TRACK INFORMATION The tracks we have assembled for Astroman are forgotten versions, forgotten songs, recordings that have been left in storage, in studios, lofts, and basements. In compiling this set, the false starts, the abrupt endings are par for the course - they are the magic moments - the interesting insights - so don’t go looking for perfect state of the art recordings (although the quality here is outstanding) this is Jimi Hendrix - warts and all. Jimi working behind closed doors - on works in progress. Sit back then and enjoy this fascinating insight into the workings of a true sonic explorer. Enjoy the trip!! Lennie Nero London, November 2003bao: 1} eT LETEREUERETEERERL ere Can You See Me - Alternate version recorded 2nd November 1966 at DeLane Lea studios in London with The Experience. With money tight the band rehearsed stone free then went into the studio the record and mix in the shortest time, ‘Can You See Me’ was a rough recording done in the extra time remaining and overdubs were done at a later date. 51St Anniversary - Alternate version recorded 11th January 1967 at DeLane Lea studios in London with The Experience. This was the first Experience song to feature overdubbing (no less than five guitar overdubs on this track) instead of re-takes. 51St anniversary was formed with Jimi playing songs to Chas Chandler in the flat they shared as Jimi developed his lyrical style probably much influenced by living with Chandler. Look Over Yonder - Alternate early version recorded in May 1967 at Olympic studios in London with The Experience, originally called Mr Bad Luck. One of the earliest Hendrix penned songs.