Jimi Hendrix ?– Paris Is Jamestown Instant Analysis BBR003 1987
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$ 27 Sold For
Feb 28, 2020 Sold Date
Feb 21, 2020 Start Date
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Description

Jimi Hendrix ?– Paris Is Jamestown Grey/Translucent Vinyl NM. Condition is Used. Shipped with USPS Media Mail.
Direct from the collector's vault, a rare Jimi Hendrix LP. Not an official release. I don't know what it is. Not listed in Discogs in this color of label and record but otherwise, like others of same title.  Clearly NM in the record and jacket. I doubt it was ever played.  The condition is very likely a result of it being bought as an investment.  
Here is some information in other colors of vinyl and label but with same title and playlist from Discogs:


Tracklist A1 Foxy Lady A2 The Wind Cries Mary A3 Rock Me Baby A4 Red House A5 Purple Haze B1 Hey Joe B2 Purple Haze B3 Foxy Lady B4 Love Or Confusion B5 Killing Floor B6 Burning The Midnight Lamp B7 Hound Dog B8 Day Tripper

Companies, etc.

  • Mastered At – Greg Lee Processing – L 28266

Notes

Tracks A1 - A5 : Live from October 9, 1967 The Experience' Musicorama', L'Olympia, Paris, France
Tracks B1 - B4 : BBC Sessions recorded February 13, 1967, London
Tracks B5 : BBC Sessions recorded March 28, 1967, London
Tracks B6 - B7 : BBC Sessions recorded October 6, 1967, London
Tracks B8 : BBC Sessions recorded December 15, 1967, London

Album is also referred to as both "Paris is Jamestown" and "Paris is Sir Jamestown.
The manufacturer and the catalog number are exactly the same as the colored vinyl version which was release before this 1987 black vinyl version.This is the pink label variant.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Label Code (Etched Side A): BBR-003-A
  • Label Code (Etched Side B): BBR-003-B

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