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Oct 8, 2026

ImanAUDIENCE
25:38
And so I tend to lean back on the stuff that I grew up with.
ImanAUDIENCE
25:42
And, uh, I was listening to Otis Redding live this morning from Monterey Pop Festival, and I, I'm telling you, it just don't get no better than that.
ImanAUDIENCE
25:50
And, uh, you know, and I think that, you know, all this stuff is cyclical or the same thing with clothes and, and that kinda thing.
ImanAUDIENCE
25:57
And I think that, that the kids really have an appreciation for live music by real musicians.
Matt Money SmithHOST
37:10
They would drop the word blues and become the Steve Miller Band.
Matt Money SmithHOST
37:12
They played the famous Monterey Pop Festival in '67, became the it band coming out.
Matt Money SmithHOST
37:17
Huge bidding war.
Matt Money SmithHOST
37:18
Capitol landed them with one of the biggest deals ever offered at the time to an unsigned act.
Chris LathropHOST
57:55
mean, Hendrix came out and did his thing, and that was otherworldly, but...
Chris LathropHOST
58:02
But people were aware of what was going on because they both did their thing at the Monterey Pop Festival.
Chris LathropHOST
58:11
So the hippies were aware of The Who, and Hendrix knew what they were going to do, and they were all about it, sure.
Andy JonesHOST
58:18
Okay.
speaker_0HOST
1:25
She settled in San Francisco's counterculture scene where she became the front woman for the psychedelic rock band Big Brother and the Holding Company.
speaker_0HOST
1:34
Her vocal style and stage presence at the 1967 Monterey Pop Festival rocketed her to international superstardom.
speaker_0HOST
1:43
She was one of the premier rock icons of her generations.
speaker_0HOST
1:49
After she left Big Brother and the Holding Company to pursue a solo career, she formed backup groups like the Cosmic Blues Band and the Full Tilt Boogie Band and went more with a soulful, horn-driven sound.
speaker_2HOST
48:39
It was exhausting.
speaker_1HOST
48:40
The Monterey Pop Festival and Woodstock are viewed as triumphs now, but the actual logistics of that era were utter chaos.
speaker_1HOST
48:48
Did texts like The Tibetan Book of the Dead and The Urantia Book provide him with a, a comforting sense of order? Did he read about celestial hierarchies just to feel like someone somewhere was in control of the paperwork?
speaker_2HOST
49:00
That is a profound psychological insight.
Jimmy WebbGUEST
7:14
So Mr. Sinatra became a friend and a proponent and it would give me a shout out on a live album or something like that.
Jimmy WebbGUEST
7:25
And just inexorably, I became associated with that older generation and I sort of watched it happen and You know, I went to the Monterey Pop Festival.
Jimmy WebbGUEST
7:37
I played with the Wrecking Crew and Johnny Rivers and wanted to make rock and roll.
Jimmy WebbGUEST
7:42
But I found myself kind of living another life.

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Jimmy WebbGUEST
22:40
You know, I'm not supporting that.
Jimmy WebbGUEST
22:42
I'm not.
Jimmy WebbGUEST
22:43
I'm going to the Monterey Pop Festival.
Jimmy WebbGUEST
22:46
My hair is longer than John Lennon's.
Clive DavisGUEST
3:01
I just knew that the first time I saw Janice Joplin in the group, Big Brother and the whole thing.
Clive DavisGUEST
3:07
Was that the Monterey thing? That's at the Monterey Pop Festival.
Clive DavisGUEST
3:10
I had the job as head of the company for a year.
Clive DavisGUEST
3:13
I watched.
Mark JoynerHOST
3:23
Whoa, what a night.
Steve WynnGUEST
3:24
So it, a- a- and we were kind, and we walked in kind of like, you know, I don't wanna overstate this, but it did feel like being Brian Jones at Monterey Pop Festival, you know? Like we sort of-
Papa NovakHOST
3:31
[laughs] Yes
Steve WynnGUEST
3:31
... we sort of walked in like, "Well, here they are," you know? And, and we were just there, of course, to see the two bands, both of-
James Marshall BerryHOST
3:59
Did you have that epiphany moment?
RonaldoGUEST
4:01
I did early in the embryo, actually, when my mom was six months pregnant with me at the Monterey Pop Festival.
CharlieGUEST
4:11
The Who were there,
RonaldoGUEST
4:12
of course.
Jonathan FerriniHOST
3:40
It was another lead instrument.
Jonathan FerriniHOST
3:42
If you've ever watched The Who performing Substitute at the Monterey International Pop Festival in 1967, find it, likely on YouTube.
Jonathan FerriniHOST
4:00
Watch the conviction.
Jonathan FerriniHOST
4:02
Watch the joy.

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