Jimi Hendrix to release 'Valleys of Neptune' in March.

60 minutes of previously unreleased music including covers of 'Sunshine of Your Love' and Elmore James' 'Bleeding Heart', as well as versions of previously released tunes such as 'Stone Free', 'Hear My Train a'Comin' and 'Red House'.

Most of the songs originally recorded after Electric Ladyland, in the run up to Woodstock, mainly involving the original Experience with Buddy Cox replacing Noel Redding on some tracks.

Eddie Kramer is involved in the production, which must be a good thing I guess.

But isn't it time to let go? After forty years, surely everything worth releasing is already out there? No doubt I'll buy it - but I'm struggling to muster the enthusiasm I have to say.

Any members of the Massive familiar with these versions through 'unofficial' sources?