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I guess there was a Miles in Tokyo, which was apparently the first vinyl release in the US. I don't imagine that any Miles fan here needs it, though.

I use Amazon and Tidal. Both work well for me. I think Amazon has a bigger selection overall, but Tidal specializes in HD audio. I think Amazon is launching an HD version, but I have no idea how they compare.

I wonder who owns the tapes. Is it ATCO, Polydor, Clapton or someone else?

What??? I didn't WIN? I was SURE I had the right number!

Thanks, Dan! (I know the site has been down for a day or two)

WOW! "This is the first authorised release of these four historic complete 1968 concerts. Each concert features previously unreleased tracks and the Royal Albert Hall show hasn’t featured on CD until now. This historic collection was produced by Bill Levenson. The Oakland Coliseum, Los Angeles Forum and San Diego Sports Arena concerts were mastered from the original 1968 analog mix reels by Kevin Reeves at Universal Mastering, Nashville, TN. The Royal Albert Hall concert was mastered from the original 1968 analog transfer reels by Jason NeSmith at Chase Park Transduction, Athens, GA. The set features 36 tracks of which 29 are issued for the first time."

The audio of the Hendrix box is the best I've heard yet. Excellent! If you're only familiar with the original Band of Gypsys or the 1999 release of Live at the Fillmore East, you'll be pleasantly surprised at how great this sounds.

1/1/70, second set

That should be good!

Whoa!! And I thought I was about finished with Mosaic. Can't wait to see what's in this box.

It keeps getting better! Here's a nice overview and short interview with Eddie Kramer Is this Jimi Hendrix’s greatest posthumous release? Producer Eddie Kramer talks about a legendary live album

On Amazon Music and my Auto-Rip files 'disk 4' has more content than the others: 13 tracks vs 11, 10 and 9 respectively for the first three.

Up for streaming on Amazon now. Should have my box tomorrow, but skipping through a few tracks online now. It definitely DELIVERS!

Posted here a few weeks ago:

You did NOT!!!

I saw that lineup about a year later at the Keystone Korner

I pre-ordered, so I guess it'll arrive by this weekend.

Introducing the Duke Pearson Big Band was a strong album. I also happen to be a fan of Horace's United States of Mind albums, although that seems to be a controversial subject.

I wasn't that familiar with his work (by name) until I saw a show at the Leica store in London last April. Great stuff! RIP - Terry.