Love and Music (1971)

User Rating:

8.5/10   

Directors:

Hans Jürgen Pohland
George Sluizer

Release Date:

14 October 1971 (West Germany)

Genre:

Documentary | Music

Plot:

Documentary of a 1970 rock concert held in Rotterdam, The Netherlands.

Plot Keywords:

Rotterdam | Pop Festival | 1970s | Band | Stage

Cast

Marty Balin	...	Himself (as Jefferson Airplane)
Skip Battin	...	Himself (as The Byrds)
Marc Bolan	...	Himself (as T-Rex)
The Byrds	...	Themselves
Canned Heat	...	Themselves
Jack Casady	...	Himself (as Jefferson Airplane)
Joey Covington	...	Himself (as Jefferson Airplane)
Elton Dean	...	Himself (as Soft Machine)
Dr. John	...	Himself
Family	...	Themselves
Mickey Finn	...	Himself (as T-Rex)
The Flock	...	Themselves
Pink Floyd	...	Themselves
David Gilmour	...	Himself (as Pink Floyd)
Jerry Goodman	...	Himself (as The Flock)
Bob Hite	...	Himself (as Canned Heat)
Hugh Hopper	...	Himself (as Soft Machine)
It's a Beautiful Day	...	Themselves
Paul Kantner	...	Himself (as Jefferson Airplane)
Jorma Kaukonen	...	Himself (as Jefferson Airplane)
David LaFlamme	...	Himself (as It's a Beautiful Day)
Harvey Mandel	...	Himself (as Canned Heat)
Nick Mason	...	Himself (as Pink Floyd)
Country Joe McDonald	...	Himself
Roger McGuinn	...	Himself (as The Byrds)
Gene Parsons	...	Himself (as The Byrds)
Mike Ratledge	...	Himself (as Soft Machine)
Carlos Santana	...	Himself (as Santana)
Grace Slick	...	Herself (as Jefferson Airplane)
Al Stewart	...	Himself
Larry Taylor	...	Himself (as Canned Heat)
Bill Thompson	...	Himself
T-Rex	...	Themselves
Roger Waters	...	Himself (as Pink Floyd)
Clarence White	...	Himself (as The Byrds)
Richard Wright	...	Himself (as Pink Floyd)
Robert Wyatt	...	Himself (as Soft Machine)

Also Known As:

Rock Fieber (West Germany)
Stamping Ground (USA)

Runtime:

83 min

Country:

West Germany

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Sound Mix:

Mono

Certification:

USA:R

Filming Locations:

Rotterdam, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands

Soundtrack:

Wasted Union Blues

Tremendous Time

Saw this film after being at the festival itself. A little while ago. Both were very nice experiences.

It's a unique time document. Even in filming, concerning splitscreens and several other technics. I remember [although it's a long time ago] especially Grace Slick when she didn't like the lights

If you have the chance and you like the sixties/seventies sound there's only one thing you can do:

GO SEE THIS FILM! *********