Spotlight on Tim Hardin! Hardin took listeners on a journey through time and space during his performance at Woodstock in 1969.His performance was pure magic, leaving an indelible mark on the iconic festival. Notable songs performed included “If I Were A Carpenter” and “Reason to Believe,” songs that captured the spirit of the ’60s. This April is also the 57th anniversary of his album, TIM HARDIN 2, making this artist spotlight even more...
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Blind Melon performed a mesmerizing set at Woodstock ‘94. As Grunge took hold of the ’90s, this band rode the wave, producing numerous hits that still float through FM airways today.“Blind Melon were at the height of their powers in ’94, having scored a massive crossover hit with ‘No Rain’ the year before, propelling their self-titled debut album into the Top 20 of the Billboard chart. The video for ‘No Rain’ and its “Bee Girl” become unavoidable on MTV, and was followed up by high-profile tours with Neil Young, Guns N’ Roses and the Rolling Stones.” -DIFFUSER(Photo by Henry Diltz/Corbis via Getty...
Read MoreAnthony Kiedis of the Red Hot Chili Peppers on stage at Woodstock 94 in Saugerties, New York on August 14, 1994. (Photo by Gabe Palacio/Getty Images) Spotlight on the Red Hot Chili Peppers! These funk-rockers played not one, but TWO Woodstock festivals! Pictured is the group performing at Woodstock ‘94. The group would go on to release their cult-favorite album ONE HOT MINUTE just a year later in 1995. As we continue to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Woodstock 1994, drop your favorite song they performed that night in the comments! Photos: Getty...
Read MoreWoodstock’s credence is that love is love, and all are treated as equal, which is why the Woodstock Legacy lives on in making sure all are entitled to equal rights! How are you celebrating Women’s History Month?Photos courtesy of Getty Images/Henry...
Read MoreHappy Birthday to Woodstock ‘69 performer, Roger Daltrey of The Who! Do you think The Who’s performance is one of the most iconic from the 1969 festival? The band belted out hits from their rock-opera, TOMMY, giving the crowd quite a treat!Listen to “See Me, Feel Me” live here: https://found.ee/TheWhoLivePhoto courtesy of Getty...
Read MoreSpotlight on Ravi Shankar! 🔦A huge influence and legend in his own right, Woodstock ‘69 artist Ravi Shankar influenced one band that would change music as we know it forever… The Beatles!“[George] Harrison’s penchant for classical Indian music can be heard across The Beatles back catalogue as Harrison brought Eastern philosophy to the heart of the Western world’s pop darlings. After Harrison and [Ravi] Shankar met, the Fab Four started to use a lot of his techniques.” -FAR OUT MAGAZINEWhat is your favorite song Ravi performed at the festival?Photo courtesy of Getty...
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