How come Hendrix can have a new album but

[dazzlindino]

Jeez for beyond stooopid, Hendrix has a new album coming out, after being dead for nearly 40 years, but our Beloved Van Halen cant do squat....WTF Edwardo.......
Maybe they are waiting for 2014...so they can celebrate the 30 year aniversary of releasing a real album...........

[Ralphy Lee Fox]

Hendrix has a new album coming out?
Can't wait to catch him live on tour supporting the album!!!!!

[78/84 guy]

The can Hendrix put all of his music in must not of had the cover rusted on it !! Ed wasn't smart enough to rust proof his can of ten albums he says he has.

[Satan]

Hendrix has a new album coming out?
Can't wait to catch him live on tour supporting the album!!!!!

Yeah, he'll be touring. Just not up there on Earth.

[thome]

With modern studio and computer software and the catalogue of the existing notes hendrix played ....

They, The Them, could easily have Hendrix playing lead on the next ....Hanna Montanna pop single.

It would be even simpler to take some ideas of tunes he had written down and create what would seem to be completed New Music.

Or added to lost damaged basement jam tapes.

I really don't know if this is a good concept.

I know it isn't new.

People have overdubbed guest guitarists to boost quality on re released supposed masters for a long time.

What's the diff in taking old notes and reorganizing then as tho they were layed down like that.

They could write new music and with the proper engineering and help from some studio musicians structure flow wise, have all new music.

Is it Jimmy or is it Memorex..?

[vaijuju]

Valleys Of Neptune" track listing:

"Stone Free"
Recorded: Record Plant, New York, April 7, 9, 14, May 17,1969
Producer: Jimi Hendrix
Vocal, Guitar: Jimi Hendrix
Bass: Billy Cox
Drums: Mitch Mitchell
Backing Vocals: Roger Chapman, Andy Fairweather Low

"Valleys Of Neptune"
Recorded: Record Plant, New York, September 23, 1969, May 15, 1970
Producer: Jimi Hendrix
Vocal, Guitar: Jimi Hendrix
Drums: Mitch Mitchell
Bass: Billy Cox
Percussion: Juma Sultan

"Bleeding Heart"
Recorded: Record Plant, New York, April 24, 1969
Producer: Jimi Hendrix
Vocal, Guitar: Jimi Hendrix
Bass: Billy Cox
Drums: Rocky Isaac
Tambourine: Chris Grimes
Maracas: Al Marks

"Hear My Train A Comin'"
Recorded: Record Plant, New York, April 7, 1969
Producer: Jimi Hendrix
Vocal, Guitar: Jimi Hendrix
Bass: Noel Redding
Drums: Mitch Mitchell

"Mr. Bad Luck"
Recorded: Olympic Studios, London, May 5, 1967
Producer: Chas Chandler
Additional bass and drum recording, Air Studios, London, June 5, 1987
Vocal, Guitar: Jimi Hendrix
Bass: Noel Redding
Drums: Mitch Mitchell

"Sunshine Of Your Love"
Recorded: Olympic Studios, London, February 16, 1969
Producer: Jimi Hendrix
Guitar: Jimi Hendrix
Bass: Noel Redding
Drums: Mitch Mitchell
Percussion: Rocki Dzidzornu

"Lover Man"
Recorded: Olympic Studios, London, February 16, 1969
Producer: Jimi Hendrix
Vocal, Guitar: Jimi Hendrix
Bass: Noel Redding
Drums: Mitch Mitchell

"Ships Passing Through The Night"
Recorded: Record Plant, New York, April 14, 1969
Producer: Jimi Hendrix
Guitar, Vocals: Jimi Hendrix
Bass: Noel Redding
Drums: Mitch Mitchell

"Fire"
Recorded: Olympic Studios, London, February 17, 1969
Producer: Jimi Hendrix
Vocal, Guitar: Jimi Hendrix
Bass, Backing Vocal: Noel Redding
Drums: Mitch Mitchell

"Red House"
Recorded: Olympic Studios, London, February 17, 1969
Producer: Jimi Hendrix
Vocal, Guitar: Jimi Hendrix
Bass: Noel Redding
Drums: Mitch Mitchell

"Lullaby For The Summer"
Recorded: Record Plant, New York, April 7, 1969
Producer: Jimi Hendrix
Mixed By Eddie Kramer
Guitar: Jimi Hendrix
Bass: Noel Redding
Drums: Mitch Mitchell

"Crying Blue Rain"
Recorded: Olympic Studios, London, February 16, 1969
Producer: Jimi Hendrix
Additional bass and drum recording, Air Studios, London, June 5, 1987
Vocal, Guitar: Jimi Hendrix
Percussion: Rocki Dzidzornu
Bass: Noel Redding
Drums: Mitch Mitchell

http://www.roadrunnerrecords.com/blabbermouth.net/news.aspx?mode=Article&newsitemID=135998

[Panamark]

'Scuse me while I kiss this guy !

[Anonymous]

'Scuse me while I kiss this guy !

Easily one of the top ten mondegreens.

Cheers! :bottle:

[Panamark]

mondegreens, thats a cool word, does that mean misheard lyrics ?

[Anonymous]

Yep.

Came from the first misheard lyrics.

Some Irish song about "lay them on the green" heard by some Englishman as "Lady Mondegreen", back in... uh... well, a couple of centuries ago.

I know a lot of useless data, though with so much shit in my head is hard to keep all the details in.

Cheers! :bottle:

[Panamark]

Thanks SyLicker !

I didnt know that word or history of it !

Cool !

[Panamark]

A riddle for you, Im looking at a photo..

Brothers and Sisters have I none.
But this man's Father is my Fathers son..

Who is the photo of ??

[Seshmeister]

Is it that picture of my cock I sent you last week?

[Anonymous]

A riddle for you, Im looking at a photo..

Brothers and Sisters have I none.
But this man's Father is my Fathers son..

Who is the photo of ??

Well, it might be your kid, dunno.

But now that I have been reminded of mondegreens, I did a google search, and, unsurprisingly enuff, Wikipedia was the first link.

Apparently, the general meaning of what I wrote still applies, but as I said, I'm not very good with details.

The song's name is The Bonnie Earl O' Moray, it's Scottish not Irish (though they're pretty much the same ) the misheard lyric is "And laid him on the green", not "Laid them on the green", and it's only the ballad that is a couple of centuries old, the mishearding was done in the twentieth century.

Wikipedia is a commodity we didn't have a couple of years ago, and a very wonderful one at that.

Just don't use it to do your homework or quote it when doing serious research. But for these little things, it's right up there with silicone & air conditioning.

Mondegreen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I'm surprised you haven't heard of it before, apparently there's an Aussie show that deals with it?

But here's the real gold: Chas & Dave sing this song & I must say, I never really "got it", if only because I never even found it weird that those guys would sing about Mairzy Doats & Dozy Doats. Some other artists, maybe, but it's a fairly common thing for Chas & Dave.

Here it is:

Reverse mondegreen

Mairzy Doats, a 1943 novelty song by Milton Drake, Al Hoffman and Jerry Livingston, works the other way around. The lyrics are already a mondegreen, and it's up to the listener to figure out what they mean. The refrain of the song repeats nonsensical sounding lines:

Mairzy doats and dozy doats and liddle lamzy divey
A kiddley divey too, wooden shoe (or, if you prefer, "wouldn't chew").

The clue to the meaning of the words is contained in the bridge:

If the words sound queer and funny to your ear, a little bit jumbled and jivey,
Sing "Mares eat oats and does eat oats and little lambs eat ivy."

The listener can figure out that the last line of the refrain is "A kid'll eat ivy, too; wouldn't you?", but this line is sung only as a mondegreen.

Top shite!

Cheers! :bottle:

[Seshmeister]

I'm amazed I've learned a new English word from a Spaniard.