Woodstock 69 documentary

what is your fav parformance on the woodstock 69 documentary? mine is defiantly JOE COCKER!!!!!!!!! i love him. his perforamnce was so great!

 

I would have to say Santana... especially the drummer (forgot his name)
i also liked Joan Baez's Joe Hill, very touching performance.

 

sly & the family stone... groovalicious.

 

Mike Shrieve

 

I too loved Joe Cocker's performance.. I'm not a big fan of him, but he kicked ass at woodstock. He was strung out on so many drugs, he could hardly even stand.

I liked Richie Havens a lot too.. very inspiring performance that was.

 

joan baez was very good...i think my fave was jefferson airplane...loving grace slicks hair!

 

I think Janis Joplin's was amazing, she was a bit stoned at the performance xD, an she really showed that strong voice and spirit in work me lord

 

Hell yeah, that was an awesome performance! It inspired me to get a few pairs of 'joe cocker boots!!' hahah .. His shoes kick ass too.

 

i want some boots like that man

 

yeah mine are like this, same brand too

Stacy Adams


and heres the site http://www.stacyadams.com/detail.aspx?ID=335

 

Mine is definately Santana, and then CS&N

 

www.dinosaurmusic.com/medicated_goo.wmv

 

Anyone else hear about the re-releasing of Jimi Hendrix Live at Woodstock DVD.It's his entire performance plus some extra stuff like "the road to woodstock".It's supposed to come out september 14 in the US I believe.

But yea I always love the opening act of Richie havens screamin about Handsome Johny marchin to war.

My favorite non musical act of the film though is ...Explosive!Explosive!Explosive!

 

My favourite performance would definately be Sly and the Family Stone. One groovy, groovy performance. Very uplifting, happy and loud!

 

i dont kno who it was but the singer was pretending to play the guitar the whole time. any help?

 

i love santana...he is great..soul sacrifice...and the drumer...gosh...only 15..i mean...i play drums and im no where near that good and im older then him....

But yeah...I also like Ravi Shankar...he is great...and i also love Tim Hardin..they were good........I loved it all

 

wasnt a huge fan of woodstocks performances. just because it was a historic gathering doesnt mean that the music being played there was better than if it was played at any other show. some good artists but nothing too special in my opinion.

 

ya i heard about it too on is website www.jimihendrix.com

 

my personal favorite was either country joe and the fish or the who.

 

joe cocker