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Message to Love: The Isle of Wight Festival 1970 Paul Rodgers of the band Free singing "All Right Now" in front of the crowd Directed by Murray Lerner Produced by Murray Lerner Written by Murray Lerner Editing by Greg Sheldon (performance sequences) Stanley Warnow (as Stan Warnow) Einar Westerlund Distributed by Castle Music Pictures Strand Releasing Release date(s) 21 February 1997 (USA) Running time 127 min Country USA Language English Message to Love (directed and produced by Murray Lerner) is a feature documentary film of the Isle of Wight Festival 1970. The film unsparingly, often comically depicts the myriad problems associated with the gigantic festival -- the main program of which was held on August 26–30, 1970 -- including gate-crashing, Kris Kristofferson being booed offstage, and compare Rikki Farr's rants against the audience. The film is constructed as an essay in conflict, re-ordering and splicing events to emphasis any conflict that did exist. The film should not, therefore, be taken as a literal account of the Festival, which did run its course with every act booked to appear doing so with many memorable performances. By and large the 600,000 present enjoyed a magical experience, and remained largely unaware of conflicts. Several problem occurred over the price of tickets (which were £3 for a weekend ticket), as well as during a couple of the performances that took place over the weekend. Jimi Hendrix played his last-ever live appearance in England. Due to financial difficulties, Message to Love wasn't released until 1997, 27 years after the event, though it premiered at a San Jose film festival in 1995.[1]. A CD of the soundtrack was also issued by Castle Communications/Sony Legacy in 1997. It remains a mystery as to how Lerner manage to secure the film from the Foulk Brothers (Ron, Ray and Bill - the promoters of the Festival) who were the original producers of the film, and then sit on it for 27 years. In recent years, Lerner's copious 16mm concert footage has been repurposed to create a wealth of complete-performance DVD releases by Hendrix ("Blue Wild Angel"), Miles Davis ("Miles Electric - A Different Kind of Blue"), The Who (Live at the Isle of Wight Festival 1970), Jethro Tull (Nothing Is Easy: Live at the Isle of Wight 1970), Emerson, Lake & Palmer (The Birth Of A Band: Isle of Wight 1970), The Moody Blues (Threshold of a Dream: Live at the Isle of Wight Festival 1970), and Leonard Cohen (Leonard Cohen Live at The Isle of Wight 1970). The film derives its title from a song that Jimi Hendrix performed, and a brief clip is shown during the opening credits. Contents 1 Performances in order of appearance 2 CD Track Listing 2.1 Disc One 2.2 Disc Two 3 References 4 External links // Performances in order of appearance Jimi Hendrix ("Message to Love", "Machine Gun", "Voodoo Child (Slight Return)", "Foxy Lady", "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") Message to Love: The Isle of Wight Festival 1970 (Explicit) Live album by Various Artists Released 29 October 1996 Recorded 1970 Genre Rock Length 144 Minutes Label Sony Records Professional reviews Allmusic link The 2-CD set contains full versions of the songs as featured in the film. Miles Davis played a single, continuous version of "Call It Anything" lasting 38 minutes, which can be seen on the "Miles Electric - A Different Kind Of Blue" DVD; the "Message to Love" documentary shows an edited segment of that performance. The CD release also includes dialogue from the film placed in between some of the tracks. All songs are live except for Bob Dylan's "Desolation Row," which is the studio version, played over the end credits of the film. CD Track Listing Disc One Free - "All Right Now" - (4:54) Jethro Tull - "My Sunday Feeling" - (4:24) Leonard Cohen - "Suzanne" - (4:27) Jimi Hendrix - "Foxey Lady" - (5:31) Jimi Hendrix - "Voodoo Child (Slight Return)" - (8:56) Ten Years After - "Can't Keep From Cryin'/Extension On One Chord" - (11:50) Kris Kristofferson - "Me and Bobby McGee" - (5:44) Joni Mitchell - "Big Yellow Taxi" - (3:46) Joni Mitchell - "Woodstock" - (4:04) Emerson, Lake & Palmer - "Blue Rondo A La Turk/Pictures at an Exhibition/Drum Solo" - (7:35) The Doors - "When the Music's Over" - (11:46) Disc Two The Who - "Young Man Blues" - (5:54) The Who - "Naked Eye" - (6:23) Tiny Tim - "There'll Always Be An England" - (1:15) Taste - "Sinner Boy" - (5:11) Joan Baez - "Let It Be" - (3:53) The Moody Blues - "Nights In White Satin" - (5:23) Donovan - "Catch the Wind" - (3:51) Family - "Weaver's Answer" - (7:22) John Sebastian - "Red Eye Express" - (3:58) Miles Davis - "Call It Anything" - (14:56) Joan Baez - "Amazing Grace" - (3:47) Bob Dylan - "Desolation Row" - (11:43) References ^ "Message to Love: Isle of Wight Festival". http://www.filmvault.com/filmvault/austin/m/messagetolovethei1.html. Retrieved 2008-03-12.  External links Message to Love: The Isle of Wight Festival at the Internet Movie Database Message to Love: The Isle of Wight Festival at Allmovieguide.com