Woodstock

Jefferson Airplane was scheduled to be the headliner for Saturday, but ended up instead playing at 8am on Sunday for a tired, hung over, recovering Woodstock crowd. She got there in a bus.

It came to the end in the 4th day. It was held in Max Yasgur's 600-acre dairy farm in the town of Bethel, New York. It was supposed from August 15 to 18, 1969 but the three day turned into four.

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There was a small show of paintings at the Woodstock Festival. It was located in an area away from the stage. The art show judge was helicoptered in, and cash prizes were awarded. One of the documentary films on the festival includes a very brief shot of some of the paintings in the show.

Performing artists like Richie Havens and Jimi Hendrix entertained a massive crowd for three days. There is a Woodstock Museum, a film from 1970, two Soundtracks of the event, and a new movie about it. Images can be seen at the official Woodstock website or at the link below.

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No, Scott McKenzie was not at the Woodstock festival in 1969. Although he is best known for his hit song "San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Flowers in Your Hair)," which became an anthem for the counterculture movement, he did not perform at the festival. McKenzie was, however, associated with the era's music and ideals.

The driver killed a 17-year-old kid who was snoozing in the mud, cuddled up in his sleeping bag. Oblivious to the noise and vibrations and exhaust of the tractor that ran over him in cold blood made it impossible for him to see him. The driver was never identified.

At Woodstock, Grace Slick famously addressed the crowd by saying, "Good morning, people! Wow! Yeah!" Her brief but impactful greeting captured the spirit of the festival, reflecting both the excitement and the carefree atmosphere of the event. Slick, as the lead singer of Jefferson Airplane, helped set the tone for the iconic music festival with her enthusiastic and spontaneous introduction.

The quote by Arlo Guthrie featured in the Woodstock museum is: "The past is a great place and I don't want to erase it or to regret it, but I do want to go on." This reflects his perspective on the importance of history while emphasizing the need to move forward and embrace the future. It encapsulates the spirit of the Woodstock festival and the counterculture movement of the 1960s.

The Woodstock stage in 1969 was approximately 24 feet high and 32 feet wide, with a depth of around 48 feet. It was designed to accommodate the large number of performers and the vast audience, providing a central focal point for the iconic festival. The stage was constructed quickly and featured a simple design, which contributed to the overall atmosphere of the event.

The distance from Mableton to Woodstock, Georgia, is approximately 22 miles, depending on the specific route taken. The journey typically takes around 30 to 40 minutes by car, depending on traffic conditions. For the most accurate distance and travel time, it's best to use a GPS or mapping service.

Jimi Hendrix for 2hr. 10 min There were 32 performers at Woodstock 1969, here are the remaining 31 performers times on stage in order of most (top) to least (bottom):

1hr. 56 min (Richie Havens)

1hr. 40 min (Jefferson Airplane)

1hr. 35 min (Grateful Dead) set cut short after stage amps overloaded

1hr. 30 min (Country Joe and the Fish)

1hr. 25 min (Joe Cocker)

1hr. 05 min (Joan Baez) six months pregnant at time

1hr. 05 min (Johnny Winter) featuring brother, Edgar Winter

1hr. 05 min (The Who)

1hr. 00 min (Blood, Sweat & Tears)

1hr. 00 min (Canned Heat)

1hr. 00 min (Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young)

1hr. 00 min (Janis Joplin)

1hr. 00 min (Mountain)

1hr. 00 min (Ten Years After)

0hr. 55 min (Bert Sommer)

0hr. 50 min (The Band)

0hr. 50 min (Creedence Clearwater Revival)

0hr. 50 min (Sly & the Family Stone)

0hr. 45 min (Keef Hartley Band)

0hr. 45 min (Paul Butterfield Blues Band)

0hr. 45 min (Santana)

0hr. 40 min (Sweetwater)

0hr. 35 min (Ravi Shankar)

0hr. 30 min (Arlo Guthrie)

0hr. 30 min (Country Joe McDonald)

0hr. 30 min (Incredible String Band)

0hr. 30 min (Melanie Safka) aka Melanie

0hr. 30 min (Quill)

0hr. 30 min (Sha-Na-Na)

0hr. 25 min (John Sebastian)

0hr. 25 min (Tim Hardin)

0hr. 20 min (Swami Satchidananda)

Woodstock Times was created in 1972.

Woodstock tickets cost six dollars a day. So it cost a total of eighteen dollars to attend the three day event.

I don't know about Woodstock, but he did want Larry and Greg Errico of the Family Stone to play with him. Sly wouldn't allow it.

Since the legendary concert at Woodstock, NY in 1969, bands have been playing that same venue every ten years or so. The bands playing at Woodstock in 2009 were Jefferson Airplane, Canned Heat, Edgar Winter, Melanie, and several others.

Younger and older generations.

It also shows the conflict between those who wanted America to go to war overseas and those who protested the action.