So the past week or so I've been listening to music from the Woodstock festival from 50 years ago. The performances that we all are familiar with were great of course, but the others I found were not so compelling and downright tedious at times (lots of drum solos). Some of the Santana stuff put me to sleep. Also I noticed that most of the performances would fall under the rhythm and blues category of rock. I'd argue that if the same event was held today it would be classified as blue festival. Interesting how music has changed over the past 5 decades.
Anyway that's all I got. Drop 'em if you got 'em.
01. "Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues" – Bob Dylan – Highway 61 Revisited
02. "We All, Three, Will Ride" – Palace Music – Viva Last Blues
03. "Make It Known" – Foxygen – Take The Kids Off Broadway
04. "Place I Belong" – Michael Kiwanuka – Love & Hate
05. The Fantabulous Rap Extravaganza Part II" – Deltron – Deltron 3030
06. "What A Day" – Throbbing Gristle – 20 Jazz Funk Greats
07. "No Recording" – Muncie Girls – From Caplan To Belsize
08. "Mystery Of Love" – Sufjan Stevens – Call Me By Your Name
09. "Dead Head Blues" – Lightspeed Champion – Life Is Sweet! Nice To Meet You!
10. "From" – Big Thief – U.F.O.F.
I enjoyed the Woodstock documentary running on Netflix currently
Peter Cetera's wind blown hair is dreamy. Also, he balls-to-the-wall rocks out with that bass guitar.
Its been years since I watched the Woodstock film (on VHS, its been that long), I mainly remember falling asleep to some performances then having to rewind the tape back to the point I dozed off.