:01)
6)  The Wind Cries Mary  (4:08)
7)  Fire (4:00)
8)  Little Wing (4:14)
9)  Purple Haze  (5:54)

Total Time:  (50:31)


* Red House w/ Noel Redding on guitar.

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Jimi Hendrix Experience
Paris Olympia
Paris, France
01/29/68b
Late Show

1. Killin' Floor
2. Catfish Blues
3. Foxy Lady
4. Red House
5. Drivin' South
6. The Wind Cries Mary
7. Fire
8. Little Wing
9. Purple Haze

JIMI HENDRIX
Cafe Au Go Go, New York City
March 17, 1968

TITLE: 'Blues At Midnight'

LABEL: Midnight Beat 1995 (MB CD 037)

LINEAGE: Original Silvers > EAC (secure, offset corrected, test and copy) > WAV > FLAC


01. LITTLE WING
02. EVERYTHING'S GONNA BE ALLRIGHT
03. THREE LITTLE BEARS PART 1
04. THREE LITTLE BEARS PART 2
05. INSTRUMENTAL JAM
06. STORMY MONDAY
07. BLUES IN C
(77:25)


I grabbed this gem at a shop in New York City back in the mid 90's with my best friend,
'Rich G'. Tracks 1-6 were recorded live at the Cafe Au Go Go on March 17th 1968, 152
Bleeker Street, Greenwich Village, New York City. Track 7 was recorded live at The
Generation Club on April 15th 1968, 52 West 8th Street, New York City. The Cafe Au Go Go
show also included Paul Butterfield, Elvin Bishop, Harvey Brooks, Buddy Miles, Herbie
Rich, James Tatum, and Philip Wilson. The Generation Club also included B.B. King, Elvin
Bishop, Buzzy Feiten, Al Kooper, and Philip Wilson.


If you're not familiar with this recording, it can best be described as a bunch of 
structured 'jams'.  If you're into lyrics, this one's NOT for you!!!  If you're into great
instrumentals, particularly electric guitar, JUMP ON THIS!!  The sound quality is very nice.
I'd rate the SQ as a solid EX, in my humble opinion.  Crowd noise can be heard at times, but
it's faint at most.  There are also a few fade-in/fade-outs, but almost hardly worth mentioning.

This is definitely one of the better sounding live performances with Jimi Hendrix I've heard.

Lastly- I normally wouldn't include a scan of the actual disc, but this one's too cool looking
to omit.  Hope you guys agree.  Thanks again to 'Alex D.' for the artwork scans.



ENJOY!!!


PLEASE DO NOT ENCODE TO MP3!!!

PLEASE DO NOT UPLOAD TO OTHER SITES WHILE THIS TORRENT IS STILL ACTIVE!!!


THANKS!



"Blues At Midnight" 
Cafe Au Go Go
New York, NY
3-17-68

Jimi Hendrix (guitar)
Elvin Bishop (guitar)
Buddy Miles (Ddrums)
Paul Butterfield (vocals, harmonica)
Harvey Brooks (bass)
Philip Wilson (drums)
Herbie Rich (organ) "Blues At Midnight"

1. Jam
2. Jam/Drunk Again
3. Jam
4. Little Wing
5. Everything's Gonna Be Alright
6. Stormy Monday
7. Jam/Three Little Bears
8. Jam


Tuesday, March 19, 1968
"Superconcert", Capitol Theatre, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
2nd show
1 Killing Floor
2 Tax Free
3 Fire
4 Red House
5 Foxy Lady
6 Hey Joe
7 Spanish Castle Magic
8 Purple Haze
9 Wild Thing#
AUDIO:
 soundboard recording; 60 minutes, excellent quality (1-9)

   There are ten tracks to this CD, the extra one being an intro period before Spanish Castle Magic.

   This show is widely available on bootleg, but this is sourced from a superior trader's CD, made from the master tape at the correct speed and including the in-between-song chatter which most bootleg releases omit.
 

  From Chris Dixon's 30th Anniversary Series

  March 19, 1998 marks 30 years since the Ottawa
  Capitol Theatre show.

  Not only is this a good show, but one of the few
  soundboard tapes from this tour. Apparently taped
  by Jimi himself, it sounds excellent. It's the first
  complete North American show on soundboard
  since Monterey, I believe, at least until this
  rumored Feb. Winterland tape appears (except for
  3 songs from Worcester, Mass, March 15, 1968).
  There isn't another soundboard until Miami (and it's
  only 4 songs), except of course for the infamous
  Scene Club and Cafe Au Go Go (March 17, 1968)
  jams. After that, Woburn (insert Twilight Zone
  theme...).Couple of highpoints of Ottawa:

      Tax Free growing longer each time out- now
      around 10 minutes (almost half again as long
      as DC Hilton a week before)... 

      Red House much longer now (almost 10 min).
      Jazzier middle section now developing, and I
      believe it's the first outing for the interlude
      where Jimi 'slaps'(a drumstick?) the chords
      rather than strums them. The recording quality
      really shines on the guitar sound on this one-
      it's like sitting in front of the Marshalls and you
      can hear every detail and nuance of his blues
      technique and clean tones... 

      Spanish Castle Magic, on the other hand, has
      yet to become the jamming vehicle it would be
      in the 69 shows. Less than 4 minutes, this is
      only the 5th documented performance of
      SCM. Jimi's voice sounds great on this-
      maybe he can hear himself for once because
      he doesn't seem to be straining and the crisp
      recording reveals all kinds of little inflections
      and joking asides that would be lost in most
      audience tapes... 

      Purple Haze stretched to almost 7 minutes
      with free form guitar intro and extended
      outro... 

  This show's a must have and is available on a
  number of boots (Gone But Not Forgotten,
  Canadian Club, Thanks Ottawa For The
  Memories., Superconcert 68, others) and of
  course on tape! 

          




The Jimi Hendrix Experience

Public Music Hall
Cleveland, Ohio
Tuesday, March 26, 1968
Second Show

S:  Unknown AUD
T:  Unknown
Chris Dixon's 30th Anniversary Series ? C S Dixon

1.Intro
2. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
3. Fire
4. I Don't Live Today
5. Red House
6. Foxy Lady
7. Spanish Castle Magic
8. Manic Depression
9. Purple Haze
10. Wild Thing

Notes:
March 26, 1998 is 30 years since the only Jimi show ever in Cleveland. Jimi's only appearance in my hometown! Sadly I was only 11 and  didn't go. There were two shows that night and the first was marked by a bomb scare. The crowds at both shows were rowdy and tore up Music Hall so bad that Jimi wasn't welcome back to Cleveland (robbing me of the chance to see him, as I certainly would have in 69 or 70!). I remember shortly afterward tearing an article about the show out of a Time magazine in the school library- it was titled 'Fireman, spare that guitar!' and written, I read later, by Joe Ezterhaus, Clevelander-turned Rolling Stone writer-turned big time screenwriter. Also read later that PR man Michael Goldstein was from my home 'burb of Shaker Heights and there was a description of Jimi tooling around Shaker in the Corvette he bought that day in Cleve- jeez, he was right there! Anyway, the second show survives on tape. Not too bad sounding for the era but, as is typical, the vocals are buried on the loud songs. Some great shots survive from the shows and I can see that the PA stacks were a mere 2 Altec Voice of the Theater cabs (15" speaker  and 1" horn) per side- I got more PA than that in my garage!! Near the beginning of the show Jimi says (I think) "Welcome to Cleveland"- one of the few times I can think of him referring to (or maybe, knowing) the town he's in during a show!

Couple of musical notes:     
Opens with increasingly rare 'Sgt Pepper'. Only later recorded versions are 9 months later in Providence then twice in 1970 (Philly and IoW). Pretty slow 'Red House' and ever longer- over 11 minutes now (though the tape is a little slow). Middle part features a wah solo followed by the 'slapped' chordal bit into a couple of heavy handed verses. Sixth documented 'Spanish Castle Magic' still close to record at under 5 min. Great, and ever rare, 'Manic Depression', 3rd of 7 recorded live ones. Before playing it the crowd is yelling out requests and Jimi says "we want to play Stone Free but first we'll do Manic   Depression", however after MD he says "we can only do 2 more so just pretend we did Stone Free" !! Before Wild Thing he uses the 'I'll take off my hat if you take off your pants" line as the crowd's been yelling about the damn hat since the third song! Wild Thing has a higher-than-usual # of quotes. Before starting the familiar chords he does that 'Leader of the Pack' line, then a few words (mentions the soldiers coming back with 'feedback guitars'), then a few bars of what sounds like 'Dear Mr Fantasy' (though contains hints of his later 'Bolero' progression)! Also, after the usual 'Strangers in the Night' quote he plays what I think is a Jeff Beck line from 'Shapes Of Things', though it might be something else (Cream?) that I can't quite put my finger on at the moment . The tape continues for quite awhile after the show ends and at one point you hear a guy yell something like "whoa, better put your crash helmets on!" ??????....guess we'll never know..... 

<original setlist>


Circa 1968
Hendrix's Apt in New York
Source: Hendrix's Rig > EAC > SHN



Originally released as an acetate, this is reportedly recorded at Jimi's New York apartment sometime in late 1968.



No Known Setlist Available



This is a great rare find.  You can hear Hendrix flipping the music pages as he practices.  Unfortunately not much is known of this recording.  If you have any more information please email me.  This is a rare recording of great quality, so please treat it as so and DON'T ENCODE IT TO MP3.



Enjoy and keep speading the tunes,



Brian
cole7007@home.com


 
<New Info> From John @ sativa.etree.org  email:jcdauria@biology.lsa.umich.edu



 Jam 1 (Country Blues)
 Jam 2
 Room Full Of Mirrors
 Astro Man; Valley Of Neptune
 Jam 3/Jam 4/Jam 5 (repeat of Jam 1)


 
<More New Info> From Dylan @ "jamz" email: dylan at ibiblio dot org
<Updated January 13 2002>
In an email forwarded to the etree@etree.org mailing list, "Experience Hendrix, L.L.C"
said that this concert was "authorized by the previous administration of the hendrix estate"
and that it has been out of print for more than five years, and that no royalties are
received from the sale of this show (it originally came with a book about hendrix as a bonus).

So this should be O.K. to trade

Here is the correct setlist according to a post to the etrade@etree.org mailing list:

1. 1983....(A Merman I Should Be)        07:45
2. Angel                    03:25
3. Cherokee Jam                    03:12
4. Hear My Train a Comin            01:22
5. Voodoo Chile / Cherokee Mist            10:09
6. Gypsy Eyes                    02:59

Jimi Hendrix and Stephen Stills
05/21/68
Still's Basement

Source: ? -> CD -> EAC -> SHN
Shn'd and Eac'd by: Twice (corey.langlois@verizon.net) 04/20/02
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01. San Fransico Bay Jam #1
02. San Fransico Bay Jam #2
03. San Fransico Bay Jam #3
04. San Fransico Bay Jam #4
05. Mellow Jam #1
06. Old Times, Good Times
07. Cool Jazz Jam
08. Middle East Jazz / Blues Jam
09. Mellow Jam #2



JIMI HENDRIX EXPERIENCE 26.5.1968 Palasport, Piazza Azzarita, Bologna (Italy)
AUDIENCE (Three different sources spliced by M.Motoclassica)

source 1 Mastertape->old dubbing onto another tapedeck with a mic?->first gen tape->CDR
source 2 Mastertape->CDR
source 3 Mastertape->DAT->first gen tape(C60 tdkSA)->CDR

1 intro
2 Fire
3 Hey Joe
4 Stone free
5 Red House
6 Tax Free
7 Purple haze
8 Foxy lady

I can tell you we have the BEST possible quality source here,
since i had directly connection to the guy-s who discoverd the tapes.
(well...that was back in mid 1990!!:-)
The "merge" of the three different sources was made by the great M.Motoclassica
This a bit of time ago.(2000?)....old computer-s time! 233mhz!!

I'm sure someone can do a better job with nowadays software.(do it if you can!)
But the guy did a great effort finding every single different-s in every source-s.
(For instance ,The Foxy lady's solo was only recorded in source 1 and blah blah blah..
the third have better sound but it's incomplete and so on..)
He re-create a rough STEREO version....nice to be listen to!!;-)

Also we had big Tape speed problems too!!!,... floating around....
(in Red House you'll hear quite well..)

The original tapes were recorded: 
Two on a GELOSO Taperecorder and the other (i think) in a k7 Philphs.
GELOSO tape deck (Italian stuff)had a so strange recording head that only another GELOSO
can actually play the tape.......

Talkin about the gig.
He was very late, the supporting bands had to play a whole hour more, waitin the man....
Jimi was found in some fan's house singing the old Fats Waller song "The joint is jumpin!!!.....:-)"
...so he was a bit stoned....

Plus there was a tremendous electrical trouble ,
Marshall amps were blowing up the mainfuses of the place .
( a 3500 sport-seat arena!!!) 
Maybe one of the reason was we had 125 volts back then in Italy!!!
So,Jimi was forced to play with only one amp ,settled at mid power (not ten!!)
without any pedal or other tricks......(maybe only in the last numbers,,,,)

He sometimes apologize with the crowd, FOxy lady was the latest single here
and people keep asking the song....but, you know, it was a hard task to do
with no feedback behind you.......he did it at  the very last moment.
( -i'm gonna do foxy lady, but aint' gonna work!!-)

Due low tickets selling , second show was cancelled and Jimi went to jam in a Club,
where he was (maybe) filmed and recorded....but this is another story!!!

Ok folks, enjoy this recording, and dont sell it to any japanese Boot company!!!
otherwise You will die soon as possible(ASAP)
(but in a nice  way!!)

Ciao

Longjam 

Jimi Hendrix 
10-10-1968 San Francisco, CA
Winterland Arena
SBD>?>Liberated Bootleg CD>EAC>SHN

Disc One : Early Show
Are You Experienced?
Voodoo Child (Slight Return)
Red House
Foxy Lady
Like a Rolling Stone
This is America
Purple Haze

Disc Two : Late Show
Tax Free
Lover Man
Sunshine of Your Love
Killing Floor
Hey Joe
This is America
Purple Haze

This is one of 3 days worth of shows at the Winterland Ballroom. 
Each day had an early and a late show, which was standard for 
Bill Graham n those days.  These shows were compiled in the 
Rykodisc release "Live at Winterland" that release only featured 
portions of each show. These liberated Bootleg releases feature 
all that was recorded. Any flaws are on the source discs and I 
have not cleaned anything up. All in all the sound quality on 
these discs are very good. Enjoy!




THE JIMI HENDRIX EXPERIENCE
The Winterland Reels Vol. 1 (ATM 208-210)

Winterland Arena, San Francisco, October 10, 1968 (complete 1st & 2nd show)
Stereo Soundboard Digitally Restored 
Extraordinary Archives Traded Material series of the highest quality Hendrix recordings available in traders' circuits.
All recordings in the ATM series are taken from the lowest generation masters available, and they have all been digitally restored unless otherwise indicated.
Thanks to Hans-Peter Johnsen

DISC 1: 1ST SHOW (October 10)
1. Intro
2. Are You Experienced
3. Voodoo Child (slight return)
4. Red House
5. Foxy Lady
6. Like A Rolling Stone
7. Star Spangled Banner
8. Purple Haze / Outside Woman Blues 

DISC 2: 2ND SHOW (October 10)
1. Intro
2. Tax Free
3. Lover Man
4. Sunshine Of Your Love
5. Hear My Train A Comin'
6. Killing Floor - with Jack Casady on bass
7. Hey Joe - with Jack Casady on bass
8. Star Spangled Banner
9. Purple Haze

The Jimi Hendrix Experience
San Francisco, CA
Winterland Arena
10-11-1968
SBD>?>Bootleg CD>EAC>SHN

Disc 1 : First Show
Are You Experienced?
Voodoo Child (Slight Return)
Red House
Filler: Chicago, IL Civic Opera House 2/25/68 (Audience)
Sgt. Pepper's
Fire
The Wind Cries Mary
Foxy Lady
I Don't Live Today
Hey Joe
Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window
Manic Depression
Like a Rolling Stone
Purple Haze

Disc 2 : Second Show
Tax Free
Spanish Castle Magic
Like a Rolling Stone
Lover Man
Hey Joe
Fire
Foxy Lady
Purple Haze

This is night 2 of the 3 night Winterland run.  
There is some slight hiss on a few tracks. This is from the master source.
This is exactly how I got these, warts and all. Actually it sounds pretty darn good.
This recording has been liberated! Please keep spreading the music.

seeded 5/9/2001 by the Cumberland County Day Job SHN Co-Op

THE JIMI HENDRIX EXPERIENCE
The Winterland Reels Vol. 1 (ATM 208-210)

Winterland Arena, San Francisco, October 11, 1968 (complete 1st show)
Stereo Soundboard Digitally Restored (except tracks 5-7, 1st gen audience recording)
Extraordinary Archives Traded Material series of the highest quality Hendrix recordings available in traders' circuits.
All recordings in the ATM series are taken from the lowest generation masters available, and they have all been digitally restored unless otherwise indicated.
Thanks to Hans-Peter Johnsen


DISC 3: 1ST SHOW (October 11)
1. Intro
2. Are You Experienced - with Virgil Gonsales on flute
3. Voodoo Child (slight return)
4. Red House
5. Foxy Lady
6. Star Spangled Banner
7. Purple Haze



THE JIMI HENDRIX EXPERIENCE
The Winterland Reels Vol. 2 (ATM 211-213)

Winterland Arena, San Francisco, October 11, 1968 (complete 2nd show)
Stereo Soundboard Digitally Restored 
Extraordinary Archives Traded Material series of the highest quality Hendrix recordings available in traders' circuits.
All recordings in the ATM series are taken from the lowest generation masters available, and they have all been digitally restored unless otherwise indicated.
Thanks to Hans-Peter Johnsen

DISC 1: 2ND SHOW (October 11)
1. Intro
2. Tax Free
3. Spanish Castle Magic
4. Like A Rolling Stone
5. Lover Man
6. Hey Joe
7. Fire
8. Foxy Lady
9. Purple Haze
Tracks 4-8: with Herbie Rich on organ

The Jimi Hendrix Experience
San Francisco, CA
Winterland Arena
10/12/68
SBD>?>Bootleg CD>EAC>SHN

Disc One : Early Show
Fire
Lover Man
Like a Rolling Stone
Foxy Lady
Tax Free
Hey Joe
Purple Haze
Wild Thing

Disc Two : Late Show
Foxy Lady
Manic Depression
Sunshine of Your Love
Little Wing
Spanish Castle Magic
Red House
Voodoo Child (Slight Return)
This is America
Purple Haze

This is night 3 of the 3 night Winterland run.
There is some slight hiss on a few tracks. This is from the master source.
This is exactly how I got these, warts and all. Actually it sounds pretty darn good.
This recording has been liberated! Please keep spreading the music.

Seeded 5/10/2001 by the Cumberland County Day Job SHN Co-Op



SHNID	Date	Venue	City	State
21304	1968-01-29	L'Olympia (late show)	Paris	France
S: Liberated bootleg: Black Devil (Great Dane - GDR CD 9104) T: CD>EAC>SHN (w/ MKW v0.97b1 - .SKT appended) (EAC>SHN: db.etree.org\twatts)
21305	1968-01-29	L'Olympia (late show)	Paris	France
Out-of-print box set: Jimi Hendrix Stages. Reprise Records 9-26732-2 (1991)>EAC>SHN (w/ SKT appended)
108904	1968-01-29	L'Olympia (late show)	Paris	France
Unknown but differs from previous filesets and consequently, checksums.
108897	1968-03-17	Cafe A Go-Go	New York	NY
SBD TITLE: 'Blues At Midnight' LABEL: Midnight Beat 1995 (MB CD 037) LINEAGE: Original Silvers > EAC (secure, offset corrected, test and copy) > WAV > FLAC
112320	1968-03-17	Cafe A Go-Go	New York	NY
No Source information given Evidently derived from the "Blues at Midnight" bootleg
108899	1968-03-19	Capitol Theatre (late show)	Ottawa	ON
soundboard recording; 60 minutes, excellent quality (1-9) There are ten tracks to this CD, the extra one being an intro period before Spanish Castle Magic. This show is widely available on bootleg, but this is sourced from a superior trader's CD, made from the master tape at the correct speed and including the in-between-song chatter which most bootleg releases omit.
21306	1968-03-26	Cleveland Public Music Hall	Cleveland	OH
S: Unknown AUD T: Unknown SHN Chris Dixon's 30th Anniversary Series ? C S Dixon
21382	1968-04-12	Jimi's room - Drake Hotel	New York	NY
Hendrix's Rig > EAC > SHN
21303	1968-05-21	Stephen Stills' Basement	Unknown	Unknown
Jimi Hendrix and Stephen Stills: ? -> CD -> EAC -> SHN
87483	1968-05-26	Palasport	Bologna	Italy
AUDIENCE (Three different sources spliced by M.Motoclassica) source 1 Mastertape->old dubbing onto another tapedeck with a mic?->first gen tape->CDR source 2 Mastertape->CDR source 3 Mastertape->DAT->first gen tape(C60 tdkSA)->CDR The original tapes were recorded: Two on a GELOSO Taperecorder and the other (i think) in a k7 Philphs. GELOSO tape deck (Italian stuff)had a so strange recording head that only another GELOSO can actually play the tape.......
77919	1968-10-10	Winterland Ballroom	San Francisco	CA
This is day one of 3 days worth of shows at the Winterland Ballroom; SBD>?>Liberated Bootleg CD>EAC>SHN
101099	1968-10-10	Winterland Ballroom	San Francisco	CA
The Winterland Reels Vol. 1 This fileset is flac while shnid 77919 is shn.
84629	1968-10-11	Winterland Arena (Early and Late Show)	San Francisco	CA
SBD>?>Bootleg CD>EAC>SHN
83940	1968-10-11	Winterland Arena (Early and Late Show)	San Francisco	CA
SBD>?>Bootleg CD>EAC>SHN
101100	1968-10-11	Winterland Arena (Early and Late Show)	San Francisco	CA
Stereo Soundboard Digitally Restored (except tracks 5-7, 1st gen audience recording) Extraordinary Archives Traded Material series of the highest quality Hendrix recordings available in traders' circuits. All recordings in the ATM series are taken from the lowest generation masters available, and they have all been digitally restored unless otherwise indicated.
21257	1968-10-12	Winterland Arena (Early and Late Show)	San Francisco	CA
This is night 3 of the 3 night Winterland run. There is some slight hiss on a few tracks. This is from the master source. This is exactly how I got these, warts and all. Actually it sounds pretty darn good

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