Little Richard - Live at the Toronto Peace Festival 1969

Review by Dale Husband

Little Richard's Live at the Toronto Peace Festival 1969 is a captivating album that showcases the rock and roll legend's electrifying performance at the festival. Recorded in front of a massive crowd, the album captures the energy and excitement of the event, with Little Richard leading his band through some of his most iconic hits.

The album kicks off with a fiery rendition of "Tutti Frutti," with Little Richard's signature screams and piano playing setting the tone for the rest of the set. Throughout the album, Little Richard's vocals are powerful and dynamic, and his band provides a tight and energetic backing.

Highlights of the album include "Long Tall Sally," "Lucille," and "Good Golly Miss Molly," which are all delivered with a raw and unbridled energy that is sure to get listeners up and dancing. Little Richard also shows off his soulful side with a moving rendition of "I Don't Know What You've Got (But It's Got Me)."

Summary by Dale Husband

Live at the Toronto Peace Festival 1969 is a must-listen for fans of Little Richard and classic rock and roll. The album captures a legendary performer at the height of his powers, and is sure to leave listeners feeling energized and inspired.