JIMI HENDRIX. "JIMI HENDRIX EXPERIENCE-RADIO ONE" CASTLE UK 1989 DBL G/F.EX
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Jimi Hendrix Experience, The ?– Radio One
Label: Castle Communications ?– CCSLP 212 Series: The Collector Series – CCSLP 212 Format: 2 × Vinyl, LP, CompilationCountry: UK Released: 1989 Genre: Rock, Blues Style: Electric Blues, Rock & Roll
TracklistHide Credits
A1 Stone Free Engineer – Peter HarwoodProducer – Bill BebbWritten-By – J. Hendrix* 3:23 A2 Radio One Theme Engineer – Pete RitzemaProducer – Bev Phillips*Written-By – J. Hendrix* 1:27 A3 Day Tripper Backing Vocals – Jimi HendrixEngineer – Pete RitzemaProducer – Bev Phillips*Vocals – Noel ReddingWritten-By – Lennon/McCartney* 3:18 A4 Killing Floor Engineer – Peter Harwood, Tony WilsonProducer – Bill BebbWritten-By – Howlin' Wolf 2:27 A5 Love Or Confusion Engineer – Peter HarwoodProducer – Bill BebbWritten-By – J. Hendrix* 2:52 B1 Catfish Blues Engineer – Pete RitzemaProducer – Bev Phillips*Written-By – Muddy Waters 5:28 B2 Drivin' South Engineer – Pete RitzemaProducer – Bev Phillips*Written-By – Curtis Knight 4:49 B3 Wait Until Tomorrow Engineer – Pete RitzemaProducer – Bev Phillips*Written-By – J. Hendrix* 2:55 B4 Hear My Train A Comin' Engineer – Pete RitzemaProducer – Bev Phillips*Written-By – J. Hendrix* 4:52 C1 Hound Dog Engineer – Pete RitzemaProducer – Bev Phillips*Written-By – Leiber & Stoller 2:44 C2 Fire Engineer – Peter Harwood, Tony WilsonProducer – Bill BebbWritten-By – J. Hendrix* 2:39 C3 Hoochie Koochie Man Engineer – Joe Young (2)Producer – Jeff GriffinWritten-By – Willie Dixon 5:30 C4 Purple Haze Engineer – Peter Harwood, Tony WilsonProducer – Bill BebbWritten-By – J. Hendrix* 3:02 D1 Spanish Castle Magic Engineer – Pete RitzemaProducer – Bev Phillips*Written-By – J. Hendrix* 3:06 D2 Hey Joe Engineer – Peter HarwoodProducer – Bill BebbWritten-By – Billy Roberts 4:01 D3 Foxy Lady Engineer – Peter HarwoodProducer – Bill BebbWritten-By – J. Hendrix* 2:57 D4 Burning Of The Midnight Lamp Engineer – Pete RitzemaProducer – Bev Phillips*Written-By – J. Hendrix* 3:42Credits
- Artwork [Hand Tinting] – Kathleen Hession Studio
- Backing Vocals – Noel Redding
- Bass – Noel Redding
- Design [At Art Hotel] – William Kent
- Drums – Mitch Mitchell
- Executive-Producer – Chip Branton
- Guitar – Jimi Hendrix
- Liner Notes – Leland Stein
- Mastered By – Joe Gastwirt
- Other [Supervisor For Are You Experienced? Ltd.] – Alan Douglas
- Other [Thanks For Making It Happen] – Simon Tapp
- Photography By – Mike Polillo
- Technician [Audio] – Mark Linett
- Vocals – Jimi Hendrix
Notes
Gatefold sleeve.<small>
Licensed from: Are You Experienced Ltd
in conjunctionwith Alan Douglas & BBC Enterprises Ltd
(p) BBC (c) 1989 Castle Communications plc.
Made in ENGLAND.
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Additional credits taken from elsewhere:
Source <b>In Session Tonight - The Complete Radio 1 Recordings</b> by <b>Ken Garner</b>
Producers, Engineers, Backing Vocals & Lead Vocals track 3, as well as:
Track A1, A5, D2, D3
First Broadcast: 18th February 1967
Recorded: 13th February 1967
Program: BBC Light Program - Saturday Club
Studio: Studio 2, Sub-basement, Broadcasting House
Tracks: A4, C2, C4
First Broadcast: 1st April 1967
Recorded: 28th March 1967
Program: BBC Light Program - Saturday Club
Studio: Studio 2, Sub-basement, Broadcasting House
Tracks: B1, C1, D4
Track: B2 (this was the second take of Driving South and was not actually broadcast)
First Broadcast: 15th October 1967
Recorded: 6th October 1967
Program: BBC Radio One - Top Gear
Studio: Playhouse Theatre, Northumberland Avenue
Tracks: C3
First Broadcast: 13th November 1967
Recorded: 17th October 1967
Program: BBC World Service - R&B
Studio: Aeolian Hall, Studio 2
Tracks: A2, A3, B4, B3, D1
First Broadcast: 24th December 1967
Recorded: 15th December 1967
Program: BBC Radio One - Top Gear
Studio: Playhouse Theatre, Northumberland Avenue
In fact 3 sessions are not from Radio One (Source: Harry Shapiro - Electric Gypsy)
Catfish Blues was entitled Experiencing The Blues for the session
Hear My Train A Comin was entitled Getting My Heart Back Together Again for the session
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Review by Richie Unterberger
Seventeen songs from 1967 BBC broadcasts, when the Jimi Hendrix Experience had yet to burn out from the wheel of constant touring, management hassles, and internal strife. They're in good, enthusiastic form as they run through early gems like "Hey Joe," "Foxy Lady," "Fire," and "Stone Free," the lack of studio polish giving these versions a loose feel. The Experience studio albums are still considerably superior to this set, but it's certainly worth acquiring by any serious Hendrix fan, not least because it has several covers that didn't make it on to the three proper Experience LPs. Several of these ("Hoochie Koochie Man," "Killing Floor," "Catfish Blues") reveal his sometimes overlooked affinity for Chicago-style electric blues; there are also a couple of surprises ("Hound Dog" and "Day Tripper"). With good sound, it's a solid addition to the Hendrix library, demonstrating his versatility in various rock, soul, and blues styles.
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