Hi-Rez & CD Quality downloads of long-lost MONO mixes and other curiosa, meticulously restored from the best sources. Hendrix, The Who, Beatles, Love, Mothers, Stones, Them, The Dead, etc. Free for All!
F.A.Q.
Who? Retired sound engineer who loves music from the 60's & early 70's.
What? My aim is to make rare stuff publicly available again with the best possible sound quality.
You & JWB make a "killer" team when it comes to creating compilations. As always, I can't begin to express how grateful I am to be able to experience the BBC tracks in top notice fidelity.
Recorded: BBC Broadcasting House, London, UK; Tuesday 28 March 1967 Broadcast: BBC Radio 'Top Gear'; 1 April 1967 Host: Brian Matthews Producer: Bill Bebb More likely to be John Peel rather than Brian Matthew (not Matthews)
Wow! This looks great! Aside from the great sounds, I always appreciate the research and background info that you provide with your releases. Can't wait to crank it up.
I've found this makes a dandy companion to JWB's "Cream On The Radio" (2018 Version), in part because both are such a sonic upgrade from their official counterparts
Wonderful sounding collection of Jimi's BBC recordings. I have a very large collection of Hendrix vinyl boots, including some, but not all of these tracks. For my money this is the definitive and best sounding collection of The Experience at The BBC. Thank you so much for putting this together for us die hard collectors!
This sounds terrific! Well done - we appreciate you and all of the work put into these projects. These are not only 50+ year old BBC recordings plus direct-to-mono, and your hard work shows through. Another reason why hard-core music fans get so upset when the powers-that-be won't put any effort into locating proper tapes and/or "polishing" them.
RE: the last seconds of "Fire": my version is actually authentic and complete. The EH version was doctored; they have used the final notes from Purple Haze to mask the incomplete source they used.
Caused me to pull out and starting playing the 2CD set I compiled a few years ago, using a number of best sources, including several Westwood One CDs. Had a lot of fun de-clapping the now clap/don't clap song! Thank you again for all that you do!
Prof, Your attention to detail, even on your own work, is a lesson to us all. Thanks for caring enough to remaster the dynamite work you & JWB have done....Cheers
Another gem here that I am going to thank you for and download! These are great sounding LP rips and just saying thank you seems so minuscule really :-) Much appreciated and I know it will be much enjoyed...
Thanx a lot! well done! you can add as well the 29.12.1966 take of Hey joe,, and the other one from januaty 1967....you worked on it time ago...( i uploaded teh 29.12 take,,,,and you mastered it at DIMEADOZEN... cheers proff!!
Hey Prof Stone! Thanks so much for this, I only found it now. Thanks to Longjam for showing me the way. This is really great, I was never aware of the source history on these recordings! I have most of these tracks also as an off air reel recording from someone who lived in Berlin at the time, and taped it from British Forces Radio. They have slightly different spoken intros, but also feature Korner, etc as hosts....let me know if you are interested, I can wetransfer it for you. Cheers from Hamburg! Find me on DIME. Olve
Brilliant as always Prof., really looking forward to digging into this gem
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ReplyDeleteYou & JWB make a "killer" team when it comes to creating compilations. As always, I can't begin to express how grateful I am to be able to experience the BBC tracks in top notice fidelity.
Thanks again to you & JWB !!!
Thanks Prof. Stoned! It sounds great. Rock on!
ReplyDeleteMany thanks!
ReplyDeleteThanks very much! Really appreciate all you good work and great music!
ReplyDeleteThank you sir - much appreciated
ReplyDeleteWay cool!! Thank you.
ReplyDelete�� Thank you for the Music,
ReplyDelete07. Killing Floor
ReplyDelete08. Fire
09. 'Electronic Excitement'
10. Purple Haze
Recorded: BBC Broadcasting House, London, UK; Tuesday 28 March 1967
Broadcast: BBC Radio 'Top Gear'; 1 April 1967
Host: Brian Matthews
Producer: Bill Bebb
More likely to be John Peel rather than Brian Matthew (not Matthews)
Thx so much!
ReplyDeleteWow! I didn't know that 2nd gen tapes were used. I love Jimi's BBC sessions and this will be a treat. Many thanks Prof.!
ReplyDeleteThank You
ReplyDelete>More likely to be John Peel rather than Brian Matthew (not Matthews).
ReplyDeleteNope, it's Brian Matthew talking.
>I didn't know that 2nd gen tapes were used.
Worse though, nearly everything on the EH is in fake stereo with added reverb.
Thank you, thank you, thank you. Very special work. Most appreciated. Did I write thank you?
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Hi and thanks!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully done prof! And big thanks to JWB!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the better sounding BBC recordings!
ReplyDeleteWow! This looks great! Aside from the great sounds, I always appreciate the research and background info that you provide with your releases. Can't wait to crank it up.
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Wow! Most excellent. Thank you Prof.
ReplyDeleteWonderful. Thank you very much.
ReplyDeleteThank you Prof !
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ReplyDeleteSuper pleased with this one Prof!!! Didn't know an upgrade like this existed. So grateful for your work!!! Rock on Professor Stoned!
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ReplyDeleteOnce again, many thanks, Prof.
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Cheers Professor
ReplyDeleteJimi is never enough, and so is your work of love...thank you...cheers
ReplyDeleteFirst time to hear this material where it doesn't sound cold and brittle and just plain nasty. Really enjoying this.
ReplyDeleteI'll say it again (I've said it before) - thank you sincerely and delightedly for your labor of love.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant thank you very much, well done :)
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to compare this with the other versions I have! Cheers, Prof, always worth a listen.
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But i love you just the same
How do you download this?
ReplyDeleteWhen I click on download it just flashes and then nothing.
great work!! big thanks!!
ReplyDeleteClick on d/l link, you'll see a text document, read it, copy url and paste.
ReplyDeleteI noticed your "Burning of the Midnight Lamp" post is gone. Are there any issues with it?
ReplyDeleteIt has been added to the upgraded AYE
ReplyDeleteThanks so much!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much.Prof.
ReplyDeleteThanks - fabulous stuff
ReplyDeletemany thanks Prof. !! fabulous as always!
ReplyDeleteFantastic stuff Prof!
ReplyDeleteI made an alternate cover if anyone is interested. https://imgur.com/a/B12BO8l
Thank you! If you could change the TJHE lettering in something in little less effusive, I will put it up here.
ReplyDeleteAgain Prof you drop a golden nugget to us .......again ! So many thanks
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@zmax532 - thanks for the alt cover too
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Thank you very much. Very interesting music.
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thanks ! sounds good !
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ReplyDeleteI've found this makes a dandy companion to JWB's "Cream On The Radio" (2018 Version), in part because both are such a sonic upgrade from their official counterparts
ReplyDeleteYep, he did a swell job on that one.
ReplyDeleteWonderful sounding collection of Jimi's BBC recordings. I have a very large collection of Hendrix vinyl boots, including some, but not all of these tracks. For my money this is the definitive and best sounding collection of The Experience at The BBC. Thank you so much for putting this together for us die hard collectors!
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing how much effort goes into these releases, thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteWonderful, thank you
ReplyDeleteJust compared this to the BBC Sessions release, and your totally blows it away, thanks!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds terrific! Well done - we appreciate you and all of the work put into these projects. These are not only 50+ year old BBC recordings plus direct-to-mono, and your hard work shows through. Another reason why hard-core music fans get so upset when the powers-that-be won't put any effort into locating proper tapes and/or "polishing" them.
ReplyDeleteThe above post applies to JWB as well.
ReplyDeleteThanks! Great sounding collection, but the outro to Fire (which seems to be an edit of two sources) is missing about a second of music.
ReplyDeleteWell done Prof. Thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteRE: the last seconds of "Fire": my version is actually authentic and complete. The EH version was doctored; they have used the final notes from Purple Haze to mask the incomplete source they used.
ReplyDeleteCaused me to pull out and starting playing the 2CD set I compiled a few years ago, using a number of best sources, including several Westwood One CDs. Had a lot of fun de-clapping the now clap/don't clap song! Thank you again for all that you do!
ReplyDeleteThank you for this great post I love the BBC recording sessions.
ReplyDeletemuch thanks
ReplyDeleteThis is what EH should have come out from the beginning... Thank you !
ReplyDeleteFantastic!!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you :) These sound so much better ...
ReplyDeleteooo weee...i sure DON'T have the blues this morning, and I'm here to tell ya about it...
ReplyDeleteTHANKS PROF. STONED! :)
This sounds excellent! Very clear and detailed. Thank you.
ReplyDeletev1.0: 06-07-2020
ReplyDeletev1.1: 15-07-2021 (Tr. 01-10 newly remastered, everything else is the same as v1.0)
Thank yu Prof. Stoned for upgrading this wonderful collection!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the update, Prof. Stoned
ReplyDeleteProf, Your attention to detail, even on your own work, is a lesson to us all. Thanks for caring enough to remaster the dynamite work you & JWB have done....Cheers
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Thanks Prof!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Prof!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the upgrade.
ReplyDeleteMucho Grass for the upgrade
ReplyDeleteGreat to see you back! Thanks for this1
ReplyDeleteIs the new one: 10. Purple Haze
ReplyDeleteRecorded: BBC Broadcasting House, London, UK; Tuesday 28 March 1967
Broadcast: BBC Radio 'Top Gear'; 1 April 1967
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ReplyDeleteExactly which track was remastered? Was it Purple Haze?
ReplyDeleteThe February & March sessions.
ReplyDeleteI see. Thanks
ReplyDeleteThanks for the care and attention you put into these fantastic recordings.
ReplyDeleteFantastic, as always, many thanks.
ReplyDeleteOutstanding! Many, MANY thanks!
ReplyDeletethanks Prof Stoned !
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ReplyDeleteThank you, Professor. Keep the good job. Take care. Cheers.
ReplyDeleteAnother gem here that I am going to thank you for and download! These are great sounding LP rips and just saying thank you seems so minuscule really :-) Much appreciated and I know it will be much enjoyed...
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, dear Prof, for these gorgeous Hendrix gems! This is very much appreciated! Great to know, you're BACK!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks SO much for all the Hendrix. He was amazing!
ReplyDeleteDefinitive!!! Many man thanks!!!
ReplyDeleteThank You!
ReplyDeleteI love and appreciate your efforts to make these wonderful and historic tracks shine. Jimi, Mitch, and Noel deserve it.
ReplyDeleteYou sir, are a living legend. Cheers Prof.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to listening to this one, JHE at the BBC, wonderful
ReplyDeleteMany thanks boss
ReplyDeleteThanks!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for your great work.
ReplyDeleteThanx a lot! well done! you can add as well the 29.12.1966 take of Hey joe,, and the other one from januaty 1967....you worked on it time ago...( i uploaded teh 29.12 take,,,,and you mastered it at DIMEADOZEN... cheers proff!!
ReplyDeleteHey Prof Stone! Thanks so much for this, I only found it now. Thanks to Longjam for showing me the way. This is really great, I was never aware of the source history on these recordings! I have most of these tracks also as an off air reel recording from someone who lived in Berlin at the time, and taped it from British Forces Radio. They have slightly different spoken intros, but also feature Korner, etc as hosts....let me know if you are interested, I can wetransfer it for you. Cheers from Hamburg! Find me on DIME. Olve
ReplyDeleteDoes he have the first session? Hey Joe & Rock me baby?
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely superb. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteThanks! really enjoyed the 2020 version, so I'm sure I will this too :)
ReplyDeleteThank You very much!
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wonderful, love the Experience, thank you...
ReplyDeleteDankjewel mijn vriend!
ReplyDeleteMany thanks!
ReplyDeleteGracias!
ReplyDeleteFabulous work on this fabulous-sounding collection, Professor! Thank you
ReplyDeleteMany thanks, good Doctor!
ReplyDeleteer, make that *Professor!* Sorry! I'm tired and stoned too ;)
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