This was it, the final session of the monumental three-day 1967 Monterey Pop Festival. Keep in mind that these kind of shows were never done before, and certainly not on this scale. They gathered some of the top new and established acts in the world for three days of celebration. The historic significance of the Festival cannot be understated, with famous performances by the Who, Jimi Hendrix and others. (Note: This isn't a complete set list, but contains a good portion of the music heard that night).
1. "Flute Thing"
2. "Wake Me, Shake Me"
3. "Rock and Roll Woman"
4. "Bluebird"
5. "Pretty Girl Why"
1. "Viola Lee Blues"
2. "Cold Rain and Snow"
1. "Killing Floor"
2. "Foxy Lady"
3. "Like a Rolling Stone"
4. "Rock Me Baby"
5. "Hey Joe"
6. "Can You See Me"
7. "The Wind Cries Mary"
8. "Purple Haze"
9. "Wild Thing"
1. "Straight Shooter"
2. "Spanish Harlem"
3. "Somebody Groovy"
4. "Got a Feelin'"
5. "California Dreamin'"
6. "I Call Your Name"
7. "Monday, Monday"
Blues Project:
1. "Flute Thing"
2. "Wake Me, Shake Me"
1. "For What It's Worth"
2. "Nowadays Clancy Can't Even Sing"
3. "Rock and Roll Woman"
4. "Bluebird"
5. "Pretty Girl Why"
Grateful Dead:
1. "Viola Lee Blues"
2. "Cold Rain and Snow"
2. "Foxy Lady"
3. "Like a Rolling Stone"
4. "Rock Me Baby"
5. "Hey Joe"
6. "Can You See Me"
7. "The Wind Cries Mary"
8. "Purple Haze"
9. "Wild Thing"
Mamas & the Papas:
1. "Straight Shooter"
2. "Spanish Harlem"
3. "Somebody Groovy"
4. "Got a Feelin'"
5. "California Dreamin'"
6. "I Call Your Name"
7. "Monday, Monday"
1. "Dancing in the Streets" (Finale)
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