NEWS
Posthumous Hendrix album on the way
28 November 2012
While yesterday marked his 'would be' 70th birthday, a new Jimi Hendrix album is set for release in March next year.
The twelve unheard tracks were recorded for a follow-up to 1968's I, but hadn't been released in result of his death in 1970.
The tracklisting for People, Hell & Angels has been revealed as the following:
Earth Blues
Somewhere
Hear My Train A Comin'
Bleeding Heart
Let Me Move You
Izabella
Easy Blues
Crash Landing
Inside Out
Hey Gypsy Boy
Mojo Man
Villanova Junction Blues
According to NME the album hears Hendrix experiment with horns, keyboards, percussion and a second guitar.
Adding to the 'Jimi Hendrix experience', digitally restored footage of his 1969 Woodstock festival set is due for cinematic release worldwide next month.
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