The Jimi Hendrix Experience
The Chicago Shows 1968 (ATM 121-122)
artwork included
The Chicago Shows 1968 (ATM 121-122)
artwork included
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mp3 @ 320 [297 mb]
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mp3 @ 320 [297 mb]
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CD1
__Civic Opera House, 1968-02-25 (2nd Show)__
01 Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
02 Fire
03 The Wind Cries Mary
04 Foxy Lady
05 I Don't Live Today
06 Hey Joe
07 Can You Please Come Crawl Out Your Window
08 Manic Depression
09 Like A Rolling Stone
10 Purple Haze
__Auditorium Theatre, 1968-08-10 (2nd Show)__
11 Are You Experienced
12 I Don't Live Today
13 Fire
14 Red House
15 Foxy Lady
16 Purple Haze
17 Wild Thing
__Civic Opera House, 1968-02-25 (2nd Show)__
01 Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
02 Fire
03 The Wind Cries Mary
04 Foxy Lady
05 I Don't Live Today
06 Hey Joe
07 Can You Please Come Crawl Out Your Window
08 Manic Depression
09 Like A Rolling Stone
10 Purple Haze
__Auditorium Theatre, 1968-08-10 (2nd Show)__
11 Are You Experienced
12 I Don't Live Today
13 Fire
14 Red House
15 Foxy Lady
16 Purple Haze
17 Wild Thing
CD2
__The Coliseum, 1968-12-01__
18 Killing Floor
19 I Don't Live Today
20 Spanish Castle Magic
21 Foxy Lady
22 Red House
23 Sunshine Of Your Love
24 Voodoo Child (Slight Return)
15 Fire
26 Purple Haze
__The Coliseum, 1968-12-01__
18 Killing Floor
19 I Don't Live Today
20 Spanish Castle Magic
21 Foxy Lady
22 Red House
23 Sunshine Of Your Love
24 Voodoo Child (Slight Return)
15 Fire
26 Purple Haze
tt: 2:09:09
notes:
- Upgrade of the Chicago-portion of ATM 011-016 Three Nights of Winter (Alternate version).
- All recordings in the ATM series are taken from the lowest generation masters available, and they have all been digitally restored unless otherwise indicated.
- Upgrade of the Chicago-portion of ATM 011-016 Three Nights of Winter (Alternate version).
- All recordings in the ATM series are taken from the lowest generation masters available, and they have all been digitally restored unless otherwise indicated.


Trying to imagine Jimi Hendrix. At the Civic Opera House. In 1968.
ReplyDeleteCan't imagine the era's bluebloods ever signing off on that. Wow.