Spotlight 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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“Woodstock returned to the festival circuit for a historic, mud-soaked weekend, while the likes of Oasis, Nine Inch Nails, and more all had their big breakthroughs.” -NMEWhile Woodstock ‘94 is celebrating it’s 30th anniversary, so are some of the iconic albums by some of the performers including Nine Inch Nails, Apex Twin, and many more!Check out the full list here: https://found.ee/AlbumsFrom94Pictured: NIN performing in ‘94, courtesy of Getty...
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Happy Birthday to Woodstock ‘69 performer, folk singer, and guitarist Richie Havens!Photo courtesy of Getty...
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Today, we remember Woodstock co-creator and producer Michael Lang, who passed away two years ago. Lang was instrumental in making Woodstock 1969 happen, and because of his efforts, this festival lives on in rock n’ roll history! Photo courtesy of Getty Images. WOODSTOCK, NY – 1969: Music concert promoter, producer and artistic manager Michael Lang in 1969 in Woodstock, New York. (Photo by Ginny Winn/Michael Ochs Archives/Getty...
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American singer Steven Tyler performs live on stage with Aerosmith at the Woodstock ’94 festival at Winston Farm in Saugerties, New York on 13th August 1994. (Photo by Brian Rasic/Getty Images) American singer Steven Tyler performs live on stage with Aerosmith at the Woodstock ’94 festival at Winston Farm in Saugerties, New York on 13th August 1994. (Photo by Brian Rasic/Getty Images) Aerosmith came out with a BANG for their 90-minute set at Woodstock ‘94! Opening with “Eat The Rich,” the bad boys from Boston ran through fan-favorites, including “Mama Kin,” “Rag Doll,” “Cryin’” and many more.Photos: Getty...
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