Limited 12 CD set. Steeleye Span are amongst the biggest and most commercially successful folk rock bands. Their career, spanning over 50 years, has seen them achieve four Top 40 albums and two Top 20 singles as well as countless sold out live shows. Through an everchanging line up, their popularity has continued to this day. This collection brings together their recordings over an 11 year tenure with Chrysalis Records covering the years 1972-1983. Housed in a clamshell box with a 56 page perfect bound book, there are 145 tracks, (46 unreleased) over 12 CDs include a number of unreleased studio tracks…

1969 was a period of upheaval and transition for Jimi Hendrix. While 1968's Electric Ladyland was a strikingly ambitious masterpiece, efforts to record a follow-up had stalled, and tensions were growing between Hendrix and the members of his backing group, the Experience, particularly bassist Noel Redding, who had grown tired of Hendrix's unpredictability (and was perhaps overestimating the public's desire to hear his new band, Fat Mattress). The Jimi Hendrix Experience would play their last show at the end of June 1969, and 2022's Live at the L.A. Forum, April 26, 1969 documents a somewhat chaotic gig two months before the trio imploded. Hendrix and his band were playing for an overzealous capacity crowd who were eager to get as close to the stage as they could, while a similarly determined group of policemen working as security at the show were doing all they could to hold them back…