I was there in '69, a number of other anniversaries, and this year's 50th. This video practically has me in tears seeing this all again. I shot a lot of video but not so documenrary-style as this. Beautiful! Kudos!
I was there to seventh row seats seven and eight I’m going this year to see Carlos and Earth wind and fire in the orchestra pit they upgraded me can’t wait and I feel you I almost had tears watching this
You really captured it so well! Not too much talk, great video. The museum really made a huge impact on me in 2018, my first visit and I still get tears in my eyes every time I go. I learned about the 50th that first visit and have returned for it, and at least once a year since. Wonderful place to visit and like you I am too young to have been at the original. But the community has kept the light burning all this time. Thank you and happy travels!
I grew up few minutes away from there and remember going in 1995 I was 15 to the anniversary it wasn’t bethel woods back then it was just land and a bunch of young kids hanging out with live bands .. it was the 90s so we heard bands playing nirvana music and Red Hot Chili Peppers . Me being only 15 I got pot and I got to drink a few cans of beers and hanged out with a few teens and college kids . What night it was real cool and carefree .
Thank you for posting this. It was a great day, a great weekend. We were there for all 4 days. It will certainly live as one of the true happiest moments of my life. Ed's story at the end is very touching. What a cool Nana he had
👏👏👏👏👏 video Our family had a hunting cabin up there from 1960-1972 in Woodstock and we went up for the weekend my folks didnt know about the festival and it took us hours to get up our road to the cabin and when we got there the front and back lawn was covered with people my dad freaked out but he found out about it from the neighbor and our land meet up to the farm next to the festival I was 16 yr old and lol that was the first time I got high on pot they were smoking in the woods . my parents said we were going to leave the next day saturday to go back to the city we lived in Queens NY Flushing area. when we came back the mext weekend we had some stuff to clean up but it wasn't that bad . we sold it in 72 and we moved to Fla. stay safe stay strong stay healthy. ✌❤✝💪👍🎅🤙🚍🚌🎉
Glenn Eldridge It was nice seeing a recap of that weekend. I was there for the 50th Anniversary. I was also there at the original Woodstock Festival. I wrote a book entitled, "We are Woodstock". Read the synopsis on Amazon and if you like it, buy it. It's a nice read with lots of information, but given to you in a novel form. Katherine Boyd on the Classic Vinyl XM station loved it and mentioned it on her show and the Woodstock Museum carries it. Thanks Ed for a little remembrance.
I love going there. Didn't m as me it there this year but am enjoying reliving Woodstock through the recent archive release. I have 2 Woodstock collections videos up. I'm obsessed with Woodstock. Great video. TY for sharing.
Now this looks like the actual crowd and lineup that the oldies from the og woodstock would actually be interested in lol. such a stark contrast from 94 and 99. If they threw the real woodstock that year, it wouldve ended even worse than 99 did, especially if they went through with MWPP for venue
Very cool, I never tire of listening /watching the Santana performance at the original Woodstock. I would have made an effort if I'd of known about this. Great video, Happy Trails!
I loved the VW hippie vans. If I wasn't living in it full time or maybe if it was just me I would totally do one of those. Either that or get a CA Crowne and paint it to look like a giant VW bus!
Had to be the most fun Ever! Also loved Ed's story. Can't wait to get on the road and hopefully meet you guys. Side note: Girl you keep rockin those abs!!!
It was very cool! Glad we got to meet Ed and others who attended the original Woodstock. It made it special. We hope to see you on the road sometime soon as well- and will do on the abs, haha.😋
Would love to visit the original site but not sure if I'll ever get the opportunity though. I'm from the UK and at 64 I may well have missed the boat. Love to watch the original clips from the festival. PS. is that little pond where some of the revellers bathed still there?
Looks like it was fun...wasnt born yet when the original took place but have watched the film over 50x since i saw it as a wee boy of 12. Opened my mind and ears to the fabulous sounds of the 60s!!
Very, very cool!!! I was celebrating my birthday this year elsewhere, would have loved to have been there!! Please get a microphone for interviews. Thx for sharing.
LOVE it! I (Meredith) grew up listening to Santana with my parents! Man, Woodstock alumni?!! I bet he has some stories to tell!! You guys looked like you had a blast!! Great video!
I cried watching this vid... my dad used to tell stories about Woodstock back in the 70's. Now it's a vlog on UA-cam. So commercialized. I'm sorry, I dislike the new world of selfies and posing... let's get back to the earth
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attended the 30th anniversary show 'a day in the garden'.met Wayne Rogers, a world famous waste head. (because of the film ,where he stumbles out of a port-o-san w/ a hash pipe that I'm told has opium in it). I won't repeat how much LSD he was on, because he'll tell you. but he was as lucid as can be in '99. a great guy. loves music. I hung around bullshitting w/ an American icon. hello, Wayne .hope you're out there .Arlo Guthrie was great on Sunday nite. he told his personal story about flying in w/ a State trooper, making it a great Summer night of storytelling. the only time I ever saw Arlo was that night, on historic ground.
Woodstock, the concert that allowed the masses to hear these great new styles of music that went on at least till the end of the century. Now music sucks ass again. Not even a Woodstock 50th anniversary will change that. People don't play instruments anymore, they just push buttons. Soon they wont even be doing that, there will be robots doing that. Or some machine will be doing that for you and we wont be waiting till the year 2525 for that.
Couldn't agree more with you buddy,music nowadays sucks.....no talent at all.....gone forever bands who actually wrote their own music and spoke from the heart.....
theres always that one old mf in the comments talking about how music isnt good anymore despite the fact never having listened to a single song made after the year 2000 that wasnt played for them on the radio.
also, the keys on a piano or keyboard are called keys. The pads on a drumpad are called pads. theyre not buttons, buttons typically serve a more simple purpose than creating music. but... ya know, whatever ya say, 73 yr old man on the internet lol
@@TheAbandonedAccount7 OH there's a couple two or three good songs in the past 20 yrs, but it still sucks and your whiney response only displays your jealousy of this fact. Do you mean you've never played drums electronically using your fingers? Well by gosh, even og's had those.
I was there in '69, a number of other anniversaries, and this year's 50th. This video practically has me in tears seeing this all again. I shot a lot of video but not so documenrary-style as this. Beautiful! Kudos!
I was born in 1986 lol so I missed the 1969 Woodstock but darn I wish I would have known about this Woodstock.
Doobies and Santana were so good that night, you could feel the extra energy
while I was posting, I couldn't help but be impressed w/ Carlos's playing here. hitting those notes.
I was there to seventh row seats seven and eight I’m going this year to see Carlos and Earth wind and fire in the orchestra pit they upgraded me can’t wait and I feel you I almost had tears watching this
Thats more i like the era of 1969 wood stock pure musician pure hippie
You really captured it so well! Not too much talk, great video. The museum really made a huge impact on me in 2018, my first visit and I still get tears in my eyes every time I go. I learned about the 50th that first visit and have returned for it, and at least once a year since. Wonderful place to visit and like you I am too young to have been at the original. But the community has kept the light burning all this time. Thank you and happy travels!
"WOODSTOCK 1969" THE GREATEST EVENT OF ALL TIME ON EARTH !!!!!!...............
I grew up few minutes away from there and remember going in 1995 I was 15 to the anniversary it wasn’t bethel woods back then it was just land and a bunch of young kids hanging out with live bands .. it was the 90s so we heard bands playing nirvana music and Red Hot Chili Peppers . Me being only 15 I got pot and I got to drink a few cans of beers and hanged out with a few teens and college kids . What night it was real cool and carefree .
It looked like another peaceful and loving day just like 50 years ago. Incredible the longevity of Santana
The only Woodstock I remember in 1969 was on an M14.
Thank you for your service.
so cool, bro
Keep pushing the message ✌️❤️
Beautiful ❤
Thank you for posting this. It was a great day, a great weekend. We were there for all 4 days. It will certainly live as one of the true happiest moments of my life. Ed's story at the end is very touching. What a cool Nana he had
👏👏👏👏👏 video Our family had a hunting cabin up there from 1960-1972 in Woodstock and we went up for the weekend my folks didnt know about the festival and it took us hours to get up our road to the cabin and when we got there the front and back lawn was covered with people my dad freaked out but he found out about it from the neighbor and our land meet up to the farm next to the festival I was 16 yr old and lol that was the first time I got high on pot they were smoking in the woods . my parents said we were going to leave the next day saturday to go back to the city we lived in Queens NY Flushing area. when we came back the mext weekend we had some stuff to clean up but it wasn't that bad . we sold it in 72 and we moved to Fla. stay safe stay strong stay healthy.
✌❤✝💪👍🎅🤙🚍🚌🎉
We were sitting on the lawn, too, looks to be right around the same area where you were. It was a magical weekend for sure.
It's nice to see that a bunch of smaller Woodstocks went ahead anyway. Looks like a great experience.
Glenn Eldridge It was nice seeing a recap of that weekend. I was there for the 50th Anniversary. I was also there at the original Woodstock Festival. I wrote a book entitled, "We are Woodstock". Read the synopsis on Amazon and if you like it, buy it. It's a nice read with lots of information, but given to you in a novel form. Katherine Boyd on the Classic Vinyl XM station loved it and mentioned it on her show and the Woodstock Museum carries it. Thanks Ed for a little remembrance.
Just finished reading your book Glenn,it was truly wonderful!!!! really enjoyed your style of writing,many thanks from Alan , United kingdom
If you bought it on Amazon, please leave a review.
Ah many thanks Glenn,I'll leave a review for your wonderful book on Amazon,an amazing read and one day hopefully I'll see you at Woodstock
Thank you for sharing this video it made my day I’m going in August to see Carlos in Earth wind and fire and I can’t wait
I love going there. Didn't m as me it there this year but am enjoying reliving Woodstock through the recent archive release. I have 2 Woodstock collections videos up. I'm obsessed with Woodstock. Great video. TY for sharing.
Now this looks like the actual crowd and lineup that the oldies from the og woodstock would actually be interested in lol. such a stark contrast from 94 and 99. If they threw the real woodstock that year, it wouldve ended even worse than 99 did, especially if they went through with MWPP for venue
Woodstock 2019 was great!Even though it didn’t have the same power as the 69’ one it was very very awesome!
It was awesome!
Enjoyed very much! Thank you! Fair Winds and Smiles.
Nice video! Enjoyed Ed's interview at the end
Very cool, I never tire of listening /watching the Santana performance at the original Woodstock. I would have made an effort if I'd of known about this. Great video, Happy Trails!
Very cool video! Thanks for sharing/posting.
This is amazing !
First place I am going when they invent Time Machines
I loved the VW hippie vans. If I wasn't living in it full time or maybe if it was just me I would totally do one of those.
Either that or get a CA Crowne and paint it to look like a giant VW bus!
They were awesome, & we'd love to see that!🚌
Must of been quite an experience - although I lived in Connecticut at the time - I was a tad to young to go.
Had to be the most fun Ever! Also loved Ed's story. Can't wait to get on the road and hopefully meet you guys. Side note: Girl you keep rockin those abs!!!
It was very cool! Glad we got to meet Ed and others who attended the original Woodstock. It made it special. We hope to see you on the road sometime soon as well- and will do on the abs, haha.😋
Would love to visit the original site but not sure if I'll ever get the opportunity though. I'm from the UK and at 64 I may well have missed the boat. Love to watch the original clips from the festival. PS. is that little pond where some of the revellers bathed still there?
So awesome! Great video🚎💙
Thanks for watching friends!✌️💚🚌
Great video ya'll and a fabulous year
Looks like it was fun...wasnt born yet when the original took place but have watched the film over 50x since i saw it as a wee boy of 12. Opened my mind and ears to the fabulous sounds of the 60s!!
I was there no not at Woodstock 69 I was at the anniversary with my favorite uncle who unfortunately passed from Covid the following year 😢.
Very, very cool!!! I was celebrating my birthday this year elsewhere, would have loved to have been there!! Please get a microphone for interviews. Thx for sharing.
Thank you for watching! Happy belated birthday! 🎂
LOVE it! I (Meredith) grew up listening to Santana with my parents! Man, Woodstock alumni?!! I bet he has some stories to tell!! You guys looked like you had a blast!! Great video!
I cried watching this vid... my dad used to tell stories about Woodstock back in the 70's. Now it's a vlog on UA-cam. So commercialized. I'm sorry, I dislike the new world of selfies and posing... let's get back to the earth
I was there.one of the italians that attendet the concert
What type of camera did you use to film this? I am wondering if you are allowed to bring a go-pro into a concert
The best and root of all the festivals of rock músic u like it ot not just go back to 69 woodstock
Please read Matthew 25:31~46 and obey it, our eternal destiny depends upon our obedience or disobedience to this scripture. 🕊🦋🌹
Jesus will Bless you with His Peace if you repent of your sins and let Him into your heart.
Are they still farming around there? The fireworks are not kind to them.
NO RIOTS AT THIS WOODSTOCK? 😋😉
i was there
John Coltrane quote for those who have culture.
drogas,sexo,amor y buena musica asi fue woodstock!!!!
can hardly hear this..
Nuts
Woodstock 2020 online
attended the 30th anniversary show 'a day in the garden'.met Wayne Rogers, a world famous waste head. (because of the film ,where he stumbles out of a port-o-san w/ a hash pipe that I'm told has opium in it). I won't repeat how much LSD he was on, because he'll tell you. but he was as lucid as can be in '99. a great guy. loves music. I hung around bullshitting w/ an American icon. hello, Wayne .hope you're out there .Arlo Guthrie was great on Sunday nite. he told his personal story about flying in w/ a State trooper, making it a great Summer night of storytelling. the only time I ever saw Arlo was that night, on historic ground.
sounds like the real woodstock wouldve been a better time. wouldve rather drink dook-water than whatever this is you described lol
Woodstock, the concert that allowed the masses to hear these great new styles of music that went on at least till the end of the century.
Now music sucks ass again.
Not even a Woodstock 50th anniversary will change that.
People don't play instruments anymore, they just push buttons.
Soon they wont even be doing that, there will be robots doing that.
Or some machine will be doing that for you and we wont be waiting till the year 2525 for that.
Couldn't agree more with you buddy,music nowadays sucks.....no talent at all.....gone forever bands who actually wrote their own music and spoke from the heart.....
theres always that one old mf in the comments talking about how music isnt good anymore despite the fact never having listened to a single song made after the year 2000 that wasnt played for them on the radio.
@@allansmith5248 lmaooooo such a dumb comment. you old mfs have no brain cells left, smoked em all back in the 60s and 70s hahahahaha
also, the keys on a piano or keyboard are called keys. The pads on a drumpad are called pads. theyre not buttons, buttons typically serve a more simple purpose than creating music. but... ya know, whatever ya say, 73 yr old man on the internet lol
@@TheAbandonedAccount7 OH there's a couple two or three good songs in the past 20 yrs, but it still sucks and your whiney response only displays your jealousy of this fact.
Do you mean you've never played drums electronically using your fingers?
Well by gosh, even og's had those.
Fuck its all so millenialized now. God damn we wrecked everything
The comments of sylvester bester tester is true the just sing for that none sense push button karaoki machine for lazy singer