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

Having just listened to the 10CD Woodstock 50th Anniversary set, I'll revive this dormant thread with my list:

Arlo Guthrie
CS&N
Ravi Shankar
Santana

And if anyone is considering purchase of the 10CD set, I highly recommend reading the extremely detailed (17,000 word!) review of it in an unlikely place: the All About Jazz website.

 

Joan Baez
Some members of Canned Heat
Two members of the Who
CSNY
Grateful Dead
Santana
Two members of Jefferson Airplane
Johnny Winter


Not bad for being born in 1988...

 

The Dead, as they were in 1981
Leslie West
Chris Stainton (maybe)

 

Country Joe
Santana (twice)
Canned Heat (twice)
Grateful Dead (12 times)
CS&N
Neil Young (twice)

 

Santana
Grateful Dead
John Fogerty
The Who
Johnny Winter
Neil Young

 

I may in my earlier post forgotten to mention Ravi Shankar.

 

Santana
Neil Young
CSN&Y
Rick Danko Saw him, scheduled as an opener, but was too drunk to perform.

 

That's what she said.

 

John Sebastian (2014)
Grateful Dead (2x in the 90's)
The Who (3 times all after 2000)
Jefferson Airplane (-slick) (mid or late 90's)
Johnny Winter (5 or 6 times starting in 89)
CSN (late 80's or early 90's)
Neil Young (1995)

 

Three quarters of The Who.

CSNY but C had new liver.

 

Probably less embarrassing to be in that situation with just one woman, than it was with several thousand in the audience.
No one was impressed. You could say it was dank. Oh...

 

Richie Havens opening for Genesis in '77, and Country Joe at an animal rights rally in Trafalgar Square a few years later. But I think that's all.

 

Canned Heat
Carlos Santana
10 Years After
Grace Slick
Sha Na Na
CSN plus Y
Johnny Winter
Joe Cocker
Joan Baez
Billy Cox and Mitch Mitchell
Grateful Dead
Gregg Errico (drummer for Sly)

 

I haven't seen him play buy I FB-friended Mark Kapner (Country Joe and the Fish keyboardist) recently.

 

Ten Years After

 

Santana
The Dead
The Who
CSNY
Joe Cocker

 

01. Carlos Santana
02. Graham Nash
03. Joe Cocker
04. Leslie West
05. Ten Years After

 

The Who (1999 and after).
CSNY (as C&N, Y, and S separately)
Ravi Shankar

 

I was born the Tuesday after Woodstock... Only Grateful Dead for me.

 

Richie Havens
John Sebastian
Grateful Dead
The Who
Joan Baez
Santana
John Fogerty
Joe Cocker
Johnny Winter
Jorma and Jack (aka Hot Tuna)
Crosby Stills and Nash
The Band (sans Robbie Robertson and Richard Manuel)

 

The Who, much later on
Rick Danko with Ringo's All Star Band.

 

He had an interesting solo spot at Woodstock, an acapella number called “I’m a Nut.”

 

Ravi Shankar
Grateful Dead
not CCR but John Fogerty
The Who
not the Band but post Robbie Band and many of the members solo or in different combos
Not Sly & the Family Stone, but Sly Stone post Family Stone
not CSN&Y but Y

 

Saw the Incredible String Band in 2002. Not exactly their prime.

 

Richie Havens
Ravi Shankar
Joan Baez
Country Joe McDonald
Santana
John Sebastian (when he was part of Lovin' Spoonful)
Grateful Dead
Neil Young

Bill