The Jimi Hendrix Experience legendary “Purple Box,” which Rolling Stone’s David Fricke proclaimed “The Rolls Royce of posthumous Hendrix sets” is available now! The box set earned RIAA Gold Album sales status in the US and has enjoyed widespread critical and commercial success throughout the world.

Billy Cox, the bassist who worked with Jimi Hendrix in
concert and in the studio as part of both the Band of Gypsys and the Jimi
Hendrix Experience, will be hitting the road with his own band on a multi-city
tour with stops in New York, Washington DC, Boston and other m arkets
throughout the northeastern US.

From Black Grooves, “With song material written after the Jimi Hendrix Experience disbanded, People, Hell and Angels reveals Hendrix in search of new musical directions, as reinforced by the wanderlust of its song titles.”



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People, Hell and Angels is Jimi Hendrix’s new album with twelve recordings which encompass a variety of unique sounds and styles incorporating many of the elements—horns, keyboards, percussion and second guitar—Jimi wanted to explore within his new music. People, Hell and Angels, presents some of the finest Jimi Hendrix guitar work ever issued and provides a compelling window into his growth as a songwriter, musician and producer.

From AOL.com:
“Though his recording career lasted under five years, Jimi Hendrix left behind a treasure trove of recorded material before dying in 1970. The guitar god’s studio work has led to a slew of posthumous releases, the latest of which is People, Hell and Angels.”

From Rolling Stone:
On March 5th, Experience Hendrix and Legacy will release People, Hell and Angels, a new collection of previously unheard recordings from guitar luminary Jimi Hendrix. …Now you can get an exclusive first listen to the blistering, stunning rendition of “Hear My Train a Comin.'”

Browse through Rolling Stone’s timeline outlining their coverage of Jimi Hendrix. You can sort through the archives by decade, covers, reviews, photos, videos and more: https://www.rollingstone.com/music/artists/jimi-hendrix

From NME:
A new album of previously unreleased Jimi Hendrix recordings is set for release on March 4 – and you can listen to the track “Earth Blues” exclusively. All 12 tracks on the album, titled People, Hell and Angels were recorded between 1968 and 1970 and were meant for First Days Of The New Rising Sun, the follow up to Electric Ladyland that Hendrix was working on when he passed away in 1970.

From USA TODAY:

“Think recording engineer Eddie Kramer ever gets tired of deconstructing tracks cut by a Seattle kid whose studio work he oversaw in the late ’60s? Fat chance. In this exclusive USA TODAY video, hear Kramer wax lyrical about Jimi Hendrix blasting through Hear My Train A Comin’, one of 12 songs featured on People, Hell and Angels, a new album of previously unreleased music out March 5.”