
18 Songs, 1 Hour 16 Minutes

Are You Experienced (Deluxe Version) The Jimi Hendrix Experience
EDITORS’ NOTES
When Jimi Hendrix and his British rhythm section released their debut in 1967, hard rock took a profound turn. Yes, the glorious passages Hendrix wheedles and wrenches from his instrument redefined guitar playing, but it’s the songs—the execution, writing, and performances—that make this album mythical. Beyond the ear-melting psych-blues of “Purple Haze” and “Foxey Lady,” and the title song’s beautifully layered drones, are tender epics like “May This Be Love” and the melancholic “The Wind Cries Mary,” both of which show how expressive, and underrated, Hendrix was as a singer.
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Purple Haze
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Manic Depression
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Hey Joe
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Love or Confusion
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May This Be Love
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I Don't Live Today
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The Wind Cries Mary
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Fire
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Third Stone from the Sun
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Foxey Lady
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Are You Experienced?
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Stone Free
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51st Anniversary
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Highway Chile
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Can You See Me
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Remember
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Red House
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Are You Experienced (Bonus Footage)
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