Title: Axis: Bold as Love
Artist: The Jimi Hendrix Experience
Genre: Psychedelic Rock
Released: 1967
Tracks:
1 - EXP - 1:54
2 - Up From the Skies - 3:01
3 - Spanish Castle Magic - 3:08
4 - Wait Until Tomorrow - 3:06
5 - Ain't No Telling - 1:52
6 - Little Wing - 2:30
7 - If 6 Was 9 - 5:35
8 - You Got Me Floatin' - 2:44
9 - Castles Made of Sand - 2:49
10 - She's So Fine - 2:43
11 - One Rainy Wish - 3:45
12 - Little Miss Lover - 2:25
13 - Bold as Love - 4:08
Overview:
Artist: The Jimi Hendrix Experience
Genre: Psychedelic Rock
Released: 1967
Tracks:
1 - EXP - 1:54
2 - Up From the Skies - 3:01
3 - Spanish Castle Magic - 3:08
4 - Wait Until Tomorrow - 3:06
5 - Ain't No Telling - 1:52
6 - Little Wing - 2:30
7 - If 6 Was 9 - 5:35
8 - You Got Me Floatin' - 2:44
9 - Castles Made of Sand - 2:49
10 - She's So Fine - 2:43
11 - One Rainy Wish - 3:45
12 - Little Miss Lover - 2:25
13 - Bold as Love - 4:08
Overview:
Axis: Bold as Love is the second studio album by The Jimi Hendrix Experience. Under pressure from their record company to follow-up the successful debut of their May 1967 album Are You Experienced, Axis: Bold as Love was released on Track Records in the UK in December 1967. It reached #5 in the UK and later #3 in the US.
The album was recorded to fulfill the band's contract, which stated that they must produce two albums in 1967. Even so, it was not released in the USA until 1968 due to fears that it might disturb the sales of the first album. Noel Redding plays eight string bass on some tracks.
Just before the album's completion, Hendrix left the master tapes of side one in a taxi. They were never found again, and thus the A-side had to be mixed again quickly.
The album was re-released on the week of March 30, 2010. Like the other 2010 re-releases, the sound varies slightly with minor tweaks from Hendrix's sound engineer Eddie Kramer.
The album was recorded to fulfill the band's contract, which stated that they must produce two albums in 1967. Even so, it was not released in the USA until 1968 due to fears that it might disturb the sales of the first album. Noel Redding plays eight string bass on some tracks.
Just before the album's completion, Hendrix left the master tapes of side one in a taxi. They were never found again, and thus the A-side had to be mixed again quickly.
The album was re-released on the week of March 30, 2010. Like the other 2010 re-releases, the sound varies slightly with minor tweaks from Hendrix's sound engineer Eddie Kramer.
