January 22, 1970 Hendrix prepared new mixes of “Sky Blues Today” and “Izabella”.
Record Plant, New York Studio Recording Sky Blues Today [Stepping Stone] Izabella Hendrix prepared new mixes of “Sky Blues Today” and “Izabella”.
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February 11, 1970 A mixing session dedicated to the Band Of Gypsys studio recording of “Izabella.”
Record Plant, New York Studio Recording A mixing session dedicated to the Band Of Gypsys studio recording of “Izabella.”
February 12, 1970 Work continued on the mixing of “Izabella” before Hendrix and engineer Bob Hughes crafted what was deemed the master.
Record Plant, New York Studio Recording Work continued on the mixing of “Izabella” before Hendrix and engineer Bob Hughes crafted what was deemed the master. This mix, coupled with “Stepping Stone”, would later be issued by Reprise as a single in April 1970.
February 15, 1970 Hendrix and Eddie Kramer continued final editing and mixing of the Band Of Gypsys album at Juggy Sound.
Juggy Sound, New York Studio Recording Hendrix and Eddie Kramer continued final editing and mixing of the Band Of Gypsys album at Juggy Sound. Record Plant, New York Studio Recording Following his session at Juggy, Hendrix went to the Record Plant where a master mix for “Sky Blues Today” was achieved during this Record Plant.
April 8, 1970 Reprise Records issued the single “Stepping Stone” coupled with “Izabella”.
With Band Of Gypsys riding high in the Billboard US album chart, Reprise Records issued the single “Stepping Stone” coupled with “Izabella”. Apart from “All Along The Watchtower”, Jimi had little success at US Top 40 radio. “Stepping Stone” and “Izabella” proved to be no exception.