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Me While I Kiss The Sky II
According to the Jimi Hendrix website, "immediately afterwards, Noel Redding elected to leave the group and returned to London. Redding cited Hendrix's stated desire to expand the group without consulting him as one of the factors influencing his decision."
A month later, Hendrix would appear at Woodstock with his large Gypsy Sun and Rainbows band with Billy Cox replacing Redding on bass. Who knows what might have been had Redding not thrown a rock star tantrum.
By this time, The Experience were a major attraction and in the same constellation as the other artists at the Denver Festival including Johnny Winter, Joe Cocker, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Poco, Frank Zappa & The Mothers Of Invention, Iron Butterfly, Tim Buckley, and Big Mama Thornton.
This audience recording is taken from a first generation copy of the master tape and has been speed-corrected by the ATM collective.
The Hendrix Estate has just reissued the Monterey Concert which is a fantastic show as Hendrix became an overnight sensation in the US because of his defiant performance here. But we wished the Estate could have offered something that fans cannot easily find. The Monterey Concert is fairly easy to locate. Click on the link to order Jimi Hendrix
album.
Jimi
Hendrix Experience
Denver Pop Festival 1969 [ATM 207]
Live at Mile High Stadium, Colorado, June 29, 1969
This was the last
concert by The Jimi Hendrix Experience and it was marred by a riot just
after the performance as fans rushed the stage and the band was whisked
away to a waiting van to be taken to safety. Police fired tear gas to
disperse the crowd.Denver Pop Festival 1969 [ATM 207]
Live at Mile High Stadium, Colorado, June 29, 1969
According to the Jimi Hendrix website, "immediately afterwards, Noel Redding elected to leave the group and returned to London. Redding cited Hendrix's stated desire to expand the group without consulting him as one of the factors influencing his decision."
A month later, Hendrix would appear at Woodstock with his large Gypsy Sun and Rainbows band with Billy Cox replacing Redding on bass. Who knows what might have been had Redding not thrown a rock star tantrum.
By this time, The Experience were a major attraction and in the same constellation as the other artists at the Denver Festival including Johnny Winter, Joe Cocker, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Poco, Frank Zappa & The Mothers Of Invention, Iron Butterfly, Tim Buckley, and Big Mama Thornton.
This audience recording is taken from a first generation copy of the master tape and has been speed-corrected by the ATM collective.
Click
on the highlighted tracks to download the MP3s (these are high quality,
stereo MP3s - sample rate of 192 kibit/s). As far as we can ascertain,
this recording has never been officially released.
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| Track 01 | tuning up (3.8MB) |
| Track 02 | Tax Free (17.6MB) |
| Track 03 | Hear My Train A Comin' (15.7MB) |
| Track 04 | Fire (6.0MB) |
| Track 05 | Spanish Castle Magic (16.5MB) |
| Track 06 | Red House (13.7MB) |
| Track 07 | Foxey Lady (7.5MB) |
| Track 08 | Star Spangled Banner (4.0MB) |
| Track 09 | Purple Haze [audio as good as it gets] (1.7MB) |
The Hendrix Estate has just reissued the Monterey Concert which is a fantastic show as Hendrix became an overnight sensation in the US because of his defiant performance here. But we wished the Estate could have offered something that fans cannot easily find. The Monterey Concert is fairly easy to locate. Click on the link to order Jimi Hendrix
album. 
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