A year before Jimi died, Reprise issued this 1969 "best-of," which hit #6. Owning this definitive Hendrix comp on 150-gram vinyl was a big draw for those who picked up the limited, numbered edition... more

Eddie Kramer and Mitch Mitchell compiled these cuts, which came out less than six months after Jimi's death. Most of these were recorded at Electric Lady between December '69 and the summer of '70... more

Painstakingly restored to its original, 12-track line-up, with a new, 12-page booklet featuring unpublished photos of Jimi, Mitch Mitchell and Noel Redding dressed as cowboys from a 1969 Warner Bros.... more

A week before Electric Ladyland came out, Hendrix, Redding and Mitchell took the stage at the 5,400-capacity Winterland in San Francisco for six sold-out shows over three nights. Even though those... more

Reissue. Two CDs. Live at Woodstock is a posthumous live album by Jimi Hendrix, originally released in July, 1999. It documents most of his performance at the Woodstock Festival on August 18, 1969,... more

Somehow, Hendrix and the band grew yet further on their sophomore LP, as songwriters, players and studio-magic innovators. Boldly experimental and heavily soulful at the same time, it still blows the... more

The posthumously-compiled album featuring his work from March 1968 to August 1970, much of which previously appeared on the Cry of Love album.