[Bullitt4003]

We have listed in other posts the various music that we listen to when we are driving our Bullitts. What about speculating on a list of music Steve McQueen would listen to during the making of the movie? Since it came out in '68, it was probably filmed in '67 or early '68, so that would be the latest time period for the music (pre Woodstock). He smoked pot in the '70's, assume he did during the '60's. Here are some thought starters:

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  <LI> Jazz - John Coltrane, Miles Davis
  <LI> Rock - He was probably a Rolling Stones Fan versus the Beatles.
  <LI> Rock - San Francisco - Early Jefferson Airplane (White Rabbit?, etc.)
  <LI> The Doors
  <LI> Quick Silver Messenger Service - again San Francisco
  <LI> Jan & Dean/Beach Boys (Hot Rod tunes)? Maybe he was too cool for them.
  <LI> Yardbirds/Cream/Traffic?
  <LI> Blues - John Mayall?

Any thoughts?

 

[Pony XTC]

I think Frank Bullitt was to focused on bad guys to care about music. He ate just to survive, slept just enough to survive, but he sure seemed to like booze, fast cars, and women. Hell.... MY HERO.

 

[Pony XTC]

Whoops, I didn't read your post close enough. We are talking about Steve Mcqueen not Frank Bullitt. I now say it had to be Jim Morrison, Ray Manzarek, Robby Krieger, and John Densmore. "THE DOORS"