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1. Stone Free (Live Olympia Theater, Paris, October, 9, 1967)
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2. Hey Joe (Live Olympia Theater, Paris, October, 9, 1967)
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3. Fire (Live Olympia Theater, Paris, October, 9, 1967)
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4. Rock Me Baby (Live Olympia Theater, Paris, October, 9, 1967)
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5. Red House (Live Olympia Theater, Paris, October, 9, 1967)
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6. Purple Haze (Live Olympia Theater, Paris, October, 9, 1967)
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7. Wild Thing (Live Olympia Theater, Paris, October, 9, 1967)
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8. Killing Floor (Live Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco, CA, February, 4, 1968 (Second Show))
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9. Red House (Live Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco, CA, February, 4, 1968 (Second Show))
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10. Catfish Blues (Live Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco, CA, February, 4, 1968 (Second Show))
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11. Dear Mr. Fantasy (Part One) (Live Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco, CA, February, 4, 1968 (Second Show))
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12. Dear Mr. Fantasy (Part Two) (Live Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco, CA, February, 4, 1968 (Second Show))
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13. Purple Haze (Live Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco, CA, February, 4, 1968 (Second Show))
Paris 1967 / San Francisco 1968
The hugely popular Dagger Records catalog gets a new addition with its sixth release Jimi Hendrix Experience: Paris 1967 / San Francisco 1968 This latest 13-track, 77 minute offering presents two impressive live performances from Paris, France (L’Olympia Theatre, October 9, 1967) and San Francisco, California (Winterland Ballroom, February 4, 1968).
The 7 songs from Paris present The Experience at their fiery best with stellar workouts of some of the group’s most popular songs including “Stone Free,” “Hey Joe,” “Red House,” and “Purple Haze.” Originally recorded for French radio, this direct to two-track live recording is a stellar historical document. The following 6 songs from the Winterland Ballroom were not professionally recorded, but represent The Experience nearing their musical heights as they make a return engagement to famed music promoter Bill Graham’s San Francisco concert houses. The highlight of this performance is a rare and lively tribute to Traffic through that group’s anthem “Dear Mr. Fantasy” featuring a special appearance by Buddy Miles on drums.