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Jimi Hendrix Live at Berkeley Set Released by Legacy Recordings

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Legacy Recordings is releasing *Magic Boy: The Jimi Hendrix Experience Live At Berkeley* on October 16. The release features the band's 1970 Berkeley concert set, which was recorded by Abe Jacob. Eddie Kramer remixed the original multi-track tapes, and Bernie Grundman handled the mastering for the vinyl, CD, and digital release.

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The release generates direct revenue for Legacy Recordings through the distribution of the album. The project also involves professional services, as Eddie Kramer provided remixing services and Bernie Grundman provided mastering services for the label.

From wmgk.com

Who's involved

  • Eddie KramerRemixed the tracks for the Legacy Recordings release.
  • Bernie GrundmanHandled mastering for the Legacy Recordings release.
  • Legacy RecordingsReleased the Jimi Hendrix Experience Live At Berkeley album.
  • Billy CoxPerformed bass on the original 1970 concert set.
  • Mitch MitchellDrummed on the original 1970 concert set.
  • Electric Lady StudiosStudio where Eddie Kramer was employed.

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  • Legacy RecordingsSpeculative

    Could generate direct revenue from the new album release and distribution.

  • Bernie GrundmanSpeculative

    Could receive direct service contract payments for mastering the new release.

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