Revival69: The Concert That Rocked the World | Official Trailer
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- IN THEATERS AND EVERYWHERE YOU RENT MOVIES JUNE 28
John Lennon, Yoko Ono, Little Richard, The Doors, Chuck Berry, Alice Cooper, and other legendary musicians performed at the 1969 Toronto Rock and Roll Revival music festival. This behind-the-scenes look at “the second most important event in rock and roll history” culminates in John Lennon’s first public performance with The Plastic Ono Band, triggering his decision to leave the Beatles.
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I was there. Was a long day with such an eclectic lineup. The classic artists, Chuck Berry, Bo Diddly, Jerry Lee Lewis were full value. Funny, no mention of Chicago Transit Authority who were awesome. Must be a rights thing. How about Cat Mother and the All Night News Boys. Anyway, can't remember The Doors or Lennon's ensemble, too tired by the evening. Great memories.
Thank you for mentioning Chicago. The audio of their set is on UA-cam and it just sounds phenomenal. And objectively speaking, they did get an encore.
I was 17 living on the eastside of T.O when i heard on the radio Lennon had arrived at the airport,jumped on a street car and made my way to the stadium ,last time I saw Lennon he was in a little band called the Beatles at the Gardens in 64 ,couldn't hear a note they played over the screams,this night John voice was strong and clear belting out the old tunes he grew up with plus a couple of his new tunes Cold Turkey being one Give Peace A Chance was another and he was FKING FABand my late great friend John Witmer and Whiskey Howl opened the show .plus 2 east end players from the band Lords of London and Nucleus ,Danny Taylor and Hughie Leggat backed up Chuck Berry,a great day for T.O,and The Vagabonds escourted Lennon from the airport to the show......yea baby........larry smith Gibsons BC
I would love to see the footage of the Doors that no one has seen!!x
Very cool. Thank you John Lennon.
Great trailer! Props to the editor.
Oh my goodness I can't wait to see this!!!!
WOW… THAT looks GREAT!
Was that the concert where someone threw a live chicken during the Alice Cooper set? Alice said that he was from Detroit and never been on a farm in his life and thought chickens can fly so he toss the chicken thinking the chicken would fly away. Instead the hicken plummeted into the audience where it got ripped apart and Alice got allthe blame.
yes, yes it is.
Looking forward to an improved audio / visual experience
Soooo excited to see this! :-)
When are theatre tickets going on sale? I'm unable to find a website.
It was the worst concert I ever went to… and the worst of the worst was the plastic Ono band with John Lennon and Yoko Ono… and that was the main reason I went. There was to see them and hear them, and I was grossly disappointed….!
Too high?...
@@auramac not high enough…!
Yoko is like experiencing “coyote ugly”, only with music instead of the other!!
I've seen the film. You're absolutely right! Nothing musically worthwhile to see--or hear--here. Nonetheless, the story of how the promoters got John Lennon to perform is just unbelievable--the morning of the concert, Eric Clapton was still in bed in London and had no idea whatsoever that he'd be performing on stage in Toronto with John Lennon in just a few hours!
Lol well u just said it, u weren't there to see the giants of rock and roll, chuck berry, little Richard, bo diddley, Jerry Lee Lewis...u expected a Beatles reunion 🫂 😉
Such a step back for rock music, perfect that it happened in the cultural backwater of Toronto.
I was there, I grew up in Toronto and remember neil young and joni Mitchell playing in coffeehouses at the time..."cultural backwater"...you're so ignorant 😆
@@martinprus570 That's why I said THIS was a step back ... from the likes of Mitchell. Get a brain, morannn. Toronto is certainly a backwater today. Drake. Enough said.