Woodstock Original Soundtrack 1970 & Woodstock 2 1971 LP Vinyl NM 12" 33 RPM
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Woodstock: Music from the Original Soundtrack and More is a live album of selected performances from the 1969 Woodstock counterculture festival. Originally released on Atlanta Records' Cotillion label as a set of 3 LPs in 1970, a second collection of recordings from the festival, Woodstock 2, was released a year later. Most of the tracks have some form of stage announcement, conversation by the musicians, etc., lengthening the tracks to an extent.
Tracklist
A1 –Jimi Hendrix Jam Back At The House 6:09 A2 –Jimi Hendrix Izabella 3:32 A3 –Jimi Hendrix Get My Heart Back Together 8:02 B1 –Jefferson Airplane Saturday Afternoon / Won't You Try 4:52 B2 –Jefferson Airplane Eskimo Blue Day 6:00 B3 –Butterfield Blues Band, The* Everything's Gonna Be Alright 8:36 C1 –Joan Baez Sweet Sir Galahad 3:27 C2 –Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young Guinnevere 5:04 C3 –Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young 4 + 20 2:10 C4 –Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young Marrakesh Express 2:09 C5 –Melanie (2) My Beautiful People 3:45 C6 –Melanie (2) Birthday Of The Sun 3:21 D1 –Mountain Blood Of The Sun 3:05 D2 –Mountain Theme From An Imaginary Western 4:44 D3 –Canned Heat Woodstock Boogie 12:55 D4 –No Artist Audience During Sunday Rainstorm - Let The Sunshine In 0:50Tracklist
A1 –John B. Sebastian* I Had A Dream 2:35 A2 –Canned Heat Going Up The Country 3:20 A3-1 –Chip Monck Stage AnnouncementsA3-2 –Richie Havens Freedom 4:36 A4 –Country Joe & The Fish* Rock & Soul Music 2:08 A5 –Arlo Guthrie Coming Into Los Angeles 2:07 A6 –Sha-Na-Na At The Hop 2:00 B1 –Country Joe McDonald The 'Fish' Cheer 3:15 B2 –Joan Baez Drug Store Truck Drivin' Man 2:07 B3 –Joan Baez Joe Hill 2:40 B4-1 –John Morris (6) Stage Announcements
B4-2 –Crosby, Stills & Nash Suite: Judy Blue Eyes 8:11 B5 –Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young Sea Of Madness 3:24 C1 –Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young Wooden Ships 5:27 C2 –Who, The We're Not Gonna Take It 4:25 C3-1 –Hugh Romney Stage Announcements
C3-2 –Joe Cocker With A Little Help From My Friends 7:40 C3-3 –No Artist Rainstorm, Crowd Sounds, Announcements And General Hysteria
D1-1 –No Artist Crowd Rain Chant 2:20 D1-2 –Santana Soul Sacrifice 8:06 D2-1 –Muskrat (2) Stage Announcements
D2-2 –Ten Years After I'm Going Home 9:20 E1 –Jefferson Airplane Volunteers 2:44 E2-1 –Max Yazgur* Untitled
E2-2 –Sly & The Family Stone Medley: Dance To The Music 2:10 E2-3 –Sly & The Family Stone Music Lover 6:59 E2-4 –Sly & The Family Stone I Want To Take You Higher 4:07 E3 –John B Sebastian* Rainbows All Over Your Blues 2:10 F1 –Butterfield Blues Band, The* Love March 7:45 F2-1 –Jimi Hendrix Star Spangled Banner
F2-2 –Jimi Hendrix Purple Haze & Instrumental Solo 12:45
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