I need to correct my previous post -- I saw the Jimi Hendrix Experience with Mitchell twice in 1968, not 1967, but I am sure you all caught that error.  Hendrix first played the Winterland in early 68; his previous Bill Graham concert appearance was in June 1967 at the Fillmore, just after he played at Monterey.  I should also ...

I need to correct my previous post -- I saw the Jimi Hendrix Experience with Mitchell twice in 1968, not 1967, but I am sure you all caught that error.  Hendrix first played the Winterland in early 68; his previous Bill Graham concert appearance was in June 1967 at the Fillmore, just after he played at Monterey.  I should also add, I ...

This is a copy of what I posted in the Main Feedback Forum this morning:On November 3rd after walking precincts in the Bay Area, I attended a concert called ''Experience Hendrix'' in SF.  It's a national tour to honor the work of the great Hendrix.  It featured Billy Cox, Hendrix's second bass player after Redding, and Mitch Mitchell, ...

On November 3rd after walking precincts in the Bay Area, I attended a concert called ''Experience Hendrix'' in SF.  It's a national tour to honor the work of the great Hendrix.  It featured Billy Cox, Hendrix's second bass player after Redding, and Mitch Mitchell, his first and last drummer (Buddy Miles was in between).  The guitar ...

Just catching up to many posts over the last many months.  Thanks for all the information about Bloomfield, my guitar hero in my teens.  My impression of him is that he was very smart and very insecure.  I think he liked speed in the 60's and they always used the excuse ''Mike's insomia caught up with him'' when he would miss ...

Finally looking at this forum again, after a long hiatus.  Thanks for your additions about the Thursday night show at the Fillmore.  As you can read from my first long post, Albert King nearly stole the show from Hendrix on Saturday night also.  Listening to King today, that is kind of hard to understand. Albert did not jump ...

Just catching up to posts from the last few months.  I see where some were saying this forum is dead.  I used to post a lot, but had a baby, so between work and being daddy.... I am one of those who attended a number of shows at Fillmore, Winterland, and Fillmore West and wrote some lengthy stories about seeing the Electric Flag, ...

UCSteve: There is lots of early Quicksilver here.  Lots. Video:  We all await to see this and they are running way behind.  But, it takes TONS of time to clean up video and sync it.  If you think the audio quality is bad at time here, you won't like bad video to go along with it. Nitpick:  I think the concert notes are ...

Wow, what a flashback to hear Orleans.  They were a ''local'' band when I was attending grad school in Ithaca New York.  One of my professor's sons (Matt Kelly) played in the group and we used to go dancing til the wee hours to this fine band. They were kind of like a East Coast version of the Doobie Brothers (they also sound a ...

I see where someone recently called for more Moby Grape to emerge from the Vault. If listeners have not checked out the small piece of Moby Grape represented here (not available for download yet), you really should. Just three songs are in this early 1967 Fillmore show, but all three are excellent with exceptional sound (especially if your ...

The new Quicksilver concert is great stuff.  First, the audio fidelity is very good for one of these ''old'' shows. You can hear each vocal and instrument. Second, as the description notes, this is the early version of the band with Jim Murray.  While he was not a sterling singer, his third guitar added a fullness to their sound that ...

Vaultster PaulCaruso wrote that Hendrix did 6 shows over 3 nights at Winterland.  But, as I have posted elsewhere at this site, these were not separate ''shows.''  In other words, the Winterland Ballroom was not emptied and a new audience allowed in.  When the doors opened and you grabbed your apple and made your way ...