Spectrum Pop Festival

Jul 12, 1969 (55 years ago)

The Spectrum     Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

 

Band Line-up

  Led Zeppelin
  Johnny Winter
  Jethro Tull
  Blood, Sweat & Tears
  Al Kooper
  Buddy Guy
  Edwin Hawkins Singers

Concert Details

Date:
Saturday, July 12, 1969
Venue:
The Spectrum
Location:
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

Band Genres

Blues Rock 6 bands

Blues Rock:
Classic Rock 6 bands

Classic Rock:
Rock 6 bands

Rock:
Blues 4 bands

Blues:
Folk Rock 4 bands

Folk Rock:
Psychedelic Rock 4 bands

Psychedelic Rock:
British Blues 3 bands

British Blues:
Classic Blues 3 bands

Classic Blues:
Country Rock 3 bands

Country Rock:
Electric Blues 3 bands

Electric Blues:
Folk 3 bands

Folk:
Hard Rock 3 bands

Hard Rock:
Singer-Songwriter 3 bands

Singer-Songwriter:
Album Oriented Rock (AOR) 3 bands

Album Oriented Rock (AOR):
Art Rock 2 bands

Art Rock:
Chicago Blues 2 bands

Chicago Blues:
Modern Blues 2 bands

Modern Blues:
Pop Rock 2 bands

Pop Rock:
Progressive Rock 2 bands

Progressive Rock:
Soul 2 bands

Soul:
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Seen By:
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 Breed
 Lou Curley
 William Cox 90

Comments & Reviews:

Breed Jan 06, 2022

Maybe the best concert I ever saw! Don't remember Bs & Ts, Al Kooper or the Edwin Hawkins singers. Have seen this show confused with a Newport Jazz show as far as who played. I remember Buddy Guy opened, Jethro Tull was next (and blew our minds!) Zeppelin was next (and exploded our brains, Johnny Winter was actually the headliner. They were probably good but our minds were too blown too appreciate them. The venue was maybe 1/2 full. Everybody was at the shore-too bad for them.

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