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2 June 1969 (Sweden)
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Filmed At The Monterey International Pop Festival by D.A. Pennebaker
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A film about the greatest pre-Woodstock rock music festival. full summary | add synopsis
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So many gone too young
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(Cast overview, first billed only) | Scott McKenzie | ... | Performer |
| Denny Doherty | ... | Performers (as Mamas and the Papas) |
 | 'Mama' Cass Elliot | ... | Performers (as Mamas and the Papas) |
| John Phillips | ... | Performers (as Mamas and the Papas) |
| Michelle Phillips | ... | Performers (as Mamas and the Papas) |
| Frank Cook | ... | Performers (as Canned Heat) |
| Bob Hite | ... | Performers (as Canned Heat) |
| Henry Vestine | ... | Performers (as Canned Heat) |
| Alan Wilson | ... | Performers (as Canned Heat) |
| Art Garfunkel | ... | Performers (as Simon and Garfunkel) |
| Paul Simon | ... | Performers (as Simon and Garfunkel) |
| Hugh Masekela | ... | Performer |
| Marty Balin | ... | Performers (as Jefferson Airplane) |
| Jack Casady | ... | Performers (as Jefferson Airplane) |
| Spencer Dryden | ... | Performers (as Jefferson Airplane) |
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Miscellaneous: In the opening credits, a hand-drawn title says "IN ORDER OF PEFORMANCE", misspelling the word "PERFORMANCE".
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Featured in The School of Rock (2003)
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There was a time in 1969 when a friend and I went to see Monterey Pop every Friday night at the Kips Bay Cinema in NYC just to hear Janis sing Ball and Chain and Otis sing I've been Lovin You Too Long. Then we'd go to dinner and maybe another movie, but it set up our entire weekend.
Now, I think about how many of the performers were gone too soon, too young -- Janis, Jimi, Otis, Mama Cass... How amazing to have them all there in this one glorious celebration of music and the innocence (yes) of the 60's.
Maybe it's not the best "film-making" but it's a treasure to be appreciated as the years go by. Would love to see a DVD release with any additional available footage. Enjoy and remember, (or discover)