Director: Richard T. Heffron

Keywords: Music Concert, Rock and Roll, Hippies

Name	Occupation	Birth	Death	Known for
Marty Balin	Singer/Songwriter	30-Jan-1942	27-Sep-2018	Lead singer of Jefferson Airplane
Elvin Bishop	Musician	21-Oct-1942		Fooled Around and Fell In Love
Jack Casady	Bassist	13-Apr-1944		Jefferson Airplane
Spencer Dryden	Drummer	7-Apr-1938	11-Jan-2005	Jefferson Airplane drummer
Jerry Garcia	Musician	1-Aug-1942	9-Aug-1995	Grateful Dead
Bill Graham	Business	8-Jan-1931	25-Oct-1991	Rock & roll promoter
Paul Kantner	Musician	17-Mar-1941	28-Jan-2016	Jefferson Airplane
Jorma Kaukonen	Guitarist	23-Dec-1940		Jefferson Airplane
Bill Kreutzmann	Drummer	7-Apr-1946		Drummer for Grateful Dead
Ron McKernan	Musician	8-Sep-1945	8-Mar-1973	Keyboards for Grateful Dead
Steve Miller	Singer/Songwriter	5-Oct-1943		The Steve Miller Band
Carlos Santana	Musician	20-Jul-1947		House is dark, pots are cold
Boz Scaggs	Musician	8-Jun-1944		70's Soft Rocker
Grace Slick	Singer	30-Oct-1939		Jefferson Airplane and Starship
Bob Weir	Guitarist	16-Oct-1947		Rhythm guitar for Grateful Dead

REVIEWS

Review by Anonymous (posted on 25-Apr-2007)

I saw this movie on the big screen in 1972. It was incredible. I have not seen it since. However, about 4 or 5 years ago, VH1 actually showed it on Rock n Roll Picture Show. Through a time discrepancy, it did not get taped and I missed it. I even e-mailed VH1 and asked if they ever planned to show it again and received the reply that no they had no plans to ever show it again. It had Cold Blood, Lamb, Hot tuna, Boz Scaggs, and Grateful Dead, Santana, Tower of Power, Papa John Creech and many other artists. Sadly it represented the end of Fillmore. I cannot for the life of me figure out why it was taken out of print. It remains one of the great rock n roll mysteries like why Jim McGuinn changed his name to Roger.

Review by ChrisDutch (posted on 3-Mar-2005)

I saw this movie years ago in college and it really caught the feel of a live performance. I'd like to track down the soundtrack beacuse of the great job that QuickSilver Messenger Service did in the movie. The second song they did was a stunner... I can't recall the title. This is a good timepiece for a lot of the late sixties/early seventies bands.

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