Izabella (4:23)
Recorded: Record Plant, New York, November 7, 1969
Producer: Jimi Hendrix
Engineers: Jack Adams, Dave Ragno
Mixed By Eddie Kramer
Electric Lady Studios, New York
Lead & Rhythm Guitars: Jimi Hendrix
Drums: Buddy Miles
Piano & Organ: Unknown
Ezy Ryder/MLK [aka Captain Coconut] (19.59)
Recorded: Record Plant, New York, January 23, 1970
Producer: Jimi Hendrix
Engineers: Bob Hughes, Dave Ragno
Mixed By Eddie Kramer
Electric Lady Studios, New York
Guitar: Jimi Hendrix
Drums: Buddy Miles
Bass: Billy Cox
Cherokee Mist/Astro Man (4:53)
Recorded: Record Plant, New York, January 7, 1970
Producer: Jimi Hendrix
Engineers: Bob Hughes, Tom Erdelyi
Mixed By Eddie Kramer
Guitar: Jimi Hendrix
Drums: Buddy Miles
Bass: Billy Cox
Record Plant 2X (11:03)
Recorded: Record Plant, New York, January 23, 1970
Producer: Jimi Hendrix
Engineers: Bob Hughes, Dave Ragno
Mixed By Eddie Kramer
Guitar: Jimi Hendrix
Drums: Buddy Miles
Bass: Billy Cox
Villanova Junction Blues (4:56)
Recorded: Record Plant, New York, January 23, 1970
Producer: Jimi Hendrix
Engineers: Bob Hughes, Dave Ragno
Mixed By Eddie Kramer
Guitar: Jimi Hendrix
Drums: Buddy Miles
Bass: Billy Cox
Burning Desire (9:48)
Recorded: Record Plant, New York, January 23, 1970
Producer: Jimi Hendrix
Engineers: Bob Hughes, Dave Ragno
Mixed By Eddie Kramer
Guitar: Jimi Hendrix
Drums: Buddy Miles
Bass: Billy Cox
Stepping Stone/ Villanova Junction Blues (6:38)
Recorded: Record Plant, New York, November 7, 1969
Producer: Jimi Hendrix
Engineers: Jack Adams, Dave Ragno
Mixed By Eddie Kramer
Electric Lady Studios, New York
Guitar: Jimi Hendrix
Drums: Buddy Miles
Slow Time Blues (3:49)
Recorded: Record Plant, New York, January 23, 1970
Producer: Jimi Hendrix
Engineers: Bob Hughes, Dave Ragno
Mixed By Eddie Kramer
Guitar: Jimi Hendrix
Drums: Buddy Miles
Bass: Billy Cox
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release notes:
Like its predecessors Hear My Music and Morning Symphony Ideas, Burning Desire provides a window into Jimi's growth as a musician and composer. In the shadow of Electric Ladyland, the original Jimi Hendrix Experience struggled to remain a cohesive unit. As 1969 progressed, Jimi's ceaseless creative pursuit would lead to experimental sessions and ambitious attempts to integrate new elements such as horns, percussion, rhythm guitar, and keyboards into fertile rhythm patterns and songs. Burning Desire showcases additional examples of Jimi's extended explorations with bassist Billy Cox and drummer Buddy Miles at the Record Plant throughout 1969 and early 1970. Jimi can be heard developing exciting new material such as "Ezy Ryder," "Cherokee Mist," "Villanova Junction Blues," "Izabella," and "Burning Desire." These previously unreleased studio recordings yet again establish Hendrix's passion for creativity and developing new music. |
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