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Lou Adler, promoter and producer<\/h2>\n

In 1967, there was a meeting at home of Mama Cass, including Paul McCartney. The general conversation is \u201cWhy rock and roll is not considered an art form in the way of jazz and folk?\u201d A few weeks later, promoters Alan Pariser and Ben Shapiro contacted Mamas and Papas overnight at the Monterey County Fairgrounds in California. We said that we think about it. Around 3 am I received a call from John Phillips of Mamas and Papas. He said, \u201cWhy don't we do a festival, spend a few more days and do nothing that doesn't have to do anything?\u201d This was an opportunity to raise the idea of \u200b\u200brock and roll.<\/p>\n

We had six weeks. Chip Monck was able to build a stage, put all the lights and sounds, and turn on and off 35 smokes. It never happened before. We wanted to show all the genres of rock 'n' roll: the blues, the San Francisco group, the British band. We wanted Stones but couldn't get into America. Beach Boys stepped down We have tried all Motown acts [label founder] Barry Goddie understood what we do. If your act was not paid, you had to actually buy it.<\/p>\n

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Pretty amazing Otis Reading was more than I saw. It was the largest white crowd he did. Hendricks of course. The two girls in the festival movie look as if they can watch a horror movie. What<\/em> They are watching<\/p>\n

Perhaps you will see too many performers in the audience. Most of these acts were heard about other boxers, but they were as curious as others, so they never saw them. Look at Mama Cass's face during Janis Joplin. They were fans. Woodstock is about the weather and the number of people-Monterrey is about music. That's the difference.<\/p>\n

John and I contracted with ABC to make a movie for TV. We tell DA Pennebaker [his Bob Dylan tour documentary] Do not look back he really understood music and personality. As we watch the video, Pennebaker said, \u201cThis is not a television show. We met Tom Moore, the head of ABC and a very conservative southern gentleman, to show Hendrix. [humping] His amp. \u201cI'm not on my network.\u201d<\/p>\n

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But we knew exactly what we were doing. With the advent of FM radio, Rolling Stone magazines and festivals, rock'n'roll has truly risen. The promoter realized that he could have a festival and eventually led to a coachella. Unfortunately, the people who performed in Monterey are no longer with us, but they are with us because of Pennebaker. I wouldn't talk about Monterrey without a movie today. I applaud Hendricks, Otis and Joplin after college. These people there<\/em>.<\/p>\n

DA Pennebaker, Movie Director<\/strong><\/p>\n

John Phillips asked if he was interested in music festival movies in California. I was still influenced by The Endless Summer, a movie about Bruce Brown's surfer. California was where everyone wanted to go when they graduated from school or college. In general, the Los Angeles people and the San Francisco people were a kind of hostile with conflicting musical tastes. Monterey never joined California. The success was the decision to dump the big money idea out of the window. People really came to play and played with each other. They were not there to make a lot of money.<\/p>\n

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