1990
Label: Reprise Records - 6307-2 • Format: CD Album, Reissue, Remastered • Country: US • Genre: Rock • Style: Psychedelic Rock

While nothing quite that extreme happened on the way to Electric Ladylanda lot of egos, sleep patterns, friendships, and spools of tape had to be abused along the way. Was it worth it? Absolutely it was. More than any time before or even the short period he was still on this planet afterward, Hendrix crossbred his myriad of musical influences into a hybrid strain that intoxicated the world.

Within months, dozens of other bands would Voodoo Chile - The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Electric Ladyland (CD their own experiences and interests into the same pipe, going even farther out and getting even heavier as they did. And just think of all the shredders who went on to start jam bands and glam metal groups, as well as the hundreds of electric blues players, studying and transcribing each solo, looking for the key that would unlock this new language.

Hendrix was still beholden to those influences, however. He flickers and sparks for the better part of the song until the final few minutes, when oxygen bursts into the room and the whole Voodoo Chile - The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Electric Ladyland (CD is ablaze. Hendrix urges his bandmates, particularly drummer Mitch Mitchell, to greater heights with shouts and yelps, as his own nimble guitar runs go stratospheric.

His first two albums with The Experience carried a surplus of catchy three-minute tunes that sounded great on one side of a Voodoo Chile - The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Electric Ladyland (CD he peppered the set lists at his concerts with popular tunes of the day, like the title track to Sgt. For as much control as Hendrix had over the music cut into the four sides of vinyl in its original release, Album), his record companies were less Voodoo Chile - The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Electric Ladyland (CD enthused about his proposed artwork: a photo taken by Linda Eastman soon to be Mrs.

It was a one-take job, with him singing and playing at the same time. He just had such mastery of the instrument and he knew what he was and knew his abilities". He'd reason that if he had his songs together, if he really wanted to pull out what he heard in his head, he needed the right people Music writer John Perry claims there were at least six takes recorded, but several were incomplete.

McDermott describes Winwood's mid-song organ part as "a Voodoo Chile - The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Electric Ladyland (CD English, hornpipe-like dance that was very Traffic-like".

Hendrix wanted to create the atmosphere of an informal club jam, but the recording did not capture sufficient background noise. Hendrix and Eddie Kramer later mixed the track, adding tape delay and other treatments. Although many live recordings of "Voodoo Child Slight Return " have been issued, only the three takes of the original studio jam, "Voodoo Chile", are known to exist.

A composite of the first two takes is included on the Blues album. The day after recording "Voodoo Chile", Hendrix with Mitchell and Noel Redding returned to the studio for the filming of a short documentary. Rather than repeat what had been recorded the day before, they improvised on "Voodoo Chile", using some of the imagery and guitar lines. As Redding recalled: "We learned that song in the studio They had the cameras rolling on us as we played it".

Both songs were released on the Electric Ladyland album. Jimi Hendrix occasionally used different names and spellings for some of his songs. In his handwritten lyrics, he used "Voodoo Chile" for the longer song, while he used both "Voodoo Chile Slight Return " and "Voodoo Child Slight Return " for the following one recorded with the Experience. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. The Words and Music of Jimi Hendrix.

Retrieved 22 June Retrieved May 14, Blues Revue. Retrieved March 9, Jimi Hendrix Experience. New York City: Reprise Records. Inside cover.

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