Thank you for posting. The videos of this show have good video quality, but the audio is not that great, and it's in mono. I'm always on the lookout for a better copy. Also, would you please post the audio for "Dylan's Christmas Present" that I see written on your reel to reel tape package?

Great video; there is a quote somewhere that I cant find (which is helpful) where Mick Jagger states that 300,000 people were having a good time and only a few were causing trouble. Also I think there exists a bootleg of the concert. i think the photo you have there is the stones in the studio with producer Jimmy Miller, rather than the stones watching Altamont footage(?)

thank you for an addition to altamont history - wonderful detail

My mom wouldn't let me go. It was the only thing she was ever right about.

I saw the Stones at MSG on November 28, 1969, and that was a highlight of my life! The Altamont disaster was such a bringdown from that high.

I was just reading about G Lucas' involvement in a Star Wars documentary 2 days ago. Was totally unaware. Such a stupid move to involve the Hells Angels. What a mess!

Altamont had such potential...flying burrito brothers, dead,stones...such a shame!

Exelent interview

Good job, Bernie, enjoyed looking back at an event I know well even though I was in Amsterdam when it happened. Thanks for dropping the needle once again.

I imagine the Beatles and the Rolling Stones would have gotten more money, right...? 🤔

LOOK AT THE BEAUTY ON DISPLAY IN THE COLLECTION....I LOVE U ALREADY MY MAN!!!!!!!

BIG fan of the Brinsley Schwarz/Rumour/Dave Edmunds/Ducks Deluxe amalgamation! Shame on you for not tracking down the subsequent Brinsley albums! Silver Pistol, Nervous On The Road, Please Don't Ever Change and New Favourites rock like nobody's business! Agree that the first 4 Graham Parker albums are excellent, but after that, not so much. And I agree, "Heat Treatment" is his best.

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My aunt was there. Piece of history!

Interesting deep dive on a topic I only knew bits and pieces about. 😁👍

Thank you Bernie for the Woodstock output. I'd love some similar treatment for Pyschedelia, the Grateful Dead in particular. *Edit* I drove all over Bethel and White Lake area on a 2008 road trip

I was there for 1 day and it was day 2, I will never forget it.

I love this, and you give a lot of great info. I was 6 years old at the time, and my family lived about 60 miles from Woodstock, and at 6 years old, I thought it was the coolest thing that Woodstock started on my Birthday.

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Great info/ history!

Loves this! Eagerly waiting for part 2 😊

Ok Bernie you know your music...youve got the woodstock festival album...then the hendrix crash landing...i played all those tunes...even captain coconut...so ...jam on...

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hello bernie.. I was wondering if you can help me with something oddly specific I'm looking for a footage that I saw in a documentary once about motown, or berry gordy or the black godfather of music or something like that it was a black and white footage of a few motown singers, they were african americans and young and they were talking about living together and training together they were facing the camera and it looked like a rare unseen footage, something of a backstage kind of thing during rehearsals I've been tryin to find that footage for a few years now.. I must have seen like 50 documentaries by now.. still no luck.

Really enjoyed this and your wonderful live concert history. By the way, Bob Geldof is just pronounced Geldoff, and Midge Ure is pronounced Yur, not Yur-ay. p.s. the old Wembley stadium had 70,000 attend Live Aid, not 5,000. It could hold more in the older days. Greetings from a Brit, currently living in Norway.

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❤ great moment in history. ❤. Thanks friend!!!

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1:00 You got Brinsley and Billy round the wrong way in the labelling.

Por favor traducir al español y poner o decir en que año se formó el grupo de sir Douglas Quintet,, gracias

For as long as Linda has been on the radar, I've wanted one just like her. Never happened.

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Spent my early years,pre teen addicted to motown! Saw " the real" Temptations!

Your channel is just great alot of .o

Here is something else which they, I assume, know, but perhaps you do not. The title "Don't Crush That Dwarf..." likely comes from a small photo in the inside cover of the 1966 Dylan album "Blonde on "Blonde". Check it out. Dylan is holding a pair of pliers as well as a small framed picture. What do you think about the person in that picture?

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Your channel is awesome. I only recently found it. I discovered the Motown sound thanks to my older brother, who lived in the US during the mid sixties. I cannot listen to this music without thinking of him. As someone said: "Music is the closest thing we have to a time machine.". 🙂

Hi Bernie, It is the first episode that I watch, so I liked very much, and Bruce is one of my favorites rock musicians. My target now is watch the 220 first episodes. Thanks!!

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Great stuff!

Interesting by omission the Joni Mitchell period.

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Great stuff! I know Mardi Gras gets a hard time due to the comparisons of all that came before but I really don't think Creedence has a bad song in their catalogue of 7 albums. All killer! 😁👍

Neil Diamond's Hot August Night is my favourite in my collection. Just feels timeless. Apparently one of the biggest selling records of all time here in Australia. 😁👍

Very cool. Just found your channel and really enjoying the presentation. Like your personal anecdotes mixed in there too. 😁👍

the fuck of it is the greatest the best band in the world during this time period

It's wild to me how enjoyable the first side of this album is compared to the second side. I don't listen to the progress suite either. It has some nice moments but, on the whole, is just not something I'm going to spend my time on. I once read a review that said "shut this off halfway and you'll think it's a masterpiece". That pretty much sums it up 😂

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