COMPETITION: Win a Jimi Hendrix hamper!

This week marks the release of The Jimi Hendrix Experience's Winterland. Drawn from six stellar shows recorded over three days at San Francisco's Winterland Ballroom in October 1968, the collection is available as a four CD box set, an eight 180-gram LP deluxe vinyl edition and a single CD highlights disc.
To commemorate the release of this mouthwatering set of live recordings, we are offering one lucky person the chance to win an incredible Hendrix Hamper that includes the following:
Winterland CD boxset
Hendrix In The West CD
Dick Cavett DVD
Blue Wild Angel DVD
Valleys of Neptune digipack
Electric Ladyland CD/DVD
First Rays Of The New Rising Sun CD/DVD
Are You Experienced CD/DVD
Axis: Bold As Love CD/DVD
Enough Jimi for ya? To be in with a chance of winning this amazing prize, simply answer the following question:
What was the title of the B-side of the Stepping Stone single released, then hastily withdrawn, by the Band Of Gypsys in April 1970?
A) Clarabella
B) Izabella
C) Mary
Submit your entries and read the terms and conditions here.
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