Jimi Hendrix 12" 33rpm vinyl "Hendrix+Friends: Home at Woodstock" No matrix MINT

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Jimi Hendrix 12" 33rpm vinyl "Hendrix+Friends: Home at Woodstock" No matrix MINT

Jimi Hendrix 12" 33rpm vinyl "Hendrix+Friends: Home at Woodstock"  MINT condition.

Matrix - None.

Mint condition. Sleeve has crease.

I will be listing more very rare Jimi Hendrix over the next few days.

I will combine postage if you buy more than one vinyl.

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Please note: I mark all my pieces with Polychromatic ink which is invisible to the naked eye & causes no harm to the item. If your item is stolen I keep a file on all pieces to aid identification.

http://www.popsike.com/jimi-hendrix-this-flyer-b89-bootleg-1970-mega-mega-rare/4032931222.htmllease IMPORTANT INFORMATION IN THE LINK ABOVE REGARDING THIS MEGA RARE ALBUM. PROBABLY THE RAREST OF ALL THE HENDRIX ALBUMS.

THANKS TO DAVE WOODS FOR SUPPLING THIS INFORMATION - A TRUE HENDRIX FAN. The record on offer is THIS FLYER (classed now as B89 although it has no matrix or catalogue number) one of, if not the first ever Hendrix bootlegs to appear, recorded in 1969 at the shokan house at woodstock, it is steeped in Hendrix History. In 1970 one of the first Hendrix bootlegs to appear was called This Flyer (B89). In keeping with many other bootlegs of that period it sported a plain jacket and plain black centre labels on the disc itself. The title came from the enclosed slip of paper which stated ''This flyer is for that man who walked into a pad at Woodstock raised his axe and talked to the people around him, and they talked together.'' The album contains four jams, a long affair which dominates side one and three shorter pieces on side two. The jams featured unknown Welsh pianist Mike Ephron with Juma Sultan on flute and percussion and Jerry Velez also on percussion. A contemporary report claimed that the tapes were originally offered for sale to raise money for Juma who had been arrested and jailed in Pakistan for 'weed wickery'. The same report states that the funds to free Juma were eventually found elsewhere and the tapes ended up in the hands of Bill Doukas who had the album mastered by a blind engineer in a New York basement studio. 4,000 copies of This Flyer were reputedly pressed in Jamaica (3,000 for the U.S.A. and 1,000 for Britain) but this album is SO RARE that the number was probably much less. Profits were to go to mainly East Coast groups, in particular the Black Panthers. In fact a number of copies (not this one) were circulated with photocopies of Black Panther propaganda inside the sleeve. Doukas believed this would meet with Jimi's approval but just to be on the safe side he claimed he was only going to tell him after the album's release. This was a wise move as Jimi would have been horrified at this material getting a public airing. for more pics a soundclip and information please go here http://www.ddavewoods.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/this flyer.htm the cover and record are in excellent+ condition this may well be the only chance to own this record for a very long time.