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Orig Year: 1970
Street Date: Dec 10, 1997
Starring: Who, Jimi Hendrix, Doors, Kris Kristofferson, Joni Mitchell, Joan Baez, Jethro Tull, Miles Davis, Moody Blues, Emerson, Lake & Palmer, Donovan, Leonard Cohen, John Sebastian, Ten Years After, Free

MESSAGE TO LOVE: THE ISLE OF WIGHT FESTIVAL is a vital historical document that depicts a climate in which the boundless hippie optimism of the 1960s was about to be chewed up and spit out by the materialistic capitalism of the 1970s. Poorly organized by three upstart concert promoters, the festival brought together 600,000 music fans for a star-studded five-day event. Unfortunately, not many of the festival attendees bothered to purchase tickets, and the resulting dramas kept the concert from becoming the free-and-easy event that people dreamed it would be. While the lineup reads like a who’s who of the era’s greatest artists—The Who, Free, Taste, Tiny Tim, John Sebastian, Donovan, Ten Years After, The Moody Blues, Kris Kristofferson, Joni Mitchell, Miles Davis, Leonard Cohen, ELP, Joan Baez, Jethro Tull, The Doors, and more—the overlying tensions threatened to drown out the music itself. That said, the show had its standout moments, including what would turn out to be the final stage performance of Jimi Hendrix. Ultimately, director Murray Lerner was aiming for something greater than mere musical reverie, and the finished product reflects that, including several heated exchanges between the promoters and angry managers. The final Isle of Wight festival was not simply a financial fiasco. It spoke of a much greater loss, the loss of a generation’s innocence.

Theatrical release: February 23, 1997 The performances were filmed between August 26-30, 1970. Jimi Hendrix died 18 days after his appearance at the Isle of Wight Festival.

Jimi Hendrix (“Machine Gun”, “Voodoo Child (Slight Return)”, “Foxy Lady”, “Message To Love”, “Purple Haze”)
Emerson, Lake & Palmer (“Pictures at an Exhibition”)
The Who (“Young Man Blues”, “Naked Eye”)
Ten Years After (“I Can’t Keep From Crying Sometimes”)
The Doors (“When the Music’s Over”, “The End”)
The Moody Blues (“Nights in White Satin”)
Free (“All Right Now”)
Jethro Tull (“My Sunday Feeling”)
Taste (“Sinner Boy”, “Gamblin’ Blues”)
Family (“The Weaver’s Answer”)
Kris Kristofferson (“Me and Bobby McGee”)
Joan Baez (“Let it Be”)
John Sebastian (“Red Eye Express”)
Tiny Tim (“There’ll Always Be an England”)
Leonard Cohen (“Suzanne”)
Joni Mitchell (“Woodstock”, “Big Yellow Taxi”)
Miles Davis (“Call it Anything”)