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Capricorn Tape
Date: 2003
(1) Bootleg Compilation
[67] mp3

Tracks

1. Hear My Train A Comin'
(Getting my heart back together)
Record Plant, New York City, New York, USA
Composite of two takes.
First half:
Wednesday 21 May 1969 Engineer: Dave Ragno
Buddy Miles: drums, Billy Cox: bass, Unknown: congas
Second half:
Unknown date & location (1970?)
Mitch Mitchell?: drums, Billy Cox?: bass
(Getting my heart back together) Record Plant, New York City, New York, USA Composite of two takes. First half: Wednesday 21 May 1969 Engineer: Dave Ragno Buddy Miles: drums, Billy Cox: bass, Unknown: congas Second half: Unknown date & location (1970?) Mitch Mitchell?: drums, Billy Cox?: bass
2. Belly Button Window
Electric Lady Studios, New York City, New York, USA
Saturday 22 August 1970. Engineer: Eddie Kramer
Recorded on 1/2 inch 4-track, complete alternate take, the wah guitar part has probably been added from another take by Alan Douglas.
Electric Lady Studios, New York City, New York, USA Saturday 22 August 1970. Engineer: Eddie Kramer Recorded on 1/2 inch 4-track, complete alternate take, the wah guitar part has probably been added from another take by Alan Douglas.
3. Villanova Junction
Record Plant, New York City, New York, USA
Friday 23 January 1970
Engineer: Bob Hughes, 2nd Engineer: Dave Ragno
Don: harmonica, Buddy Miles: drums, Billy Cox: bass
Record Plant, New York City, New York, USA Friday 23 January 1970 Engineer: Bob Hughes, 2nd Engineer: Dave Ragno Don: harmonica, Buddy Miles: drums, Billy Cox: bass
4. Mother
Record Plant, New York City, New York, USA
Wednesday 19 March 1969 Engineer: Gary Kellgren
Drums: Jimmy Mayes, Bass: Hank Anderson, Organ: John Winfield, Vocals & Sax: Lonnie Youngblood, Congas: unknown
Record Plant, New York City, New York, USA Wednesday 19 March 1969 Engineer: Gary Kellgren Drums: Jimmy Mayes, Bass: Hank Anderson, Organ: John Winfield, Vocals & Sax: Lonnie Youngblood, Congas: unknown
5. Lover Man
Record Plant, New York City, New York, USA
Friday 15 May 1970
Engineer: Eddie Kramer, 2nd Engineer: Tom Flye
Record Plant, New York City, New York, USA Friday 15 May 1970 Engineer: Eddie Kramer, 2nd Engineer: Tom Flye
6. New Rising Sun
Studio B, TTG Studios, 1441 N.McCadden Street, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA
Wednesday 23 October 1968
Jimi - guitar, Jimi - drums
Engineer - Angel Balestier, Second engineer - Mark Kauffman
According to the "Voodoo Soup" liner notes by Michael Fairchild "the tape itself is a nine minute reel" recorded entirely by Jimi with him filling four of the tracks with drum overdubs.
Thus this version probably is the unedited complete take.
Studio B, TTG Studios, 1441 N.McCadden Street, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA Wednesday 23 October 1968 Jimi - guitar, Jimi - drums Engineer - Angel Balestier, Second engineer - Mark Kauffman According to the "Voodoo Soup" liner notes by Michael Fairchild "the tape itself is a nine minute reel" recorded entirely by Jimi with him filling four of the tracks with drum overdubs. Thus this version probably is the unedited complete take.
7. Midnight
Olmstead Studios, New York City, New York, USA
Tuesday 1 April 1969
Mitch Mitchell: drums, Noel Redding: bass
Engineer: Eddie Kramer
Olmstead Studios, New York City, New York, USA Tuesday 1 April 1969 Mitch Mitchell: drums, Noel Redding: bass Engineer: Eddie Kramer

Notes

Source: http://rockonvinyl.blogspot.com/search/label/Jimi%20Hendrix
Original archive name: Jimi Hendrix - Capricorn Tape (2003).rar
Original folder names:
Capricorn Tape
Artwork
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The Capricorn Tape

Recording info:
Studio outtakes considered and / or prepared for release on the 1994 CD ":Blues" (possibly also the 1995 CD "Voodoo Soup"). Includes previously uncirculated material (See tracklist for details). Excellent quality.
Origin of the title "Capricorn Tape" is unknown.

Source: 1" 2 Track Master -> Cassette -> CDR

Known problems: Click at 2:06 in "Belly Button Window"; This Click is on the Source disc, and doesn't appear to be digital.

Format: Audio CD

Artwork: Front / Back

1. Getting my heart back together ( 8:14)

Record Plant, New York City, New York, USA
Composite of two takes.
First half:
Wednesday 21 May 1969 Engineer: Dave Ragno
Buddy Miles: drums, Billy Cox: bass, Unknown: congas
Second half:
Unknown date & location (1970?)
Mitch Mitchell?: drums, Billy Cox?: bass

2. Belly button window (2:28)

Electric Lady Studios, New York City, New York, USA
Saturday 22 August 1970. Engineer: Eddie Kramer
Recorded on 1/2 inch 4-track, complete alternate take, the wah guitar part has probably been added from another take by Alan Douglas.

3. Villanova junction (19:41) / (aka Jam / Country blues)

Record Plant, New York City, New York, USA
Friday 23 January 1970
Engineer: Bob Hughes, 2nd Engineer: Dave Ragno
Don: harmonica, Buddy Miles: drums, Billy Cox: bass

4. Mother (7:53) / (aka Georgia blues)

Record Plant, New York City, New York, USA
Wednesday 19 March 1969 Engineer: Gary Kellgren
Drums: Jimmy Mayes, Bass: Hank Anderson, Organ: John Winfield, Vocals & Sax: Lonnie Youngblood, Congas: unknown

5. Lover man (2:47)

Record Plant, New York City, New York, USA
Friday 15 May 1970
Engineer: Eddie Kramer, 2nd Engineer: Tom Flye

6. New rising sun (8:28)

Studio B, TTG Studios, 1441 N.McCadden Street, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA
Wednesday 23 October 1968
Jimi - guitar, Jimi - drums
Engineer - Angel Balestier, Second engineer - Mark Kauffman
According to the "Voodoo Soup" liner notes by Michael Fairchild "the tape itself is a nine minute reel" recorded entirely by Jimi with him filling four of the tracks with drum overdubs.
Thus this version probably is the unedited complete take.

7. Midnight ( 8:19) (from 4.51 to end tape damage)

Olmstead Studios, New York City, New York, USA
Tuesday 1 April 1969
Mitch Mitchell: drums, Noel Redding: bass
Engineer: Eddie Kramer

The Capricorn tape, circulated in 2003.
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