The Byrds - Live at the Monterey Pop Festival 1967

Recorded live at the Monterey County Fairgrounds, June 17th 1967.
The Monterey Festival was an important event in the history of The Byrds. David Crosby had begun to assert more control over the musical direction of the group, preferring he, Chris Hillman, and Roger McGuinn write their own material instead of covering other songs, which had initially made The Byrds a world famous act. At Monterey, Crosby would give lengthy speeches between songs on a variety of controversial topics, annoying his bandmates. Furthermore, Crosby elected to fill in for the recently departed Neil Young the following day during Buffalo Springfields performance, further exacerbating tensions. In October, Crosby would be fired from the group, something McGuinn came to regret decades later.
0:00 - 0:28 Mike Bloomfield Introduction
0:31 - 2:09 Renaissance Fair
2:15 - 3:08 Crosby speaks about LSD
3:14 - 5:29 Have You Seen Her Face
5:34 - 5:57 Crosby introduces Hey Joe
5:59 - 8:14 Hey Joe (Where You Gonna Go)
8:19 - 8:51 Crosby speaks about the JFK assassination
8:52 - 11:26 He Was A Friend Of Mine
11:28 - 12:00 Crosby introduces Lady Friend
12:01 - 14:17 Lady Friend
14:29 - 14:47 Crosby introduces Chimes Of Freedom
14:48 - 18:05 Chimes Of Freedom
18:47 - 19:27 Crosby introduces So You Want To Be A Rock N Roll star
19:30 - 21:38 So You Want To Be A Rock N Roll Star
Lineup:
Roger McGuinn - Vocals, 12 string guitar
David Crosby - Vocals, guitar
Chris Hillman - Bass guitar, vocals
Michael Clarke - Drums
Hugh Maskela - Trumpet on So You Want To Be A Rock N Roll Star