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	[[Image:AngelLyrics.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Jimi's handwritten lyrics for "Angel".]]		[[Image:AngelLyrics.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Jimi's handwritten lyrics for "Angel".]]
	It can be assumed that Hendrix wrote the music for "Angel" as early as 1967, as it first appeared in the form of a demo for "[[Little Wing]]" recorded at [[Olympic Sound Studios]] on [[October 14, 1967\|October 14]].<ref name="ChromeOx">{{cite web \|url=http://www.chromeoxide.com/hendrix.htm \|title=The Jimi Hendrix Experience \|accessdate=June 28th 2008 \|author=Chrome Oxide \|date=June 28th 2008 \|work=Music Collectors Pages \|publisher=Chrome Oxide }}</ref> The song became "Angel" not long after this, when the first recording under the name "Sweet Angel" took place just [[November 13, 1967\|one month later]].<ref name="ChromeOx"/> Both said recordings appear on the 1997 compilation ''[[South Saturn Delta]]'', under their respective titles.		It can be assumed that Hendrix wrote the music for "Angel" as early as 1967, as it first appeared in the form of a demo for "[[Little Wing]]" recorded at [[Olympic Sound Studios]] on [[October 14, 1967\|October 14]].<ref name="ChromeOx">{{cite web \|url=http://www.chromeoxide.com/hendrix.htm \|title=The Jimi Hendrix Experience \|accessdate=June 28th 2008 \|author=Chrome Oxide \|date=June 28th 2008 \|work=Music Collectors Pages \|publisher=Chrome Oxide }}</ref> The song became "Angel" not long after this, when the first recording under the name "Sweet Angel" took place just [[November 13, 1967\|one month later]].<ref name="ChromeOx"/> Both said recordings appear on the 1997 compilation ''[[South Saturn Delta]]'', under their respective titles.
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	The lyrics for "Angel" were written early in 1968,<ref name="EG538"/> being completed on [[January 14, 1968\|January 14]].<ref>{{cite book \|last=Hendrix \|first=Janie \|coauthors=McDermott, John \|title=[[Jimi Hendrix: An Illustrated Experience]] \|date=October 9th 2007 \|publisher=Simon & Schuster \|location=Great Britain \|isbn=978-0-7432-9769-1 \|pages=p. 35 \|chapter=Chapter 6: Electric Ladyland }}</ref> They were somewhat different from those used on the final version, though similar to the "Sweet Angel" recording of 1967. The title written by Hendrix for the lyrics was "My Angel Catherina (Return of Little Wing)", suggesting that the metaphorical female subject of "Little Wing" is the same as that of "Angel".		The lyrics for "Angel" were written early in 1968,<ref name="EG538"/> being completed on [[January 14, 1968\|January 14]].<ref>{{cite book \|last=Hendrix \|first=Janie \|coauthors=McDermott, John \|title=[[Jimi Hendrix: An Illustrated Experience]] \|date=October 9th 2007 \|publisher=Simon & Schuster \|location=Great Britain \|isbn=978-0-7432-9769-1 \|pages=p. 35 \|chapter=Chapter 6: Electric Ladyland }}</ref> They were somewhat different from those used on the final version, though similar to the "Sweet Angel" recording of 1967. The title written by Hendrix for the lyrics was "My Angel Catherina (Return of Little Wing)", suggesting that the metaphorical female subject of "Little Wing" is the same as that of "Angel".

-	The next version of "Angel" was recorded by Hendrix alone, on guitar and vocals, in a hotel room in early (possibly February)<ref name="RecChron"/> 1968. This recording — which is often incorrectly labelled as acoustic — was featured on many bootlegs and a few official recordings, including ''[[Acoustic Jams]]'', ''[[Live & Unreleased]]'' and ''[[Jimi By Himself: The Home Recordings]]''. The [[#'Clean' version\|lyrics]] for this 'clean' version were more similar to the original ones written in 1968 than those used on the final version.	+	The next version of "Angel" was recorded by Hendrix alone, on guitar and vocals, in a hotel room in early (possibly February)<ref name="RecChron"/> 1968. This recording — which is often incorrectly labelled as 'not' bieng acoustic — was featured on many bootlegs and a few official recordings, including ''[[Acoustic Jams]]'', ''[[Live & Unreleased\|Live & Unreleased]]'' and ''[[Jimi By Himself: The Home Recordings]]''. The [[#'Clean' version\|lyrics]] for this 'clean' version were more similar to the original ones written in 1968 than those used on the final version.

-	After apparently leaving the song for over two years, Hendrix, Mitch Mitchell and Billy Cox ([[The Cry of Love]]) recorded the final version of "Angel" on [[July 23, 1970]].<ref name="JHE230770"/><ref name="EG538"/><ref name="RecChron"/> A few days after the session, Hendrix recited the song as a piece of poetry to friend [[Freddie Mae Gautier]] during a conversation about his mother [[Lucille Hendrix\|Lucille]]. In an interview for ''[[Jimi Hendrix: Electric Gypsy\|Electric Gypsy]]'', Mae described "Angel" as "very deep, it was what was in him."<ref name="EG438">{{cite book \|last=Shapiro \|first=Harry \|coauthors=Glebbeek, Caesar \|title=[[Jimi Hendrix: Electric Gypsy]] \|origdate=September 17th 1990 \|edition=2nd Edition \|date=August 15th, 1995 \|publisher=St. Martin's Griffin \|location=New York \|isbn=978-0-312-13062-6 \|pages=p. 438 \|chapter=Chapter Thirteen: New Rising Sun }}</ref> "Angel" was mixed for Hendrix's ''[[First Rays of the New Rising Sun]]'' project over [[August 20, 1970\|August 20]] and [[August 21, 1970\|21, 1970]],<ref name="JHE20-210870">{{cite web \|url=http://jimihendrix.com/encyclopedia/document,19700820,1.html \|title=August 20-21, 1970 \|accessdate=June 28th 2008 \|work=The Jimi Hendrix Encyclopedia \|publisher=JimiHendrix.com }}</ref> which included the overdubbing of a second guitar part. When Hendrix passed away, Mae took it upon herself to read the poem — as well as Hendrix's liner notes to the [[Buddy Miles Express]] album ''[[Expressway to Your Skull]]'' — at the musician's funeral<ref name="EG474">{{cite book \|last=Shapiro \|first=Harry \|coauthors=Glebbeek, Caesar \|title=[[Jimi Hendrix: Electric Gypsy]] \|origdate=September 17th 1990 \|edition=2nd Edition \|date=August 15th, 1995 \|publisher=St. Martin's Griffin \|location=New York \|isbn=978-0-312-13062-6 \|pages=p. 474 \|chapter=Chapter Fourteen: Tomorrow, I'm Gonna Be by Your Side }}</ref> on [[October 1, 1970]].<ref name="EG744">{{cite book \|last=Shapiro \|first=Harry \|coauthors=Glebbeek, Caesar \|title=[[Jimi Hendrix: Electric Gypsy]] \|origdate=September 17th, 1990 \|edition=2nd Edition \|date=August 15th 1995 \|publisher=St. Martin's Griffin \|location=New York \|isbn=978-0-312-13062-6 \|pages=p. 744 \|chapter=Appendix 3: Jimi Hendrix – A Life in Music: A Chronology }}</ref>	+	After apparently leaving the song for over two years, Hendrix, Mitch Mitchell and Billy Cox ([[The Cry of Love]]) recorded the final version of "Angel" on [[July 23, 1970]].<ref name="JHE230770"/><ref name="EG538"/><ref name="RecChron"/> A few days after the session, Hendrix recited the song as a piece of poetry to friend [[Freddie Mae Gautier]] during a conversation about his mother [[Lucille Hendrix\|Lucille]]. In an interview for ''[[Jimi Hendrix: Electric Gypsy\|Electric Gypsy]]'', Mae described "Angel" as "very deep, it was what was in him."<ref name="EG438">{{cite book \|last=Shapiro \|first=Harry \|coauthors=Glebbeek, Caesar \|title=[[Jimi Hendrix: Electric Gypsy]] \|origdate=September 17th 1990 \|edition=2nd Edition \|date=August 15th, 1995 \|publisher=St. Martin's Griffin \|location=New York \|isbn=978-0-312-13062-6 \|pages=p. 438 \|chapter=Chapter Thirteen: New Rising Sun }}</ref> "Angel" was mixed for Hendrix's ''[[First Rays of the New Rising Sun]]'' project over [[August 20, 1970\|August 20]] and [[August 21, 1970\|21, 1970]],<ref name="JHE20-210870">{{cite web \|url=http://jimihendrix.com/encyclopedia/document,19700820,1.html \|title=August 20-21, 1970 \|accessdate=June 28th 2008 \|work=The Jimi Hendrix Encyclopedia \|publisher=JimiHendrix.com }}</ref> which included the overdubbing of a second guitar part. When Hendrix passed away, Mae took it upon herself to read the poem — as well as Hendrix's liner notes to the [[Buddy Miles Express]] album ''[[Expressway to Your Skull]]'' — at the musician's funeral<ref name="EG474">{{cite book \|last=Shapiro \|first=Harry \|coauthors=Glebbeek, Caesar \|title=[[Jimi Hendrix: Electric Gypsy]] \|origdate=September 17th 1990 \|edition=2nd Edition \|date=August 15th, 1995 \|publisher=St. Martin's Griffin \|location=New York \|isbn=978-0-312-13062-6 \|pages=p. 474 \|chapter=Chapter Fourteen: Tomorrow, I'm Gonna Be by Your Side }}</ref> on [[October 1, 1970]].<ref name="EG744">{{cite book \|last=Shapiro \|first=Harry \|coauthors=Glebbeek, Caesar \|title=[[Jimi Hendrix: Electric Gypsy]] \|origdate=September 17th, 1990 \|edition=2nd Edition \|date=August 15th 1995 \|publisher=St. Martin's Griffin \|location=New York \|isbn=978-0-312-13062-6 \|pages=p. 744 \|chapter=Appendix 3: Jimi Hendrix – A Life in Music: A Chronology }}</ref>

	"Angel" was first featured as the eighth song on the first posthumous studio release ''[[The Cry of Love (album)\|The Cry of Love]]''.<ref name="EG538"/> 26 years later it was included on ''[[First Rays of the New Rising Sun]]'',<ref name="JHEFROTNRS">{{cite web \|url=http://jimihendrix.com/catalog/catalog,firstraysofthenewrisingsun,tracks.html \|title=First Rays of the New Rising Sun \|accessdate=June 28th 2008 \|work=The Jimi Hendrix Catalog \|publisher=JimiHendrix.com }}</ref> argued by many to be the most accurate approximation of Jimi's intended final project. As well as the aforementioned ''First Rays'' attempts, "Angel" also appeared on a number of popular compilation albums released between Hendrix's death and the present day, including ''[[Voodoo Child: The Jimi Hendrix Collection]]'',<ref>{{cite web \|url=http://jimihendrix.com/catalog/catalog,voodoochild,tracks.html \|title=Voodoo Child: The Jimi Hendrix Collection \|accessdate=June 28th 2008 \|work=The Jimi Hendrix Catalog \|publisher=JimiHendrix.com }}</ref> ''[[The Singles Album]]''<ref>{{cite book \|last=Shapiro \|first=Harry \|coauthors=Glebbeek, Caesar \|title=[[Jimi Hendrix: Electric Gypsy]] \|origdate=September 17th 1990 \|edition=2nd Edition \|date=August 15th 1995 \|publisher=St. Martin's Griffin \|location=New York \|isbn=978-0-312-13062-6 \|pages=p. 551 \|chapter=Appendix 1: Music, Sweet Music: The Discography }}</ref> and ''[[The Ultimate Experience]]''.<ref>{{cite web \|url=http://www.amazon.com/Ultimate-Experience-Jimi-Hendrix/dp/B000002OOG \|title=The Ultimate Experience: Jimi Hendrix Experience \|accessdate=June 28th 2008 \|publisher=Amazon }}</ref><ref>{{cite pic \|title=jimi_hendrix_the_ultimate_experience_1993_retail_cd-back \|url=http://www.allcdcovers.com/download/d2ea30f4afca63f22e929538cf89bb60/9420/36cedc0993fd25cd1086e4792b6d05dc/486a9de7/jimi_hendrix_the_ultimate_experience_1993_retail_cd-back \|format=JPEG Image \|publisher=AllCDCovers \|accessdate=July 1st 2008 \|description=''[[The Ultimate Experience]]'' back cover. }}</ref>		"Angel" was first featured as the eighth song on the first posthumous studio release ''[[The Cry of Love (album)\|The Cry of Love]]''.<ref name="EG538"/> 26 years later it was included on ''[[First Rays of the New Rising Sun]]'',<ref name="JHEFROTNRS">{{cite web \|url=http://jimihendrix.com/catalog/catalog,firstraysofthenewrisingsun,tracks.html \|title=First Rays of the New Rising Sun \|accessdate=June 28th 2008 \|work=The Jimi Hendrix Catalog \|publisher=JimiHendrix.com }}</ref> argued by many to be the most accurate approximation of Jimi's intended final project. As well as the aforementioned ''First Rays'' attempts, "Angel" also appeared on a number of popular compilation albums released between Hendrix's death and the present day, including ''[[Voodoo Child: The Jimi Hendrix Collection]]'',<ref>{{cite web \|url=http://jimihendrix.com/catalog/catalog,voodoochild,tracks.html \|title=Voodoo Child: The Jimi Hendrix Collection \|accessdate=June 28th 2008 \|work=The Jimi Hendrix Catalog \|publisher=JimiHendrix.com }}</ref> ''[[The Singles Album]]''<ref>{{cite book \|last=Shapiro \|first=Harry \|coauthors=Glebbeek, Caesar \|title=[[Jimi Hendrix: Electric Gypsy]] \|origdate=September 17th 1990 \|edition=2nd Edition \|date=August 15th 1995 \|publisher=St. Martin's Griffin \|location=New York \|isbn=978-0-312-13062-6 \|pages=p. 551 \|chapter=Appendix 1: Music, Sweet Music: The Discography }}</ref> and ''[[The Ultimate Experience]]''.<ref>{{cite web \|url=http://www.amazon.com/Ultimate-Experience-Jimi-Hendrix/dp/B000002OOG \|title=The Ultimate Experience: Jimi Hendrix Experience \|accessdate=June 28th 2008 \|publisher=Amazon }}</ref><ref>{{cite pic \|title=jimi_hendrix_the_ultimate_experience_1993_retail_cd-back \|url=http://www.allcdcovers.com/download/d2ea30f4afca63f22e929538cf89bb60/9420/36cedc0993fd25cd1086e4792b6d05dc/486a9de7/jimi_hendrix_the_ultimate_experience_1993_retail_cd-back \|format=JPEG Image \|publisher=AllCDCovers \|accessdate=July 1st 2008 \|description=''[[The Ultimate Experience]]'' back cover. }}</ref>

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	[[Image:AngelLyrics.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Jimi's handwritten lyrics for "Angel".]]		[[Image:AngelLyrics.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Jimi's handwritten lyrics for "Angel".]]
	It can be assumed that Hendrix wrote the music for "Angel" as early as 1967, as it first appeared in the form of a demo for "[[Little Wing]]" recorded at [[Olympic Sound Studios]] on [[October 14, 1967\|October 14]].<ref name="ChromeOx">{{cite web \|url=http://www.chromeoxide.com/hendrix.htm \|title=The Jimi Hendrix Experience \|accessdate=June 28th 2008 \|author=Chrome Oxide \|date=June 28th 2008 \|work=Music Collectors Pages \|publisher=Chrome Oxide }}</ref> The song became "Angel" not long after this, when the first recording under the name "Sweet Angel" took place just [[November 13, 1967\|one month later]].<ref name="ChromeOx"/> Both said recordings appear on the 1997 compilation ''[[South Saturn Delta]]'', under their respective titles.		It can be assumed that Hendrix wrote the music for "Angel" as early as 1967, as it first appeared in the form of a demo for "[[Little Wing]]" recorded at [[Olympic Sound Studios]] on [[October 14, 1967\|October 14]].<ref name="ChromeOx">{{cite web \|url=http://www.chromeoxide.com/hendrix.htm \|title=The Jimi Hendrix Experience \|accessdate=June 28th 2008 \|author=Chrome Oxide \|date=June 28th 2008 \|work=Music Collectors Pages \|publisher=Chrome Oxide }}</ref> The song became "Angel" not long after this, when the first recording under the name "Sweet Angel" took place just [[November 13, 1967\|one month later]].<ref name="ChromeOx"/> Both said recordings appear on the 1997 compilation ''[[South Saturn Delta]]'', under their respective titles.
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	The lyrics for "Angel" were written early in 1968,<ref name="EG538"/> being completed on [[January 14, 1968\|January 14]].<ref>{{cite book \|last=Hendrix \|first=Janie \|coauthors=McDermott, John \|title=[[Jimi Hendrix: An Illustrated Experience]] \|date=October 9th 2007 \|publisher=Simon & Schuster \|location=Great Britain \|isbn=978-0-7432-9769-1 \|pages=p. 35 \|chapter=Chapter 6: Electric Ladyland }}</ref> They were somewhat different from those used on the final version, though similar to the "Sweet Angel" recording of 1967. The title written by Hendrix for the lyrics was "My Angel Catherina (Return of Little Wing)", suggesting that the metaphorical female subject of "Little Wing" is the same as that of "Angel".		The lyrics for "Angel" were written early in 1968,<ref name="EG538"/> being completed on [[January 14, 1968\|January 14]].<ref>{{cite book \|last=Hendrix \|first=Janie \|coauthors=McDermott, John \|title=[[Jimi Hendrix: An Illustrated Experience]] \|date=October 9th 2007 \|publisher=Simon & Schuster \|location=Great Britain \|isbn=978-0-7432-9769-1 \|pages=p. 35 \|chapter=Chapter 6: Electric Ladyland }}</ref> They were somewhat different from those used on the final version, though similar to the "Sweet Angel" recording of 1967. The title written by Hendrix for the lyrics was "My Angel Catherina (Return of Little Wing)", suggesting that the metaphorical female subject of "Little Wing" is the same as that of "Angel".

-	The next version of "Angel" was recorded by Hendrix alone, on guitar and vocals, in a hotel room in early (possibly February)<ref name="RecChron"/> 1968. This recording — which is often incorrectly labelled as acoustic — was featured on many bootlegs and a few official recordings, including ''[[Acoustic Jams]]'', ''[[Live & Unreleased]]'' and ''[[Jimi By Himself: The Home Recordings]]''. The [[#'Clean' version\|lyrics]] for this 'clean' version were more similar to the original ones written in 1968 than those used on the final version.	+	The next version of "Angel" was recorded by Hendrix alone, on guitar and vocals, in a hotel room in early (possibly February)<ref name="RecChron"/> 1968. This recording — which is often incorrectly labelled as 'not' bieng acoustic — was featured on many bootlegs and a few official recordings, including ''[[Acoustic Jams]]'', ''[[Live & Unreleased\|Live & Unreleased]]'' and ''[[Jimi By Himself: The Home Recordings]]''. The [[#'Clean' version\|lyrics]] for this 'clean' version were more similar to the original ones written in 1968 than those used on the final version.

-	After apparently leaving the song for over two years, Hendrix, Mitch Mitchell and Billy Cox ([[The Cry of Love]]) recorded the final version of "Angel" on [[July 23, 1970]].<ref name="JHE230770"/><ref name="EG538"/><ref name="RecChron"/> A few days after the session, Hendrix recited the song as a piece of poetry to friend [[Freddie Mae Gautier]] during a conversation about his mother [[Lucille Hendrix\|Lucille]]. In an interview for ''[[Jimi Hendrix: Electric Gypsy\|Electric Gypsy]]'', Mae described "Angel" as "very deep, it was what was in him."<ref name="EG438">{{cite book \|last=Shapiro \|first=Harry \|coauthors=Glebbeek, Caesar \|title=[[Jimi Hendrix: Electric Gypsy]] \|origdate=September 17th 1990 \|edition=2nd Edition \|date=August 15th, 1995 \|publisher=St. Martin's Griffin \|location=New York \|isbn=978-0-312-13062-6 \|pages=p. 438 \|chapter=Chapter Thirteen: New Rising Sun }}</ref> "Angel" was mixed for Hendrix's ''[[First Rays of the New Rising Sun]]'' project over [[August 20, 1970\|August 20]] and [[August 21, 1970\|21, 1970]],<ref name="JHE20-210870">{{cite web \|url=http://jimihendrix.com/encyclopedia/document,19700820,1.html \|title=August 20-21, 1970 \|accessdate=June 28th 2008 \|work=The Jimi Hendrix Encyclopedia \|publisher=JimiHendrix.com }}</ref> which included the overdubbing of a second guitar part. When Hendrix passed away, Mae took it upon herself to read the poem — as well as Hendrix's liner notes to the [[Buddy Miles Express]] album ''[[Expressway to Your Skull]]'' — at the musician's funeral<ref name="EG474">{{cite book \|last=Shapiro \|first=Harry \|coauthors=Glebbeek, Caesar \|title=[[Jimi Hendrix: Electric Gypsy]] \|origdate=September 17th 1990 \|edition=2nd Edition \|date=August 15th, 1995 \|publisher=St. Martin's Griffin \|location=New York \|isbn=978-0-312-13062-6 \|pages=p. 474 \|chapter=Chapter Fourteen: Tomorrow, I'm Gonna Be by Your Side }}</ref> on [[October 1, 1970]].<ref name="EG744">{{cite book \|last=Shapiro \|first=Harry \|coauthors=Glebbeek, Caesar \|title=[[Jimi Hendrix: Electric Gypsy]] \|origdate=September 17th, 1990 \|edition=2nd Edition \|date=August 15th 1995 \|publisher=St. Martin's Griffin \|location=New York \|isbn=978-0-312-13062-6 \|pages=p. 744 \|chapter=Appendix 3: Jimi Hendrix – A Life in Music: A Chronology }}</ref>	+	After apparently leaving the song for over two years, Hendrix, Mitch Mitchell and Billy Cox ([[The Cry of Love]]) recorded the final version of "Angel" on [[July 23, 1970]].<ref name="JHE230770"/><ref name="EG538"/><ref name="RecChron"/> A few days after the session, Hendrix recited the song as a piece of poetry to friend [[Freddie Mae Gautier]] during a conversation about his mother [[Lucille Hendrix\|Lucille]]. In an interview for ''[[Jimi Hendrix: Electric Gypsy\|Electric Gypsy]]'', Mae described "Angel" as "very deep, it was what was in him."<ref name="EG438">{{cite book \|last=Shapiro \|first=Harry \|coauthors=Glebbeek, Caesar \|title=[[Jimi Hendrix: Electric Gypsy]] \|origdate=September 17th 1990 \|edition=2nd Edition \|date=August 15th, 1995 \|publisher=St. Martin's Griffin \|location=New York \|isbn=978-0-312-13062-6 \|pages=p. 438 \|chapter=Chapter Thirteen: New Rising Sun }}</ref> "Angel" was mixed for Hendrix's ''[[First Rays of the New Rising Sun]]'' project over [[August 20, 1970\|August 20]] and [[August 21, 1970\|21, 1970]],<ref name="JHE20-210870">{{cite web \|url=http://jimihendrix.com/encyclopedia/document,19700820,1.html \|title=August 20-21, 1970 \|accessdate=June 28th 2008 \|work=The Jimi Hendrix Encyclopedia \|publisher=JimiHendrix.com }}</ref> which included the overdubbing of a second guitar part. When Hendrix passed away, Mae took it upon herself to read the poem — as well as Hendrix's liner notes to the [[Buddy Miles Express]] album ''[[Expressway to Your Skull]]'' — at the musician's funeral<ref name="EG474">{{cite book \|last=Shapiro \|first=Harry \|coauthors=Glebbeek, Caesar \|title=[[Jimi Hendrix: Electric Gypsy]] \|origdate=September 17th 1990 \|edition=2nd Edition \|date=August 15th, 1995 \|publisher=St. Martin's Griffin \|location=New York \|isbn=978-0-312-13062-6 \|pages=p. 474 \|chapter=Chapter Fourteen: Tomorrow, I'm Gonna Be by Your Side }}</ref> on [[October 1, 1970]].<ref name="EG744">{{cite book \|last=Shapiro \|first=Harry \|coauthors=Glebbeek, Caesar \|title=[[Jimi Hendrix: Electric Gypsy]] \|origdate=September 17th, 1990 \|edition=2nd Edition \|date=August 15th 1995 \|publisher=St. Martin's Griffin \|location=New York \|isbn=978-0-312-13062-6 \|pages=p. 744 \|chapter=Appendix 3: Jimi Hendrix – A Life in Music: A Chronology }}</ref>

	"Angel" was first featured as the eighth song on the first posthumous studio release ''[[The Cry of Love (album)\|The Cry of Love]]''.<ref name="EG538"/> 26 years later it was included on ''[[First Rays of the New Rising Sun]]'',<ref name="JHEFROTNRS">{{cite web \|url=http://jimihendrix.com/catalog/catalog,firstraysofthenewrisingsun,tracks.html \|title=First Rays of the New Rising Sun \|accessdate=June 28th 2008 \|work=The Jimi Hendrix Catalog \|publisher=JimiHendrix.com }}</ref> argued by many to be the most accurate approximation of Jimi's intended final project. As well as the aforementioned ''First Rays'' attempts, "Angel" also appeared on a number of popular compilation albums released between Hendrix's death and the present day, including ''[[Voodoo Child: The Jimi Hendrix Collection]]'',<ref>{{cite web \|url=http://jimihendrix.com/catalog/catalog,voodoochild,tracks.html \|title=Voodoo Child: The Jimi Hendrix Collection \|accessdate=June 28th 2008 \|work=The Jimi Hendrix Catalog \|publisher=JimiHendrix.com }}</ref> ''[[The Singles Album]]''<ref>{{cite book \|last=Shapiro \|first=Harry \|coauthors=Glebbeek, Caesar \|title=[[Jimi Hendrix: Electric Gypsy]] \|origdate=September 17th 1990 \|edition=2nd Edition \|date=August 15th 1995 \|publisher=St. Martin's Griffin \|location=New York \|isbn=978-0-312-13062-6 \|pages=p. 551 \|chapter=Appendix 1: Music, Sweet Music: The Discography }}</ref> and ''[[The Ultimate Experience]]''.<ref>{{cite web \|url=http://www.amazon.com/Ultimate-Experience-Jimi-Hendrix/dp/B000002OOG \|title=The Ultimate Experience: Jimi Hendrix Experience \|accessdate=June 28th 2008 \|publisher=Amazon }}</ref><ref>{{cite pic \|title=jimi_hendrix_the_ultimate_experience_1993_retail_cd-back \|url=http://www.allcdcovers.com/download/d2ea30f4afca63f22e929538cf89bb60/9420/36cedc0993fd25cd1086e4792b6d05dc/486a9de7/jimi_hendrix_the_ultimate_experience_1993_retail_cd-back \|format=JPEG Image \|publisher=AllCDCovers \|accessdate=July 1st 2008 \|description=''[[The Ultimate Experience]]'' back cover. }}</ref>		"Angel" was first featured as the eighth song on the first posthumous studio release ''[[The Cry of Love (album)\|The Cry of Love]]''.<ref name="EG538"/> 26 years later it was included on ''[[First Rays of the New Rising Sun]]'',<ref name="JHEFROTNRS">{{cite web \|url=http://jimihendrix.com/catalog/catalog,firstraysofthenewrisingsun,tracks.html \|title=First Rays of the New Rising Sun \|accessdate=June 28th 2008 \|work=The Jimi Hendrix Catalog \|publisher=JimiHendrix.com }}</ref> argued by many to be the most accurate approximation of Jimi's intended final project. As well as the aforementioned ''First Rays'' attempts, "Angel" also appeared on a number of popular compilation albums released between Hendrix's death and the present day, including ''[[Voodoo Child: The Jimi Hendrix Collection]]'',<ref>{{cite web \|url=http://jimihendrix.com/catalog/catalog,voodoochild,tracks.html \|title=Voodoo Child: The Jimi Hendrix Collection \|accessdate=June 28th 2008 \|work=The Jimi Hendrix Catalog \|publisher=JimiHendrix.com }}</ref> ''[[The Singles Album]]''<ref>{{cite book \|last=Shapiro \|first=Harry \|coauthors=Glebbeek, Caesar \|title=[[Jimi Hendrix: Electric Gypsy]] \|origdate=September 17th 1990 \|edition=2nd Edition \|date=August 15th 1995 \|publisher=St. Martin's Griffin \|location=New York \|isbn=978-0-312-13062-6 \|pages=p. 551 \|chapter=Appendix 1: Music, Sweet Music: The Discography }}</ref> and ''[[The Ultimate Experience]]''.<ref>{{cite web \|url=http://www.amazon.com/Ultimate-Experience-Jimi-Hendrix/dp/B000002OOG \|title=The Ultimate Experience: Jimi Hendrix Experience \|accessdate=June 28th 2008 \|publisher=Amazon }}</ref><ref>{{cite pic \|title=jimi_hendrix_the_ultimate_experience_1993_retail_cd-back \|url=http://www.allcdcovers.com/download/d2ea30f4afca63f22e929538cf89bb60/9420/36cedc0993fd25cd1086e4792b6d05dc/486a9de7/jimi_hendrix_the_ultimate_experience_1993_retail_cd-back \|format=JPEG Image \|publisher=AllCDCovers \|accessdate=July 1st 2008 \|description=''[[The Ultimate Experience]]'' back cover. }}</ref>

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