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I absolutely love Jimi Hendrix. Found this at a moving sale and it's in pretty good condition. Amazing the things folks throw away. It is a third printing of an original poster from Posterlink 1968.
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Great find.
The Electric Flag, great Chicago Blues Rock band. I have their first two LP's, A Long Time Comin' & The Electric Flag: An American Music Band, both from 1968. Mike Bloomfield, Buddy Miles, Barry Goldgerg, great old music. Unfortunately they have a small discography.
How can we ever forget Summertime Blues by Blue Cheer!
Thanks for the memories.
Wow! I will have to see if someone had the good sense to put Blue Cheer on CD!
"All Along The Watch Tower" lives in my heart forever!
A Dylan, Hendrix combo, what more could you ask for! Dylan released All Along The Watchtower in 67', and Hendrix released it in 68'. The Soft Machine LP was released in 68'.
This concert took place Feb., 68'.
Great 60's rock.
Thanks again
packrat-place ... amen to your taste in music!
Oh to have been there!