New Music Week of April 20

I have been listening to a live Moby Grape collection which shows the instrumental power of the band, while the vocals could have been mixed clearer. Always loved that band though.
Jimi Hendrix-Valleys of Neptune, a nice collection, good mix, and The Experience, while Buddy Miles was mainstay, almost house band at most Madison Square Garden shows in the Late 60's/ early 70's with his EXPRESS, I always perferred Mitch on the kit.
Jeff Beck-Emotion and Commotion The world's best living guitarist has his best selling collection straight out the box since his career began. Took awhile for the world to catch on.
The Beatles- Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Deluxe Edition) This is only 4 tracks but each taken apart into 4 tracks just as the boys heard it out of the cones.Interesting, especially when listening to the lead guitar track without all the horns, strings, backgroung sounds.The studio was George Martin, the 5th Beatle.
Found a 3 cd collection of The Doors in a Case Logic, it is in the player now.

Miles Davis LIVE at Fillmore up next.

The 60's and 70's, again?

This week the cover of Rolling Stone magazine has a photo of Jimi Hendrix with a review of his "newest" release, which I might add is reminiscent of his work with The Experience. Followed by the death of Alex Chilton (see previous post), and the opening of the Runaways movie, these three events save us from Justin Bieber and that ilk.
Also, after a viewing last week on PBS, The T.A.M.I. Show has been restored and released in all it's glory. Pick it up if just for James Brown's smokin' set. Well worth the twenty bucks.