Be bop a lula

Gene Vincent - Be Bop a Lula - 1969

Urgh! A music war (parte 7)

Urgh! A Music War is a British film released in 1981 featuring performances by punk rock, New Wave, and post-punk acts, filmed in 1980.

Track listing

Parte 1
1. Opening credits
2. The Police – "Driven to Tears"
3. Wall of Voodoo – "Back in Flesh"
4. Toyah Willcox – "Danced"
Parte 2
5. John Cooper Clarke – "Health Fanatic"
6. Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark – "Enola Gay"
7. Chelsea – "I’m on Fire"
Parte 3
8. Oingo Boingo – "Ain’t This the Life"
9. Echo & the Bunnymen – "The Puppet"
10. Jools Holland – "Foolish I Know"
Parte 4
11. XTC – "Respectable Street"
12. Klaus Nomi – "Total Eclipse"
13. Athletico Spizz 80 – "Where’s Captain Kirk?"
Parte 5
14. The Go-Go's – "We Got the Beat"
15. Dead Kennedys – "Bleed for Me"
16. Steel Pulse – "Ku Klux Klan"
Parte 6
17. Gary Numan – "Down in the Park"
18. Joan Jett and the Blackhearts – "Bad Reputation"
19. Magazine – "Model Worker"
Parte 7
20. Surf Punks – "My Beach"
Surf Punks My Beach Live 1980 Urgh! A Music War
21. The Members – "Offshore Banking Business"
Members -Offshore Banking Business (live Urgh! a Music War)
22. Au Pairs – "Come Again"
The Au Pairs - Come Again (Urgh! A Music War) Parte 8
23. The Cramps – "Tear It Up"
24. Invisible Sex – "Valium"
25. Pere Ubu – "Birdies"
Parte 9
26. Devo – "Uncontrollable Urge"
27. The Alley Cats – "Nothing Means Nothing Anymore"
28. John Otway – "Cheryl’s Going Home"
Parte 10
29. Gang of Four – "He’d Send in the Army"
30. 999 – "Homicide"
31. The Fleshtones – "Shadowline"
Parte 11
32. X – "Beyond and Back"
33. Skafish – "Sign of the Cross"
34. Splodgenessabounds – "Two Little Boys"
Parte 12 y final
35. UB40 – "Madame Medusa"
36. The Police – "Roxanne"
37. The Police – "So Lonely"
38. Klaus Nomi – "Aria (from Samson and Delilah)" (End credits)

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Eddy Mitchell

Urgh! A music war (parte 6)

Urgh! A Music War is a British film released in 1981 featuring performances by punk rock, New Wave, and post-punk acts, filmed in 1980.

Track listing

Parte 1
1. Opening credits
2. The Police – "Driven to Tears"
3. Wall of Voodoo – "Back in Flesh"
4. Toyah Willcox – "Danced"
Parte 2
5. John Cooper Clarke – "Health Fanatic"
6. Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark – "Enola Gay"
7. Chelsea – "I’m on Fire"
Parte 3
8. Oingo Boingo – "Ain’t This the Life"
9. Echo & the Bunnymen – "The Puppet"
10. Jools Holland – "Foolish I Know"
Parte 4
11. XTC – "Respectable Street"
12. Klaus Nomi – "Total Eclipse"
13. Athletico Spizz 80 – "Where’s Captain Kirk?"
Parte 5
14. The Go-Go's – "We Got the Beat"
15. Dead Kennedys – "Bleed for Me"
16. Steel Pulse – "Ku Klux Klan"
Parte 6
17. Gary Numan – "Down in the Park"
Gary Numan - Down in the Park (live)
18. Joan Jett and the Blackhearts – "Bad Reputation"
Joan Jett - Bad Reputation (Live Clip)
19. Magazine – "Model Worker"
Magazine - "Model Worker" (LIVE) Urgh! A Music War Parte 7
20. Surf Punks – "My Beach"
21. The Members – "Offshore Banking Business"
22. Au Pairs – "Come Again"
Parte 8
23. The Cramps – "Tear It Up"
24. Invisible Sex – "Valium"
25. Pere Ubu – "Birdies"
Parte 9
26. Devo – "Uncontrollable Urge"
27. The Alley Cats – "Nothing Means Nothing Anymore"
28. John Otway – "Cheryl’s Going Home"
Parte 10
29. Gang of Four – "He’d Send in the Army"
30. 999 – "Homicide"
31. The Fleshtones – "Shadowline"
Parte 11
32. X – "Beyond and Back"
33. Skafish – "Sign of the Cross"
34. Splodgenessabounds – "Two Little Boys"
Parte 12 y final
35. UB40 – "Madame Medusa"
36. The Police – "Roxanne"
37. The Police – "So Lonely"
38. Klaus Nomi – "Aria (from Samson and Delilah)" (End credits)

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Eric Burdon, Klaus 'Major' Heuser, Rory Gallagher, David Lindley, Wolfgang Niedecken

Urgh! A music war (parte 5)

Urgh! A Music War is a British film released in 1981 featuring performances by punk rock, New Wave, and post-punk acts, filmed in 1980.

Track listing

1. Opening credits
2. The Police – "Driven to Tears"
3. Wall of Voodoo – "Back in Flesh"
4. Toyah Willcox – "Danced"

Parte 2

5. John Cooper Clarke – "Health Fanatic"
6. Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark – "Enola Gay"
7. Chelsea – "I’m on Fire"

Parte 3

8. Oingo Boingo – "Ain’t This the Life"
9. Echo & the Bunnymen – "The Puppet"
10. Jools Holland – "Foolish I Know"

Parte 4

11. XTC – "Respectable Street"
12. Klaus Nomi – "Total Eclipse"
13. Athletico Spizz 80 – "Where’s Captain Kirk?"


14. The Go-Go's – "We Got the Beat"
Go Gos - We Got the Beat (live)


15. Dead Kennedys – "Bleed for Me"
Dead Kennedys - 'Bleed for me' from 'Urgh! a Music War


16. Steel Pulse – "Ku Klux Klan"
Steel Pulse "Ku Klux Klan" Live (Urgh! A Music War)

Parte 6

17. Gary Numan – "Down in the Park"
18. Joan Jett and the Blackhearts – "Bad Reputation"
19. Magazine – "Model Worker"

Parte 7

20. Surf Punks – "My Beach"
21. The Members – "Offshore Banking Business"
22. Au Pairs – "Come Again"

Parte 8

23. The Cramps – "Tear It Up"
24. Invisible Sex – "Valium"
25. Pere Ubu – "Birdies"

Parte 9

26. Devo – "Uncontrollable Urge"
27. The Alley Cats – "Nothing Means Nothing Anymore"
28. John Otway – "Cheryl’s Going Home"

Parte 10

29. Gang of Four – "He’d Send in the Army"
30. 999 – "Homicide"
31. The Fleshtones – "Shadowline"

Parte 11

32. X – "Beyond and Back"
33. Skafish – "Sign of the Cross"
34. Splodgenessabounds – "Two Little Boys"

Parte 12 y final

35. UB40 – "Madame Medusa"
36. The Police – "Roxanne"
37. The Police – "So Lonely"
38. Klaus Nomi – "Aria (from Samson and Delilah)" (End credits)

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The Drifters, later to become The Shadows,

Urgh! A music war (parte 4)

Urgh! A Music War is a British film released in 1981 featuring performances by punk rock, New Wave, and post-punk acts, filmed in 1980.

Track listing

Parte 1
1. Opening credits
2. The Police – "Driven to Tears"
3. Wall of Voodoo – "Back in Flesh"
4. Toyah Willcox – "Danced"
Parte 2
5. John Cooper Clarke – "Health Fanatic"
6. Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark – "Enola Gay"
7. Chelsea – "I’m on Fire"
Parte 3
8. Oingo Boingo – "Ain’t This the Life"
9. Echo & the Bunnymen – "The Puppet"
10. Jools Holland – "Foolish I Know"

Parte 4
11. XTC – "Respectable Street"
XTC "Respectable Street" live from Urgh! a Music War
12. Klaus Nomi – "Total Eclipse"
Klaus Nomi - Total Eclipse (live)
13. Athletico Spizz 80 – "Where’s Captain Kirk?"
Spizzenergie / Where's Captain Kirk? Parte 5
14. The Go-Go's – "We Got the Beat"
15. Dead Kennedys – "Bleed for Me"
16. Steel Pulse – "Ku Klux Klan"
Parte 6
17. Gary Numan – "Down in the Park"
18. Joan Jett and the Blackhearts – "Bad Reputation"
19. Magazine – "Model Worker"
Parte 7
20. Surf Punks – "My Beach"
21. The Members – "Offshore Banking Business"
22. Au Pairs – "Come Again"
Parte 8
23. The Cramps – "Tear It Up"
24. Invisible Sex – "Valium"
25. Pere Ubu – "Birdies"
Parte 9
26. Devo – "Uncontrollable Urge"
27. The Alley Cats – "Nothing Means Nothing Anymore"
28. John Otway – "Cheryl’s Going Home"
Parte 10
29. Gang of Four – "He’d Send in the Army"
30. 999 – "Homicide"
31. The Fleshtones – "Shadowline"
Parte 11
32. X – "Beyond and Back"
33. Skafish – "Sign of the Cross"
34. Splodgenessabounds – "Two Little Boys"
Parte 12 y final
35. UB40 – "Madame Medusa"
36. The Police – "Roxanne"
37. The Police – "So Lonely"
38. Klaus Nomi – "Aria (from Samson and Delilah)" (End credits)

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D & The Hutong Cats, Live at the Red Capital Club, Beijing September 27, 2008

Urgh! A music war (parte 3)

Urgh! A Music War is a British film released in 1981 featuring performances by punk rock, New Wave, and post-punk acts, filmed in 1980.

Track listing

Parte 1
1. Opening credits
2. The Police – "Driven to Tears"
3. Wall of Voodoo – "Back in Flesh"
4. Toyah Willcox – "Danced"
Parte 2
5. John Cooper Clarke – "Health Fanatic"
6. Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark – "Enola Gay"
7. Chelsea – "I’m on Fire"

Parte 3
8. Oingo Boingo – "Ain’t This the Life"
Oingo Boingo Aint this the life Live Urgh! A Music War
9. Echo & the Bunnymen – "The Puppet"
Echo and The Bunnymen - The Puppet
10. Jools Holland – "Foolish I Know"
Jools Holland - Foolish I Know Live France Aug 28, 1980 Parte 4
11. XTC – "Respectable Street"
12. Klaus Nomi – "Total Eclipse"
13. Athletico Spizz 80 – "Where’s Captain Kirk?"
Parte 5
14. The Go-Go's – "We Got the Beat"
15. Dead Kennedys – "Bleed for Me"
16. Steel Pulse – "Ku Klux Klan"
Parte 6
17. Gary Numan – "Down in the Park"
18. Joan Jett and the Blackhearts – "Bad Reputation"
19. Magazine – "Model Worker"
Parte 7
20. Surf Punks – "My Beach"
21. The Members – "Offshore Banking Business"
22. Au Pairs – "Come Again"
Parte 8
23. The Cramps – "Tear It Up"
24. Invisible Sex – "Valium"
25. Pere Ubu – "Birdies"
Parte 9
26. Devo – "Uncontrollable Urge"
27. The Alley Cats – "Nothing Means Nothing Anymore"
28. John Otway – "Cheryl’s Going Home"
Parte 10
29. Gang of Four – "He’d Send in the Army"
30. 999 – "Homicide"
31. The Fleshtones – "Shadowline"
Parte 11
32. X – "Beyond and Back"
33. Skafish – "Sign of the Cross"
34. Splodgenessabounds – "Two Little Boys"
Parte 12 y final
35. UB40 – "Madame Medusa"
36. The Police – "Roxanne"
37. The Police – "So Lonely"
38. Klaus Nomi – "Aria (from Samson and Delilah)" (End credits)

Desecration

Ayer una nueva banda publicó el primero de sus trabajos. Se trata de Desecration, una joven banda thrashmetalera de Viladecans. Joven porque acaba de publicar su primer tema y joven por la edad de sus componentes: Albert Marcé, Christian Rodríguez y Lucas Melcón. Para quienes les hemos conocido, sabemos que ha sido un largo camino. Años de trabajo, de práctica, de ilusiones y frustraciones; un tiempo durante el cual han mantenido un equipo de trabajo que culmina con un primer tema lleno de fuerza. El tema ha sido grabado por ellos con las herramientas disponibles y hay que felicitarles por la calidad de un trabajo amateur y artesanal como el que han realizado. Podríamos ahora extendernos en la caña de la entrada, en los cambios del primer minuto, en la letra, la voz que la lanza, los solos, ese estribillo llamado a ser gritado en los conciertos o en ese final... pero lo dejaremos para otro día. Ahora toca que visitéis su MySpace, que está muy trabajado, por cierto, que escuchéis su primer tema y que permanezcáis atentos a sus siguientes pasos. Desecration toman su nombre del tema "Desecration of my youth" de Steelgar, del álbum "Beware", cuya letra incluimos al final. Estamos seguros de que Desecration nos darán mucho de que hablar en el futuro.

Yesterday, a new band launched his first record. We are talking about Desecration, a young thrash metal band from Viladecans, Barcelona, Spain. Young because they are publishing their first work ans ypung also because the age of the members: Albert Marcé, Christian Rodríguez y Lucas Melcón. Those of us who knew them during the past years we know there has been a long way for them. years of hard working, illusions, frustrations; a long way they have travelled keeping the team work that has released a first strong and kick ass song. That song has been recorded by themselves and we must congratulate them for the final quality of a work so amateur and handcrafted.. Now we could start talking about the powerfull start, the rithm canges in the first minute, the lyrics, the voice who throws it, the guitar solos, the chorus made to be shout in live performances, the final... but we will wait. By now, we suggest you to visit their MySpace, well worked, to hear their first song and to wait for more news. Desecratioon took their name from the de Steelgar song "Desecration of my youth" from their álbum "Beware" (we include the lyrics of that song at the end). We are quite sure Desecration will offer a lot of things to talk and write in the next future.

Desecration: Face your fear

Confused, controlled Everyday for all Thrashed, smashed Destroyed at last Scared! Society is hunting you Scared! It's raping your youth Scared! Never saying the truth

Scared! Society is hunting you Scared! It's raping your youth Scared! They're fucking you Life's not easy but now you have to Face! your fear Accept! your war

Killing your demons Starting to fight Breaking the law Living to fuck! What are you waiting for? What do you think that we're waiting for? Face! your fear Accept! your war

DESECRATION OF MY YOUTH (STEELGAR) ▼

DESECRATION OF MY YOUTH (STEELGAR)

You impressed a barcode
Right from the womb
Installed a nosy cam
In every single room
On behalf of freedom
I'm not allowed to think
Life's been forbidden now, unless it's
for cosume

Desecration of my youth
Domination is your only truth

Dictate my fun ways
When i'm cagged or dead
Show me the hapiness
Inside this cattle shed
Your brave policemen
They protect and serve
They also hurt and kill
And torture, but who cares?

Desecration...

Desecration of my youth!

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The furious & Cavan Grogan at Rockers Reunion 2008

Urgh! A music war (parte 2)

Urgh! A Music War is a British film released in 1981 featuring performances by punk rock, New Wave, and post-punk acts, filmed in 1980.

Track listing

Parte 1
1. Opening credits
2. The Police – "Driven to Tears"
3. Wall of Voodoo – "Back in Flesh"
4. Toyah Willcox – "Danced"
Parte 2
5. John Cooper Clarke – "Health Fanatic"
John Cooper Clarke Health Fanatic Urgh! A Music War
6. Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark – "Enola Gay"
OMD Enola Gay Live Urgh! A Music War Sep 19th 1980 Guild Hall
7. Chelsea – "I’m on Fire"
Chelsea - Urgh The Music War Parte 3
8. Oingo Boingo – "Ain’t This the Life"
9. Echo & the Bunnymen – "The Puppet"
10. Jools Holland – "Foolish I Know"
Parte 4
11. XTC – "Respectable Street"
12. Klaus Nomi – "Total Eclipse"
13. Athletico Spizz 80 – "Where’s Captain Kirk?"
Parte 5
14. The Go-Go's – "We Got the Beat"
15. Dead Kennedys – "Bleed for Me"
16. Steel Pulse – "Ku Klux Klan"
Parte 6
17. Gary Numan – "Down in the Park"
18. Joan Jett and the Blackhearts – "Bad Reputation"
19. Magazine – "Model Worker"
Parte 7
20. Surf Punks – "My Beach"
21. The Members – "Offshore Banking Business"
22. Au Pairs – "Come Again"
Parte 8
23. The Cramps – "Tear It Up"
24. Invisible Sex – "Valium"
25. Pere Ubu – "Birdies"
Parte 9
26. Devo – "Uncontrollable Urge"
27. The Alley Cats – "Nothing Means Nothing Anymore"
28. John Otway – "Cheryl’s Going Home"
Parte 10
29. Gang of Four – "He’d Send in the Army"
30. 999 – "Homicide"
31. The Fleshtones – "Shadowline"
Parte 11
32. X – "Beyond and Back"
33. Skafish – "Sign of the Cross"
34. Splodgenessabounds – "Two Little Boys"
Parte 12 y final
35. UB40 – "Madame Medusa"
36. The Police – "Roxanne"
37. The Police – "So Lonely"
38. Klaus Nomi – "Aria (from Samson and Delilah)" (End credits)

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Tom Jones - Good Golly Miss Molly, Great Balls On Fire, Sweet Little Sixteen, Jailhouse Rock, Be Bop A Lula, Shake Rattle And Roll

Urgh! A music war

Urgh! A Music War is a British film released in 1981 featuring performances by punk rock, New Wave, and post-punk acts, filmed in 1980.

Track listing

1. Opening credits
2. The Police – "Driven to Tears"
The Police - Driven To Tears
3. Wall of Voodoo – "Back in Flesh"
Wall Of Voodoo Back In Flesh LIVE URGH! A Music War
4. Toyah Willcox – "Danced"
Toyah Wilcox Danced Live from Urgh! A Music War Parte 2
5. John Cooper Clarke – "Health Fanatic"
6. Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark – "Enola Gay"
7. Chelsea – "I’m on Fire"
Parte 3
8. Oingo Boingo – "Ain’t This the Life"
9. Echo & the Bunnymen – "The Puppet"
10. Jools Holland – "Foolish I Know"
Parte 4
11. XTC – "Respectable Street"
12. Klaus Nomi – "Total Eclipse"
13. Athletico Spizz 80 – "Where’s Captain Kirk?"
Parte 5
14. The Go-Go's – "We Got the Beat"
15. Dead Kennedys – "Bleed for Me"
16. Steel Pulse – "Ku Klux Klan"
Parte 6
17. Gary Numan – "Down in the Park"
18. Joan Jett and the Blackhearts – "Bad Reputation"
19. Magazine – "Model Worker"
Parte 7
20. Surf Punks – "My Beach"
21. The Members – "Offshore Banking Business"
22. Au Pairs – "Come Again"
Parte 8
23. The Cramps – "Tear It Up"
24. Invisible Sex – "Valium"
25. Pere Ubu – "Birdies"
Parte 9
26. Devo – "Uncontrollable Urge"
27. The Alley Cats – "Nothing Means Nothing Anymore"
28. John Otway – "Cheryl’s Going Home"
Parte 10
29. Gang of Four – "He’d Send in the Army"
30. 999 – "Homicide"
31. The Fleshtones – "Shadowline"
Parte 11
32. X – "Beyond and Back"
33. Skafish – "Sign of the Cross"
34. Splodgenessabounds – "Two Little Boys"
Parte 12 y final
35. UB40 – "Madame Medusa"
36. The Police – "Roxanne"
37. The Police – "So Lonely"
38. Klaus Nomi – "Aria (from Samson and Delilah)" (End credits)

40 años después de Woodstock (y III)

Domingo 17 de agosto, a Lunes 18 [editar]

Joe Cocker fue el primer concierto del día después de la noche maratónica, él abrió el inicio del programa del día a las dos de la tarde.

• Joe Cocker
  
  1. Delta Lady
  2. Some Things Goin' On
  3. Let's Go Get Stoned
  4. I Shall Be Released
  5. With a Little Help from My Friends
• Después de Joe Cocker el festival se suspendió durante unas horas por una fuerte tormenta.
• Country Joe and the Fish Con ellos se volvió a reanudar el concierto a las 6 de la tarde.
  
  1. Rock and Soul Music
  2. Thing Called Love
  3. Love Machine
  4. The "Fish" Cheer/I-Feel-Like-I'm-Fixin'-To-Die Rag
• Ten Years After
  
  1. Good Morning Little Schoolgirl
  2. I Can't Keep From Crying Sometimes
  3. I May Be Wrong, But I Won't Be Wrong Always
  4. Hear Me Calling
  5. I'm Going Home
• The Band
  
  1. Chest Fever
  2. Tears of Rage
  3. We Can Talk
  4. Don't You Tell Henry
  5. Don't Do It
  6. Ain't No More Cane
  7. Long Black Veil
  8. This Wheels On Fire
  9. I Shall Be Released
  10. The Weight
  11. Loving You Is Sweeter Than Ever
• Blood, Sweat & Tears fue sobre la medianoche con un recital de cinco canciones.
  
  1. More and More
  2. I Love You Baby More Than You Ever Know
  3. Spinning Wheel
  4. I Stand Accused
  5. Something Coming On
• Johnny Winter
  
  1. Mama, Talk to Your Daughter
  2. To Tell the Truth
  3. Johnny B. Goode
  4. Six Feet In the Ground
  5. Leland Mississippi Blues/Rock Me Baby
  6. Mean Mistreater
  7. I Can't Stand It (With Edgar Winter)
  8. Tobacco Road (With Edgar Winter)
  9. Mean Town Blues
• Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young empezaron a las tres de la mañana, su recital está separado en dos partes, parte acústica y otra eléctrica
  
  • Parte Acustica
  1. Suite: Judy Blue Eyes
  2. Blackbird
  3. Helplessly Hoping
  4. Guinnevere
  5. Marrakesh Express
  6. 4 + 20
  7. Mr. Soul
  8. Wonderin'
  9. You Don't Have To Cry
  • Parte Electrica
  1. Pre-Road Downs
  2. Long Time Gone
  3. Bluebird
  4. Sea of Madness
  5. Wooden Ships
  6. Find the Cost of Freedom
  7. 49 Bye-Byes
• Paul Butterfield Blues Band
  
  1. Everything's Gonna Be Alright
  2. Driftin'
  3. Born Under A Bad Sign
  4. Morning Sunrise
  5. Love March
• Sha-Na-Na
  
  1. Na Na Theme
  2. Jakety Jak
  3. Teen Angel
  4. Jailhouse Rock
  5. Wipe Out
  6. Who Wrote the Book of Love
  7. Duke of Earl
  8. At the Hop
  9. Na Na Theme
• Jimi Hendrix Insistió en ser él quien tocara en último lugar. Se programó su parte para la medianoche, pero por retrasos en el festival no tocó hasta las 9 de la mañana del lunes. Se dice que le llegaron a ver 500.000 personas, aunque empezó con un público de 80.000. El recital duró dos horas, siendo el concierto más largo de su historia. Tocó 18 canciones, concluyendo con Hey Joe:
  
  1. Message to Love
  2. Hear My Train A Comin'
  3. Spanish Castle Magic
  4. Red House
  5. Mastermind
  6. Lover Man
  7. Foxy Lady
  8. Jam Back At The House
  9. Izabella
  10. Get my heart Back together
  11. Gypsy Woman
  12. Fire
  13. Voodoo Child (Slight Return)/Stepping Stone
  14. Star Spangled Banner
  15. Purple Haze
  16. Woodstock Improvisation
  17. Villanova Junction
  18. Hey Joe

Be bop a lula

Queen - Big Spender, Jailhouse Rock, Stupid Cupid, and Be Bop a Lula

40 años después de Woodstock (II)

Sabado 16 de agosto [editar]

El concierto se reanudo a las 12:15 pm

• Quill, tocó durante 40 minutos un recital de 4 canciones
  
  1. They Live the Life
  2. BBY
  3. Waitin' For You
  4. Jam
• Keef Hartley Band
  
  1. Spanish Fly
  2. Believe In You
  3. Rock Me Baby
  4. Medley
  5. Leavin' Trunk
  6. Halfbreed
  7. Just To Cry
  8. Sinnin' For You
• Santana
  
  1. Waiting
  2. You Just Don't Care
  3. Savior
  4. Jingo
  5. Persuasion
  6. Soul Sacrifice
  7. Fried Neckbones
• Canned Heat
  
  1. A Change Is Gonna Come/Leaving This Town
  2. Going Up The Country
  3. Let's Work Together
  4. Woodstock Boogie
• Mountain, tocó durante una hora larga, su repertorio incluyó un tema de Jack Bruce's "Theme For An Imaginary Western"
  
  1. Blood of the Sun
  2. Stormy Monday
  3. Long Red
  4. Who Am I But You And The Sun
  5. Beside The Sea
  6. For Yasgur's Farm (then untitled)
  7. You and Me
  8. Theme For An Imaginary Western
  9. Waiting To Take You Away
  10. Dreams of Milk and Honey
  11. Blind Man
  12. Blue Suede Shoes
  13. Southbound Train
• Janis Joplin (Realizó dos repeticiones de Piece of My Heart y Ball and Chain).
  
  1. Raise Your Hand
  2. As Good As You've Been To This World
  3. To Love Somebody
  4. Summertime
  5. Try (Just A Little Bit Harder)
  6. Kosmic Blues
  7. Can't Turn you Loose
  8. Work Me Lord
  9. Piece of My Heart
  10. Ball and Chain
• Sly & The Family Stone empezaron a la 1:30 de la mañana
  
  1. Chip Monck Intro/M’Lady
  2. Sing A Simple Song
  3. You Can Make It If You Try
  4. Everyday People
  5. Dance To The Music
  6. I Want To Take You Higher
  7. Love City
  8. Stand!
• Grateful Dead
  
  1. St. Stephen
  2. Mama Tried
  3. Dark Star/High Time
  4. Turn On Your Love Light
• Creedence Clearwater Revival
  
  1. Born on the Bayou
  2. Green River
  3. Ninety-Nine and a Half (Won't Do)
  4. Commotion
  5. Bootleg
  6. Bad Moon Rising
  7. Proud Mary
  8. I Put A Spell On You
  9. Night Time is the Right Time
  10. Keep On Choogin'
  11. Suzie Q
• The Who comenzaron a las 3 de la mañana, tocaron 24 canciones incluyendo Tommy
  
  1. Heaven and Hell
  2. I Can't Explain
  3. It's a Boy
  4. 1921
  5. Amazing Journey
  6. Sparks
  7. Eyesight to the Blind
  8. Christmas
  9. Tommy Can You Hear Me?
  10. Acid Queen
  11. Pinball Wizard
  12. Abbie Hoffman Incident (see above section)
  13. Fiddle About
  14. There's a Doctor
  15. Go to the Mirror
  16. Smash the Mirror
  17. I'm Free
  18. Tommy's Holiday Camp
  19. We're Not Gonna Take It
  20. See Me, Feel Me
  21. Summertime Blues
  22. Shakin' All Over
  23. My Generation
  24. Naked Eye
• Jefferson Airplane empezaron a las 8 de la mañana, después de la maratón de la noche, su repertorio incluyó ocho canciones, su concierto en este festival es considerado por algunos como uno de los momentos más memorables de la historia del rock.
  
  1. Volunteers
  2. Somebody To Love
  3. The Other Side of This Life
  4. Plastic Fantastic Lover
  5. Saturday Afternoon/Won't You Try
  6. Eskimo Blue Day
  7. Uncle Sam's Blues
  8. White Rabbit

40 años después de Woodstock

La lista la hemos tomado de la wiki

Viernes 15 de agosto

El concierto empezó oficialmente a las 5:08 de la tarde, empezó con Richie Havens con un recital folk.

• Richie Havens (Abrió el festival - tocó 7 canciones)
  
  
  
  1. High Flyin' Bird
  2. I Can't Make It Anymore
  3. With A Little Help
  4. Strawberry Fields Forever
  5. Hey Jude
  6. I Had A Woman
  7. Handsome Johnny
  8. Freedom
• 
  Swami Satchidananda. Dio la invocación espiritual para el festival
• Country Joe McDonald. El tocó sin su banda The Fish
  
  1. I Find Myself Missing You
  2. Rockin' All Around The World
  3. Flyin' High All Over the World
  4. Seen A Rocket
  5. The "Fish" Cheer/I-Feel-Like-I'm-Fixin'-To-Die Rag
• John Sebastian
  
  1. How Have You Been
  2. Rainbows All Over Your Blues
  3. I Had A Dream
  4. Darlin' Be Home Soo
  5. Younger Generation



• Sweetwater
  
  1. What's Wrong
  2. Motherless Child
  3. Look Out
  4. For Pete's Sake
  5. Day Song
  6. Crystal Spider
  7. Two Worlds
  8. Why Oh Why
• Incredible String Band
  
  1. Invocation
  2. The Letter
  3. This Moment
  4. When You Find Out Who You Are
• Bert Sommer
  
  1. Jennifer
  2. The Road To Travel
  3. I Wondered Where You Be
  4. She's Gone
  5. Things Are Going my Way
  6. And When It's Over
  7. Jeanette
  8. America
  9. A Note That Read
  10. Smile
• Tim Hardin, an hour long set
  
  1. If I Were A Carpenter
  2. Misty Roses
• Ravi Shankar, tocó cinco canciones mientras estaba lloviendo
  
  1. Raga Puriya-Dhanashri/Gat In Sawarital
  2. Tabla Solo In Jhaptal
  3. Raga Manj Kmahaj
  4. Iap Jor
  5. Dhun In Kaharwa Tal
• Melanie
  
  1. Beautiful People
  2. Birthday of The Sun
• Arlo Guthrie
  
  1. Coming Into Los Angeles
  2. Walking Down the Line
  3. Amazing Grace
• Joan Baez
  
  1. Oh Happy Day
  2. The Last Thing On My Mind
  3. I Shall Be Released
  4. Joe Hill
  5. Sweet Sir Galahad
  6. Hickory Wind
  7. Drug Store Truck Driving Man
  8. I Live One Day At A Time
  9. Sweet Sunny South
  10. Warm and Tender Love
  11. Swing Low Sweet Chariot
  12. We Shall Overcome

Be bop a lula

The Adicts@Leipzig - "Be-Bop-A-Lula"

Happy Left-Handers Day!

Me he enterado vía Elentir, que se ha enterado vía Microsiervos de que hoy es el día de los zurdos. Y como en esta casa hay más zurdos que diestros...

Y aprovechando que hay unos pocos músicos zurdos...

Dick Dale & Steveie Ray Vaughan: Pipeline


Otro zurdo: Billy Ray Cyrus - 'Achy Breaky Heart'


Albert King - Blues Power


Tony Iommi-Lita Ford-Paranoid/Heaven and Hell (Capital Theater Passiac,N.J.)

Rock 'n Roll is Here to Stay

Está muy bien mirar al pasado y hacerlo con esa especie de alegría casi insultante con que lo hacían y siguen haciendo Sha-Na-Na, una de las bandas más divertidas que recuerdo.
Rock 'n Roll is Here to Stay (1970-07-04) Canada

En 1948 nació Scott Powell, conocido como Tony Santini en la serie de TV. Ahora Scott "is a Board Certified Orthopedic Surgeon, and with partner Bill Stetson, founded Stetson Powell Orthopedics and Sports Medicine, which has two locations in California. He provides such services as tennis elbow release, arthroscopic rotator cuff repair and total shoulder replacement. He serves in many capacities in the medical field, including being active in the Arthroscopy Association of North America, the American Orthopedic Society of Sports Medicine, and the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons. Powell is Team Physician for the United States Soccer Federation Women’s National Team, and is on the medical staffs of both the U.S. Soccer National Team and the United States Olympic Committee, and on the Board of Directors of United Cerebral Palsy. He is also Associate Clinical Professor at the USC Keck School of Medicine."
Buddy Holly homenajeado por unos geniales Sha-Na-Na

Q. When did Sha Na Na get started?
A. Sha Na Na began as an a capella group called the Kingsmen on the campus of Columbia University in New York back in 1969. The group originally performed a variety of songs, but the music of the '50s proved to be so popular that the members decided to stick to the oldies and Sha Na Na was born.

Q. How many original members of Sha Na Na are still with the group?
A. You'll see a lot of familiar faces in Sha Na Na's current lineup, including Jocko Marcellino, Screamin' Scott Simon, and Donny York. They've been joined by several talented musicians including Reggie Battise, Buzz Campbell, Jim Waldbillig and Paulie Kimbarow.

Duke of earl, pura magia

Q. Sha Na Na Alumni - Where Are They Now??

A. As far as we know:

Lennie Baker retired at the beginning of "2000" and resides in his home state of Massachusetts on the Island of Martha's Vineyard with Tess, his Jack Russell Terrier.

Scott “Santini” Powell is now an orthopedic surgeon in the L.A. area.

Denny Greene studied law after leaving the group and has worked as a college professor around the country.

Johnny Contardo was working as a journalist in the L.A. area.

Rob Leonard is currently Professor of Linguistics and Swahili
(undoubtedly the only Swahili professor to have played at Woodstock!)
at Hofstra University on Long Island, New York.

Original bass singer Alan Cooper (singing At The Hop in the Woodstock film) went on to be a professor of theology at the Jewish Theological Seminary.

Jon “Bowzer” Bauman lives with his family in the L.A. area and still tours as a solo act singing and hosting shows.

“Dirty Dan” Mc Bride is staying busy in Hollywood as an actor, voice-over artist, singer and guitarist. He maintains an active website. Also beware of Danny of Sha Na Na imposters. Danny McBride was the ONLY Danny ever to be part of Sha Na Na.

Original lead guitarist, Chris Donald a.k.a. “Vinnie Taylor” and bassist David “Chico” Ryan have passed away (1974 and 1998 respectively). Their great talent and energy have been missed. Sadly there is Vinnie imposter out there tainting the memory of our friend. There was only ONE Vinnie Taylor and he rocked!

Three of the early Sha Na Na guitarists attained some notoriety. Henry Gross wrote, sang and had a hit: Shannon, Elliot “Ronzoni” Randell played lead on Steely Dan’s Are You Reeling In The Years and Elliot “Gino” Cahn went on to manage the rock group Green Day.

At the hop, el famoso video de Woodstock

Be bop a lula

Lucifer and The Black Men - Be-Bop-A-Lula

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Matchbox - Be Bop a Lula

Leo Fender (100 años)

Leo Fender nació hace 100 años.

Clarence Leonidas Fender, better known as "Leo Fender" is the creator and inventor of the world famous "Fender Guitar". Some of the world's greatest musicians prefer to play none other than a "Fender Guitar". Leo Fender was born August 10, 1909 on his parents farm in Anaheim, CA. In Leo's spare time he enjoyed repairing electronic equipment. During high school, Leo decided to pursue a professional career in accounting. By the early 1930's Leo married his wife Esther Klosky and worked as an accounted for the State of California Highway Department in San Louis Obispon. When the great depression hit Leo unfortunately lost his job.

Leo who was an extreamly resourceful and creative man decided to start his own business. He borrowed six hundred dollars and opened an equipment repair shop called Fender Radio Service. Eventually Leo got involved in the guitar and amplifier business as well. Leo soon found his true passion in life, this ending up making him a very successful entrepreneur. Leo re-invent and improve on the technology of the electric guitar. His new guitar had a cutting edge sound which ended up revolutionizing and changing the face of the music industry. In his later years, Leo's health began to fail him. Leo continued to innovate right up until his final days. Leo suffered a number of strokes and developed Parkinson's disease, and died on March 21, 1991.

Leo Fender

It’s safe to say there would be no such thing as rock and roll without its distinctive instrumentation. To put it another way, rock and roll as we know it could not exist without Leo Fender, inventor of the first solid-body electric guitar to be mass-produced: the Fender Broadcaster. Fender’s instruments - which also include the Stratocaster, the Precision bass (the first electric bass) and some of the music world’s most coveted amplifiers - revolutionized popular music in general and rock and roll in particular.

Leo Fender and the Heart of Rock ‘n’ Roll

The designer, engineer and inventor would found the Fender Electric Instrument Manufacturing Company, the banner under which he created and produced the first wave of commercially successful electric guitars, basses and amplifiers. Fender’s panache for instrument design reached its pinnicle with his work on the Telecaster guitar, the Fender Precision bass and, most famously, the Stratocaster, the musical instrument that was the central force in defining rock ‘n’ roll in the 1950s and ’60s, and whose influence continues to dominate every genre of popular music.

Leo Fender didn’t invent the electric guitar. Six-string slingers had been experimenting with rudimentary amplification systems since the early decades of the 20th century. Always itching for more volume, guitarists were eager to be heard above the drums and other loud instruments in the dance bands of the time.

The first real innovations toward electric axes, however, came with the awarding of two patents for magnetic pickups. The first went to Gibson’s Guy Hart for his company’s Hawaiian guitar design on July 13, 1937, and the second went to Rickenbacker’s George Beauchamp for his horseshoe magnet pickup design featured on his company’s lap steel “frying pan” guitars, on August 10, 1937 — coincidentally, Fender’s 28th birthday.

The earliest electric guitars were either of the lap steel or hollow body archtop varieties. It wasn’t until guitarist Les Paul constructed his own prototype solid body electric, nicknamed “The Log,” in 1946 that the stage would be set for the revolution that would define popular music in the second half of the century.

And that’s where Leo Fender comes in.

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Rory Gallagher is and always will be THE strat master. Four hour shows almost every night for his whole adult life, never sold out (even though he was asked to join many top bands) with the same strat in his hands playing like his life depended on it, the real deal!! RIP Rory (tomado de los comentarios del video)

Jonathan Richman - Fender Stratocaster

Born in the 50s looking so bold Fender Stratocaster Everythin' your parents hated about rock 'n roll Fender Fender Fender Wangin' and a twangin, sounding so tough Fender Stratocaster And the kids in my corner, they can't get enough Fender Fender Fender Like the wind in your hair when the top is down Like taillights headed for another town Fender Stratocaster, well there's something about that sound. Like gasoline in the sand Fender Stratocaster Like a motorcycle at a hotdog stand Fender Fender Fender Like the Dunkin Donuts in Mattapan Fender Stratocaster Like the Thrifty Drugs in Santa An' Fender Fender Fender Well the sound is thin and the sound is cheap Like a tin can falling on a dead end street Fender Stratocaster, well there's something about that sound. (Guitar)

Well how can it sound so tough? Fender Stratocaster And it's made to be treated rough. Fender Fender Fender It's got the ancient Egyptian script Fender Stratocaster It's got the wang bar from the crypt. Fender Fender Fender Oh you should have known it right off the bat One look and you know it would sound like that Fender Stratocaster, well there's something about that sound. Like gasoline in the sand Fender Stratocaster Like a motorcycle at a hotdog stand Fender Fender Fender Like the Dunkin Donuts in Matapan(?) Fender Stratocaster Like the Thrifty Drugs in Santa An' Fender Fender Fender Oh and the sound so thin it's barely there Like a bitchy girl who just don't care Fender Stratocaster, well there's something about that sound. Like Woo Woo Ginsberg at the juke box joint You hear the sound and you get the point. Fender Stratocaster, well there's something about that sound. Oh Oh Oh Alright, etc.