Canned Heat - Woodstock Boogie (Live at Woodstock 1969)

Killinfloor Says:

Aug 9, 2009 - Does anyone know if Alan played his guitar in standard or in an open tuning for his slide work?

equifilibricum Says:

Aug 9, 2009 - BLISS!

ponyphotos Says:

Aug 9, 2009 - I was at the base of the right tower that night...magic!

hoffman391 Says:

Aug 10, 2009 - Although I enjoy Wilson's unpolished, J.L. Hooker-like style, his voice was another matter -- he had that thin, wobbly falsetto that sounded like, oh... my extremely-white grandma would if she tried to sing the blues. To each their own, but I prefer Hite's voice. It's interesting that their two biggest hits were sung by Wilson.

tjaker46 Says:

Aug 11, 2009 - it sounds like he is in an open A tuning to me

skilletchops Says:

Aug 14, 2009 - HOW HIGH IS THE GUITAR PLAYER?

elmenocchio Says:

Aug 14, 2009 - du blues par les Canned Heat ! superbe morceau !

NeponsetValleyGirl Says:

Aug 14, 2009 - I was only 11 when Woodstock happened. Now a mother of two, I have been educating my 11 year old to some of the best music that he'll ever hear. He loves Canned Heat and was saddened to read here that Alan passed away so many years ago. He may be gone, but he is not forgotten. As this is the 40th anniversay of Woodstock, it's only fitting to take a moment and remember this wonderful singer harp player. Cheers to you, Blind Owl.

raidersSILVERBLACK Says:

Aug 14, 2009 - jack white does this kind of music sometimes. i luv back and da day music fuck!! rap yukk!!

StatenIslandSlim Says:

Aug 15, 2009 - Great out take! Rare

rjjoskar Says:

Aug 15, 2009 - he plenty high

WyattDstevens12 Says:

Aug 15, 2009 - loli think it's funny thats like every single performer was high lol

IrishWarCry11 Says:

Aug 15, 2009 - you should be given a medal for carrying on good music lol my mother influenced me with country music :P yuck luckily i didn't like it then and don't now,

METALFROCK Says:

Aug 15, 2009 - This is great. One of my Woodstock-favorites.

NeponsetValleyGirl Says:

Aug 15, 2009 - Thank you! Believe me, I f I could teach a class in their schools for music appreciation, I would! What do these kids have to look forward to from "their generations" music? Try as I might, I can't find anything of "theirs" that will stand the test of time the way OUR music has! As a bonus, I will buy iTunes for any of OUR music they want to load on their iPods - any current stuff, they can buy themselves! Needless to say, I buy ALOT of music! :)

J88Brooks Says:

Aug 15, 2009 - Sure they're stoned, so what. Everything sounds better that way anywho! LoL

HAHJulieKMA Says:

Aug 15, 2009 - everything sounds better when you're stoned; ps my 19yr old loves 70's music

NEATOONE Says:

Aug 15, 2009 - Good Ol'e Rock'n Roll...Life is good

zetros2 Says:

Aug 15, 2009 - saw Bob and the band in 1971 (Had to shelter under the stage because the rain was coming down like stair rods a la Woodstock!) The weather sucked, the dope was good and the music was and still is fucking awesome!!!!!

rodrico50 Says:

Aug 15, 2009 - jethro tull

skaterocknroll Says:

Aug 15, 2009 - i hear that

pobey88 Says:

Aug 15, 2009 - My nigga was really gettin his groove on

IrishWarCry11 Says:

Aug 15, 2009 - haha oh I'm turning 1 i'm still in the "these kids" category and i've tried to not be ignorant to our current culture, just i can't find anything that has all the elements of a good song, i find songs today lacking the passion the artists put into them back in the day. I like about only a few band from this generation Bayside, Blink 182 and the recently discover coheed and cambria. and i also have spent close to 100 dollars on itunes lol you should become a teacher right this moment! :)

killybay2 Says:

Aug 16, 2009 - jethro tull

killybay2 Says:

Aug 16, 2009 - STP