The First Family: Live at Winchester Cathedral 1967 captures an early club recording of Sly and the Family Stone, made in the early hours of 26 March 1967. The band was the house band at the time at the Winchester Cathedral club in Redwood City, where they performed from December 1966 to April 1967. The recording was made by Rich Romanello, the band's first manager and the club's owner, and remained unused for decades. The performance predates the band's contract with Epic and comes more than a year before their breakthrough with Dance to the Music, featuring soul and R&B covers such as Try a Little Tenderness, I Can't Turn You Loose and Baby I Need Your Loving alongside original material. The release came out in 2025.