Jimi Hendrix - October 27, 1968 (SBD - with Robert Wyatt, Andy Summers, & Zoot Money - "REPOST" - 18 Minutes Long) TTG Studios; Hollywood, California, U.S.A.

REPOST from 2006 (not a RESEED), as this has another DAE (Digital Audio Extraction) in it.
Thanks to whoever who originally offered this. These are not those original files, but if anyone has those & wants to offer them, then I'll pull this offer.
I do not know if this version has been reoffered since the original 2006 offer that I downloaded, but I haven't seen it.
I'm always looking for uncirculated, alternate versions, upgrades, etc., of anything Jimi.
If you have any of those & can not share, please get them to someone who can do so - THX!!!
Length = 4 tracks = 18:00 minutes
Samples: none.
Enjoy!!!

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FROM THE ORIGINAL TEXT FILE MOSTLY:


Jimi Hendrix - OCTOBER 27, 1968
TTG Studios Hollywood, CA

Jimi Hendrix (guitar)
Andy Summers (bass)
Robert Wyatt (drums)
Zoot Money (piano)

The Soft Machine finished their American tour on Sept. 14, 1968.
Robert then spent the next 7 weeks in California.
In October he was invited to TTG Studios in Hollywood where Jimi Hendrix was recording.
ROBERT DOES NOT SING HERE
SBD> ??> flac (> 2006 download & audio burn to CDR (Nero)> 2011 DAE using EAC (wav)> (flac) Trader's Little Helper level 6 (align on sector boundaries))


Here is what you'll get here.
1. Jam #1
2. Jam #2
3. Jam #3
4. Everything's Gonna Be Alright

Robert and Jimi also recorded a remake of the Wilde Flowers song Slow Walkin' Talk.
That has been officially released on the Wyatt
disc "Flotsam and Jetsam" so is not here included.
Robert also appeared, uncredited, as a back up
singer on the Eire Apparent song "The Clown"
which, being officially released is also not included.

This originally came from a Pink Robert torrent of the complete TTG session (1.6 gigs - 4 CDs).
Thought I'd share this little Wyatt bit for those who aren't particularly interested in the other stuff (Eire Apparent, Jack Bruce, The Experience with Lee Michaels, The Experience with Lowell George and Lee Michaels).
If all that does interest you check out www.pinkrobert.net.
I've included the original CD artwork so you can get more details on the entire release.
All relevant informations on ATM series and Hendrix bootlegs, including detailed tracklists, on Hans-Peter Johnsen's In From The Storm site: http://home.online.no/~hpjohnse/hendrix.html


HERE ARE SOME POSTED COMMENTS FROM THAT 2006 OFFER (names removed to protect the innocent):
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???????? at 2006-11-23 04:06:06 GMT
according to plug your ears a hendrix data base of his known recordings, the date to this recording is believed to be 10-27-68...
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wrote something like this:
andy and zoot were in the animals at that time....appearing on the 'love is' double album and one other before eric disbanded them to become a solo.
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ebubier at 2006-11-18 20:16:47 GMT
Andy also toured with the Soft Machine during the summer 1968 US tour.
The officially released Col Bollroom show doesn't have Andy on it. At least I don't hear any guitar.
That date was Aug 11.The NY date Andy mentions below was Aug 23.

Andy says, "There was a problem betwen Kevin Ayers and myself. Kevin really wanted the band to be a three piece. He didn't like having a guitar or he didn't like me or whatever it was. So when we finally got to New Yrok City he got me out of the band. It was an interesting tour, we were basically being booed off everywhere we went because it was too freaky."

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2013 REPOST torrent prepared by Jeffrey James (roryglzep@aol.com)
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