Jimi Hendrix - 1975 Crash Landing:
Crash Landing is a posthumous compilation album past times American guitarist Jimi Hendrix.[3] It was released inwards March as well as August 1975 inwards the United States as well as the United Kingdom respectively. It was the outset Hendrix album to live on produced past times Alan Douglas.
Before Hendrix died inwards 1970, he was inwards the concluding stages of preparing what he intended to live on a double studio LP, which was given diverse titles such equally 'First Rays of the New Rising Sun', 'People, Hell & Angels, as well as 'Strate Ahead' [sic]. Most of the tracks intended for this LP were spread out over 3 posthumous unmarried LP releases: The Cry of Love (1971), Rainbow Bridge (1971), as well as War Heroes (1972). In the illustration of the in conclusion 2 of these LPs, a exhibit track, a alive track, as well as unreleased studio tracks were used to fill upward out the releases. In like shooting fish in a barrel 1973, his International label prepared to number an LP titled Loose Ends which contained 8 tracks, 6 of which were by as well as large regarded equally incomplete or substandard (the solely 2 "finished" tracks on this unloosen were "The Stars That Play amongst Laughing Sam's Dice", a heavily re-mixed stereo version of the B-side which had been released inwards the master copy mono mix on the 1968 European as well as Japanese versions of the Smash Hits, as well as a encompass of Bob Dylan's "The Drifter's Escape", both of which would ultimately live on re-released on the South Saturn Delta CD inwards 1997). Loose Ends was non released inwards the USA past times Reprise because they considered the character of the tracks to live on subpar.
Hendrix had amassed a lot of fourth dimension inwards the studio inwards 1969 as well as 1970, resulting inwards a substantial total of songs, some around completion, that were available for potential release. After the decease of Hendrix' director inwards 1973, Alan Douglas was hired to evaluate hundreds of hours of remaining cloth that was non used on before posthumous albums. "Peace In Mississippi," "Somewhere," as well as "Stone Free" were recorded amongst the master copy Jimi Hendrix Experience job up, piece the residual of the cloth used on Crash Landing consisted of recordings Hendrix originally made amongst Billy Cox on bass as well as either Mitch Mitchell or Buddy Miles on drums as well as on 1 occasion past times Rocky Isaacs.
Tracklist
1 Message To Love - Drums, Voice – Buddy Miles 3:14
2 Somewhere Over The Rainbow 3:30
3 Crash Landing - Voice – Barbara Massey, Linda November, Vivian Cherry 4:14
four Come Down Hard On Me 3:16
v Peace In Mississippi 4:21
6 With The Power - Drums, Voice – Buddy Miles 3:28
seven Stone Free Again 3:25
8 Captain Coconut 4:06
Credits
Bass – Billy Cox (tracks: 1, 6, 8), Bob Babbitt (tracks: 2 to 5, 6)
Drums – Alan Schwartzberg* (tracks: 2 to 5, 7, 8)
Guitar – Jeff Mironov (tracks: 2 to 5, 7), Jimi Hendrix
Percussion – Jimmy Maeulen* (tracks: 1, 3, v to 8)
Producer – Alan Douglas, Tony Bongiovi
Vocals – Jimi Hendrix (tracks: All except 5, 8.)
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