Kickapoo Creek Festival Music Festival
Heyworth, Illinois, USA
May 30, 1970
Soundboard Recording
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Cover Art Included
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Featuring:
The Amboy Dukes
B.B. King
The Butterfield Blues Band
Country Joe and The Fish
Canned Heat
Sha-Na-Na
01 Opening Announcements/Speech
02 Amboy Dukes - Amboy Dukes Introduction
03 Amboy Dukes - Journey To The Center Of The Mind (Jam)/Survival Of The Fittest (Guitar Solo)
04 B.B. King - The Thrill Is Gone
05 The Butterfield Blues Band - Born Under a Bad Sign
06 Country Joe and The Fish - Stage Announcements
07 Country Joe and The Fish - Crowd Chanting/The Fish Cheer
08 Country Joe and The Fish - Barry's Caviar Jam
09 Country Joe and The Fish - Not So Sweet Martha Loraine
10 Canned Heat - Introduction/Tuning
11 Canned Heat - Reefer Blues
12 Canned Heat - Future Blues
13 Canned Heat - So Sad/Drum Solo/So Sad
14 Canned Heat - Let's Work Together
15 Canned Heat - Too Many Drivers
16 Sha-Na-Na - Sha-Na-Na Theme/Yakety Yak
17 Sha-Na-Na - Teen Angel
18 Sha-Na-Na - Jailhouse Rock
19 Sha-Na-Na - Sha-Na-Na Theme
20 Closing Announcements
Total Playing Time: 1hr 26mn 41sc
Sources Used:
Woodstock Nation [Tracks 1-9 and 14 Thru 20]
The Real Future Blues [Tracks 10 Thru 13]
I've been looking for a copy of this festival since I first saw the Woodstock Nation LP Box at my favorite Used Record Store Solo Records. I don't say my favorite lightly either I have been going to them for over 30 years. So I been looking for this show for a while. When I found it, I downloaded it right away then promptly forgot about it in my very over full download folder.
So I'm going through my folder and came across it, I immediately zipped it up for this download. It's a nice listen, you will listen to it more than once. It's also a Piece Of History, I had not heard of this festival till my initial finding of the record years ago. I looked it up, if you want to know more about it you should look it up too. It's an interesting line-up though I am trying to figure the out the addition of Ted Nugent's Amboy Dukes and Sha Na Na to what looks to be a predominately Blues Festival. The only thing I could think was it's the Bill Graham influence. He would put Eddie Money and Kiss on the same stage.
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