Woodstock I recall In the mud someone said Hey you got to hear this. I stood up and walked right to the stage. Hendrix made the guitar cry and those of us who were left had the greatest musical memory Classic music Can't be a guitar player without this.

I was there and I wish the acoustics had been that good. I went mainly to see Jimi and it was a shame so many had left by the time he got on. I'll never forget it.

What the heck!!!! Just heard the most amazing guitar jam session live from the winter land album and was inspired to buy it so I could let my son hear it. Bought the song and it is not the same song at all. The life is been nearly completely sucked out of this song version.

Brilliant live album from one of the best ever. Can't stop listening.

Just a side note: Jimi broke up the Experience a short while before Woodstock. Sure, Mitch Mitchell is still backing him on drums, but he has the Band of Gypsies as the rest of his backing band. Any other professional review would note this (I got the info from Wikipedia and AllMusic) so it doesn't really surprise me that iTunes got it wrong.

This album is amazing!!! And do you people buy an album for spelling or for the music? Jimi is the best!!!!!!!!!!

When the spelling AND wording is that bad its often a product packaged in another country where an electronic translator is at work. The older I get the MORE I appreciate the raw expressive power of his work. With Hendrix either you get it and you love it, or you just miss the whole thing. Buy this music.

Jimi Hendrix practically invented the guitar solo. He is the best guitarist of all time.

Getting past the bad spelling (which obviously bother's y'all a lot) this album is just epic. Jimi Hendrix is such a great guitarist, and to hear his interactions with the crowd is great too. Love Jimi, always will.

I was listening to "Hey Joe", and noticed Jimi incorporated that Beatles riff a lot in this song, much like he had done on the Lulu show earlier that year, on that same song. Did anybody else get that?