+Donna Yeubanks Wow, I wonder that was a fabulous time! I wish I could live the 60s, no doubt a Golden Era! Can't stop listening to that kind of music and it's good to know you were right there. Greetings from Brazil!
One of the best Rock Bands of all the time !!! They were Woodstock simbol and this video took place in the best Rock Festival of all the time Monterey Pop Festival 1967 ! I’m 62 years old and if only I were 18 or 19 years at this time !!! I was went crazy with these bands !!!
I was there! They were awesome. I saw them so many times...and The Butterfield Blues Band, and Janis, and PG&E... That was a golden age. We don't know what we've got 'til it's gone...
Blind Owl looks like a kid that used to let me copy off his homework when I was in 9th grade! That haircut and those glasses wouldn't let a person see his true persona as a FANTASTIC Blues Guitarsman. Kind of like "Clark Kent" of Superman fame. What a fantastic group of guys. Canned Heat was one of the truly great bands with NO glitz or glammer. They just went on stage and "Got It Done"!!
Is that white tape on the right of his glasses frame? Like he's gone through the wrong door and ended up on stage, but it turns out he's able to play slide guitar even though he'd never tried it before.
I'm glad I'm a old man that raised my two boys listening to real music my oldest teaches music and the youngest builds choppers long live the sixties and seventies
Hes so young here. Eventually he'd ditch the glasses and play practically blind. It's crazy how much times have changed when it comes to glasses and style. My dad, who's born in '46 always said when u were a kid growing up in the 50s and 60s, if u wore glasses u really got made fun of and were a nerd. Nowadays ppl use glasses as a fashion piece let alone for seeing.
What an amazing band! I think a lot about music from the 60s and music today. This band would never make it today even though they are loaded with talent. Nowadays--music isn't what it used to be.
Watching this clip brings me so much joy. Everybody looks like they're just having the most beautiful time and the band is really cooking! I was born in the wrong era.
One of the great forgotten bands of the time! I saw them at the Texas International Pop Festival two weeks after they played at Woodstock - just great!
That sounds incredible man!! As a 32 year old man, i cannot even begin to imagine how peoples mindset were back then. I bet it was beautiful :). Considering i'm from Norway, i doubt i would've got to see them anyway :). But, ahh...Dreams.
Dreams are good! It was great back then, everyone seemed so, well, less pissed off and hostile than they seem today. At least the youth who showed up at these festivals and concerts. I got to see Jimi, the Doors, Stones, Led Zep several times, Steppenwolf, a bunch more.
That's so cool :). Steppenwolf was my fathers favorite band, he practically shoved the "For ladies only" and "7" records down my throat as a kid. Snowblind friend (a cover, i know) remains as my favorite song of all time. I would give my left arm to live your memories for a day :). I would like nothing more than to sit down with you, smoke a joint and listen to your stories of those days :).
Glad to hear that, green. I have mixed feelings about these really old bands going back on tour. Not sure why exactly but good to hear that they were enjoyable.
What a crazy time in the USA! great music, great concert, society, I don't know, but I would have liked to see these concerts in person. (with a few glasses of red wine ....). In France we had nothing in the 60's ....
I discovered Canned Heat about 2 weeks ago, searching bands from this great period of music. I made many researchs about them and now I can say I'm in love in the Boogie Blues!!!
Larry Taylor. That guy cooked. you cant get music like that now. My 1st concert was Its a beautiful day and Canned Heat Dallas 1970. Was 15 yrs old. Now 61 yrs
Some amazing bass work by Larry Taylor here. Before joining Canned Heat, Larry was a session bassist on The Monkees' first and second albums (including "Last Train to Clarksville"); listen to his lines on "Tomorrow's Gonna Be Another Day".
Can't beat Canned Heat. Splendid band and splendid era. Decent audience with beautiful girls who don't freak out but smile and enjoy, and band members who look like college students. Those were the days. California dreaming.
My God! Look how young Blind Owl is here (24yo). Hard to believe this was 47 years ago. Were we ever really that young? RIP Blind Owl & Bob The Bear...
chiron8839 If you knew them then you would have known that Blind Owl didn't die of Heroin Overdose. He used too many Seconal and Coroners report wouldn't say if it was suicide or death by accidental overdose. Blind Owl wasn't a big Heroin user and none was found at his death scene (Camper/Van). What a sad topic of discussion. We should be celebrating his Life and Talent...
Alan was raised just up the hill from me. And his folks used to let the local kids of choice hang out in the basement on weekend nights during high school. A nice evolved family. I met his brother Dave in Jr High Chess Club.
WHAT IS SO SAD IS THAT ALL THE RADIO STATIONS DON'T EVEN PLAY ANY CLASSIC & ( TRUE VINTAGE MUSIC!!!!!!!!!!!) I AM SICK& TIRED OF LISTENING TO THE SAME SO- CALLED VINTAGE MUSIC???????????? ( THE 50S, 60S, 70S, & THE 80S WERE THE BEST FOR ME!!!!!!!!!!)
I was in junior high school when Monterey Pop "happened". I only live about 40 miles away and even though I was too young to attend it was still a BIG DEAL for us in coastal Central California. A local TV station teamed up with a local FM station and did nightly showing so we could watch it on TV and sync up our stereos. Show was simulcast at midnight and between local TV and our local favorite Rock Station on Stereo it was frigging GREAT. Just us kids rocking out at midnight. It still feels like I was there! If only I had been 6-8 years older...
That drummer who's going VERY wild looks like a C.P.A.....god how I love Canned Heat! Sure wish they put out more music! They didn't realize they would not "live to comb grey hair."
Haven't seen this in years........ I am the fetus inside the blond girl at the end with bare feet tapping and rocking out............my mom Donna Yeubanks.
Everyone should experience this awesome Band at least once in their life. And not the commercials on tv's butcher job. Let's work together, come on now people. Let's educate our younger generations to these great musicians.
***** What Pennebaker was talking about was that if you mix film stock, fast and slow speed stock as required then the look of the film is going to change from shot to shot. Seeing as you are going to have to shoot with fast stock at night under tungsten light, you might as well use fast stock for everything. It's got nothing to do with it being a hippie-era film as there were definite professionals involved in the making of it. People who think that you shot a documentary on location using video equipment in 1967 are just ignorant. Colour video equipment weighed an absolute ton, was very very expensive and you just would not use it outside of a studio.
What a great band, and what incredible ambassadors for The Blues. I once read that, when Son House was rediscovered, it was Al Wilson who had to relearn Son how he once played the guitar. I also read that Bob lost thousands of irreplaceable Blues 78s during an earthquake at his home in Northern California.
I lived with Henry Henry Vestine in1984 in Corvallis Oregon . I wish these videos were available to watch at that time . he told me stories but He would have loved seeing this.
Producer: “I bet you can’t get close ups of faces and random things instead of panning out so we can actually see the beauty of this live performance as a whole” Camera man: “hold my LSD”
Some good music back then peace pipe in one hand drink in the other and thinking 0 violence,just bein here on the road again has true meaning,alaska and back on dirt road,mexico to pei,on the road to a place,a location ylwstne,rockys see'n the s.e. again.
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Larry Taylor on bass... killing it
Larry "The Mole" Taylor. So many musicians after him copied his style or "inspired" them, whichever way you look at it.
I just found out that he died 5 years ago, that made me sad. He was an excellent basis and very underappreciated
he’s probably the best musician besides Alan. listen to “time was”. very few bassist could hold it down like larry.
He is in my top 3 favorite bass player with Jaco Pastorius and Donald "duck" Dunn
Sad, Blind Owl was one of the best blues guitarists I ever heard and he's almost unknown today
hes pretty well known
Everyone seems to remember him for signing On the Road Again and his harp playing.
What happened? Did he hit a tree?
Stumbling Colossus ..... he died dude, shame what a great musician!
@@jonathanharootunian297 Oh he died dude? I thought he was a blind owl that hit a tree. Thanks dude.
Haven't seen this in years........ I am the blond girl at the end with bare feet tapping and rocking out............
That is insane.
Brian Reilly Best 3 days I've ever had...............!!!!
:-)
+Donna Yeubanks Wow, I wonder that was a fabulous time! I wish I could live the 60s, no doubt a Golden Era! Can't stop listening to that kind of music and it's good to know you were right there. Greetings from Brazil!
how old were you ???
One of the best Rock Bands of all the time !!! They were Woodstock simbol and this video took place in the best Rock Festival of all the time Monterey Pop Festival 1967 ! I’m 62 years old and if only I were 18 or 19 years at this time !!! I was went crazy with these bands !!!
That groovin girl with the Sassoon look.. marvelous
the energy from this is still being felt in 2023. rockin’.
No
2024 just about the enter 2025
Tight yet loose, what a great band.
Larry Taylor playing a Slab Body P Bass here! What a bassist!
Yeah,but Only connoisseurs of really good music know about him and his music with Canned Heat man...Long Live Canned Heat music!! ✌️🤟👍
RIP Bassist Larry "The Mole" Taylor
He was awesome
@@raydavies5249 - You could see Larry really enjoying what he was doing ~ playing superb bass!
@@rogertycholiz2218 "The Mole" was awesome!! Loved how he really got into it!!
Shredding it here, what a guy
Rip everybody
I was there! They were awesome. I saw them so many times...and The Butterfield Blues Band, and Janis, and PG&E... That was a golden age. We don't know what we've got 'til it's gone...
i haven't heard of PG&E in probably 45 years..saw them at Winterland a few times, along w/Canned Heat..
You don’t miss your water till the well run dry...
Where was that show?
@@francisstraughniii2473 Monterey fairgrounds , it’s called the bowl, Where the pop festival went down when Jimi Hendrix burned his guitar on stage
Blind Owl looks like a kid that used to let me copy off his homework when I was in 9th grade! That haircut and those glasses wouldn't let a person see his true persona as a FANTASTIC Blues Guitarsman. Kind of like "Clark Kent" of Superman fame. What a fantastic group of guys. Canned Heat was one of the truly great bands with NO glitz or glammer. They just went on stage and "Got It Done"!!
Yep.And man Alan was SO AWESOME.
Have recently discover Alan Wilson... what a style...
Blind owl should be in the rock and roll hall of fame!
Is that white tape on the right of his glasses frame? Like he's gone through the wrong door and ended up on stage, but it turns out he's able to play slide guitar even though he'd never tried it before.
@@Deadly002 Laughing to tears over this gem of a comment. Thank you, just what the doctor ordered.
Alan Wilson superb on blues harp and slide guitar.
Had MR Wilson(blind owl)lived he would have been one of the most unforgettable blues guitarist on this planet.Next witness.
Hes 1 of the early members of the 27 club.
I'm glad I'm a old man that raised my two boys listening to real music my oldest teaches music and the youngest builds choppers long live the sixties and seventies
Larry Taylor is a fuckin BEAST on bass man! Wish music today still had that groove.
He plays with tom waits now
Larry Taylor's brother Mel Taylor played drums for the Ventures.
The bass and slide guitar are especially good here
PsychedelicFerret One of the best
He is such a brilliant bass player...
Canned Heat - Vintage is one of my all time favs. I got it very early on in my vinyl collecting.
I was just 18, fresh from high school graduation and I was there.
Looks like a good time, was it?
Ure blessed my man
How was the weather (by clothing) ?
You lucky bastard! 😂
One of the all-time best slide guitar solo's there by Alan Wilson
ABSOLUTELY 💯
Hes so young here. Eventually he'd ditch the glasses and play practically blind. It's crazy how much times have changed when it comes to glasses and style. My dad, who's born in '46 always said when u were a kid growing up in the 50s and 60s, if u wore glasses u really got made fun of and were a nerd. Nowadays ppl use glasses as a fashion piece let alone for seeing.
Alan Wilson's slide guitar gives this a real kick!
Almost 50 years ago and still sounds great. They were so young back then what a tragic loss Alan Wilson was to the music world. Great film.
He's 1 of the earliest members of the 27 club.
"A little Mississippi noise..." That is where both blues and rock and roll were invented.
What an amazing band! I think a lot about music from the 60s and music today. This band would never make it today even though they are loaded with talent. Nowadays--music isn't what it used to be.
Watching this clip brings me so much joy. Everybody looks like they're just having the most beautiful time and the band is really cooking! I was born in the wrong era.
“I wAs bOrN in tHe wRoNg ErA” 🤡
What an amazing band no sound filters no computers to wash voice or sound just raw beat thanks for uploading
One of the great forgotten bands of the time! I saw them at the Texas International Pop Festival two weeks after they played at Woodstock - just great!
That sounds incredible man!! As a 32 year old man, i cannot even begin to imagine how peoples mindset were back then. I bet it was beautiful :). Considering i'm from Norway, i doubt i would've got to see them anyway :). But, ahh...Dreams.
Dreams are good! It was great back then, everyone seemed so, well, less pissed off and hostile than they seem today. At least the youth who showed up at these festivals and concerts.
I got to see Jimi, the Doors, Stones, Led Zep several times, Steppenwolf, a bunch more.
saw Canned Heat last year at ottawa blues fest.. different members, but they were great.
That's so cool :). Steppenwolf was my fathers favorite band, he practically shoved the "For ladies only" and "7" records down my throat as a kid. Snowblind friend (a cover, i know) remains as my favorite song of all time. I would give my left arm to live your memories for a day :).
I would like nothing more than to sit down with you, smoke a joint and listen to your stories of those days :).
Glad to hear that, green. I have mixed feelings about these really old bands going back on tour. Not sure why exactly but good to hear that they were enjoyable.
I just learned several years back that Larry Taylor`s brother was quite the drummer.
Oh yeah. Mel Taylor of the Ventures !
When it came to Blue-Eyed Country Boogie, Canned Heat were the Kings.
What a crazy time in the USA! great music, great concert, society, I don't know, but I would have liked to see these concerts in person. (with a few glasses of red wine ....). In France we had nothing in the 60's ....
I discovered Canned Heat about 2 weeks ago, searching bands from this great period of music. I made many researchs about them and now I can say I'm in love in the Boogie Blues!!!
Great days and great music
What a band.... All, so great... Larry is just KILLIN' it...
at around 2:29- "this is how one walks a bass line..."
From what I have read, the most stable member of the band and also the rock-like centre of it. Same with the bass player in Santana at Woodstock
"The Mole" 😂
I saw “The Heat” in 1970. One of the best live acts I ever saw.
Larry Taylor. That guy cooked. you cant get music like that now. My 1st concert was Its a beautiful day and Canned Heat Dallas 1970. Was 15 yrs old. Now 61 yrs
Some amazing bass work by Larry Taylor here. Before joining Canned Heat, Larry was a session bassist on The Monkees' first and second albums (including "Last Train to Clarksville"); listen to his lines on "Tomorrow's Gonna Be Another Day".
And after Canned Heat he played bass on some of Tom Waits' best albums
Cool factoid
Der Kommissar yes, brother. And sadly he died in August. RIP The Mole
Wish I’d gotten to see him live. He was a fucking monster on that thing. So much swing, so much drive.
Can't beat Canned Heat. Splendid band and splendid era. Decent audience with beautiful girls who don't freak out but smile and enjoy, and band members who look like college students. Those were the days. California dreaming.
Love your comment mate.
awesome slide as usual by the owl
Wow! That's how that's done! You have to watch that more than once! And I want an orange really bad now.
My God! Look how young Blind Owl is here (24yo). Hard to believe this was 47 years ago. Were we ever really that young?
RIP Blind Owl & Bob The Bear...
Why is that so amazing?
Are you not aware of the fact he died 3 years later?
Not like he lived to be middle aged. DUH!
chiron8839 Didn't say that stupid!
chiron8839 If you knew them then you would have known that Blind Owl didn't die of Heroin Overdose. He used too many Seconal and Coroners report wouldn't say if it was suicide or death by accidental overdose. Blind Owl wasn't a big Heroin user and none was found at his death scene (Camper/Van). What a sad topic of discussion. We should be celebrating his Life and Talent...
Alan was murdered.
"Conflate"??? Sounds a bit pretentious.
Alan was raised just up the hill from me. And his folks used to let the local kids of choice hang out in the basement on weekend nights during high school. A nice evolved family. I met his brother Dave in Jr High Chess Club.
Thats the most enthusiastic bass playing and drums i ever seen ! That was great band
Frank Cook on drums and the godlike Larry “The Mole” Taylor on bass.
Funny to see this video and look at them at Woodstock 😂😂😂 the beards went nuts and they were just some good ole dirty hippies warms my heart
I was fortunate to see this fabulous band years back in Toronto!
WHAT IS SO SAD IS THAT ALL THE RADIO STATIONS DON'T EVEN PLAY ANY CLASSIC & ( TRUE VINTAGE MUSIC!!!!!!!!!!!) I AM SICK& TIRED OF LISTENING TO THE SAME SO- CALLED VINTAGE MUSIC???????????? ( THE 50S, 60S, 70S, & THE 80S WERE THE BEST FOR ME!!!!!!!!!!)
When was that? I live in Toronto (born and raised)
@@MR-in8bl it was outdoors at the ex buy not in the stadium????
@@MR-in8bl not inside stadium!!!!!
I saw them at the Fillmore East in August 1969. They had million sellers 3 years in a row! Has to be a record. No pun intended.
I was in junior high school when Monterey Pop "happened". I only live about 40 miles away and even though I was too young to attend it was still a BIG DEAL for us in coastal Central California. A local TV station teamed up with a local FM station and did nightly showing so we could watch it on TV and sync up our stereos. Show was simulcast at midnight and between local TV and our local favorite Rock Station on Stereo it was frigging GREAT. Just us kids rocking out at midnight. It still feels like I was there! If only I had been 6-8 years older...
killer bass line
Played by none other than Paul Giamatti. Who knew?!
That’s Larry “The Mole” Taylor rippin the shit outta that bass. The man has no equal. I miss him.
HERE THEY IS. A GREAT BAND. THE LEGENDARY CANNED HEAT .
That drummer who's going VERY wild looks like a C.P.A.....god how I love Canned Heat! Sure wish they put out more music! They didn't realize they would not "live to comb grey hair."
Today, June 17, 2017 : 50 years after, still wonderful music !! What a great band !! Bob, Alan and genius Henry, you're still in my heart !
Haven't seen this in years........ I am the fetus inside the blond girl at the end with bare feet tapping and rocking out............my mom Donna Yeubanks.
You are a legend!
Welcome to Earth!!
Live long and prosper.
That's pretty badass
Love the old Mississippi blues. Wish i could have seen this festival. Wasn't born til 5 years later.......☺
Everyone should experience this awesome Band at least once in their life. And not the commercials on tv's butcher job. Let's work together, come on now people. Let's educate our younger generations to these great musicians.
the video quality for a hippie era concert is about as good as ive ever seen
***** What Pennebaker was talking about was that if you mix film stock, fast and slow speed stock as required then the look of the film is going to change from shot to shot. Seeing as you are going to have to shoot with fast stock at night under tungsten light, you might as well use fast stock for everything. It's got nothing to do with it being a hippie-era film as there were definite professionals involved in the making of it. People who think that you shot a documentary on location using video equipment in 1967 are just ignorant. Colour video equipment weighed an absolute ton, was very very expensive and you just would not use it outside of a studio.
Well we know the drummers having fun look at that face
Very good....Thanks a lot....Merci, J aime
These guys are impressive!
What a crop of magnificent nerds, good shit
I was just 26 at the time of Woodstock! It was a wonderful to be young & alive!
What a great band, and what incredible ambassadors for The Blues. I once read that, when Son House was rediscovered, it was Al Wilson who had to relearn Son how he once played the guitar. I also read that Bob lost thousands of irreplaceable Blues 78s during an earthquake at his home in Northern California.
That was Frank Cook on drums at the Monterey Pop festival.
Before Fito
Love how they miss most of the Blind Owl's slide solo... that's the one thing I really want to see...
I was 10 at the festival I ran around during the day. I can remember my parents had a real good time. now I know why... lol
The quality of this is very good Thanks for the upload - it brought back many good memories.
Never seen this before. They show the other band members more, but the nerdy-looking guy is an awesome guitar player!
and awesome harmonica player
The original Heat. Wilson, Hite and Vestine all died young.
I lived with Henry Henry Vestine in1984 in Corvallis Oregon . I wish these videos were available to watch at that time . he told me stories but He would have loved seeing this.
I love his guitar playing. More distinctive/bluesier than Harvey Mandel. What did they throw him out over?
From the Topanga Canyon area of Los Angeles, Canned Heat !
If you don't like potatos then don't potato my mind. Not sure what it means but yet it sounds cool in this song. 🕺🏽
I wish I weren't born IN 67, I missed a whole decade of great music. At least I had the 70s, sigh
That is rather good.
Seeing Bob Hite and Al Wilson early sort of days was splendid. Fucking great.
Scuse language.
Great live band .
Wow they all look so young
Thanks for uploading this early Canned Heat work. Wow!!
I took some lsd we got in laurel canyon then drove to Monterey
its 2020 now and im still tripping from it
Nice one - man they looked different back then - but then so do we.. at least some of us.......lol...thanks for the post..
Like Larry "the Mole" Taylor watching Frank Cook getting with it on the drums.
2022 y los clásicos nunca mueren
Escuchar Canned heat y un caño lo mejor !!!
Producer: “I bet you can’t get close ups of faces and random things instead of panning out so we can actually see the beauty of this live performance as a whole”
Camera man: “hold my LSD”
i cant even handle how gorgeous Alan is in this video !!!!!!!!!!!
i just love love love him soooooooooooooooooooo much
Awesome!!
I wish this kind of music was being made these days..😔
That orange never had the makings of a varsity citrus fruit.
One of the best versions.
Blind Owl with his glasses tape together... Classic!
Larry "the mole " taylor tare's it up!
Love you too !
Alan Wilson , 'Blind Owl' You were The Best !
Ooooohhh that bass line!
Larry 'the mole' Taylor. Dude is s stud.
Très très bonne reprise,bravo,et merci.
This weekend(June 16-18) is the 50th anniversary(1967-2017) of the great Monterey Pop Festival. Cheers!
Appreciate this
love this song,never get tired of hearing it.
Some good music back then peace pipe in one hand drink in the other and thinking 0 violence,just bein here on the road again has true meaning,alaska and back on dirt road,mexico to pei,on the road to a place,a location ylwstne,rockys see'n the s.e. again.
I loved you guys cause you pushed boundaries you all rock you made a differnce
Fantastic band
Heard this on Woodstock documentary on Netflix...I love all the music on there
This is one of the best bands ever!
I get so sad,thinking about the future of this two great artists
I cried All-night Long.
I thank God for what my ears just discovered!
Masterclass from Larry Taylor 'bout what walking bass should be.