Who did you see live, who'd appeared at Woodstock?

Been poking through Back to the Garden, and that question ran through my mind. Being younger than the boomers, and my concert-going days didn't begin until a decade later, my list won't be quite as extensive as others.

Mine:
Gregg Rolie - obviously was in Santana. Seen him as part of Ringo's All Starrs.
Grateful Dead - as an aside, was quite impressed how "Dark Star" came off at Woodstock.
The Who - all after Moon was gone and once after Entwistle.
Rick Danko - from The Band. Seen him completely solo at my college.
Neil Young - from CSNY. Only seen him once, which was with Crazy Horse, oddly enough the night before seeing The Who at the same venue.
David Sanborn - was in the Butterfield Blues Band. He mentioned this at a summer outdoor concert in Buffalo (probably others, as well). Had no idea until he said so. Also indicated in the notes in the collection.

 

Neil Young
Robin Williamson

And .... I think that’s about it!

 

The Who
Neil Young

Sadly, no one else.

 

Well my concert days didnt start until late 2000s. And i am proud to say joe cocker and carlos santana and hopefully the who and John fogerty before they're gone.

 

The Who
Several members of the Grateful Dead (all of the ones still living)

 

Just Neil Young

 

Just Neil Young for me too.

 

Grateful Dead, The Who, Neil Young.

 

Ralph Towner/Glen Moore (backed up Tim Hardin at Woodstock, I saw them in the band Oregon)
Carlos Santana
Jerry Garcia/Bob Weir/Phil Lesh/Bill Kreutzmann/Mickey Hart
Jorma Kaukonen/Jack Casady
Johnny Winter
Stephen Stills
Neil Young

 

In one form or another, I've seen everyone but Hendrix, Janis, Sly, Tim Hardin, Keef Hartley, Bert Sommer, Ravi Shankar, Sweetwater, Quill, and half the ISB.

Though the version of Blood, Sweat & Tears that I saw didn't include a soul who played at Woodstock, so that doesn't count.

 

The Who
CSN and separately Y
John Fogerty
Henry Lowther (ex Keef Hartley Band)
possibly others

 

Richie Havens
Joan Baez
John Entwistle
Johnny Winter

 

The Who, Richie Havens, Janis Joplin, Jefferson Airplane. That's all I can think of without reference material.

 

Roger Daltrey
Pete Townshend
David Crosby
Stephen Stills
Graham Nash
Neil Young
Jorma Kaukonen
Jack Casady
Marty Balin
Gregg Rolie
Bob Weir
Phil Lesh
Bill Kreutzmann
Mickey Hart
Joan Baez

 

The Who (minus Keith Moon)
Pete Townshend solo
John Entwistle solo
Carlos Santana
Leslie West

 

Grateful Dead - and various solo members tours
Santana (w/o Gregg Rolie)
Gregg Rolie with Ringo's All Starrs
The Who
Neil Young
Crosby/Nash
Melanie - actually fairly recently (and she was good)
John Sebastian
Jefferson Airplane (on their '89 reunion tour)
Hot Tuna (Jorma and Jack from Jefferson Airplane) - and just Jorma solo.
Ten Years After - with Alvin Lee - they opened for Jethro Tull (in 1999)
Steve Katz
Arlo Guthrie
Sam Andrews

 

The Who and Sha Na Na

 

Probably none

 

CSNY and also Y and Stills/Young Band
Grateful Dead

 

Richie Havens, Johnny Winter, Carlos Santana, Gregg Rolie, Billy Cox, all the members of the Jefferson Airplane except Nicky Hopkins, The Who w/o moon, The Grateful Dead sans pigpen, Sam Andrew, John Fogerty, CSN& Y, Arlo Guthrie, John Sebastian, Country Joe McDonald, Barry Melton, all the members of the Band sans Richard Manuel, Sly Stone, Steve Katz, Jimmy Fielder, Lou Soloff, Fred Lipsius, Henry McCullough, Chris Stainton

 

Santana, The Who, Sha Na N, Joan Baez, Ravi Shankar, Canned Heat, Mountain, Sly & the Family Stone, Joe Cocker, Richie Havens.
I am a boomer so I saw all of these acts/performers "back in the day"

 

The Who .. the same year: 1969
Richie Havens: twice in 1969
Tim Hardin: 1969
Ravi Shankar: 1974
Country Joe and the Fish: 1969
Joe Cocker and the Grease Band : 1969
Ten Years After: Twice in 1969
Johnny Winter : 1969 or 1970
Blood, Sweat and Tears: 1969
Paul Butterfield Blues Band: 1969

And if we are counting individuals at Woodstock I saw Graham Nash with the Hollies in January 1967 I think it was.

1969 was a good year of concerts for me I guess .

 

The Who
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
Joan Baez
Arlo Guthrie
Rick Danko & Levon Helm
Carlos Santana
Greg Rolie
John Sebastian
Blood, Sweat & Tears
Mountain
Phil Lesh

 

The Dead
The Who
Country Joe
Richie Havens
Gregg Rolie (Santana)
Arlo Guthrie
Jefferson Airplane

 

Your post had me edit my post - since I realized I saw Steve Katz solo, and I saw the "modern" version of Big Brother (with Sam Andrews (who played with Janis at Woodstock) - and all other original members of Big Brother with a "stand-in" for Janis. )