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Release Date: 2008-11-18, Vinyl, Matador Records

Texas (Scotland) - The BBC Sessions

Additional Info Manufacturer Part Number (MPN): 88697753322 Credits Producer Engineer The Jimi Hendrix Experience: Jimi Hendrix (guitar, vocals); Noel Redding (bass, background vocals); Mitch Mitchell (drums, background vocals). Additional personnel: Alexis Korner (slide guitar); Stevie Wonder (drums). Producers include: Bill Bebb, Jeff Griffin, Bernie Andrews. Compilation producer: Janie Hendrix, Eddie Kramer, John McDermott. Recorded between February 13 and December 15, 1967 and on January...

The title is self-explanatory. A 2 CD collection of various BBC sessions for Top Gear, Bob Harris, John Peel, ao.

The proliferation of electronica artists throughout the 1990s and 2000s may make it easy to lose sight of the genre's founding fathers,...

While not a complete or exhaustive collection of the Moody Blues' appearances on the BBC, this two-disc compilation is a worthy overview...

Liner Note Author: Terry Staunton. Recording information: Egton 4 (08/17/1977-12/13/1994); Maida Vale...

Some collectors might complain that the double-disc Bowie at the Beeb, the first official collection of David Bowie 's BBC Radio sessions, isn't complete, yet they likely have bootlegs of this material. All other fans are in for a real treat. Spanning from 1968 to 1972, these recordings find Bowie , if not in his prime, at least at a peak, as he developed from a swinging Carnaby Street pop crooner to swaggering glam rock star. Bowie at the Beeb makes this era come alive. Opening with the lovely,...

The Delgados' Complete BBC Peel Sessions is a fascinating look at one of the more easy to underrate indie rock bands of the late '90s/early 2000s -- easy because everything they did was so consistently good. There was never a shocking development to force uninitiated listeners to sit up and take notice, and never a defining moment -- just the kind of steady near-brilliance that is often overshadowed by blinding flashes of hype. Beginning with a 1995 Scottish radio session that John Peel heard and...

Jazz Big Band/Swing Continental Jazz

The BBC Sessions [Bonus Track] by The Who on CD Artist: The Who Format: CD Year: 2000 UPC: 731454772723 Item Number: MSI477272 Release date: 02/15/2000 Label: Polydor Genre: Rock Style: Album Rock, British Invasion, Contemporary Pop/Rock, Hard Rock, Mod, Rock & Roll Album Type: "Best of..." / "Greatest Hits", Live Group Member: John Entwistle, Keith Moon, Kenney Jones, Pete Townshend, Roger Daltrey Group Formed: 1964 in London, England

"Jimi's music is as alive today as it was 40 years ago, and the success of our most recent releases with Sony Legacy provides thrilling confirmation. We have long maintained that the power of Jimi's music and the power of his message would stand the test of time and provide its own bridge to the future," said Janie Hendrix, CEO of Experience Hendrix LLC. "Being partnered with Legacy enables us to reach a more global audience with that message. And the best is yet to come. What we have in store...

This comes in a nice sleeve, includes most/all of the band's BBC sessions (the notes aren't clear), and an informative insert. Good news: lots of really cool stuff (would you believe a short run-through of Frank Zappa's Lumpy Gravy?). Bad news: NONE of the original session tapes survive (for this they had to pay a licensing fee?) and the sound varies from excellent to not so good bootleg quality.

INFO: This one-sided 12" features four songs recorded live on the BBC from Twin Cities melodic punks Dillinger Four and comes in a heavy, tip-on sleeve.

Whether it was the immediacy of recording or some other unexplainable element, Bauhaus always thrived when doing British radio appearances, with no less than five of the 18 tracks collected here seeing official release by the band on singles or albums during its first lifetime. That one of these was Bauhaus' biggest-ever British hit, the completely and perfectly over-the-top rendition of Bowie's "Ziggy Stardust," is further testimony to the band's success at the Beeb. The five show appearances here...

Belle and Sebastian cut their first BBC session for the Mark Radcliffe Show in July of 1996 just a few months before their seminal If You're Feeling Sinister album was released. The four songs they recorded were live and intimate versions of three of the record's best tracks: "Like Dylan in the Movies," "Judy and the Dream of Horses," and "Stars of Track and Field." Hearing these songs (as well as "The State I Am In," from Tigermilk ) in such a raw and unadorned state (complete with vocal wavers...

Guitar transcriptions of 15 tunes taken from Hendrix's live BBC broadcasts. Includes: Day Tripper * Hey Joe * Hound Dog * I Was Made to Love Her * I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man * Jammin' * Radio One Theme * Sunshine of Your Love * more. Features a 24-page full-color section, and a bonus transcription of the drum part (as performed by Stevie Wonder) on “Jammin'.”