all devoted to pre-new-age mumbo-jumbo at a Hawaiian retreat". Later Hendrix producer John McDermott calls it a "disastrous, embarrassing failure ... Jeffery's attempt to rescue his own personal finances via Hendrix's memory was disgraceful." Soundtrack A soundtrack album, also titled Rainbow Bridge, was released in October 1971. Although it contains some incidental studio recordings by Hendrix used in the film, the album does not include any of the recorded performances from the Maui concert. Hendrix's performances are edited for the film. Live in Maui, an album containing both of the full sets (20 songs) was released on November 20, 2020. Edited song performances included in the film (all from the first set, except where indicated): "Hey Baby"/"In from the Storm" (the complete recording appears on The Jimi Hendrix Experience box set) "Foxy Lady" (included on Voodoo Child: The Jimi Hendrix Collection) "Hear My Train A Comin'" – first part "Voodoo Child (Slight Return)" "Purple Haze" "Star Spangled Banner" "Hear My Train A Comin'" – second part "Hey Baby" (second set) – intro only "Ezy Ryder" (second set) – audio only Snippets of several newer songs recorded by Hendrix are used as incidental music for the film, often under dialogue or ambient sounds. The full-length versions were released on the 1971 Rainbow Bridge album, except where indicated: "Earth Blues" "Dolly Dagger" "Bleeding Heart" (1972 War Heroes and 1997 South Saturn Delta) "Pali Gap" "Look Over Yonder" "Star Spangled Banner" "Room Full of Mirrors" "Hey Baby (New Rising Sun)" The version of "Hear My Train A Comin'" that appears on the album was taken from the first show on May 30, 1970, at the Berkeley Community Theatre in Berkeley, California. In 2014, the original Rainbow Bridge album was reissued in both CD and LP formats. Notes Citations References External links Hippie films Concert films Jimi Hendrix 1971 films 1970s English-language films