[the accountant]

Curtis Knight w/Jimi Hendrix
Georges Club 20, Hackensack NJ
December 26, 1965


Driving South
California Night
Killin Floor
Whatd I say
I'll Be Doggone
Bright Lights Big City
Im a Man
Sugar Pie Honey Bunch
Get Out of My Life Woman
Aint that Pecular
Last Night
(I Cant Get No) Satisfaction
Land of 1000 Dances

Bonus tracks
UFO (Demo)
Shotgun
Jailtoasts


Transfered to the digital realm via Rega Plannar2 Turntable w/Sumika Pearl Cartridge Sony R500 Dat w/ SuperBit Mapping
These tracks blow away any PPX reissues in terms of sound quality. The sound is raw, yet clean.
A great look into Jimis playing just before his break through success
Driving South is out-standing!

JH - 1965-12-26 NJ, Hackensack - shn.rar - FileFactory
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[the accountant]

I did some work, and based on the setlist, this particular show was not released

 

[rumpofsteelskin]

i have this on vinyl

is this the Live in Hackensack vinyl? I bought it in Paris at the Virgin Record Superstore in July 1989. Its got a pic of hendrix with a flying V on the cover.

 

[Valerian]

Thank you very much!

 

[gwendrix]

Thanks a lot !

 

[Eddie_1412]

some info are here ---> Dagger Records Releases 'Live At George?s Club 20' Featuring Jimi Hendrix | The Official Jimi Hendrix Site

 

[emagon4523]

Love it, have listened to the PPX for years so if this in an upgrade, cool and thanks!

I really love finding SRV playing Driving South. IIRC I heard an interview that this tape is where he first fell in love with that jam.

Cool Hendrix records is doing a release, will have to compare.

 

[rumpofsteelskin]

its released now.

 

[the accountant]

its released now.

So it is the same music just in a different order then? I received this with the 26th as the date. The official is from the 20th. If it is then I will remove the link.

 

[the accountant]

Ignore that last part about the 20th. Brain slip.
The official is a compilation of shows over time is what I should a typed.

 

[journey99]

cool thanks for the JH

 

[Tee Cee]

Thanks for the Jimi Thanks for sharing

 

[Mister Mike]

How could Stevie play with Jimi on Drivin' South? Did I misread the earlier comments or what? Both artists have played this venerable song in both of their respective sets but never at the same time. Stevie was good but I don't think he was rockin' out hard in 1965. I probably misread it. Old eyes conspire against me quite a bit even with glasses!

 

[emagon4523]

No of course Stevie didn't play with Jimi - but there are SRV boots with him playing Driving South on them. There's an interview with Jimmy Vaughan I heard discussing Hendrix and he mentions how stevie learned it from a Jimi bootleg, could it be this show or the BBC sessions?

Like I'm trying to think what Hendrix boots SRV had access to in the 80's. This recording is pretty popular, maybe this is it? Who knows but that song is excellent!

 

[the accountant]

emagon4523: You probably have not had a chance to to read Mr. Mikes replies in some of my other SRV posts. He worked for him for a while and has stated Stevie love bootlegs of Hendrix. He actually could probably tell you which ones Stevie liked to listen if he reads this (hint hint hint)........... I think he totally misread your post the first time because what you typed agrees with what he has told me.......

Glad you all enjoyed. Have more to come

 

[Mister Mike]

emagon4523: the accountant is correct about my misread; the one boot of Jimi's that Stevie did talk about was when he played in Hawaii around the time of Rainbow Bridge. Stevie did play Drivin' South a lot in the early '80s in Texas shows but dropped that, instrumental jams of Manic Depression for more technically challenging songs like Little Wing/Third Stone From the Sun, Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) and the Hendrixy Say What! off of Soul to Soul. I can let you in on the one boot that he never tired of and always looked forward to hearing whenever he was back at his house on Lake Travis: Grant Green Live at Carnegie. He couldn't recall what year it was just like the shows in Hawaii that Stevie thought were the best of Jimi's playing at that time and I'm still trying my best to locate it to this very day! He loved jazz modes that could fit into a blues solo without making it fusion that's for sure! Chitlins Con Carne is a fine example of his jazz leanings that Jimmie put on The Sky is Crying release after Stevie passed away. There is a boot from '83 at Fitzgeralds in Houston in soundboard quality where Stevie is cajoled by a fan in the beginning of the show to play Drivin' South until the song is played. Not that you had to really entice Stevie to play anything by Jimi but, yeah, about any chance he would get he would try to show his admiration for Jimi's music. Sorry about my misunderstand and misread, emagon4523! I hope some of this can help you with you musical odyssey!

 

[the accountant]

Mister Mike, thanks for taking the hint........

 

[dogsbreath18]

Thanks

 

[VP58]

Thanks for sharing!

 

[jfjfjf]

Thanks a lot !!!