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Monterey Pop Festival
1967-06-17
Saturday Afternoon & Evening Sessions
Monterey County Fairgrounds
Monterey, CA
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included
SATURDAY AFTERNOON SESSION
Canned Heat
201. Rollin’ and Tumblin’
202. Dust My Broom
203. Bullfrog Blues
Janis Joplin with Big Brother & The Holding Company
204. Down On Me
205. Combination Of The Two
206. Harry
207. Road Block
208. Ball And Chain
Country Joe and The Fish
209. Not-So-Sweet Martha Lorraine
210. Fixin’ To Die Rag
211. Please Don’t Drop That H-Bomb
212. Section 43
Al Kooper
213. (I Heard Her Say) Wake Me, Shake Me
Butterfield Blues Band
301. Look Over Yonders Wall
302. Mystery Train
303. Born In Chicago
304. Double Trouble
305. Mary Ann
306. Droppin’ Out
307. One More Headache
Quicksilver Messenger Service
308. All I Ever Wanted To Do (Was To Love You)
Steve Miller Blues Bland
309. Mercury Blues
The Electric Flag
310. Drinkin’ Wine
311. Groovin’ Is Easy
312. Night Time Is The Right Time
SATURDAY EVENING SESSION
Moby Grape
401. Tommy Smothers introduction
402. Indifference
403. Mr. Blues
404. Sittin’ By The Window
405. Omaha
Hugh Masekela
406. Bajabula Bonke (Healing Song)
The Byrds
407. Renaissance Fair
408. Have You Ever Seen Her Face
409. Hey Joe
410. He Was A Friend Of Mine
411. Lady Friend
412. Chimes Of Freedom
413. So You Wanna Be A Rock ‘N’ Roll Star
Laura Nyro
414. Today
415. Wedding Song
416. Poverty Train
Jefferson Airplane
501. Somebody To Love
502. The Other Side Of This Life
503. White Rabbit
504. High Flying Bird
505. Today
506. She Has Funny Cars
507. Young Girl Sunday Blues
508. Ballad Of You, Me and Pooneil
Booker T and The MG's
509. Booker-Loo
510. Hip Hug-Her
511. Philly Dog w/The Mar-Keys
Otis Redding
512. Shake
513. Respect
514. I’ve Been Loving You Too Long
515. Satisfaction
516. Try A Little Tenderness
Here's our 2nd of 3 posts dedicated to the Monterey Pop festival. This one features the afternoon and evening sessions session from Saturday, June 17, 1967, 50 years ago this very day. This afternoon session featured a host of San Francisco bands, such as Steve Miller, Country Joe & The Fish, and Quicksilver Messenger Service. But it was Janis Joplin who stole the show with her breathtaking performance that day. For the evening session, The Byrds and The Jefferson Airplane were the 2 biggest acts on the bill, but it was Otis Redding, singing to the "love crowd" in his first major appearance in front of a predominately white audience, who stole the show. Tragically, Otis died just 6 month's later, at the age of 26.
13 comments:
Just recently I was wishing I had more Canned Heat,Electric Flag,and Mike Bloomfield in my collection. Then I come across this post. This was perfect! Many thanks.
You are very welcome Jordan! And thanks for all the comments you leave! They are all appreciated!
Thanks for posting this historic musical event, and all the other excellent music you share on your site.
Wonderful collection! I've been here before, but never noticed this particular bunch of discs. I'm thrilled to have the chance to listen to everything as it went down. Thank you so much!
Blues and Blues-Rock day at Monterey (with a side of social protest from CJ&F)! Thanks for this solid day at MP!
Amazing post - THANK YOU!
Thanks a lot for posting the Monterey Pop - a great joy to listen to each on the same day as performed. Also, this is much better than the box set.
Thanks again for the post
The accountant
Thanks for re-upping the Monterey Pop shows! Can't believe it's been 50 years! The anniversary went by very quietly. If you find any more Moby Grape shows, I would love to hear them!
The quicksilver song is actually titled "Dino's Song" just so everyone knows :)
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Thanks fir the kind words - unfortunately zippyshare only works for files under 200 mb so for larger ones I need to use a different host
Thank you for the OR shows speedymjb!
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