Steppenwolf - Fillmore West - San Francisco - California - August 27th 1968 - Soundboard - Wave

This performance captures Steppenwolf at a pivotal time, early in their career, as the band was experiencing their first tastes of commercial success from the single off their debut album: the blazing biker anthem "Born To Be Wild." They had recorded but not yet released their second album (which contained the single "Magic Carpet Ride"), and were beginning to perform the more adventurous and experimental material to be included on that album, in addition to staples from their debut LP.This is an excellent performance that grabs you and doesn't let go. 

01. Your Wall's Too High 

02. Hoochie Coochie Man 

05. Born To Be Wild 

06. Desperation 

07. The Ostrich 

08. Tighten Up Your Wig 

09. Disappointment Number (Unknown) 

10. Lost And Found By Trial And Error 

11. Hodge Podge, Strained Through A Leslie 

12. Resurrection 

13. Baby Please Don't Go 

14. The Pusher

John Kay - Vocals, Guitar, Harp 

Michael Monarch - Guitar 

Goldy McJohn - Keyboards 

Rushton Moreve (aka John Russell Morgan) - Bass, Vocals 

Jerry Edmonton - Drums, Vocals 

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