Dreams of a Tortured Stratocaster

The dream has kind of stuck with me while I’ve gone through my usual Sunday morning routine, so I thought it might be kind of cool to post up some Hendrix today. I was going to just pick a couple of live songs from a commercial release, but then I thought I’d dig around a little and see if I could come up with something a little more interesting.
What I found is a boot titled, variously, Jimi Hendrix Demos 1967, or Jimi Hendrix Demos 1968. I guess it depends on what source you use, but I think it’s also better known as Out of the Studio: Demos from 1967. I’ll assume it dates from 1967, since most of the tracks ended up on the Experience’s debut album, Are You Experienced

Purple Haze (2:39) Incredible psychedelic version with Hendrix's overdubbed voice.
Red House (10:45) Various takes.
La poupée qui fait non (3:35) An unheard version of the Michel Polnareff song.
I Don't Live Today (16:10) Four different takes (vocal and instrumental) where Hendrix really showed what he was capable of at that time.
Fire (2:35) Unreleased version.
The Wind Cries Mary (3:30) Unreleased version.
(Note: I don’t know whether or not the tracks marked as “unreleased” or “unheard” really are; that’s just what the notes in the file said.)
Purple Haze.mp3
Red House.mp3
Ma Pouppee Qui Fait Non.mp3
I Don’t Live Today.mp3
Fire.mp3
The Wind Cries Mary.mp3
On a related note, if Martin Scorsese wants to make a Hendrix concert film, I’m available to assist. Call me.
Labels: classic rock, demos, guitar heroes
2 Comments:
ahh,i just saw ur entry by changce and find im interested in it.thats happend to me either,hehe,i mean the dream.somehow,i often dream about some bands i like most.like Simple Plan and The Daysleepers.i put their songs into my mpsplayer list during the daytime.but maybe it can tell me something i havent awared yet.dream,is a mysterious thing.haha,sometime i told myself maybe i should read more Sigmund Freuds book.thats good for me and for my odd dreams.haha.
thanks, Lois! I don't know what Freud would say about my dream of an iMax movie. I usually don't have dreams like this, that's why I thought it interesting enough to write about.
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