SEALED 1971 DOUBLE LP + AUTHENTIC CONCERT TICKET WOODSTOCK + PSYCH + HENDRIX +
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GURANTEED ORIGINAL FIRST PRESS
PRIME CANNED HEAT 13 MINUTE ELECTRIFIED "BOOGIE"
FACTORY SEALED LP
PLUS 100% AUTHENTIC (MINT) TICKET!
WOODTOCK (2)
\ USA - Cotillion 2-400
NO BAR CODE! = FIRST ISSUE DOUBLE LP
+ AUTHENTIC 1969 WOODSTOCK TICKET = STILL IN "MINT" CONDITION !
:::: SEE MORE PHOTOS & INFORMATION BELOW ::::
Amazingly...STILL FACTORY SEALED = NEVER OPENED
44 YEAR OLD 100% (DOUBLE ALBUM) FIRST PRESS = Original = MARCH 1971 release in thick gatefold cover!
Includes an 100% original 1969 "WOODSTOCK" ticket in Lucite holder
The WOODTOCK TICKET IS GUARANTEED ORIGINAL and comes with letter of authenticity as included in photo...
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Amazingly...STILL FACTORY SEALED = NEVER OPENED WOODTOCK LP
43 YEAR OLD 100% FIRST PRESS = Original = MARCH 1971 release in thick gatefold cover!
After the multi-platinum success of Music from the Original Soundtrack and More: Woodstock that accompanied Michael Wadleigh's documentary film Woodstock (two million copies sold and it spent four consecutive weeks at the top of the Billboard charts, and even a Top 20 spot on its R&B chart!), Woodstock Two was inevitable as a sequel. Released as a double LP in 1971 -- though none of the music here was included -- this set featured many of the same artists who'd appeared on the first volume, with addition of the mighty: Mountain. If anything, this set is more concise and more focused, is a better bet than its predecessor. LP one is a stunner on more than one level. First, there are three tracks by Jimi Hendrix and his expanded lineup after breaking up the Experience (adding guitarist Larry Lee), and a trio of percussionists along with Mitch Mitchell and bassist Billy Cox. There's the killer "Jam Back at the House," which rolls in riffs and an instrumental array of tunes from his catalog including "Rainy Day Dream Away"; there's a killer take on "Izabella" that's raggedy but full of killer improvisation -- check the interaction between Cox and Mitchell -- and "Get My Heart Back Together," also known as "Hear My Train A'Comin'." These 20 minutes of music make it worth the purchase of this collection.
Jefferson Airplane is also here with an extra 12 minutes of music. Judging by this contribution and the inclusion of "Volunteers," on volume 1, this ranks as one of their greatest live sets ever issued. They begin "Saturday Afternoon/Won't You Try" with a medley of tunes from After Bathing at Baxter's, issued in 1967. The vocal performances by Marty Balin, Grace Slick, and Paul Kantner are simply stellar, but Jorma Kaukonen's guitar as a guiding light also really shines here, and it screams on their other selection, "Eskimo Blue Day," from the Volunteers album, even if its basic structure aped Bob Dylan's "All Along the Watchtower." LP one ends with the Butterfield Blues Band redeeming themselves with Little Walter's "Everything's Gonna Be Alright," after the indulgent debacle of "Love March" on volume one.
LP Two features a trio of fine cuts by Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young including "Marrakesh Express," and a pair from Mountain: the stellar rocker "Blood of the Sun," and the more pastoral "Theme from an Imaginary Western." Canned Heat's 13-minute "Woodstock Boogie" is one of the festivals unsung highlights, an intense blast all the same. The tracks by Melanie and Joan Baez included here add nothing to this set and should have been left off in favor of some other artists who weren't included on either volume, but that's personal preference.
LP: 1
Jam Back At The House - Jimi Hendrix
Izabella - Jimi Hendrix
Get My Heart Back Together - Jimi Hendrix
Saturday Afternoon/Won't You Try - Jefferson Airplane
Eskimo Blue Day - Jefferson Airplane
Everything's Gonna Be Allright - The Butterfield Blues Band
LP: 2
Sweet Sir Galahad - Joan Baez
Guinnevere - Crosby,Stills,Nash And Young
4+20 - Crosby,Stills,Nash And Young
Marrakesh Express - Crosby,Stills,Nash And Young
My Beautiful People - Melanie
Birthday Of The Sun - Melanie
Blood Of The Sun - Mountain
Theme For An Imaginary Western - Mountain
(13:00) Woodstock Boogie - Canned Heat
Let The Sunshine In - Audience During Rainstorm
CONDITION: FACTORY SEALED ...thick gatefold is perfect less tiny delete mark (minor hard to see) ...fresh original colors, no split seams, no bends, and no writing ... collection worthy rarity ... NEVER OPENED = SEALED = 1971 ORIG!
The authentic 1969 WOODTOCK ticket is MINT in Lucite holder
A GREAT COLLECTIBLE and INVESTMENT ITEM!
THIS 1969 =ORIGINAL= WOODSTOCK TICKET IS FOR THE SATURDAY SHOW
Saturday, August 16 (through Sunday, August 17) performance schedule:
Quill 12:15 pm – 12:45 pm
Country Joe McDonald 1:00 pm – 1:30 pm Joe later performs with Country Joe and the Fish
Santana 2:00 pm – 2:45 pm
John Sebastian 3:30 pm – 3:55 pm
Keef Hartley Band 4:45 pm – 5:30 pm
The Incredible String Band 6:00 pm – 6:30 pm
Canned Heat 7:30 pm – 8:30 pm
Mountain 9:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Grateful Dead 10:30 pm – 12:05 am their set was cut short after the stage amps overloaded during "Turn On Your Love Light"
Creedence Clearwater Revival 12:30 am – 1:20 am
Janis Joplin with The Kozmic Blues Band 2:00 am – 3:00 am
Sly & the Family Stone 3:30 am – 4:20 am
The Who 5:00 am – 6:05 am Briefly interrupted by Abbie Hoffman
Jefferson Airplane 8:00 am – 9:40 am
The Woodstock Music and Art Festival was a rock festival held at Max Yasgur's 600 acre
dairy farm in Bethel, New York from August 15-18, 1969. It is arguably but very widely viewed
as the most famous rock festival ever held. For many, it exemplified the counterculture of the
1960s and the "hippie era". Many of the best-known musicians of the times appeared during
the rainy weekend, captured in a successful 1970 movie, Woodstock. Joni Mitchell's song
"Woodstock", which memorialized the event, became a major hit.The festival bears the name
"Woodstock," because it was originally scheduled to take place in the town of Woodstock, in
Ulster County, yet the town lacked an appropriate venue for such a large event. A site was
found in the town of Wallkill. When local opposition arose, the event was almost cancelled,
but Sam Yasgur persuaded his father Max to allow the concert to be held on the family's
alfalfa field, located in Sullivan County, about 40 miles southwest of Woodstock. Although
the show had been planned for a maximum of 200,000 attendees, over 500,000 eventually
attended, most of whom did not pay admission. The highways leading to the concert were
jammed with traffic. People abandoned their cars and walked for miles to the concert area.
The weekend was rainy, facilities were overcrowded, and attendees shared food, alcoholic
beverages, and drugs. Local residents of this modest tourist-oriented area gave blankets and
food to some concertgoers. Overall, attendees were remarkably well-behaved. The festival
did not initially make money for the promoters, although, thanks to record sales and proceeds
from the highly regarded film of the event, it did eventually become profitable. Two people died at Woodstock: one from a heroin overdose and one from being run over by a tractor while
sleeping in a nearby hayfield. Two unconfirmed births reportedly occurred at Woodstock.
Among the stars of Woodstock were The Who and Jimi Hendrix. Due to arguments with
the promoters about their pay, The Who didn't take stage until about 4:00 in the morning.
One highlight of The Who's performance was "See Me, Feel Me", when the sun rose just
as lead singer Roger Daltrey began to sing the chorus. At one point during The Who's set,
political activist Abbie Hoffman interrupted the show and attempted to rally the crowd with
yippie slogans, but was knocked off the stage by the swinging guitar of the band's leader,
Pete Townshend, to the delight of the audience. At the conclusion of The Who's set,
Townshend smashed his guitar and threw it into the crowd. This moment helped establish
The Who as superstars and boosted their album Tommy to sell multi-platinum. Jimi Hendrix
had a big impact with his performance, including a distorted version of "The Star Spangled Banner".
The song was somewhat controversial, as the Vietnam War was underway and the sound effects that Hendrix generated with his guitar paralleled the sounds of the violence of the conflict. These two performances are held by fans as some of the greatest in rock history, though both The Who
and Hendrix regarded their performances as sub-par. Woodstock's promoters were Michael Lang,
Artie Kornfeld, John Roberts and Joel Rosenman. Roberts was the financer, backed by a trust fund bankroll; his friend Rosenman, a graduate of Yale Law, was an amateur guitarist. Their associates
were Kornfeld, a vice-president at Capitol Records, and Michael Lang. An unlikely businessman,
Lang was a light-hearted hippie who had owned a head shop and hoped to build a recording studio
in the Woodstock area to serve artists such as Bob Dylan and Janis Joplin, who had homes nearby.
When Lang and Kornfeld presented the idea to Rosenman and Roberts, Rosenman hatched the idea
of a rock concert with the same performing artists. After toying with an Age of Aquarius theme,
they settled on the slogan "Three Days of Peace and Music", partly as a way to placate suspicious
local officials and partly to appeal to anti-war sentiment. They hired commercial artist Arnold
Skolnick to design the artwork, which incorporated a catbird design
PHOTOS OF THE EVENT::::
WOODSTOCK ~ ORIGINAL "SEALED" NEVER OPENED LP + AUTHENTIC 1969 SATURDAY, AUGUST 16TH TICKET!
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