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| Rock/R&B / Various Artists / Festival Express(DVD) |
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| Title : Festival Express / Wikipedia(En) | 
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| Record Label : Pony Canyon | |
| Number : PCBP-51499 | |
| Date : 29 July 2005 | |
| Price : 4180yen | |
| Length : 181min | |
| Artist : Various Artists | |
| Track : | |
| (1)Opening Credits(No Artist) | |
| (2)Traveling Circus(No Artist) | |
| (3)Don't Ease Me In(Grateful Dead*) | |
| (4)Protesters(No Artist) | |
| (5)Slippin' & Slidin'(The Band) | |
| (6)The Orient Express(No Artist) | |
| (7)Better Take Jesus' Hand(Jerry Garcia,Sylvia Tyson) | |
| (8)Toronto To Winnipeg(No Artist) | |
| (9)Comin' Home Baby(Mashmakhan) | |
| (10)Money(Buddy Guy) | |
| (11)Lazy Day(The Flying Burrito Brothers*) | |
| (12)The Weight(The Band) | |
| (13)Cry Baby(Janis Joplin) | |
| (14)Back On The Train(No Artist) | |
| (15)Emergency Stop(No Artist) | |
| (16)Ain't No More Cane(Bob Weir,Janis Joplin,Jerry Garcia ,John Dawson,Rick Danko) | |
| (17)Calgary(No Artist) | |
| (18)Rock And Roll Is Here To Stay(Sha Na Na) | |
| (19)New Speedway Boogie(Grateful Dead*) | |
| (20)Intro To C.C. Rider(No Artist) | |
| (21)C.C. Rider(Delaney Bramlett,Great Speckled Bird,Ian & Sylvia,Jerry Garcia) | |
| (22)Moments(No Artist) | |
| (23)I Shall Be Released(The Band) | |
| (24)Throwing A Party(No Artist) | |
| (25)Tell Mama(Janis Joplin) | |
| (26)End Credits(No Artist) | |
| (27)Special Features() | |
| (28)Off The Tracks - Bonus Performances() | |
| (29)Thirteen Questions(Seatrain) | |
| (30)Child's Song(Tom Rush) | |
| (31)Thirsty Boots(Eric Andersen (2)) | |
| (32)As Years Go By(Mashmakhan) | |
| (33)Tears Of Rage(Great Speckled Bird,Ian & Sylvia) | |
| (34)Hoochie Coochie Man(Buddy Guy) | |
| (35)Hard To Handle(Grateful Dead*) | |
| (36)Easy Wind(Grateful Dead*) | |
| (37)Move Over(Janis Joplin) | |
| (38)Kozmic Blues(Janis Joplin) |
| CD Description : In 1970, the train crossed Canada carrying some of the best artists of the time. Janis Joplin, The Band, The Grateful Dead, Buddy Guy and The Flying Burrito Brothers were some of the most famous faces of the 1970s. The concert, which toured by train, was named ‘Festival Express’. The whole thing was captured on film. However, the 75 hours of precious film have since disappeared... In 1995, the legendary film was discovered in very good condition, and after a further 10 years, it was finally brought back to life in 2004. The legendary live footage of the artists and the sessions on the train transcend the category of mere music documentaries, The passion they radiate is burned onto the screen with intensity. This is truly a ‘miracle rock film’! |
| Janis Joplin - Tell Mama (Festival Express) HD |
