Hippie kids got to see a great variety of artists
This documentary covers the famous 1967 Monterey Pop Festival. The beginning sets it up as a huge Hippie event with all kinds of white kids carrying flowers flocking to the show. Each band gets around one song. Some that stand out are The Who that destroyed the stage as they walked off, Otis Redding who went from the high energy Shake to the ballad I’ve Been Loving You Too Long and Jimi Hendrix when he lit his guitar on fire. Who disappointed was the Animals who played Paint It Back without the driving beat. For whatever reason it’s just hollowed out.
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