Monterey Pop Festival
1967-06-18
Sunday Afternoon & Evening
Monterey County Fairgrounds
Monterey, CA
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included
SUNDAY AFTERNOON SESSION
Ravi Shanker
86. Rãga Todi-Rupak Tal (7 Beats)
87. Tabla Solo In Ektal (12 Beats)
88. Rãga Shuddha Sarang-Tintal (16 Beats)
89. Rãga Bhimpalasi
90. Dhun In Dadra & Fast Teental (6 and 16 beats)
SUNDAY EVENING SESSION
Tommy Smothers
91. Introduction
The Blues Project
92. Paul Simon Introduction
93. Flute Thing
94. (I Heard Her Say) Wake Me, Shake Me
Janis Joplin with Big Brother & The Holding Company
95. Combination Of The Two
96. Ball And Chain
Buffalo Springfield
97. Peter Tork Introduction
98. For What It's Worth
99. Nowadays Clancy Can't Even Sing
100. Rock and Roll Woman
101. Bluebird
102. A Child's Claim To Fame
The Who
103. Eric Burden Introduction
104. Substitute
105. Summertime Blues
106. Pictures Of Lily
107. A Quick One While He's A Way
108. Happy Jack
109. My Generation
The Grateful Dead
110. Viola Lee Blues
111. Cold Rain & Snow
112. Alligator
113. Caution (Do Not Stop On Tracks)
Jimi Hendrix
114. Brian Jones Introduction
115. Killing Floor
116. Foxy Lady
117. Like A Rolling Stone
118. Rock Me Baby
119. Hey Joe
120. Can You See Me
121. The Wind Cries Mary
122. Purple Haze
123. Wild Thing
The Mamas & The Papas
124. Paul Simon Introduction
125. Straight Shooter
126. Got A Feelin'
127. California Dreamin'
128. Spanish Harlem
129. Somebody Groovy
130. I Call Your Name
131. Monday, Monday
Scott McKenzie
132. San Francisco (Be Sure To Wear Flowers In Your Hair)
The Mamas & The Papas
133. Dancing In The Street
Bonus Tracks
134. Monterey (Album Version) - The Animals
135. Radio Ad #1
136. Radio Ad #2
137. Radio Ad #3
138. Radio Ad #4
139. Radio Ad #5
140. Radio Ad #6
141. Radio Ad #7
142. King For A Day - Tiny Tim
143. Laugh Clown, Laugh - Tiny Tim
144. May God Be With Our Boys - Tiny Tim
145. My What A Funny Little World This Is - Tiny Tim
146. Interview Montage #1
147. Interview Montage #2
148. Mike Bloomfield Interview
149. San Francisco - Scott McKenzie
150. Monterey Pop At 50 (Pure Non Fiction Podcast 2017)
151. Monterey (Single Version) - The Animals
Welcome to our 3rd and final dedicated to Monterey Pop. This one provides soundboard recordings from the afternoon and evening sessions from June 18, 1967, 55 years ago this very day. The afternoon featured Ravi Shankar, who of course, taught George Harrison how to play sitar and was a spiritual influence on the Beatles' guitarist. The early highlights of the evening session was US debut of The Who, who followed a set by the Buffalo Springfield. For The Who, who had been recommended for the festival by advisory board member Paul McCartney, it was the moment in which they captured the attention of fans and critics in the states. For the Springfield, it was the usual chaos, as Neil Young missed the show due to bickering with Stephen Stills, forcing the band to have David Crosby sit in. Of course, that was only the start of the fireworks that transpired on that night. Though on their home turf, The Grateful Dead had the unenviable position of having to play right after The Who's US debut and right before the man who would become a rock god at Monterey. Jimi was also at the festival on the recommendation of McCartney, who had seen Hendrix play in London. On this night, the whole world got to see what McCartney already knew. The image of Hendrix pouring lighter fluid on his guitar and burning it, is one of the most memorable in rock history. And his playing was unlike anything anyone had ever seen or heard. It was quite unfair that The Mamas and The Papas, who had been leading lights in organizing Monterey Pop, had to follow Jimi on stage. No one could have.
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