Experience Hendrix Tour takes part of its inspiration from Jimi Hendrix's desire to bring together ensemble casts of musicians with a wide variety of backgrounds, in what he dubbed "The Electric Church." This concept is perhaps best exemplified when Hendrix gathered a group of musicians for Woodstock in August 1969, taking to the stage as the newly named, Gypsy Sun & Rainbows. In recent years, Experience Hendrix Tour has brought together a number of different artists, both young and old, to celebrate the music of Jimi Hendrix. Our new Jimi Hendrix Webisode series will bring fans closer to those who have performed with the tour. In our fifth instalment of the new Jimi Hendrix Webisode Series, Living Colour's lead singer, Corey Glover talks about how his involvement with the Experience Hendrix Tour is like being at the 'foot of history' and how the influences of Jimi Hendrix, Buddy Guy, Hubert Sumlin and others makes this event so special.

Experience Hendrix Tour takes part of its inspiration from Jimi Hendrix's desire to bring together ensemble casts of musicians with a wide variety of backgrounds, in what he dubbed "The Electric Church." This concept is perhaps best exemplified when Hendrix gathered a group of musicians for Woodstock in August 1969, taking to the stage as the newly named, Gypsy Sun & Rainbows. In recent years, Experience Hendrix Tour has brought together a number of different artists, both young and old, to celebrate the music of Jimi Hendrix. Our new Jimi Hendrix Webisode series will bring fans closer to those who have performed with the tour. n our fourth instalment, ex-Rolling Stones guitarist Mick Taylor performs "Catfish Blues" and talks about Jimi's "revolutionary" influence on modern guitarists and how he helped to shape music styles that transcend time.

Experience Hendrix Tour takes part of its inspiration from Jimi Hendrix's desire to bring together ensemble casts of musicians with a wide variety of backgrounds, in what he dubbed "The Electric Church." This concept is perhaps best exemplified when Hendrix gathered a group of musicians for Woodstock in August 1969, taking to the stage as the newly named, Gypsy Sun & Rainbows. In recent years, Experience Hendrix Tour has brought together a number of different artists, both young and old, to celebrate the music of Jimi Hendrix. Our new Jimi Hendrix Webisode series will bring fans closer to those who have performed with the tour. In our third Webisode, Noah Hunt, lead vocalist for Kenny Wayne Shepherd, talks about Jimi Hendrix being "the total package" of guitarist, singer, songwriter and producer.

Experience Hendrix Tour takes part of its inspiration from Jimi Hendrix's desire to bring together ensemble casts of musicians with a wide variety of backgrounds, in what he dubbed "The Electric Church." This concept is perhaps best exemplified when Hendrix gathered at Woodstock. In recent years, Experience Hendrix Tour has brought together a number of different artists, both young and old, to celebrate the music of Jimi Hendrix. Our second episode in our new Jimi Hendrix Webisode Series features a backstage interview with ex-Double Trouble drummer, Chris Layton. Chris talks about the tour and the influence that Experience-drummer Mitch Mitchell had on his own playing.

super-deluxe, limited edition Jimi Hendrix Fan Pack is available exclusively from Authentic Hendrix and Amazon.com. Each package features an exclusive collection of Jimi Hendrix memorabilia bundled together in a special offering featuring a copy of Dagger Records' 10th CD release The Jimi Hendrix Experience: Live 1968 Paris/Ottawa and a unique, multi-colored LP pressing of The Jimi Hendrix Experience's October 9, 1967 performance at L'Olympia Theatre in Paris, France. This recording was originally released as part of Dagger's sixth CD release Paris 1967 / San Francisco 1968 in 2003. The CD+LP Fan Pack release includes the following items: # Exclusive colored-vinyl pressing of The Jimi Hendrix Experience: Paris 1967. # The Jimi Hendrix Experience Live 1968 Paris/Ottawa on CD. # Exclusive, limited edition Woodstock t-shirt (size large). # Limited edition concert poster featuring photo from Santa Clara (May 1969). # Classic concert poster, limited edition postcard collection featuring 4 cards. # 3 exclusive Jimi Hendrix buttons. # Hear My Music iPod skin. # Limited edition "PikCard" featuring 4 previously unreleased Jimi Hendrix guitar picks. # A limited edition, replica "All Access Pass" concert lanyard. # Secret "passcode" to unlock access exclusive Jimi Hendrix online content.

Experience Hendrix Tour takes part of its inspiration from Jimi Hendrix's desire to bring together ensemble casts of musicians with a wide variety of backgrounds, in what he dubbed "The Electric Church." This concept is perhaps best exemplified when Hendrix gathered a group of musicians for Woodstock in August 1969, taking to the stage as the newly named, Gypsy Sun & Rainbows. In recent years, Experience Hendrix Tour has brought together a number of different artists, both young and old, to celebrate the music of Jimi Hendrix. Our new Jimi Hendrix Webisode series will bring fans closer to those who have performed with the tour. Our first Websiode, features a candid interview with guitarist, Doyle Bramhall II

This special sneak peak, takes viewers through the making of the classic Hendrix song "Long Hot Summer Night." This special preview video is from the new CD+DVD Collector's Edition release of At Last ... The Beginning: The Making Of Electric Ladyland. At Last ... The Beginning: The Making Of Electric Ladyland documents the creation of Hendrix’s groundbreaking 1968 double album and presents some of Jimi’s closest associates’ remembrances of the album, its development and lasting influence. Jimi Hendrix Experience bassist Noel Redding, drummer Mitch Mitchell, and co-manager Chas Chandler detailed their contributions while engineer Eddie Kramer reexamined the many multi-track tapes created during the sessions for Electric Ladyland. Help from Jimi’s ‘friends and passengers’ came by way of new interviews with Experience Tour Manager Gerry Stickells, musicians Buddy Miles, Jack Casady, Dave Mason, Steve Winwood, Mike Finnigan, Velvert Turner, arranger Larry Fallon, Scene Club Manager Jim Marron, Miami Pop Festival [and later Woodstock] promoter Michael Lang, Experience roadie Neville Chesters, Track Records Co-Founder Chris Stamp. Record Plant Co-Owner Chris Stone, photographer David Montgomery and Trixie Sullivan, a key member of Michael Jeffrey’s management staff. At Last ... The Beginning: The Making Of Electric Ladyland also provides a wealth of archival footage and photographs. Noel Redding contributed some of his fascinating 8mm film footage of The Experience to the production, providing some unique insights to the fast and furious life of The Experience as they balanced extensive recording and touring schedules throughout this period. This newly edited and expanded documentary features almost 40 minutes of additional content not seen in the original feature. Available as a standalone DVD and as part of the Deluxe CD+DVD Collector’s Edition which couples the DVD with the original Electric Ladyland CD release.

At Last ... The Beginning: The Making Of Electric Ladyland documents the creation of Hendrix’s groundbreaking 1968 double album and presents some of Jimi’s closest associates’ remembrances of the album, its development and lasting influence. Jimi Hendrix Experience bassist Noel Redding, drummer Mitch Mitchell, and co-manager Chas Chandler detailed their contributions while engineer Eddie Kramer reexamined the many multi-track tapes created during the sessions for Electric Ladyland. Help from Jimi’s ‘friends and passengers’ came by way of new interviews with Experience Tour Manager Gerry Stickells, musicians Buddy Miles, Jack Casady, Dave Mason, Steve Winwood, Mike Finnigan, Velvert Turner, arranger Larry Fallon, Scene Club Manager Jim Marron, Miami Pop Festival [and later Woodstock] promoter Michael Lang, Experience roadie Neville Chesters, Track Records Co-Founder Chris Stamp. Record Plant Co-Owner Chris Stone, photographer David Montgomery and Trixie Sullivan, a key member of Michael Jeffrey’s management staff. At Last ... The Beginning: The Making Of Electric Ladyland also provides a wealth of archival footage and photographs. Noel Redding contributed some of his fascinating 8mm film footage of The Experience to the production, providing some unique insights to the fast and furious life of The Experience as they balanced extensive recording and touring schedules throughout this period. This newly edited and expanded documentary features almost 40 minutes of additional content not seen in the original feature. Available as a standalone DVD and as part of the Deluxe CD+DVD Collector’s Edition which couples the DVD with the original Electric Ladyland CD release.

Step inside the world of the Jimi Hendrix Experience. Filmed in London, Experience features live performances and rare interview footage. Highlights include Jimi's unforgettable acoustic rendition of "Hear My Train A Comin'" as well as incendiary live versions of "Purple Haze" and "Wild Thing" filmed in Blackpool, England. Narrated by Alexis Korner, this acclaimed program blends a high speed mix of commentary, interviews with Jimi, Mitch Mitchell and Noel Redding, and a soundtrack filled with such Hendrix classics as "Voodoo Chile", "If Six Was Nine", "Castles Made Of Sand", "May This Be Love", and "Foxey Lady". Coupled with Experience are more than forty minutes of rare or previously unreleased bonus material. Never Before Released Bonus Material: 1. Popside, Stockholm, Sweden May 24, 1967 Never before released live performances of "Wind Cries Mary" and "Purple Haze" filmed for SVT Swedish Television. 2. Number Nine, Stockholm, Sweden January 9, 1969 Previously unreleased live performances of Jimi's blues masterwork "Red House" as well as a high velocity rendition of Cream's "Sunshine Of Your Love". This rare footage, recorded for SVT Swedish Television, features Jimi playing a Gibson SG rather than his trademark Fender Stratocaster. 3. Olympia, Paris October 9, 1967 Jimi and the Experience present an unforgettable live version of "Wild Thing". 4. "Hey Joe": Original Promotional Film View the original promotional clip made at London's famed Saville Theatre in January 1967 for "Hey Joe" 5. "Dolly Dagger" Check out the acclaimed 1997 music video featuring Fawn Reed and James Hong. VHS and DVD formats: 69 minutes Color and Black & White Mono and Stereo

Forty years ago Jimi Hendrix returned to his native country and, in one fell swoop changed the musical landscape for all time. It was the galvanizing, US debut performance of The Jimi Hendrix Experience at The Monterey International Pop Festival that propelled Hendrix and his band mates, Mitch Mitchell and Noel Redding, to the top ranks of international rock royalty. Now for the first time ever, The Jimi Hendrix Experience at Monterey is available on DVD. It's a remarkable visual and aural document that reconfirms what the Monterey audience bore witness to on June 18, 1967: Hendrix's unbridled talent and flair for showmanship are unparalleled in the annals of music. The set of songs that The Jimi Hendrix Experience performed at Monterey was introduced by Brian Jones, the Rolling Stones' guitarist whose presence at the festival amounted to a kind of benediction by an acknowledged rock god. He knew full well who he was introducing as Hendrix had moved to London fewer than nine months earlier and achieved icon status in the U.K. in very short order. His conquest of his native land, though, would be achieved almost instantaneously at Monterey. The Jimi Hendrix Experience Live At Monterey offers all existing film footage of that epochal performance presented in its original sequence. The original 16mm camera reversal footage shot by D.A. Pennebaker's Monterey Pop film crew has been transferred to high-definition specs and is presented in its original theatrical aspect ratio of 1.33:1. The DVD soundtrack features new 5.1 surround and 2.0 stereo mixes by Eddie Kramer, the engineer so closely associated with the Jimi Hendrix and his legacy, from the original eight-track live recordings made at the concert by remote engineer Wally Heider. Beyond the performance of the band's set, The Jimi Hendrix Experience Live At Monterey offers numerous bonus features. A Second Look, a unique interactive feature allows the viewer to switch between multiple, previously unseen camera angles to view several of the performances as never before. In addition, American Landing, a new documentary that includes previously unreleased interviews with Mitchell and Redding - and Jimi Hendrix, himself -- is included. There's also Music, Love and Flowers, an inside look at the Monterey International Pop Festival with co-founder Lou Adler. Live performances of "Stone Free" and "Like A Rolling Stone, the two earliest known unreleased Jimi Hendrix Experience performances, shot February 25, 1967 at Chelmsford, England are also part of the package. Voluminous liner notes by Mitch Mitchell and Hendrix scholar and Experience Hendrix's catalog development director John McDermott, as well as numerous rare and previously unpublished photos of Hendrix, the band and memorabilia of the time are also part of the lavish package that is The Jimi Hendrix Experience Live At Monterey.