RARE ●WITHDRAWN● PROMO ● JIMI HENDRIX EXPERIENCE + OTIS REDDING MONTEREY PSYCH

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•   The JIMI HENDRIX EXPERIENCE          and OTIS REDDING
•               Live At The Monterrey Pop Festival 1967
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    USA - ((WHITE LABEL PROMO)) - REPRISE -2029
•  Elaborate rarity! 
• WHITE LABEL ADVANCE RELEASE PROMOTIONAL ! 
  
  Long gone Limited and SUPERIOR COVER ART ! 
  
  The HIGHLY collectible and WITHDRAWN "Monterey"  poster designed cover was quickly recalled due to lawsuit threats by the promoters of the pop festival for using the artwork without consent.
• The legendary Monterey Pop Festival features one side of amazing Jimi Hendrix Experience exploding onto the American rock scene and Otis redding captivating the festival crowd with the performance of his lifetime...
• Otis Redding is to singing what Jimi Hendrix is to guitar. 
• Without realizing it, Redding and Hendrix were black America’s greatest weapons in the culture wars of the 1960s. At the Monterey Pop Festival, they set the stage on fire, forever changing the nation’s music scene by infusing it with a powerful dose of pure soul. Their performances pulled out all the stops, blowing the minds of an LSD-laden audience fortunate enough to experience the decade’s musical peak. Countless “what if” questions continue to haunt us as we ponder the musical directions they might have taken had they not died young. Vastly influential, no two artists could be better suited to sharing space on an album together. Hardly anyone in the States had ever heard of Jimi Hendrix before he played at Monterey. When he triumphantly made his grand exit from the stage, he left behind far more than the smashed bits of his smoldering guitar. He violently carved an immortal legend of himself across the face of Rock. The vision of Jimi that still remains is one of an eternally young god, kneeling before the inferno of his sacrificial guitar, beckoning the flames higher with his magic fingers. From that moment on, music irrevocably moved forward, pushing electric guitar into the fore, transforming it into a raw instrument of unlimited power. Guitarist Pete Townsend of the Who perfectly described what it felt like performing after Hendrix at Monterey, “We came on after him, and all I could do was just stand there and strum.” When Otis Redding blasted into his set, the entire audience spontaneously rose to its feet. This was the only time at Monterey that 50,000 souls got up en masse and danced. Nobody even thought of sitting down until the man was done. Deeply moved, Otis gushed, “This is the love crowd! We all love each other, don’t we!” Then his gritty, hoarse, soul penetrating voice began singing “I’ve Been Loving You Too Long.” Repeatedly stopping the song at the bridge, he coyly asked the crowd, “Can we do it just one more time again?” This musical coitus interruptus drove the love crowd into a joyous orgy of shouts and applause. This 26-year old showman had broken the sound barrier. He owned the stage. Masses of long-haired hippie freaks were drenched in deep Southern soul. In the performance of his lifetime.
• Side A

• Jimi Hendrix - Guitar and vocals 
• Noel Redding - Bass 
• Mitch Mitchell - Drums 
• Brian Jones - Introduction 

• 1. Like A Rolling Stone 
  2. Rock Me Baby 
  3. Can You See Me 
  4. Wild Thing 
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  Side B
  • Otis Redding - Vocals 
  • Booker T. - Organ 
  • Steve Cropper - Guitar 
  • Duck Dunn - Bass 
  • Al Jackson - Drums 
    
  
  1. Shake 
  2. Respect 
  3. I’ve Been Loving You Too Long 
  4. Satisfaction (I Can’t Get No) 
  5. Try A Little Tenderness
     
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    CONDITION: The cover: rated: stunning near M- plenty hard to find this withdrawn cover clean & solid all over with no wear on dark part of front like always IF one can find at all...has bends, no writing, no seam splits and no delete marks... top copy as you'll ever hope to find!
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  The vinyl: Rated:   quite simply, clear M- all shiny both sides...plays fabulously vibrant...underestimated album.... clean (WHITE LABEL PROMO) Reprise labels
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