of thedding -- most audience had no idea who otis redding was. you came here and blue this whole place away. >> ♪ i've been loving you too long ♪ >> he died a few months after that festival in a plane crash. they brought a lot of different ideas of music here to the festival. i think it really opened up people's eyes, not just the people that were here but also people that lived in the monterey area. musicians that paul mccartney suggested was the young african-american man who was very well known at that point in london by the name of jimi hendrix. hendrix grew up in saddle, was in the army. hendrix was in the army in 1961. he played here in monterey at festival, and no pun intended, he really ignited this place. helights his guitar on fire, smashes it and throws it up into the audience. people were stunned by this. you can still see the burn marks on the stage here. the story was that hendrix came down the next day after the festival and carved his name in there. there was a covering on the stage here. they put a wooden cover on the floor here.

one of the biggest hits of the festival was otis redding. most of the audience had no idea who he was, and he had been singing for many years. he blew this place away. ♪ >> i've been loving you. long. ♪ >> he died a few months after that festival in a plane crash. they brought a lot of different ideas of music to the festival. i think it opened up people's eyes, not just the people here, but people who lived in the monterey area. that alle musicians mccartney suggested was an african-american man that was very well known in london by the name of jimi hendrix. he grew up in seattle and was in the army in 1961, and he was stationed in monterey. he knew monterey. he played in monterey at the festival. this place. he poured lighter fluid on his guitar and list it on fire, gets or,is knees, burns the utah smashes it, and throws it -- it,s the guitar, smashes and throws it into the audience. people were stunned. that jimi hendrix came down after the testable and cart -- after the festival and carved his name in there. there were actually wooden co

most of the audience had no idea who otis redding was. and he had been singing songs for many years before that. he came here and blue this whole blew this -- and whole place away. you tooe been loving long ♪ >> he died a few months after that festival in a plane crash. they brought a lot of different ideas of music here to the festival and really kind of opened up people's eyes, not just the people that were here but also people in the area. of the musicians that paul mccartney suggested was a young african-american man who was not that well known in this country but well-known and jimmy -- in london, jimmy hendrix. 1961ix was in the army in and was stationed here in monterey. so he had been here. he played here in monterey at the monterey festival and he really ignited this place. fluid, pours it on his guitar and lights it on fire and gets on his knees and smashes it and throws it into the audience. people were stunned by it. this is exactly where he was when he did that. the stories that hendrix came down the next and carved his name

otis livingston standing by. >> what can't eric decker do? the man with the golden hands has golden pipes. >> and he didn't have on the red no-contact jersey today, but how close is darelle revis to playing sunday against the titans? >>> hi. we're the marnell based in guam. daughter. we miss you and we'll see you . >>> next at 11:00, trouble inside the giants locker room. then after the news on the late show, stephen colbert's got the multitalented creator and star miranda. . >>> time for sports to otis. jets trying to put back-to-back wins together. >> trying to go back-to-back. todd bowles says no need to worry about the game against the titans this sunday. his message has been take care of your own business and focus good to see darrelle revis back on the field. minus the no-contact red jersey he had on yesterday, he looked good today, but needs final clearance from concussion protocol. he must deal with marcus marietta. he can get it done through the air and on the ground, evidenced by his 87-yard touchdown run last week. that's a quarterback, folks. but he's not your average rookie. >> he doesn't make a lot of mistakes. he's a dual threat.

. >>> the red wings and devils at the rock the jersey boys fought to over time where kyle dumped in his 13th of the season. 3-2 the final as the devils improve. i'm otis livingston. have a great saturday. >>> taste of the day is going to be with beautiful dragon fruit. look how beautiful this fruit is. now it's making it's way to mainstream and it is wonderful. it looks intimidating. what do i do with this? let me tell you. you cut it in half and it looks like this. then you get a spoon and you eat it. it's like dessert. i'm not kidding you. the texture is wonderful, the sugar and sweetness. you will love this but storage is important. when you buy them you want to make sure there's a beautiful color all the way around. heavy for their size. it's a tropical fruit so store it at room temperature not a fridge. you are going to love this if you have never had it. it's like mother nature's dessert in your hand. i'm your fresh negotiator. remember to stay fresh and healthy. winning them the money they need to take care of themselves and their families. you fight the cancer. >>> it's been a while since broadway paid homage to the musical filled with enterta

red sea guided by a pillar of cloud and fire as described in the book of exodus. after the revolution, there was a same kind of memorializing what had taken place. mercy otis warren in verse described britain's commercial empire as a pharaoh who plagued israel's race and taxed them by a law. demanding brick when destitute of new law. the era influenced the history of the bible and indeed to this present day, but the book itself is devoted to showing a much longer history going back to the start of the protestant reformation and that led to what happened in the revolutionary era. for almost all of colonial history and in colonial america, it's imperative to view what happened in two angles. it was a british story and it was a protestant story. keeping these two angles in view, i'm able to speak today about three carry away points from the book. first, concerning the strong connection between private religion and public life, second concerning the thoroughly political role that scripture played in colonial society. and then, concerning the intriguing instances when scripture escaped the direct force of political pressure. colonial american history was protes

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