Celebration at Big Sur - Songs Performed

Songs Performed

  1. "I Shall Be Released" – Baez
  2. "Mobile Line" – Sebastian with Stills
    • offstage
  3. "Song for David" – Baez
    • shown rehearsing offstage, with stage performance of same song cut in
  4. "All of God's Children Got Soul" – Morrison and the Combs Sisters
  5. "Sea of Madness" – CSNY
  6. "4 + 20" – Stills solo performance
    • Stills introduces this number discussing his interaction with a heckler in the previous scene
  7. "Get Together" – Mitchell with Crosby, Stills & Nash and Sebastian
  8. "Put a Little Love in Your Heart" – Morrison and the Combs Sisters
    • incomplete
    • non-musical footage of nude sauna, audience happenings
  9. "Swing Down Sweet Chariot" – various
    • offstage, incomplete
  10. "Rainbows All Over Yours Blues" – Sebastian
  11. "Woodstock" – Mitchell
    • non-musical footage of self-identified "freak" with Woodstock-themed bus
  12. "Red-Eye Express" – Sebastian with Stills
  13. "Changes" – Fariña and Payne with Stills
    • incomplete
  14. "Malagueña Salerosa" – Cisneros
  15. "Rise, Shine, and Give God the Glory" – The Struggle Mountain Resistance Band
    • incomplete
  16. "Down By the River" – CSNY
    • incomplete, over 7 minutes
    • folk musician improvising outside the festival
  17. "Sweet Sir Galahad" – Baez
  18. "Oh Happy Day" – Morrison and the Combs Sisters with Baez
    • opens with Baez rehearsing same number with Morrison

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