JIMI HENDRIX "MCA/EXPERIENCE HENDRIX" 1997 33 PAGE PRESS KIT+FOUR 8"x10" PUB.PIX

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BEING THE MUSIC AND PROMOTION DIRECTOR FOR A NATIONAL RADIO NETWORK GOT ME ON MANY RECORD LABEL PRESS LISTS. I HAVE DECIDED TO CLEAR OUT SOME SPACE IN MY STORAGE UNIT, THIS PRESS KIT IS FROM MY TIME AT THE RADIO NETWORK.IT WILL MAIL OUT INSIDE A PROTECTIVE PLASTIC OUTER SLEEVE WITH CARDBOARD BACKING.THE PICTURES ARE OF THE ACTUAL ITEM I AM SELLING, SORRY IF ANY OF THE PHOTO'S ARE BLURRY, OR A LIGHT GLARE, DUE TO THE LIGHTING IN MY APT. FEEL FREE TO ASK QUESTIONS. I HAVE A FEW FOR SALE. AND I DO COMBINE SHIPPING. THANKS FOR LOOKING!SO I'VE BEEN HOLDING ON TO A FEW COOL PRESS KITS FOR THE LAST 15 OR SO YEARS AND THIS ONE OF THEM.ALL PRESS KITS WILL MAIL OUT WITH STURDY CARD BOARD BACKING INSIDE A PROTECTIVE PLASTIC SLEEVE.THIS IS A RARE MCA/EXPERIENCE HENDRIX JIMI HENDRIX PRESS KIT I HAVE BEEN HOLDING ONTO SINCE 1997 WHEN I FIRST RECEIVED IT, AM GETTING RID OF A FEW THINGS AND RELUCTANTLY THIS IS ONE OF THEM, THIS WAS SENT TO ROCK RADIO & MEDIA TO TOUT THE THEN NEW WORKING ARRANGMENT BETWEEN THE HENDRIX TRUST AND MCA RECORDS. WITH A FEW NEW TITLES ON THE HORIZON. THIS COMES IN A COOL EXPERIENCE HENDRIX FOLDER WITH A LOGO/IMAGE OF JIMI ON THE FRONT, THERE ARE FOUR 8"x 10" B& W GLOSSY PUBLICITY PHOTOS. INCLUDING ONE THAT HAS THE CAPITOL RECORDS LOGO FROM THE BAND OF GYPSIES RELEASE,AND ANOTHER WITH A PHOTO OF A YOUNG JIMI WITH HIS DAD, AND ONE AS A YOUNG MAN WITH HIS ADOPTED SISTER JANIE, WHO NOW CONTROLS THE HENDRIX ESTATE. THERE IS A WONDERFUL 20 PAGE REPRINTED COVER STORY THAT APPEARED IN THE JUNE 20, 1997 ISSUE OF GOLDMINE MAGAZINE, THE RECORD COLLECTORS MAGAZINE, THEN THERE IS 13 PAGES OF PRESS RELEASE/NOTES WHICH INCLUDES BACKGROUND ON THE EXPERIENCE HENDRIX LICENSING AGREEMENT, AS WELL AS THE THEN UPCOMING RLEASES, PUS A GREAT , BUT SHORT BIO ON JIMI AS WELL AS A "FACT SHEET", ALL IN ALL AN EXCELLENT RARE JIMI HENDRIX COLLECTABLE. HERE'S A BIT MORE INFO. THANKS FOR LOOKING!MCA/EXPERIENCE HENDRIX REISSUES 4 TITLESHendrix fans have a lot to be excited about these days. Experience Hendrix (the family-owned company run by Jimi's dad, Al, and half-sister Janie Hendrix-Wright) recently signed a deal with MCA to reissue Jimi's music on the new Experience Hendrix label. Collectors will be thrilled to hear that MCA has revived its audiophile 'Heavy Vinyl' series for the Hendrix titles. All four albums are available in limited edition, 180-gram virgin vinyl pressings. While this is the fourth time Hendrix's music has been reissued on CD (twice on Reprise, and now twice on MCA), this time it's being done right.Surprising as it may seem, this is the first time that they used the actual master tapes in the production process. All the previous CDs, and all but the original vinyl pressings in the 60's, were mastered from EQ'd production copies. Jimi's original engineer and co-producer, Eddie Kramer, worked with George Marino (noted engineer at Sterling Sound) and EH/MCA to ensure that the quality and integrity of the music remain intact. "We went back to the original masters and started from scratch, and the difference is quite stunning," said Kramer. "It sounds like a cloth has been lifted from the speakers." Kramer's not exaggerating--these CDs/albums sound better than ever.EH sent noted Hendrix historian, John McDermott, to find the flat un-EQ'd master tapes. After an extensive 14-month search, McDermott recovered over 200 tapes--including live material, original album masters, acoustic home demos, alternate multi-track versions of Hendrix classics, and a few songs never before heard. Some of the tapes include sessions with members of both the Experience and the Band of Gypsies. "People have been coming forward with tapes that Jimi gave them," said Janie Hendrix-Wright. "They've said, 'Here, Jimi gave me this to hold. Now that the family is in control, I want you to have it.'" Alan Douglas was responsible for Jimi's music before EH, and some fans were less than happy with the things he released.Let's get into the individual albums now, and do some comparisons.The year was 1967. The Jimi Hendrix Experience released their debut album, Are You Experienced?, on May 12, two weeks ahead of schedule. Hendrix once described the album this way, "It has a little rock 'n' roll, and then it has a blues and it has a few freak-out tunes. It's a collection of free feeling and imagination. Imagination is very important." Lucky for us, Hendrix had a very fertile imagination. Starting with the first notes of "Purple Haze," rock and roll, as we knew it, would never be the same.The flat masters for Are You Experienced ended up in the hands of a collector, who later sold them to McDermott. It's great to hear all the nuances that were previously buried. You can hear Jimi turn the lyric sheet during "May This Be Love." The guitar on "Manic Depression" is back where it belongs in the mix on the EH CD. The previous MCA issue has better bass response on the song, but the guitar track was pushed back. The muddiness on the previous MCA version of "51st Anniversary" (the only Hendrix song without a guitar solo) has been corrected. On the new CD, the song is noticeably brighter, especially in the quiet parts.One of the most improved tracks is "Highway Chile." Even though they used the mono version, it sounds better than ever. Each instrument is easily distinguishable from one another. It has noticeably better dynamic range also, as do "Love or Confusion" and "I Don't Live Today." "Foxey Lady" fades out a couple seconds early on the EH disc. The ending notes on "Hey Joe" that were cut from the previous MCA release have been restored though. Give and take, right? "Third Stone from the Sun" lacks the bass response of the last MCA disc, but the vocals are much clearer now, and overall, the sound quality is improved.The original running order of the songs was restored for the new version of this landmark album, which many fans are happy to see. As far as packaging, the EH CD includes new liner notes and photos (some of which are omitted from the LP booklet), hand-written copies of lyrics in progress, recording session invoices, and complete lyrics to all the songs. Purely in terms of sound quality, the vinyl is noticeably better. Where it really shines is on the quieter tracks, like "The Wind Cries Mary" (written for his ex-girlfriend). You'll be blown away when you hear how much better they sound.Hendrix started working on Axis: Bold as Love right after he finished Are You Experienced. Axis was a highly experimental album for its time. Mitch added elements of jazz with his slick brushwork on "Up From the Skies." Jimi overdubbed a glockenspiel on "Little Wing." Eddie Kramer contributed the harpsichord accompaniment on the title track. Sound quality was always a major concern. The EH CD has considerable tape hiss on several tracks, but the album has an increased sense of spaciousness to it now, and overall, markedly improved sound. You can hear the snare vibrating on the verse intros in "Wait Until Tomorrow" and the bass response is better than on any of the previous releases.When you compare "Spanish Castle Magic" (written to commemorate a 1950's jazz club in Seattle) to the compressed version on the last MCA disc, the sound is more rich, and wide open. The Reprise disc had less tape hiss on "Little Wing," but the song is much clearer on the EH version and has better tone on the solo. Tape hiss is a distraction on "If 6 Was 9," but the top end is more spacious and opens on the EH disc. "You Got Me Floatin'" is a highlight (and one of Jimi's favorites from the album). They still haven't quite uncovered Noel's bass solo, but it's considerably more distinct than on any of the previous issues.On "Castles Made of Sand," the subtle nuances stand out more now, but the hiss on the track is much worse. Noel's track, "She's So Fine" is clearer and has much more impact than any of the previous releases. This was the first song recorded for the album, but due to Jimi's lack of enthusiasm for the song, it wasn't finished until the very last session. As far as sound quality, "One Rainy Wish" is outstanding. The dynamic range on the end section of "Bold as Love" will astound you--it's that good. Bass response is much better on the LP, and makes the CD sound shallow by comparison. The vinyl inherently hides the tape hiss better than the CD also.In terms of packaging and sound quality, the CD doesn't compare to the LP. All the photos from the CD booklet are included in the LP booklet, although some are in a different format (color vs. black & white), or cropped to fit, etc. The CD booklet is missing the lyrics to the last four songs. Complete lyrics are included on the inside of the LP's gatefold cover. In addition, the CD booklet is formatted in such a way that you can't see the complete outer cover art unless you either take your booklet apart, or buy two CDs. The only thing the CD has that isn't found in the LP booklet are the portions of Jimi's handwritten lyrics to "Bold as Love" and "Up from the Skies."Electric Ladyland is considered by many to be Hendrix's best work. Many people consider it the best double album ever released -- by anyone. When you listen to the tracks spread over this 1968 double album, it's hard to disagree. The album contains some of his best work; inspired jamming throughout, and aural landscapes that seemingly come from another world. Unfortunately, the one thing it never had was good sound quality. Jimi publicly stated that he was not happy with the mix. "We went on tour right before we finished and actually cut it," he said. "We mixed it and produced it, and then when it was time for them to press it, they screwed it up because they didn't know what we wanted. There's 3D sound on there that you can't even appreciate now, because they didn't cut it properly. They thought it was out of phase."During his tape search, John McDermott's journeys took him to Shaggy Dog Studios in Massachusetts. Alan Douglas had all the masters shipped there from Electric Lady Studios. Due to unpaid bills, several tapes ended up being abandoned -- including the flat masters for Electric Ladyland. Some of the reels were misfiled, but Kramer was able to identify his handwriting on the boxes. The sound on the new disc isn't on the same level as the first two albums, but it's considerably better than any of the previous CDs. The EH vinyl is better still. The soundstage is much wider, and all the instruments and vocal tracks are more defined. Most of the songs have better bass response, and overall, the vinyl has a much fuller sound to it.Jimi's soulful vocals on "Have You Ever Been (to Electric Ladyland)" now have an openness that is unmatched on any of the previous CDs. Always adventurous in the studio, Jimi used a comb and a piece of paper to get the kazoo sound on "Crosstown Traffic." He recorded "Voodoo Chile"--the crown jewel of his blues repertoire--live in the studio. There are a few songs in particular that sound better than the rest of the CD. Lucky for us, this is one of them. During the mastering process, Kramer was able to restore some of the 3D effects on "Gypsy Eyes." Eddie elaborates, "If you listen very closely on headphones, it will seem as though the kick drum is moving around your head."Hendrix loved all types of music. The epic "1983" was his classical masterwork, clocking in (correctly now) at almost 14 minutes. Previous CD releases had the track misindexed (the next 'song' began in the wrong place), but EH fixed it for the new disc. The songs making up the third side of the album are musically and sonically outstanding. "Still Raining, Still Dreaming" picks up where "Rainy Day, Dream Away" left off. "Rainy Day" gets things warmed up, and then "Still Raining" comes along and just blows you away. The sound on this track is much more open & loose than before. This is another one of those tracks that sound better than the rest.The packaging on the Electric Ladyland LP is beautiful. There are eight pages of Jimi's handwritten notes to the label, explaining how he wants the cover to look, etc., plus all the photos from the original album. The CD booklet, on the other hand, is awful. Several pictures from the LP booklet are missing, and the ones that do appear look like they've been photocopied three or four times. Neither booklet includes lyrics to the songs.In early 1969, Hendrix arrived in London to announce plans for his next album. Unfortunately, the public and critical impression of Jimi had changed. People were calling him washed up, and past his prime. They weren't interested in the music anymore; they wanted a show. Jimi had grown tired of all the theatrics on stage. To him, the music is what mattered most. The breakup of the Experience left him even more vulnerable. It seemed like nothing he could do would be able to top the first three albums. First Rays of the New Rising Sun doesn't top his work with the Experience, but it clearly shows that Jimi was in the midst of a creative rejuvenation.All the songs on First Rays have been previously released on posthumous albums. However, this is the first time they have all appeared together the way Jimi intended them (his handwritten notes were used as a reference). Alan Douglas put Voodoo Soup together with the same idea in mind--creating what was supposed to be Jimi's "last" album. To the dismay of the fans, what he ended up with was little more than a remixing nightmare. Nine of the tracks from Voodoo Soup appear on First Rays, but there are some major differences between the two. Not just in sound quality, but also in the running times. Five of the songs are longer on First Rays, mainly due to longer intros. All the tracks appearing on both CDs have better sound on the new CD.Voodoo Soup had Jimi's lead guitar channel switched on "Freedom." The new version has the lead back where it should be (although there is a bit of distortion on the first high note), and the drums are much clearer now. "Night Bird Flying" (written for the late WNEW disk jockey, Alison Steele, a.k.a. The Night Bird) is one of only four songs that Jimi had completed for the album. On Voodoo Soup, this track was compressed beyond belief. On First Rays, the soundstage is wide open and you can hear all the instruments clearly. "Room Full of Mirrors" was a muddy mess on Voodoo Soup. The mix on First Rays is much less cluttered. You can hear all the intricate drum fills that used to be buried, plus now the song is 12 seconds longer."Ezy Rider" is the most problematic track on the CD. The first few seconds are missing--on the CD and the vinyl. Overall, the song has a warmer sound than it did on Voodoo Soup, but Jimi's vocals are still too far back in the mix. "Drifting" is missing the last few seconds of the song (faded early to hide tape hiss). However, the sound is warm, and the bass response is excellent. The First Rays version of "In From the Storm" has the pre-song studio chatter that was previously omitted. Also, the panning effect on the guitar is much more noticeable now. First Rays comes to a close with Jimi's last studio recording, "Belly Button Window." The song has slightly more high end than before, but aside from that, it isn't much different.In general, the sound quality on First Rays is better than Voodoo Soup. At high volumes, it seems a bit harsh though. The vinyl pressing is a bit warmer than the CD, but it's still not what it should be (compared to the other albums). There's no real difference between the CD and LP booklets for First Rays, aside from the size. Even though the sound quality is not as good, Voodoo Soup has a few songs that are sorely missing from First Rays. "Pali Gap" comes to mind, as does "The New Rising Sun," and "Peace in Mississippi." On the other hand, First Rays has "Straight Ahead" and "Hey Baby" (which sounds better than ever). Like I said, give and take.When all is said and done, the new Hendrix albums and CDs are better than anything that's previously been available. The CDs have a higher output level than the previous versions, as well as a new sense of openness and clarity. The albums are even better. You get to experience the feeling of holding a new album in your hands, the smell of the vinyl. You can fully appreciate the artwork that way, also. Whether it's a gatefold cover or a booklet that comes with it - sometimes the CD format just doesn't cut it.The next few years should prove very fruitful for Hendrix fans. According to McDermott, there will be an album of BBC material, and a sequel to the Band of Gypsies album. There are plans for a concert disc of the legendary 1969 performances at London's Royal Albert Hall, as well as a possible 3-tape home video release taken from these shows. EH is working with the same team that did The Beatles Anthology on this project. As each succeeding rock generation discovers Jimi's music, his legacy will live on forever.© 1997 Steve MarshallJimi Hendrix was the greatest guitarist that ever lived. His influence in popular music can be heard even today. Experience Hendrix is a company run by Jim Hendrix's family. Janie Hendrix is the CEO and President of that company. Janie Hendrix talked with us about the memories she has of her famous brother and what it took to wrestle control of the business of Jimi Hendrix back into the hands of Jimi's family.Q - Before Experience Hendrix was started in 1995, who was handling the business for the Jimi Hendrix Estate?A - It was our former attorney.Q - Why did it take the family so long to take over the business of Jimi Hendrix?A - It took us two and a half years. Prior to that we never thought we were out of control. We thought that our attorney had our best interests at heart and that he was handling it in our best interests, but, we didn't find out until 1992 that when he was trying to sell the rights, he didn't have our best interests at heart.Q - How many family members are involved in Experience Hendrix?A - Let's see, half the employees are family members, and I have about a dozen employees.Q - Are you having problems with Bootleg Hendrix products?A - Well, we probably had more back in the days.... It's kind of subsided a bit, because we have Dagger Records. We basically bootleg the bootleggers. (Laughs). We come out with CD's that can only be found on our website and in our catalog. Basically we acquire tapes of whole concerts or apartment jams or some things that the bootleggers have never gotten a hold of. A lot of times you go into various music stores and they're called imports, but, they're not necessarily imports, they're bootlegs. Then people are fooled. Sometimes Jimi's not on them or he's a sideman, and they're charging $50.00 a CD, where were not doing that to people. We're giving them a really good product at a reasonable price, but it doesn't clog up the bins. It doesn't confuse the new and coming fan that wants to hear Jimi's music in stereo sound versus mono. They want to hear Jimi in the best light. So, it doesn't confuse them that way.Q - When I walk into Spencers, I see the name Elvis and The Beatles on everything from pillows to lunch pails. Are you planning to license the name Jimi Hendrix like Priscilla Presley did to Elvis?A - We try to be very tasteful.Q - Glad to hear it.A - (Laughs). There's a difference between Jimi and Elvis. Jimi wrote and we own as a family over 100 songs. So, Elvis is a persona. He didn't write his songs.Q - Even though Elvis' manager sometimes forced the songwriter to give Elvis half of the songwriting credit, which we see on his records.A - Yeah, the family doesn't own any more of that. RCA does.Q - Is there a lot of material of Jimi's that has yet to be released?A - Oh yeah. At least another 2 more years (worth).Q - How is that possible? He must've lived in the recording studio?A - He did (laughs).Q - Do you find this material in a vault?A - They're all in different places. We manage to retrieve a lot of tapes from people's homes or they were in recording studios that got torn down. So, we're manages to re-gain control over these tapes. But, as far as his drive for writing music and recording virtually everything ... if he didn't do it in the studio, he did it in his own apartment. He had like a 4 track that he carried around with him. He just constantly heard music, so he was just constantly recording.Q - What is or was the Red House Tour?A - That was my cousin Bob's baby. It's our 18-wheeler. It's a museum on wheels. It's interactive. It's totally free, to the public. There are replicas of guitars, clothing inside. We obviously don't have the originals 'cause the insurance would choke us. (Laughs). There's a running video that can be seen of Jimi performing. And then of course there's memorabilia that people can buy.Q - Where do you take this tour?A - It's been at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame when they opened Jimi week, or they were having Jimi year. It was like a weekend that they were doing Jimi in September. We were releasing the box set. Then here is Seattle I was at Tower for a week, when there was Jimi week at EMP, which is Paul Allen's museum. It's been on the Warp Tour. It went to Woodstock. So, it goes to different festivals, and then the goal is also to get a schedule for it to go on college campuses, which they're working on right now.Q - How much of an age difference was there between you and your brother?A - Eighteen years.Q - I guess you don't remember him all that well then?A - Well, I knew him (Laughs). I remember what I remember. I think what happens to a lot of us is we can't remember what happened a week ago, but I can remember when Jimi was here. It's the quality of time and the fact it was a homecoming when Jimi came home. Nobody wanted to go to sleep when he was here. You just wanted to stay up and talk to him all night.Q - Did he ever take out his guitar and start playing?A - No. The interesting thing about that is, everyone I know that hung out with Jimi let's say in New York, said it's very odd that everywhere he went he did have his guitar and would play. I think his thing about coming to visit the family was just that. He wanted to be focused and spend time with the family.Q - When was the last time you saw him?A - July 26th, 1970.Q - About 6 weeks then before he passed away.A - About 8 weeks.Q - Do you recall what his mood was like at the time?A - He was in really good spirits. His plan was, he had to do his European Tour. He had just finished Electric Lady Studios. He was really excited about that. He had just finished Electric Ladyland, the album. He kept telling my dad he was working on this new kind of music, and that Dad would be doubly proud of him. He wanted to include other instruments in his band, so it wasn't just a three-piece group. It would have horns and keyboards. I kind of relay that to what Earth, Wind and Fire became in 1971, which is a year after Jimi died. I think it was more of that full band effect. Then he also told my father to start looking for a house in Mercer Island. That's where Paul Allen and Bill Gates live. At the time Jimi was growing up and of course up until 1979 my dad retired; he used to be a gardener, a lot of my dad's clients were over at Mercer Island, so we experienced how the rich people live. So, he wanted my dad to find a house on the water. He wanted to take a sabbatical and leave and come stay with us far a few months. Chill out. He'd been on the road for over 3 years.Q - Are you satisfied with the official verdict of your brother's death or do you believe there was foul play involved?A - I know how he died. I know how it was reported in the media and the two aren't the same.Q - Alright, then do you believe your brother was murdered?A - Oh, conspiracy theories. Well, I've heard conspiracy theories since I was 9 years old. That's how old I was when he passed away. It could drive you crazy and I'm not saying it was. Anything's possible. My Dad used to say never say never. But, I guess this is the way the family looks at it. You could sit and think of how and why somebody passed away, but you can't bring them back. We spent many years looking into certain things and then of course all the people that seemed to be involved at the time are no longer here. So, what do you do? It's like you can't bring that person back and we're here to live and to continue the music he left us, and that's what we concentrate on doing.ALL INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING IS BASED UPON WEIGHT AND COUNTRY. I WEIGH ITEMS+PACKING MATERIALS & PADDED MAILERS, BEFORE WRITING THAT INFO IN THE BOX THAT EBAY USES TO DETERMINE SHIPPING, I HAVE NO CONTROL OVER THAT.IF YOU OPT TO NOT PAY FOR THE EXTRA INTERNATIONAL REGISTERED MAIL, AND OPT FOR THE REGULAR INTERNATIONAL FIRST CLASS WHICH HAS NO TRACKING AT ALL, I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR PACKAGE, AND I WILL TAKE PICTURES OF MY POST OFFICE RECEIPTS AND MY U.S. CUSTOMS FORMS AND SEND THEM TO YOU AS PROOF OF MY MAILING YOUR ITEM OUT, I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE FAILINGS OF YOUR COUNTRIES POSTAL SERVICE, KNOW THIS BEFORE YOU BID ON ANY OF MY ITEMS!!! IF YOUR ITEM DOES NOT ARRIVE DO NOT BLAME ME!DUE TO THE RECENT INCREASE IN THE INTERNATIONAL MAILING RATES THAT WENT UP ON July 1,2015,. I WILL NOT DO A FLAT RATE FOR ANY ITEMS, FROM NOW ON YOU WILL HAVE TO CALCULATE THE RATE BASED UPON YOUR COUNTRY. ALSO ADDITIONAL COMBINED ITEMS WILL MEAN A HIGHER SHIPPING CHARGED BASED ON EACH ITEM. SORRY ABOUT THIS, BUT THERE'S NOTHING I CAN DO ABOUT THAT. REGISTERED INTERNATIONAL MAIL WHICH ALLOWS FOR DOOR TO DOOR TRACKING IS AN ADDITIONAL $13.00.I DO COMBINE SHIPPING..........CHECK OUT MY OTHER AUCTIONSInternational Buyers - Please Note:Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility.Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding or buying.PLEASE PAY FOR ALL ITEMS WITHIN 5 DAYS, OR MESSAGE ME TO EXPLAIN WHY YOU CAN'T,(IF YOU ARE BIDDING OR PLAN TO BID ON OTHER ITEMS) I WILL DO A ONE WEEK WAIT FROM THE DATE OF THE END OF THE FIRST AUCTION WIN, TO COMBINE SHIPPING ON ITEMS, AFTER THAT I NEED PAYMENT IN FULL AND WILL MAIL OUT THE ITEMS , EVEN IF YOU ARE BIDDING ON OTHERS, THUS BEGINS A NEW BILLING/SHIPPING CYCLE. THIS CASH FLOW IS MY SOURCE OF INCOME FOR PAYING RENT/BILLS, ETC. 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