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1969

April - May 1969 US-Tour

Programme for Fillmore East, 11 May 1969


Fillmore East, 11 May 1969		Fillmore West, 24 May 1969





Live in the studio, Sound Techniques, Chelsea, early 1969

Pop Proms, Royal Albert Hall 2.7.1969

Rose and Mike at Woodstock (Foto: Joe Sia)

US tours:
April-May,
August-September,
November-December

at Woodstock (Foto: Henry Diltz)

"This is the Incredible String Band at Woodstock. I was a huge fan of their music; I was just as thrilled to shoot them as practically anybody at Woodstock. This was in the performers area out behind the stage; they were sitting there before they went on. All four of ‘em were right there at the table and I went up to them and asked if I could take a picture of ‘em. So I was thrilled to do that -- I totally loved their music." Henry Diltz


	Joe Boyd: ... "We were booked to go on on Friday night. We had a perfect slot - we were after Joan Baez, 10.30 in the evening - but they didn't have a proper stage roof, (...) - and it started to rain. At that time the ISB had started very actively with amps, so they had a pick-up on the sitar, pick up on the gimbri etc. and the electric bass. Of course you couldn't play in the rain with all these electric instruments - so we were struck. I said " just go on with your acoustic instruments and play" and they said "we can't, wait 'til it's stopped raining".... "What happened then was I said, "you don't know what's going to happen - you may never get on stage" but they wanted to wait for the rain to stop and so someone else went on - Melanie - who triumphed in that slot and wrote "Candles in the Rain" about that exact moment! (...) We ended up going on the following afternoon after Canned Heat in the baking sun. People were ready for something heavy and loud and they came on and just - died!" Joe Boyd: "It was Joe Boyd's Greatest Mistake. If I could do it all over again I would put them on in the rain. They would have triumphed like Melanie. They would have been in the movie, and everyone who was in the movie had a huge break. Who know what would have happened...." (beGlad Winter 1994)

" ... konnten gleich zu Beginn Jefferson Airplane (US$ 10.000), Creedance Clearwater Revival (US$ 10.000) und Canned Heat (US$ 12.000) für Woodstock gewonnen werden. Früh wurden auch die gerade erst sich formierende Supergruppe Crosby, Stills & Nash für US$ 10.000 unter Vertrag genommen – später gesellte sich dann auch noch Neil Young dazu.

Anfang Juni war dann der Folk-Freitag bis auf Tim Hardin (US$ 2.000) bereits vollständig gebucht: The Incredible String Band (US$ 4.500), Ravi Shankar (US$ 4.500), Ritchie Havens (US$ 6.000), Arlo Guthrie (US$ 5.000) und Joan Baez (US$ 10.000). Donovan und Johnny Cash schlugen das Angebot aus.

... The Grateful Dead (US$ 7.500), Janis Joplin (US$ 15.000) und Santana (US$ 1.000) ..."

(http://musikwirtschaftsforschung.wordpress.com/2009/09/02/rezension-the-road-to-woodstock/)


(Foto: Barry Z. Levine)	(Foto: A. Corbis)

Singer Bowl Folk Festival Flushing Meadow 16.8.1969




	13/08/69 16/08/69 16/08/69 21/08/69 23/08/69 24/08/69 27/08/69 31/08/69	Carnegie Hall, New York Woodstock Singer Bowl Folk Festival, Flushing Meadow Park, NY Merryweather Post Pavilion, Columbia Philadelphia Folk Festival Philadelphia Folk Festival Electric Factory, Philadelphia Texas International Pop Festival, Dallas


Maybe the band played the festival concert and the workshop on Sunday

Tracklist "Tallulah Records" CD, 2003	Tracklist Bootleg

Dust Be Diamond Black Jack Davy This Moment When You Find Out Who You Are Air Come With Me The Letter Waiting For You	Dust Be Diamonds Black Jack Davy This Moment When You Find Out Who You Are Come With Me Queen Juanita & Her Fisherman Lover

Electric Factory, Philadelphia 27-8-1969

Texas International Pop Festival, 31.8.1969


Fotos: Mark Porter


Fillmore West, 10. Sept. 1969	New England Life Hall, Boston 4 Sept. 1969	Flyer Houston Music Hall 7 Sept. 1969

Fillmore East 14. Sept. 1969

Fillmore East 4. Sept. 1969

03/09/69 04/09/69 05/09/69 07/09/69 08/09/69 10/09/69 13/09/69 14/09/69	The Electric Factory, Philadelphia Fillmore East, New York New England Life Hall, Boston Music Hall, Houston Aquarius Theatre, LA Fillmore West, San Francisco 6. Annual Big Sur Festival Fillmore East, New York

		The festival featured Joan Baez, Carol Ann Cisneros, The Comb Sisters, Chris Etheridge, Mimi Farina, Ruth Ann Friedman, James Hendricks, The Incredible String Band, Dave Mason, Joni Mitchell, Dorothy Morrison, Julie Payne, John Sebastian, Sal Valentino. ... and CSN&Y. (Concert chronology CSN&Y) "(...) ... filmmakers Baird Bryant and Johanna Demetrakas decided to capture on film the 6th annual concert at Big Sur. Bryant had five cameras to film the event (...) About 12,000 people attended the two day event so this is a vastly scaled back outdoor concert from Woodstock that had happened only one month before. Crosby, Stills, Nash along with Neil Young who had joined CSN in their debut as a foursome at Woodstock are the featured act still working on their play list. Joan Baez who in her late teens lived at the Esalen Institute is a performer here as well as her sister Mimi Farina. Joni Mitchell, John Sebastian and Dorothy Morrison of the Edwin Hawkins Singers are the other nationally known acts on the bill. (...) The Flying Burrito Brothers and The Incredible String Band also performed at the festival but are not in the film." MDb user comment for the film "Celebration at Bg Sur"
6th Annual Big Sur Folk Festival		13 September 1969