Iconic Guitar Moments From Woodstock 1969
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
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yessir. in this video I review my top 3 favorite guitar moments from Woodstock 1969... can you dig it
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The Santana thing was legendary. He said in an interview, he thought the headstock turned into a snake and was coming at him haha
Was he high durin that?
@@tmmuscics2753extremely high.
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Yeah The Grateful Dead gave him lsd ir something like that
@@Rikisballs oh yeah your right, I remember him saying that while he was playing he thought the headstock was snake and that’s why he was flinching so much
@@Rikisballsthat tracks
The star spangled banner has to be one of the most iconic moments by far
Im surprised it didnt make the list
Can’t just be all Jimi moments bru we know how great he is
Not gonna lie idk why people love his star spangled banner so much. Easily one of the hardest hendrix tracks to listen too it’s mostly just noise. And I love hendrix man
@@cqqfjfghgz5704 because it's powerful and fractured, a fuzzy critique on american culture.
@@cqqfjfghgz5704 it might not be a super pleasant listen totally devoid of context, but holy shit what a powerful and pivotal moment in history, and how fucking cool is it that we have recordings of it?
Alvin’s Lee “I’m going home” was mind-blowing. Expected to see it here 😢
Me too
#Me2
Or even Johnny Winter (featuring Edgar Winter), or Robbie Robertson from The Band. Or Ravi Shankar as an unexpected twist.
Swing and a miss
Alvin Lee stole the show.
the fact that woodstock created so many legendary moments, they really lived man
fun fact, Santana was on acid and thought the guitar neck was moving around, so he made faces to control it
Edit(1000 likes!?, dang!)
Bro why are you censoring the word "acid"? Just say "LSD" if it pains you.
@@5usp3c7 oh, I thought UA-cam was going to get mad
The fact that he thought that making faces would stop the neck from moving around just makes perfect sense.
@@shredman87.57youtube doesn’t care abt you big man don’t worry
@@AllPurposeWater ok, thanks man
Pete Townshend's playing was definitely top 3
Alvin Lee of Ten Years After doing I’m going home, no argument the best of Woodstock.
Those are fantastic, but I think the performances by Mountain at woodstock are worth a mention. Leslie West's riffage is incredible, and the bassist and drummer keep the groove going very nicely. One of my personal favorites from woodstock has to be "Southbound Train" by Mountain. Check it out if you can
Soul sacrifice was somthing else. Everyone on that stage was somewhere else but the same place. The drummer was cracked, so was the bassist and the rest of percussion, then Santana was working his magic. What I would do to have been there
Richie Havens deserves more love
Today is the 10th anniversary of Richie's passing, and my 30th birthday, so I decided to make a little tribute to him:
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Please share it with all Richie Havens' fans
pete townshend smashing his guitar on abbie hoffman’s head was also iconic
“Fuck off my fucking stage!”
Alvin Lee and Johny Winter cant be forgotten, please
It is so cool to see what the crazy guitar stuff was at the time. Especially when you have bands like polyphia and Steve vai
steve vai isnt a band
@@hinglemccringleberry9389 you’re fun
Did you overlook 10 Years After? I’m going Home? Dudes shredding
Check out Alvin Lee with Ten Years After. On fire it was!
Richie Havers completely made up the freedom song on the spot that day at Woodstock
Alvin Lee's "I'm Going Home" is the most iconic guitar played at Woodstock
Thank you sir!
Just gotta say, holy shit the entire Hendrix bit of Woodstock was amazing, not just the improv which is already super impressive. He really was a guitar god.
Actually, nah, he surpassed the rank of guitar god, that man was a fucking guitar galaxy.
Hearing Santana talk about his trip that day is one of the funniest things ever. He said that he was convinced in that moment that he was responsible for “taming” or wrestling with the neck of his guitar, which had taken on the form of an electric snake lol.
Dude, check out Ten Years After playing "I'm going home". Alvin Lee and the red 335. Iconic!
No appreciation for Mr. Alvin Lee? Ten Year After's "Going Home" was indeed a fierce performance!
god i wish i was there.
My grandpa got me the vinyl for ‘69 last year, will be something to remember him by
Alvin Lee. I'm going home. Very under rated guitar player
Alvin Lee from the band Ten Years After tore it up as well
great videos man, Thank you
I can't believe you're talking about woodstock shredding, and yet, not ONE mention of the best one: Ten Years After!!
All of them man , all of them
I wish you included the Star Spangled Banner by Jimi Hendrix, that solo was legendary
Them 3 were epic
Thats one thing I took away from Woodstock was how GOOD the music was. Santana was great.
Umm...Alvin Lee and Ten Years After??? That was shred before there was shred!
This dude rocks.
Forming bands is getting archaic.
I was a kid in the 90s and already rock was getting archaic, and I didn't think cool dudes would still be around in 2020+ AD jamming out.🍺
You can't not include Mountain! Leslie West is a huge guitarist of the 60s, with amaziing vibrato, tone, and general control of the guitar
You missed Alvin Lee! 🎸☮️💕
Are we not goin to talk about the spangle banner
Bro Carlos wasn't JUST tripping, it was his first time EVER tripping, makes it so much more impressive tbh.
Santana is an absolute genius with the guitar
'he performed while tripping. That's just unheard of' meanwhile the 70s and 80s rock and metal scenes....
I think one you missed was Pete townsends closing solo to end the whos set. The distortion, feedback, playing, and image are all heavily underrated.
RHCP: **see Jimi Hendrix riff** **steal it**
Holy shit, I JUST now realized that we have the guitar strap 🔥
Alvin Lee Ten Years After
The fact Alvin Lee wasn’t mentioned here is criminal
I thoroughly enjoyed this Ty
your amazing at guitar keep it up
Do a Woodstock '94 Green day video, please, love your videos.
Loves the first Woodstock jam song i forgot the lyrics of the song
Yeah bro so good from Costa Rica 🇨🇷♥️
I’ve been there working as a stage hand at the new amphitheater in bethel wood there is now a museum and a monument so cool
You forgot Leslie West and Mountain. Everyone always forget that they played at Woodstock too.
Would love to hear I’m Going Home by Ten Years After and Naked Eye by The Who if you decide to do a part 2
Damn, Mikey!! ❤
I was confident I was going to be able to come to the comments and say you forgot about Richie Havens but clearly you know your stuff. 🤙
sanatana was floatin man
You mean over 500,000 people but awesome video again my friend
The solo from buzzy feiten(guitarist for paul butterfield on woodstock) is one of my favorite blues solos of all time
You need to do tutorial videos bro I’m emotionally invested into your shorts. I’d love to see more full size videos
You stay outta his shorts!
Besides his guitar skills I’ve always loved Hendrix for his crazy style, the outfits always went super hard, the coats or jackets, the colors, he was just always groovy as hell
Richie Havens had the biggest thumb I’d ever seen. He could bar across the whole fretboard with it.
Not going to mention Alvin Lee and his legendary night performance by helicopter
Johnny winter never gets mentioned!!!
The Santana bit starts of like Layla..
Yo tengo el gran poder de decir que Carlos Santana nació en mi pueblo, Autlan de Navarro Jalisco México. 👾👾
You rock man!
What about Alvin Lee of Ten Years After. He was a legitimate shredder for his time and his Woodstock performance was nothing short of spectacular.
10 years after.. Alvin Lee
How he didn't mention the star spangled banner is beyond me!
Playing guitar on acid actually works incredibly well, there's a reason Hendrix did and when you're try it, ir makes more sense.
Allegedly.
Yeah that really wasn't all that "unheard of".
Most iconic Woodstock moment is Break Stuff by Limp Bizkit
Actually it was just one of those days
Limp Bizkit is better than everyone who played in 1969
@@Ottophil I love limp Bizkit but are you insane?
That song is insane
I really thought you said "all while shitting..." about Santana.
Good thing I looked at the comments on that on haha
Grateful Dead Woodstock’69
John Fogerty from CCR played great solos on his Rickenbacker 325 while thousands of people were sleeping. It was freaking 2 AM despite the fact that they were supposed to come out and play at 9 PM
Same could be said of Hendrix. Played on the morning of the last day. Most people had left and missed the performance. Didn't really become famous until the movie came out.
That Hendrix "Jam" is on Villanova Junction. It's far better on that recording than the woodstock version and is 27 minutes of brilliance.
The build up and climax at 7:30 ish onwards will make you feel like you just have.
I love soul sacrifice from Woodstock it’s like my favorite lives to watch
love the vid mikey
I have that same guitar strap with the roses
Alvin Lee you should be on that list
You could do a second edition of this video, which would include Alvin Lee's performance. It was pretty kick-ass
Alvin Lee and Pete Townsend deserve a mention.
After Santana's performance in Woodsrock, Jimi Hendrix approached Carlos and asked him if can if he can join his band in future projects. Carlos no. 🤣😂 Carlos said later in the 1990s that Hendrix would of taken his whole band.
Jimi got $14,000 for playing Woodstock, Santana got $750...and he had to split it with the band.
Alvin Lee of Ten Years After, playing "goin' home"
“All while tripping, that’s unheard of”
The Grateful Dead…
You guys should check mountains Woodstock performance
Your skills are very impressive
Two other outstanding performances that were not seen in the film were Leslie West and Mountain and Johnny Winter. If there were a roof over the place, those guys would've blown it off! 🎸👊🤘🔥🙏
yo I didn't know Johnny Winter was at woostock!
He's a very underrated player. he's a baddass blues player
Nice
anyone else heard that lick thats basically Layla at the start of Santana?
Jerry Garcia gave Santana that trip that day
Can you do woodstock 99 next?
Man I wish I was at woodstock
Would like to get your thoughts on the passing of the Master, Jeff Beck. 😢
It,s sad enough. We,d better not talk
You forgot about the who when they performed sparks
Cool, now do woodstock 99, I need my nu metal bounce riff kicks
Ten years after????
I can dig it
Ya got one thing wrong and missed one cool guitar fact. It was the Richie Havens song that was wrote on stage, I never hear that about Hendrix so I guess you could be half right and in Santana's band was a 17 year old Neil Schone of Journey playing in his band..
Alvin Lee man.... Hendrix the first for sure but Alvin Lee Killing other guitarist