Medicine Ball Caravan
This 70's film with Associate Producer Martin Scorsese wasn't as popular as his "The Last Waltz" project. Directed by Francios Reichenbach, 'Medicine Ball Caravan' was a cross country trek with 154 hippies traveling over 8,000 miles. Camping in certain locations and performing outdoor concerts.

"Black Juju" was actually taken from the album "Love It To Death" with audience sounds overdubbed to give it a live performance. But the film does show a live footage of Alice Cooper performing although they edited the song.

Some other performers on this album are The Youngbloods, B.B.King, Doug Kershaw, Delaney and Bonnie, Sal Valentino and traveling house band Stoneground.