Jimi Hendrix -Nine to the Universe- Reprise vinyl rip CD

1969.00.00 Jimi Hendrix "Nine to the Universe" Reprise (HS 2299) Studio Compilation Vinyl > PC > SHN 001 Nine to the Universe [08:46] 002 Jimi/Jimmy Jam [07:58] 003 Young/Hendrix Jam [10:22] 004 Easy Blues [04:17] 005 Drone Blues [06:16] 199 MB Nine to the Universe 1969.05.29 Record Plant, NY Jimi Hendrix - Guitar Billy Cox - Bass Buddy Miles - Drums Jimi/Jimmy Jam 1969.03.25 Record Plant, NY Jimi Hendrix - Guitar Jim McCartney - Guitar Roland Robinson - Bass Mitch Mitchell - Drums Young/Hendrix 1969.05.14 Record Plant, NY Jimi Hendrix - Guitar Larry Young - Organ Billy Cox - Bass Mitch Mitchell - Drums Easy Blues 1969.06.25 Hit Factory, NY Jimi Hendrix - Guitar Larry Lee - Guitar Billy Cox - Bass Mitch Mitchell - Drums Drone Blues 1969.04.24 Record Plant, NY Jimi Hendrix - Guitar Billy Cox - Bass Mitch Mitchell - Drums from http://www.musthear.com/reviews/ninetotheuniverse.html: The album that demonstrates beyond a shadow of a doubt why Jimi Hendrix still reigns supreme as the God of Guitar. Jimi takes no vocals on any of the six tracks, preferring instead to let his guitar cry and sing. This is a brilliant example of Jimi's fluid improvisational genius. He playing is ratcheted up another notch in the fertile jam-session setting of these astounding recordings, which showcase his creative energy and virtuosity. We are able to hear Hendrix thinking aloud, and he consistently astounds the listener with the force of his ideas. He pairs up on one track with legendary jazz organist Larry Young (who played with Miles Davis on Bitches Brew), creating a jazz-rock masterpiece that outshines in intensity anything recorded by latter day guitar heroes. The electrifying interplay that he and Young achieve leaves one wondering what kind of music Jimi could have made with Miles Davis, had he not died just one week before they were scheduled to record together in a London studio. This session hints strongly at one of the many possible directions Jimi's music was headed prior to his tragic death in September 1970. ffp: jimi1969-00-00t01.flac:ca3b615302773996c94b5accb9be0eba jimi1969-00-00t02.flac:cd127f6f7c3eb78ad5a5745abe681f76 jimi1969-00-00t03.flac:d25c583070c5c66b48633ae3a97db1cc jimi1969-00-00t04.flac:152bae54eb8e4444d3a1dea892802454 jimi1969-00-00t05.flac:d01dcb8866cced6ccc52c3bf82ab4a9b length expanded size cdr WAVE probs filename 8:48.30 93209804 --- -- -xx jimi1969-00-00t01.flac 10:38.32 112618508 --- -- -xx jimi1969-00-00t02.flac 8:07.21 85956236 --- -- -xx jimi1969-00-00t03.flac 4:27.06 47112956 --- -- -xx jimi1969-00-00t04.flac 6:20.02 67036748 --- -- -xx jimi1969-00-00t05.flac 38:21.16 405934252 B (totals for 5 files, 0.5165 overall compression ratio)

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maximanito (2009-08-05)

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