Description
Mountain – Canadian Festival Express 28 June 1970 – Compact Disc
Mountain’s performance at the Canadian Festival Express on June 28, 1970, was a significant moment in the band’s history. The Festival Express was a concert tour that took place in Canada during the summer of 1970 and featured several notable rock acts of the time, including Mountain.
Mountain was a rock band formed in 1969 by Leslie West (guitar and vocals) and Felix Pappalardi (bass and vocals). They were known for their heavy blues-rock sound and their hit song ‘Mississippi Queen.’ The band also included Steve Knight on keyboards and Corky Laing on drums.
The Festival Express tour was a unique and memorable event that saw musicians and bands traveling by train across Canada, performing at various cities along the way. It was a celebration of music and camaraderie among the artists.
Mountain’s performance at the Canadian Festival Express showcased their powerful and energetic live sound. They performed a mix of their original songs, including ‘Mississippi Queen,’ as well as covers of classic blues tracks. The band’s performance was well-received by the audience and added to their growing reputation as a formidable live act.
The Festival Express tour itself has become legendary, as it captured the spirit of the era and the sense of community among the musicians. The train rides and jam sessions that took place during the tour have become the stuff of rock and roll folklore.
Mountain’s performance at the Canadian Festival Express on June 28, 1970, was a notable moment in their career and a testament to their talent as a live band. It remains a cherished memory for fans of the band and an important part of rock music history.
UK Import
Brand new, never played and still in the factory plastic
Track Listing
Blood Of The Sun
Silver Paper
Hellhound On My Trail
Guitar Solo – Dreams Of Milk And Honey
Stormy Monday
Mississippi Queen
