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Monterey Pop Festival 1967
Jimi Hendrix set fire to his guitar ARE YOU EXPERIENCED? Monterey Pop - The USA debut of... The Jimi Hendrix Experience After playing clubs in Greenwich Village as Jimmy James for a few years, Jimi went to London and formed the Jimi Hendrix Experience. Paul McCartney recommended him (actually insisted upon him) to John Philips for Monterey Pop and the rest is history. Jimi set more than his guitar on fire that weekend. He revolutionized modern music and brought the guitar blazing into its own as a fiery solo instrument. Jimi's fire was fueled by rock, blues, jazz, and his own inspiration. I don't think many of us who heard him that weekend realized it at the time, but when the smoke cleared, we were looking at a new music world which Jimi had created. The prevailing memory of the show was the fire, the smoke, and feedback. But, you know, the guy could really play and sing. Unfortunately, the flame of Jimi's creative genius was snuffed out - long before it hit its peak. |
Jimi Hendrix and Otis Redding Live At The Monterey International Pop Festival Jimi Hendrix and Otis Redding
Side A The Jimi Hendrix Experience: 1. Like A Rolling Stone 2. Rock Me Baby 3. Can You See Me 4. Wild Thing Guitar and vocals Noel Redding - Bass Mitch Mitchell - Drums Brian Jones - Introduction Side B Otis Redding: 1. Shake 2. Respect 3. Been Loving You Too Long 4. Satisfaction 5. Try A Little Tenderness Players: Otis Redding - Vocals Booker T. - Organ Steve Cropper - Guitar Duck Dunn - Bass Al Jackson - Drums And The Memphis Horns M I X Monterey and Hollywood, California Reprise MS-2029 (A) Recorded 1967, mixed 1969 and released January 1st 1970 All About Jazz Magazine: "One of the Ten Best Live Rock Recordings Ever" |
The summer of love
Otis Redding Otis Redding was totally out of sight. This was Otis' first major appearance before a predominately white audience and it's reported he was a little apprehensive. No need. He had the crowd eating out of his hand. Especially when he introduced the first public performance of "Sittin' on the Dock of the Bay". Everyone loved him. Excerpts from Natskled's http://members.tripod.com/ Yelnats_Yarkled/Monterey |
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Golden Hits Vol. 2 The Turtles ![]() Co-production of sound and mix Hollywood, California White Whale Records (A) 1970 ** |
Moving Along The Osmond Brothers Sound production Mix Motown Records (S) 1970 |
Mississippi April Anne John Phillips ![]() Co-production of sound UK StatesideSS8046 (S) 1970 |
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Joan Baez In Concert Joan Baez ![]() Mix San Francisco and Hollywood, California Vanguard Records (A) 1970 ** |
The Best of Gordon Lightfoot Gordon Lightfoot ![]() Co-production of sound and mix Hollywood, California Universal Records, Canada (A) 1970 *** |
Joan Baez In Concert Vol. 2 Joan Baez ![]() Mix San Francisco and Hollywood, California Fantasy Records (A) 1970 |
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The City Carole King ![]() Sound production Mix Hollywood, California Ode Records Z 12-44012 (A) 1970 ** |
Snow Queen Carole King Co-production of sound and mix Ode Records (S) 1970 |
Bootleg? The City Carole King
Sound production Mix Ode Records Z 12-44012 (A) 1970 ** |
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Lu Peggy Lipton
Co-production of sound Ode Records 124 (S) 1970 |
Midnight Rider Eirik (Wangberg) ![]() ![]() Record production Sound production and mix Writer, Arranger, Musician Hollywood, California Amos Records AJB 123 (S) 1970 |
Wear Your Love Like Heaven Peggy Lipton
Co-production of sound Ode Records 66001 (S) 1970 |
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