“I told him that a studio was the way to go.” Hendrix poured more than $1 million into Electric Lady and in May 1970 began to use the facility to practice (he often recorded at the Record ...

“We had been over at the Scene all night when Jimi said, ‘Hey, man, let’s go over to the studio and do this,’” Kramer recalled in At Last … the Beginning: The Making of Electric Ladyland.

For musicians, at least as far as recording goes, this place is the studio—and as such, I thought I'd take a look at the studios of some famous musicians. The contrasts on display are intriguing ...

Faced with prevailing backward-looking musical trends, Jimi Hendrix went his own way. Electric Ladyland, the third and final Jimi Hendrix Experience project, arrived on Oct. 16, 1968, not as an ...

The studio was christened Electric Lady Studios, after Hendrix’s “Electric Ladyland,” and the culture surrounding the studio shaped the quality of music we listen to today. Located in Greenwich ...

including a remastered version of Electric Ladyland, new stereo mixes of "The White Album," 5.1 mixes of both, unreleased outtakes and rehearsals and books with photos, studio notes, and essays.

Jimi Hendrix had a lot to say in 1968, when he released Electric Ladyland, the third and final album with the Jimi Hendrix Experience. You can hear it in the sprawling double-record set's free ...

Earlier this month, The Jimi Hendrix Experience’s 1968 double album, Electric Ladyland, celebrated its 50th anniversary with a new box set featuring previously unreleased demos, alternate takes ...

Electric Ladyland. The environment of Hendrix’s freshly constructed studio proved a breeding ground for creativity, with the ...

Electric Ladyland, which opened in 1978, is a smoke shop, record and metaphysical supply store known for its bright exterior and hippie-inspired decor. Named after Jimmy Hendrix’s last studio ...