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Recording

Janvier 14th, 1970

Juggy Sound, New York
Studio Recording

Jimi and engineer Eddie Kramer begin sifting through the multi-track recordings made of the Band Of Gypsys live performances at the Fillmore East.

Recording

Janvier 15th, 1970

Juggy Sound, New York
Studio Recording

Mixing sessions for what would become Band Of Gypsys continue at Juggy Sound, the midtown Manhattan recording facility owned by Sue Records chief Juggy Murray.

Recording

Janvier 19th, 1970

Juggy Sound, New York
Studio Recording

Once more, Jimi began the evening with Eddie Kramer mixing potential candidates for the Band Of Gypsys live album at Juggy Sound. Neither Cox nor Miles played any role in the mixing or track decisions for the album. As Hendrix was the producer, such decisions were reserved entirely for him.

Record Plant, New York
Studio Recording

Burning Desire
Backwards Experiment

At the Record Plant with Cox and Miles, Hendrix devoted time on this evening to experimenting with different backward guitar effects. This session also saw additional work on “Burning Desire” but with little noticeable progress toward the completion of a basic track.