Blues - Jimi Hendrix

not only was Jimi Hendrix a rock legend, but he was a superb blues musician. and in this cd you can Experience it all. his blues are reminiscant of Muddy Waters, Elmore James, Lightning Slim, even BB King. only because he looked up to these gods of blues as a child. now if you've heard Jimi Hendrix as a great rock musician, you should hear him as a great blues musician! it's like his rock performances times two! it's great. now i think he remade almost all of the songs that are on this cd, but with an electric rock spin to it. which makes it so great. so not only was he a god of rock and the electric guitar, but he was a respectable high angel of ...

Blues music was always the backbone for Jimi Hendrix, and his more famous works of mainstream pop/rock in the mid to late 1960s were an evolution of this blues background. Whilst tracks like Voodoo Chile (on Electric Ladyland) and Red House (on various albums) might satisfy some craving for Hendrix blues, the only way to gather a true judgement of Hendrix's admiration for, and skill in, blues music is to listen to the Blues album, released in 1994 as an official Hendrix family record. The album features some of Hendrix's best blues; Red House (in two version), Bleeding Heart, Born Under A Bad Sign, and Voodoo Chile Blues. For fans the Woodstock ...

1. Hear my train a comin' 2. Born under a bad sign 3. Red house 4. Catfish blues 5. Voodoo chile blues 6. Mannish boy 7. Once I had a woman 8. Bleeding heart 9. Jelly 292 10. Electric Church Red house This is a compilation of Jimis most proper and true to the sense of the word blues hits, included are Red House Catfish blues, and Voodoo chile blues, they are also not the ordinary album versions, they are alternative takes which is what makes this album all the more interesting. If you like this as much as i do then let the spirit of the sixties ride again. ...