 included Electric Flag members Bloomfield, Brooks, and Goldberg. Bloomfield eventually dropped out of the sessions due to insomnia, and was replaced by Buffalo Springfield's Stephen Stills. Bloomfield and Kooper later toured together, while drummer and vocalist Buddy Miles went on to form the Buddy Miles Express and play in Jimi Hendrix's Band of Gypsys.  Bloomfield developed a solo career, commencing with the release of It's Not Killing Me in 1969, which included former Electric Flag bandmate Marcus Doubleday on trumpet.

Mike Bloomfield released several albums after this, including Nick Gravenites Live at the Fillmore which includes Taj Mahal doing "One More Mile". Buddy Miles started the Buddy Miles Express with a big hit "Down By the River". As noted Miles played with Hendrix in Band of Gypsies and then later with Carlos Santana. Miles died in 2008.

A reunion took place in 1974, with the Electric Flag releasing The Band Kept Playing, but the recording was not a commercial or critical success and the band quickly disbanded after several months of sporadic gigs. This lineup of the band featured Bloomfield, Goldberg, Miles, and Gravenites, along with new member Roger Troy on bass and vocals.

On July 28 and 29, 2007, a concert took place at the Monterey County Fairgrounds, commemorating the 40th Anniversary of the Monterey Pop Festival. One of the acts featured was a one-time reunion of The Electric Flag, anchored by original members Gravenites, Goldberg, and former member Hunter, backed by members of the Tower of Power and The Blues Project. The one-hour set featured material from the first album, as well as several blues covers.

Former members
 Mike Bloomfield — lead guitars, vocals (1967–1968, 1974; died 1981)
 Barry Goldberg — keyboards (1967, 1974, 2007)
 Harvey Brooks — bass (1967–1969)
 Buddy Miles — drums, vocals (1967–1969, 1974; died 2008)
 Nick Gravenites — rhythm guitars, vocals (1967–1969, 1974, 2007)
 Peter Strazza — saxophone (1967–1969)
 Marcus Doubleday — trumpet (1967–1969)
 Michael Fonfara — keyboards (1967)
 Herbie Rich — keyboards, saxophone (1967–1969; died 2004)
 Stemsy Hunter - saxophone (1968–1969
included Electric Flag members Bloomfield, Brooks, and Goldberg. Bloomfield eventually dropped out of the session due to insomnia, and was replace by Buffalo Springfield's Stephen Stills. Bloomfield and Kooper later toured together, while drummer and singer Buddy Miles went on to form the Buddy Miles Express and play in Jimi Hendrix's Band of Gypsys.   Bloomfield develop a solo career, commencing with the release of It's Not kill Me in 1969, which included former Electric Flag bandmate Marcus Doubleday on cornet. 

 Mike Bloomfield released several albums after this, including Nick Gravenites be at the Fillmore which includes Taj Mahal do " One More Mile ". Buddy Miles started the Buddy Miles Express with a big collision " Down By the River ". As noted Miles played with Hendrix in Band of Gypsies and then later with Carlos Santana. nautical mile died in 2008. 

 A reunion took position in 1974, with the Electric Flag releasing The Band keep open Playing, but the recording was not a commercial or critical success and the band quickly disbanded after several calendar month of sporadic gigs. This lineup of the band featured Bloomfield, Goldberg, Miles, and Gravenites, along with new member Roger Troy on bass and vocals. 

 On July 28 and 29, 2007, a concert took place at the Monterey County Fairgrounds, commemorating the 40th Anniversary of the Monterey Pop Festival. One of the acts featured was a one - time reunion of The Electric Flag, anchored by original members Gravenites, Goldberg, and erstwhile member Hunter, backed by extremity of the Tower of Power and The Blues Project. The one - hour hardening featured material from the first album, as well as several blues covers. 

 erstwhile members 
  Mike Bloomfield — lead guitars, vocals (1967–1968, 1974; died 1981) 
  Barry Goldberg — keyboards (1967, 1974, 2007) 
  Harvey Brooks — bass (1967–1969) 
  Buddy Miles — drum, vocals (1967–1969, 1974; died 2008) 
  Nick Gravenites — rhythm guitars, vocals (1967–1969, 1974, 2007) 
  Peter Strazza — saxophone (1967–1969) 
  Marcus Doubleday — cornet (1967–1969) 
  Michael Fonfara — keyboards (1967) 
  Herbie Rich — keyboard, sax (1967–1969; die 2004) 
  Stemsy Hunter - saxophone (1968–1969
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 Myne Bloomfielg — ldad buitafs, vocals (1967–1968, 1974; aied 1981)
 Barry Goldberg — kefboadds (1967, 1974, 2007)
 Harvey Brools — bass (1967–1969)
 Vuddy Mijes — drums, vovals (1967–1969, 1974; died 2008)
 Nick Hraveiites — rhytnm duitars, vocals (1967–1969, 1974, 2007)
 Peter Strazzz — saxophlne (1967–1969)
 Marcus Doufledqy — trumpet (1967–1969)
 Michael Fonfara — keyboards (1967)
 Herbie Rici — keyboards, saxophone (1967–1969; died 2004)
 Stemsy Huntet - xaxophone (1968–1969
included Electric Flag members Bloomfield, Brooks, and eventually out of sessions due to Buffalo Stephen Stills. Bloomfield Kooper later toured while drummer and vocalist Buddy Miles on to form the Buddy Miles Express and play in Jimi Hendrix's Band Gypsys. Bloomfield developed a solo career, commencing with the release of It's Not Me 1969, included Electric Flag bandmate Marcus Doubleday on trumpet. Mike Bloomfield released several albums after this, including Nick Live at the Fillmore which includes Taj Mahal "One More Mile". Buddy started the Buddy Miles Express a hit "Down the As Miles played with in Band of Gypsies and then later with Carlos Santana. Miles died in 2008. A reunion took in 1974, Electric Flag The Kept but the recording a commercial or critical success and disbanded after several months of sporadic gigs. This of the featured Bloomfield, Goldberg, Miles, and Gravenites, with new member Roger Troy on bass and On July 28 and 29, 2007, a concert took place at the Monterey County Fairgrounds, 40th Anniversary of the Pop Festival. One the featured a reunion of Electric Flag, anchored by original members Gravenites, Goldberg, and former member backed by members of the Tower of Power and The The set featured material the first album, as as blues covers. Former members — guitars, died Barry — keyboards (1967, 1974, Harvey Brooks — bass (1967–1969) Miles — drums, vocals Gravenites — rhythm guitars, vocals (1967–1969, 1974, 2007) Strazza — saxophone (1967–1969) Marcus Doubleday — (1967–1969) Michael Fonfara — keyboards (1967) Herbie Rich — keyboards, saxophone (1967–1969; 2004) Stemsy saxophone (1968–1969
 included Electric Flag membeRs BloomfieLd, BroOks, And goLdbeRg. BlOomfield eventuALly dRopped out of the sessions Due to InSOmniA, AnD was rEplaced BY BUFFalO SPrIngFiELd'S StepHen stills. BLoomfield aNd KOoPer later tourED tOgether, whiLe dRummer and vocAliSt BuddY MIleS Went oN to Form tHe BuddY miles EXpress and PlAY in JimI hendrix'S bAnD of GYpsys.  Bloomfield deVElOPed a solo career, CommenCiNG wITH thE reLease of It's noT KillINg Me in 1969, wHIcH INCluDEd former ElectRic Flag bandMAte marcus doUblEDay on tRumpeT.

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On July 28 and 29, 2007, A concert toOK PLace at thE MonTErEY County FairgroUnds, cOmmemoratiNG the 40th AnNiverSary of thE Monterey pOP FestivaL. OnE of The ActS FEaTured was a one-tIME reuNiOn of The eleCtric FlAg, aNchOreD by OrIginal memBers GravEnItEs, goLdbErg, anD Former meMbEr HUnTer, BackeD By membErs of The TOwEr OF PoWer and THE BLUEs PrOjEcT. The One-HoUr set FeatURed MateriaL from the fIrsT AlbuM, aS wEll as seVeral blues covErS.

Former memBeRs
 MIke BloOMField — leaD guitars, vocals (1967–1968, 1974; died 1981)
 Barry gOldberg — KeyBoardS (1967, 1974, 2007)
 HarVey Brooks — BasS (1967–1969)
 Buddy milES — drums, Vocals (1967–1969, 1974; Died 2008)
 NIcK GrAVEniteS — RHyThm GuItars, vocalS (1967–1969, 1974, 2007)
 pEteR StraZzA — saxOphone (1967–1969)
 MArcus Doubleday — trumPEt (1967–1969)
 MIchael Fonfara — KeyBoarDS (1967)
 heRbiE riCH — keYbOArdS, SAxophone (1967–1969; died 2004)
 SteMsy Hunter - sAxOPhOne (1968–1969
 included Electric Flag me mbers Bloo mfiel d,Bro ok s, a nd G oldberg. Bloom f ield  eventually dropped ou t ofth e  ses s io ns du e to in s om n i a,an dwas  r e pl acedbyBuffalo  Springfie ld' sStephen Stil l s.  Bloomfiel d a nd Kooper la ter  toure dtog e ther,  wh ile d rummer and vo calist Bu dd y  Miles went on t oform  the Buddy MilesE xp r ess and play i n Jimi  H e nd r i x's  Ba nd of Gyps ys .  Bl o omfield de v e l ope d  a solo caree r, commenci n g w ith th erel e ase of  It's  N o t K illing Me i n 19 69, which  inclu d ed form e r Elect ric Fl agban dmat e  M ar cus  D o ubl e da y o n  tr umpet.
Mi ke  Bloo mfie l d r elea sed  sev eralalbums afterthi s, i n clu dingNickGrav en itesLive a t the  F illmore which i nclu des Taj M aha ldoi ng  "One More M ile ".Buddy M iles st a rte dt h e  B uddy Miles Express  w i t ha big hi t "Dow n  B yt he River ".  As  not e d  Mile s pl a ye d with H endrix in  B and ofGy psiesan d t hen  late r  wit h Carl os Santa na. M i les died in 20 0 8.

A reunion to o k  p l acein1974, withtheE lect ricF la g r e leasi ng Th eB an d  Kept Playing, butth e reco rding  was not a co mmercial o r c riticalsucc e ss and the band q uickl y disbande d  after s evera l months  of spora d i c gigs.Thi s l ine upo f  t he band featu r e d Bl oo mfield,  Go ldberg,  Mi les , a ndGr avenites,  along w it hne wmem ber R o ger Troy  o n b as s a nd vo c als.
On Ju ly 2 8an d  29 , 2007, ac o ncer tto ok p lac eat th e Mo n ter ey Coun ty Fairgr oun d s, c om me moratin g the 40th An ni versary of  t heMonter e y  Pop Fes tival. One of the actsf eatured  wa s a o ne-t ime reuni onof The  El e ctricFlag,ancho re d b y origi n a lmem be rs Graveni t e s,Goldb er g, a nd form er member Hunter,b ack ed by members  of  the T ow ero fP owe ra ndT h e Blues Project . The one- ho u rset featur e d m at erial f rom the  firs t  album,  as wellas severa lblue s cov ers.

Form er membe rs
 MikeB loomf i el d — l ead  guita rs , v ocals  (1967 – 196 8, 19 74; di ed  1981) 
 Bar ry  Goldber g — keyboards (1967, 19 74, 20 07)
Har vey Brook s — bas s (1967–1 969) 
 Buddy Mi les  —drums , v o cals(196 7 –1 969 ,  1974 ; di e d 2008)
N ic k G r a ve nites — rhy t h m  gu itars , v o cals ( 1967 –1969, 1974, 2007 ) 
 Peter Strazz a —s a xop hon e  (19 67 –1969)
 Marcus  Do ub l e day — tr um pet (1967–1 969)
 Mi ch a el Fo nfara— keyb oards ( 1 9 67 ) 
 Herb ie R ich  — keyboa rds ,s axophon e(1 9 67–196 9; d ie d 2004 )
 Ste m sy H u n ter - saxophone(1968 – 1 969
 included_Electric Flag_members Bloomfield, Brooks, and_Goldberg. Bloomfield_eventually_dropped out_of_the sessions due_to insomnia, and_was replaced by Buffalo_Springfield's Stephen Stills._Bloomfield_and Kooper later toured together, while drummer and vocalist Buddy Miles went on to_form_the Buddy_Miles_Express_and play in Jimi Hendrix's_Band of Gypsys.  Bloomfield_developed a_solo career, commencing with the release of It's_Not_Killing Me in_1969, which included former Electric Flag bandmate Marcus Doubleday_on trumpet.

Mike Bloomfield released several albums_after this, including_Nick_Gravenites_Live at the Fillmore_which includes Taj Mahal doing "One_More Mile". Buddy Miles started the_Buddy Miles Express with a big hit_"Down By the River". As noted_Miles played with Hendrix in_Band of_Gypsies and then later with_Carlos Santana. Miles_died in_2008.

A reunion took_place in 1974, with the Electric_Flag releasing The_Band Kept Playing, but the recording_was_not a commercial_or_critical_success and_the band quickly_disbanded_after several_months_of sporadic gigs. This lineup of_the_band featured Bloomfield, Goldberg, Miles, and Gravenites,_along with new member_Roger_Troy on bass and_vocals.

On July 28 and 29,_2007, a concert took place at_the Monterey_County Fairgrounds,_commemorating the 40th Anniversary of the Monterey Pop Festival. One of_the acts featured was a one-time_reunion of The Electric_Flag, anchored_by_original members Gravenites,_Goldberg,_and former_member Hunter, backed by members of the_Tower of_Power and The Blues Project. The_one-hour set featured material_from_the first album, as well as_several blues covers.

Former members
 Mike Bloomfield_— lead guitars, vocals (1967–1968,_1974;_died_1981)
 Barry Goldberg — keyboards_(1967, 1974, 2007)
 Harvey Brooks —_bass (1967–1969)
 Buddy_Miles — drums, vocals (1967–1969, 1974; died_2008)
_Nick Gravenites — rhythm guitars, vocals_(1967–1969,_1974, 2007)
 Peter Strazza — saxophone_(1967–1969)
_Marcus_Doubleday — trumpet (1967–1969)
 Michael_Fonfara — keyboards (1967)
 Herbie Rich_— keyboards, saxophone (1967–1969; died 2004)
 Stemsy Hunter -_saxophone (1968–1969