Billy Cox’s Nitro Function - Nitro Function 1972 (USA, Heavy Psychedelic/Hard/Blues Rock) Full Album

After Jimi Hendrix’s death, his friend and bass player Billy Cox of the Band of Gypsys assembled a band that included Charlotte Char Vinnedge, a guitarist from The Tremolons, Luv’d Ones (obsessed with Jimi Hendrix’s playing), and drummer Robert Tarp Tarrant. Produced by Lelan Rogers, brother of Kenny Rogers. This album is the band’s tribute to their idol Jimi Hendrix. Many people still argue about who exactly: Noel Redding or Billy Cox was Hendrix’s better bassist? However, the true source of inspiration in the group at that time was Charlotte. Few have mastered Jimi’s mastery like Char Vinnedge did on Nitro Function. It is not for nothing that she is included in the list of performers on the album with the nickname “The Electric Lady”. Surprisingly, the album appears to have been released in several countries around the world, but not in the US, the band’s home country. Tracks: 01. Message – 00:00 02. 42-70 (Peace) –01:14 03. Touch Me – 06:07 04. You Really Got Me – 08:57 05. Portrait –13:08 06. Powerhouse – 18:03 07. You Got A Hold On Me – 21:13 08. Play Your Own Blues – 24:24 09. Not My Time – 29:22 10. Let Me Do What I Want To Do – 33:13 Personnel: Billy Cox “The Gypsy” – bass, vocals Char Vinnedge “The Electric Lady” – guitar, female vocals Robert Tarrant “Tarp” – drums