Jimi Hendrix - Voodoo Chile

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1. Stevie Ray Vaughan does a good cover.

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2. Stevie Ray drying his strings with a rag would have sounded mighty good. Man did nothing average.

[ProfessorGAC]

3. Great Wah Work!

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5. Want to hear some more wah? ...

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[ProfessorGAC]

7. Good Choice!

Since around 1998, a wah is the only pedal I've ever used.
I've got reverb/delay rackmounted, but chorus, flange, boost, compression,... all gone.
But, I have to hear the way.
One of the early songs with great subtle wah work that hooked me was this oone:

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8. Robin Trower is a guitar artist who never really got the acclaim he's deserved. Great cut, btw.

[ProfessorGAC]

9. Saw Him In '75 or '76

I was for tour of the album after Bridge Of Sighs. I think that was For Earth Below.
Awfully good. Jimmy Dewar was a GREAT singer, just as good live as on record.
Robin was the first of the Hendrix disciples that took that approach to the next level.

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10. At that time, I still didn't appreciate him like I began to do later.

[Martin Eden]

4. Hendrix was at the height of his powers

All Along the Watchtower is also on this album.

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6. He was ALWAYS at the height of his powers.