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I think you have good taste Rob, I remember Jefferson Airplane and Ten Years After, brilliant. Who else played at Woodstock, Jimi Hendrix, or was that the Isle of Wight? Linell.[/quote]

See!! I have good taste!! Thanks Lin xx (well Mike's blowing kisses to everybody!!)
Talking of Mike,Brian Ferry???
This is supposed to be a thread about Woodstock!! That is so annoying,people who constantly go off the thread!!
Was Jimi Hendrix at Woodstock?? I don't like to Google so i'll have to have a think about that one!!
Where was it he burnt the stars and stripes?

Hi Rob, found this list of who played Woodstock:-

Joan Baez
The Band
Blood, Sweat & Tears
The Paul Butterfield
Blues Band
Canned Heat
Joe Cocker
Country Joe McDonald
and The Fish
Creedence Clearwater Revival
Crosby, Stills, & Nash
The Grateful Dead
Arlo Guthrie
Tim Hardin
Richie Havens
Jimi Hendrix
Incredible String Band
*Iron Butterfly
Jefferson Airplane
Janis Joplin
Melanie
Mountain
Quill
Santana
John Sebastian
Sha-Na-Na
Ravi Shankar
Sly & The Family Stone
Bert Sommer
Sweetwater
Ten Years After
The Who
Johnny Winter
#Neil Young

I loved Santana. Maybe would could do their family trees! <LOL> Linell.

Hi Mike, yes Robert Plant, he lived at Hagley, apparently he is now in Kinver. At least he hasn't strayed far from his roots, moved about as far as we have! Best Wishes from Linell.

linell wrote:Hi Mike, yes Robert Plant, he lived at Hagley, apparently he is now in Kinver. At least he hasn't strayed far from his roots, moved about as far as we have! Best Wishes from Linell.

and apparently Vice president of Wolves

mikleed wrote:Sorry Rob I was thinking of the album "Dylanesque" by Brian Ferry (Roxy Music ) you may not of heard it ?
Mike.

Brian Ferry? Never heard of him or the album!! Dylan covers was it?

Sorry Mike, I didn't like Brian Ferry's Music, no wonder Rob has never heard of him My favourite band must be The Doobie Brothers, their 'Long Train Runnin' has to be my favourite track of all time, also loved The Doors, The Eagles, The Stones, Fleetwood Mac, Leonard Skinner, do you remember them Rob? Not forgetting Tamla Motown, brilliant stuff. Best Wishes from Linell.

Well........Each to his own ,I am afraid my taste in music can be a bit Avant Garde....I also like besides Dylan, Jimmi Hendrix, Van Morrison....Early music...Gregorian chant, The Chapel Royal, Emma Kirkby,...Barocue, and Medieval Music....I was well into Tamla when it was around...but moved on.Oh! and for my funeral William Blakes Jerusalem....and also Lark Ascending by Vaughan Williams.

Mike.

Well I don't remember Woodstock at all!
I bet it happened in that dismal period when I spent every summer holiday in "The highest village in Scotland" with no television for the most part. And my newspaper reading was limited to Andy Capp and the Broons comic strips at that age. I read a lot of books but the news passed me by.

gardener wrote:Well I don't remember Woodstock at all!
I bet it happened in that dismal period when I spent every summer holiday in "The highest village in Scotland" with no television for the most part. And my newspaper reading was limited to Andy Capp and the Broons comic strips at that age. I read a lot of books but the news passed me by.

broons you been reading the sunday post

Oh YES! I remember Woodstock! And I was sorty of Hippy-ish. Wore caftans, and hot pants and fringed suede long boots, and lots of long beads. Sat around in dim folk music cafes. Never smoked hash (not game), but noticed a rather strange smell to the smoke around the Uni Caf.

sigh ... those were the days ... There's a title for a song.

Di
(still on the road)

Hi Lin..........I suppose Brian Ferry and Roxy Music were a bit advanced at the time in 70's compared with what was around at the time it's the same with Van Morrison !.......but he still has a great following.

Best wishes.....Mike.

Rob........Why don't you like Google ? .....it's only as good as what you type in,surely ?
Mike.