Woodstock's Warriors Then and Now in 1994 Rock Review
Larry McShane surveys Woodstock veterans as of 1994. Richie Havens Arlo Guthrie Joan Baez Ravi Shankar Janis Joplin Jimi Hendrix Johnny Winter Creedence Clearwater Revival Santana John Sebastian The Who Canned Heat The Grateful Dead Sly and the Family Stone The Jefferson Airplane The Band endure or have faded, with updates on albums tours and health, reflecting the festival's lasting musical footprint.
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Larry McShane
Associated Press
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Ron “Pigpen” McKernan
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Woodstock Nation Turns 25 Reflects on Bethel Festival
As Woodstock neared its quarter century, Michael Lang and other promoters prepared for a new festival amid memories from 1969. The piece recalls Lang’s defiant stance before Woodstock, the era’s upheaval, and the music that bound a generation, turning artists into lasting icons.
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Woodstock Nation
Arlo Guthrie
New York State Thruway
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Pee
Businessman recalls Woodstock as life changing signal event
James Dwyer of St Louis recalls Woodstock's three day festival on Max Yasgur's Bethel farm as the defining moment of his life. He describes the crowd, rain and cold, shared food and wine, and the sense that diverse people could coexist under tough conditions. He notes standout acts and a biker gang guiding the way through the crowd.
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James Dwyer
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Long Island
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Bethel
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Santana
The
Who
Arlo Guthrie
Jimi Hendrix
Top Ten Singles Copyright 1994 Billboard Chart
The list ranks 10 songs from 1994 with artists such as Lisa Loeb Janet Jackson Elton John Warren G John Mellencamp Da Brat Aaliyah and groups All-4-One Coolio Ace of Base and Me'Shell Ndegeocello. It includes labels and gold certifications for several entries.
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Broadcast Data Systems
Lisa Loeb
Nine Stories
RCA
Blutzz
Coolio
Tommy Boy
Elton
John
Hollywood
Janet Jackson
Virgin
Ace of Base
Arista
Warren G
Nate Dogg
Death Row
Interscope
John Mellencamp
Me’Shell Ndegeocello
Mercury
da Brat
So So Def
Aaliyah
Blackground
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South America
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Saugerties
Paul Butterfield
Butterfield
Sly and the Family Stone
Lhat
Sylvester Stewart
Stewart
Grace Slick
Slick
Jorma Kaukonen
Jack Casady
Paul Kantner
Marty Balin
Levon Helm
Garth Hudson
Rick Danko
Robbie Robertson
Garcia
Mitchell Landsbap
Frank Zappa
U.S
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Yeehaw
Laird Noller
Lawrence
Ford
Lincoln
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23Rd
Alabama
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Opry
King's
Vacation Bible School
First Christian Church
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