1971 US gatefold original Santa Maria pressing. Clean copy with a tiny amount of seam wear. Artwork by Hendrix's friend Nancy Reiner. Cry Of Love is the first posthumous album by guitar legend Jimi Hendrix, released in 1971 after his untimely death. The album features tracks that were recorded in 1968 and 1969, during a time when Hendrix was experimenting with new sounds and styles. The album showcases Hendrix's unparalleled guitar playing and his ability to seamlessly blend different genres like rock, blues, and funk. Highlights of the album include tracks like "Freedom," "Ezy Ryder," and "Angel," which showcase Hendrix's signature guitar riffs and his powerful vocals. The album also features a cover of Bob Dylan's "Drifting" and a reworked version of "Room Full of Mirrors," which was a fan favorite from Hendrix's live performances. Cry Of Love serves as a testament to Hendrix's unparalleled musical talent and his lasting impact on the world of music.