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Jimi Hendrix
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Guitarist, singer, and songwriter. Born Johnny Allen Hendrix (later changed to James Marshall) on November 27, 1942, in Seattle, Washington. Learning to play guitar as a teenager, Hendrix grew up to become a rock guitar legend. He began his career by playing in a number of bands in his youth. Hendrix later enlisted in the United States Army in 1961 and became as a paratrooper. Even as a soldier, Hendrix found time for music, creating a band named The King Casuals. He served in the army until 1965 when he was discharged because of an injury. After leaving the military, Hendrix pursued his music, working as a session musician and playing backup for such performers as Little Richard, Sam Cooke, and the Isley Brothers
Bold As Love ( 4CD + Blu-ray)
By Jimi Hendrix
Label: Legacy Recordings/Experience Hendrix
Released: 2025
Track listing: CD 1: EXP; Up From the Skies; Spanish Castle Magic; Wait Until Tomorrow; Ain’t No
Telling; Little Wing; If 6 Was 9; You Got Me Floatin’; Castles Made of Sand; She’s So
Fine; One Rainy Wish; Little Miss Lover; Bold as Love. CD 2: EXP; Up From the
Skies; Spanish Castle Magic; Wait Until Tomorrow; Ain’t No Telling; Little Wing; If 6
Was 9; You Got Me Floatin’; Castles Made of Sand; She’s So Fine; One Rainy Wish;
Little Miss Lover; Bold As Love. CD 3: Mr. Bad Luck; She’s So Fine; Burning of the
Midnight Lamp; The Stars That Play With Laughing Sam’s Dice; Burning of the
Midnight Lamp; The Stars That Play with Laughing Sam’s Dice; Stone Free/Up From
The Skies; Up From The Skies; Ain’t no Telling; Ain’t No Telling; Little Miss Lover;
One Rainy Wish; You Got Me Floatin’; Untitled Guitar Experiment; Bold as love;
Castles Made of Sand; Wait Until Tomorrow; Spanish Castle Magic; Little Wing;
Untitled Instrumental #1; Burning of the Midnight Lamp; The Stars That Play With
Laughing Sam’s Dice. CD 4: Little Miss Lover; Spanish Castle Magic; Wait Until
Tomorrow; Castles Made of Sand; One Rainy Wish; Untitled Instrumental #2;
Burning of the Midnight Lamp; Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band; Fire; The
Wind Cries Mary; Foxey Lady; Hey Joe; I Don’t Live Today; Burning of the Midnight
Lamp; Purple Haze; Burning of the Midnight Lamp; Purple Haze; Foxey Lady. Blu-
Ray: 2025 Dolby ATMOS Mix: Axis: Bold As Love album; 1967 Original Stereo Mix:
Axis: Bold As Love album 1967 Original Monaural Mix: Axis: Bold As Love album.
Meet Guitarist Adam Levy
by Mike Brannon
This article first appeared on All About Jazz in March 2002. Even if you have listened to jazz for a while, you might not have heard of Adam Levy, but you likely will, either through his higher profile efforts, including work with Tracy Chapman, Joey Baron, Sexmob, John Zorn, and now the latest Blue ...
Baku Jazz Festival 2025: Part 1
by Ian Patterson
Part 1 | Part 2 Baku Jazz Festival 2025 Various venues 20th Edition Baku, Azerbaijan October 24-31, 2025 For any jazz festival to clock up 20 years is a notable achievement. But in Azerbaijan, where jazz is often met with indifference, this landmark is of particular merit. ...
Jimi Hendrix: Bold As Love ( 4CD + Blu-ray)
by Doug Collette
Recent history suggests the Jimi Hendrix estate would seem to be approaching the iconic guitarist's three original studio albums in reverse order. Electric Ladyland (Reprise, 1968) was issued in suitably extravagant form in 2018, fifty years after its original release. Now, Bold As Love (Reprise, 1967), simultaneously follows and predates the previous entry in the man's ...
Scott H. Thompson, Founder of Scott Thompson Public Relations Passes at 71
Scott H. Thompson, Jazz Journalist and Public Relations expert, died peacefully at his home in Palm Beach, Florida on October 24, 2025. He was 71. Born in New York City in 1954, Scott’s love of music ignited in 1968 at age 14 when he attended a Jimi Hendrix concert in Kansas City. Scott discovered Wes Montgomery ...
Paul McCartney at Coors Field
by Geoff Anderson
Paul McCartney Coors Field Denver, CO October 11, 2025 A Paul McCartney concert, unlike most other musical events, is laden with cultural significance, bearing carts of baggage both good and bad; but mostly good. The weight of context complicates attempts at a dispassionate evaluation of the music. But it ...
Christy Doran's May 95 Sextet: Same But Different
by Ian Patterson
Curse or blessing? A festival handing a musician carte blanche for a one-off adventure sounds liberating, but the allure of artistic freedom can be tempered by pressure: what if the personalities do not gel? What if it bombs? Christy Doran, the Ireland-born Lucerne-based guitarist, has never been one to dodge a challenge. His entire ...
Nels Cline Consentrik Quartet at Littlefield
by Max Kutner
Nels Cline Consentrik Quartet Littlefield Brooklyn, NY October 1, 2025 Nels Cline's Consentrik Quartet returned to the stage to make a rare Brooklyn appearance at Littlefield. The formidable ensemble also included saxophonist Ingrid Laubrock, bassist Chris Lightcap and drummer Tom Rainey. One of the most striking aspects of the group is ...
Craig Taborn / Nels Cline / Marcus Gilmore: Trio Of Bloom
by Mike Jurkovic
Maelstroms come and maelstroms go, but the maelstrom generated by a pumped-up Marcus Gilmore on Ronald Shannon Jackson's “Nightwhistlers," the concussive kicker that jump-starts Trio of Bloom, holds its storm-warning, jazz-rocking, course. That guitarist Nels Cline--cranked by the spirit of Jimi Hendrix via Bill Frisell circa late '87; and keyboardist Craig Taborn (himself a modern acolyte ...
