3CD/1BR. Electric Lady Studios: A Jimi Hendrix Vision is the latest in-depth project from Experience Hendrix, encompassing 3CD/ 1 Blu-Ray of previously unreleased music Jimi Hendrix recorded at his... more

Live archive collection. This recording has never before been released or even bootlegged. It captures the Jimi Hendrix Experience at a unique moment in their illustrious career. Before a sold out... more

Live At The L.A. Forum presents an extraordinary April 1969 performance by the Jimi Hendrix Experience. Before a raucous, sold-out house, Hendrix, drummer Mitch Mitchell and bassist Noel Redding tore... more

As told in the new documentary "Music…Money…Madness…Jimi Hendrix in Maui," Jimi's notorious manager Michael Jeffrey made a deal with Warner Bros. in which they would finance a film shot in Hawaii... 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

Over the course of four extraordinary years, Jimi Hendrix placed his indelible stamp upon popular music with breathtaking velocity. Measured alongside his triumphs at Monterey Pop and Woodstock,... more

Here's a low-low-priced CD reissue of one of the most immortal rock performances ever: Hendrix at Woodstock. This posthumous album includes most of his Woodstock set: "Hey Joe," "Purple Haze,"... more

In celebration of the 50th anniversary of the release of the Jimi Hendrix Experience masterpiece Electric Ladyland, Experience Hendrix and Legacy Recordings present a special Deluxe Edition box set.... more

Morning Symphony Ideas is an extraordinary collection of previously unreleased studio and home demo recordings. Morning Symphony Ideas places it's focus on Jimi's songwriting and his unique approach... more

Both Sides Of The Sky presents 13 studio recordings including 10 which have never before been released. All but two of these studio recordings were made during a fertile two year period between... more

The Hendrix-Cox-Miles "experience" was one of electrifying R&B, heavy funk, hard rock and sultry soul—and fans had four chances to see that explosive unit at the Fillmore East, with two shows each on... more

Jimi was the first act booked at the 1970 Atlanta Pop Festival. He performed on the second night—after the Allmans, B.B. King and Rare Earth—playing to the largest American audience of his career... more

Kramer and Mitchell unearthed more riveting recordings from the last days of Jimi Hendrix for this 1971 LP, which largely derives from the same sessions that yielded "The Cry of Love." Includes... 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

Collecting the straightest "blues" songs Jimi recorded, the emphasis here is on tradition rather than any type of LSD-fueled astral travel. Blues affords fans a good look at the way Hendrix was able... more

Some 50,000 people came to see Blue Cheer, Frank Zappa, the Crazy World of Arthur Brown and the main event on May 18, 1968, at the Miami Pop Festival: the Jimi Hendrix Experience, who had just... more

Maybe the greatest debut in rock history, and definitely one of rock's most influential and visionary albums. Experience the 2013 remastered U.S. version of "Are You Experienced?" featuring "Purple... 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

Jimi's magnum opus from 1968!

These 1966–67 recordings first turned heads and blew minds in 2000. This new edition of the box that Rolling Stone called "the Rolls Royce of posthumous Hendrix sets" adds four new songs and includes... more

Like guitar feedback gradually rising from a whisper to a scream, a new album of previously unheard Hendrix recordings summons excitement among rock lovers like little else on the planet. And this... more

Billy Cox and Mitch Mitchell join Jimi on the stage. More than a thousand people who couldn't get in to the sold-out show surround the Berkeley Community Theatre. The second set begins—and you are... 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

Some of Jimi's hottest playing (e.g. "Catfish Blues," "Driving South") on record came during his 1967 and 1969 BBC sessions with the Experience, which this 37-track collection captures in their... more