Some 43 years after his tragic death, rock-n-roll
legend Jimi Hendrix will return to relevance on Tuesday with the release of his
new album People, Hell & Angels. The greatest guitarist of all
time, the man who helped redefined rock and roll will be back in 2013.
The album consists of 12 previously
unreleased tracks Hendrix completed in the studio before his death in 1970,
brought about by an overdose of sleeping pills. The album was recorded in
between 1969 and 1970 at the highest of his success. There should be
some experimental music and fusions of styles. Naturally, the
forthcoming album, People, Hell and Angels won't escalate Hendrix's legacy
beyond where it already stood; we'll never hear the innovations, hairpin turns
and creative dead ends he'd have followed had he lived to celebrate his 70th
birthday at the end of this year. But the collection does do a fine job of
preserving Hendrix's work in amber, while still polishing it up as good as new.
“These
twelve recordings encompass a variety of unique sounds and styles incorporating
many of the elements—horns, keyboards, percussion and second guitar—Jimi wanted
to incorporate within his new music,” the official Hendrix website explains.
“People, Hell and; Angels, presents some of the finest Jimi Hendrix
guitar work ever issued and provides a compelling window into his growth as a
songwriter, musician and producer.”
“We’re thrilled to be able to
release People, Hell & Angels, during the celebration of the
70th anniversary of my brother’s birth,” Janie L. Hendrix said in an advisory.
“The brilliance of the album serves to underscore what we've known all along:
that there has never been and never will be a musical force equal to his and
that we cherish and take inspiration of what he left us both now and for many
generations to come…simply eternity.”
Here some of the samples here
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