MONTEREY POP FESTIVAL=1967
Performances from the Monterey Pop Festival not released on the original documentary by D.A. Pennebaker.
Some really fine footage - really?!--not included?! Full 2 hour bonus footage...I guess Pennebaker had to snip here and there, but these are so nice...
...catch Laura Nyro at the 42:00 mark. A brilliant Poverty Train...
The Airplane right after! ...but it's all GOOD!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OiQN3pQ6EwM
Nearly two hours of bonus footage from the Criterion Collection release of Monterey. The Festival that marked the beginning of the summer of love and spurred one of musics most creative and influential era's. This includes performances by:
The Association- "Along Comes Mary"
Simon and Garfunkel- "Homeward Bound" 3:55 "Sound of Silence" 6:46
Country Joe and the Fish- "Not So Sweet Martha Lorraine" 10:00
Al Kooper- "Wake Me, Shake Me" 15:20
The Butterfield Blues Band- "Driftin' Blues" 22:50
Quicksilver Messenger Service- "Dino's Song" 27:34
The Electric Flag- "Wine" 30:51"
The Byrds- "Chimes of Freedom" 33:40 "He Was A Friend of Mine" 37:36 "Hey Joe" 40:30
Laura Nyro- "Poverty Train" 42:55
Jefferson Airplane- "Somebody To Love" 48:24
The Blues Project- "Flute Thing" 52:29
Big Brother and the Holding Co. w/ Janis Joplin "Combination of the Two" 1:03:07
The Buffalo Springfield- "For What It's Worth" 1:08:57
The Who- "Substitute" 1:12:30 "Summertime Blues" 1:16:19 "A Quick One" 1:19:57
The Mamas and The Papas- "Straight Shooter" 1:28:14 "Somebody Groovy" 1:32:00 "I Call Your Name" 1:34:53
(Hilarious antics of Mama Cass) 1:38:46 "Monday, Monday" 1:40:36
Scott McKenzie- "San Francisco" 1:44:30
The Mamas and The Papas and Scott McKenzie- "Dancin' in the Street" 1:48:05
All rights credited to Criterion Collection
The Association were one of the best LA bands NOT allowed to play their own instruments on their first album!! Just listen! Label politics! Those who haven't heard The Association's "Along Comes The Association" lp are missing a surprisingly psychedelic album, despite the pop hit ballad "Cherish".
