On the other hand, unless they find someway to authenticate it, it will remain a mystery.
Years ago, I had a case in NYC where someone was suing a rather famous musician for a copyright infringement. We paid a audiologist and a musicologist a boatload of cash to listen to the two tracks and analyze what they heard. It came back pretty convincing that the music was that of the author (our co-def) and not of the plaintiff. They ran the songs through about 30 different tests, computers and audio-spectrographs and found 'a proponderence of evidence' that our guys playing style 'matched' the song.
I guess if these guys were really convinced they had something of Jimi's, they could go that route. Pretty pricey though.
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