I was 13 when "Woodstock" happened. This Boogie turned me onto what music was really all about. Now, all these years later, with many concerts in my past I must say It Doesn't Get Better Than This! Woodstock was a One Time event that can never be repeated...
You were really lucky to have seen Canned Heat perform. Alan "Blind Owl" Wilson died the year following Woodstock, followed by The Bear just a few years later. Canned Heat was what Rock 'n Roll was all about. Peace
I lived in the the Santa Cruz mountains near a house they stayed in when they needed a quiet place to relax from whatever concert tour they had been on and there was a little neighborhood club at the bottom of the hill where they would join other San Francisco band occasionally and have jam sessions and rock out until everyone was just so tired that they would just fall out and sleep off whatever their high of choice was
I bought the whole concert on dvd. Alot of great musicians played. Over 500,000 attended many ppl maybe even a million jus a sea of heads in a open field listening to music in harmony sharing their things water food and drugs. But no violence ever really happened..except a few rapes that occured. A fire or two. But for the most part it was 3 days of love peace and music
Saw these guys in Kansas City Mo way back when 2 dollars got a concert Yeah way back...One of the first concerts I saw ..The place was called Freedom Palace..yes that was the name..Peace and happiness to everyone
And it sounded fantastic now keep in mind this was open air concert choppers flying around over head and it was 1969 and the sound was simple fantastic,truly the stage was 250 feet wide and 50 feet tall of speakers pack in rows of 10 feet wide 50 tall every 20 feet there was another set just awesome set up something like the the Stones Had On There Steel Wheel Tour in 1089,I was there also 1 million dollars set up.
The debate over who played better boogie music 🎼 than canned Heat started soon after ZZTOP really took control of rock music in the 70's and 80's and might never be settled in some people's minds on either side of that debate hell I was and still am a big time fan of both and the only thing that makes me choose one over the other is my mood at the time and whether I want to remember my hippie days or my biker days and the music I listened to during either time period
They created the boogie that's the best one I think. Better than La Grange, I like the "feel" canned heat gets with this boogie its really a smooth cruisin' jam. They were great!
YES YES I FOUND IT!!! It is thin lizzy, song called Emerald: after he sings "Without it they could not leave", look it up at the live version from the album Live and Dangerous on youtube, there it starts at 1:42. Though this is pure bass, and thin lizzy plays it with a regular guitar, but it is pretty much exactly the same for like 10 sec. or so :D, awesome!
studio my ass! this was the Woodstock recording! I've been looking online for this recording for fu*king YEARS! Thank you for posting it! Where's the cut from? After decades of not hearing it, i was airplaying right along with the bass and drum solos! Echos from years past all the way to the pun 'a warm thanks to Canned Heat'!!
I wish someone would post the entire thing on youtube.I think it's anywhere from 30 to 40 minutes long.I hate to have to go out and buy the full 6 C.D. set to hear 1 thing.Oh yea, thanks for loading this!
@ScottyNapaa this was recorded in the studio for the woodstock soundtrack and then doctored to sound live, i'm guessing because the people putting together the album didn't want a 40 minute boogie taking up 2 sides of an LP on the soundtrack. the box set has the actual, full length boogie played at woodstock, the only time canned heat played woodstock (that i know of).
I have audio Woodstock Boogie played by Canned Heat, total time with de la Parra Drum solo is 28 minutes. I'm still looking for all video version. official footages is 8 minutes.
They only played the one time they were on at Woodstock.Theres a 6 Disc box set with that performance.But I don't want to have to buy the box set for that one performance.Thanks anyway!
@jwjeffrey to be honest i dont think this is actually from woodstock, like a lot of others on youtube. i got this from a friend who got it off limewire and it was named 'woodstock boogie' so thats what i called it. any idea how many times canned heat played at woodstock?
@Eflat7sharp9 ah yes i think you might have got it mate. however im still a bit doubtful considering this song goes for 13.49 while it goes for 12.55 on Woodstock 2. may i ask how you know about this recording? do you actually have woodstock 2? is it the same? thanks
nah it's not it, does look like it, but i remember this as exactly the same. You could copy and paste this part into the song which im thinking of, which i still don't know, really frustrating :P. Thinking it's something of either iron maiden, black sabbath or thin lizzy, definately not zz top.
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Canned Heat is the BEST !!!
I was 13 when "Woodstock" happened. This Boogie turned me onto what music was really all about. Now, all these years later, with many concerts in my past I must say It Doesn't Get Better Than This! Woodstock was a One Time event that can never be repeated...
One of the greatest bands i have seen live .Their sound was special in my mind
You were really lucky to have seen Canned Heat perform. Alan "Blind Owl" Wilson died the year following Woodstock, followed by The Bear just a few years later. Canned Heat was what Rock 'n Roll was all about. Peace
I lived in the the Santa Cruz mountains near a house they stayed in when they needed a quiet place to relax from whatever concert tour they had been on and there was a little neighborhood club at the bottom of the hill where they would join other San Francisco band occasionally and have jam sessions and rock out until everyone was just so tired that they would just fall out and sleep off whatever their high of choice was
That's where Allen Wilson honed his Solo guitar 🎸 talents
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How cool to see them live !!!
I bought the whole concert on dvd. Alot of great musicians played. Over 500,000 attended many ppl maybe even a million jus a sea of heads in a open field listening to music in harmony sharing their things water food and drugs. But no violence ever really happened..except a few rapes that occured. A fire or two.
But for the most part it was
3 days of love peace and music
Saw these guys in Kansas City Mo way back when 2 dollars got a concert Yeah way back...One of the first concerts I saw ..The place was called Freedom Palace..yes that was the name..Peace and happiness to everyone
Awesome !!! Those were the days !! Peace love health and happiness to you and yours xxx
Absolutely right Dale 1st concert,,, Freedom Palace,,, right on
@@benardlawrence2869 Were u there??? How did u know that?
Brings back memories...54 and my mom and dad would play this...great stuff
this is a kind of song that makes you want jump up and say "LET'S BOOGIE!"
😊😊😊💕💕💕
Luv Me some Canned Heat. Takes me
back.
'Elvis has left the building'😎
Canned heat, sixties style jump blues kings.
Thanks for this.
Gotta love Canned Heat...
Just one hell of a jam!
And it sounded fantastic now keep in mind this was open air concert choppers flying around over head and it was 1969 and the sound was simple fantastic,truly the stage was 250 feet wide and 50 feet tall of speakers pack in rows of 10 feet wide 50 tall every 20 feet there was another set just awesome set up
something like the the Stones Had On There Steel Wheel Tour in 1089,I was there also 1 million dollars set up.
The debate over who played better boogie music 🎼 than canned Heat started soon after ZZTOP really took control of rock music in the 70's and 80's and might never be settled in some people's minds on either side of that debate hell I was and still am a big time fan of both and the only thing that makes me choose one over the other is my mood at the time and whether I want to remember my hippie days or my biker days and the music I listened to during either time period
They created the boogie that's the best one I think. Better than La Grange, I like the "feel" canned heat gets with this boogie its really a smooth cruisin' jam. They were great!
I have a CD of Woodstock which includes this song, and it's the same version. No difference has caught my ear.
YES YES I FOUND IT!!! It is thin lizzy, song called Emerald: after he sings "Without it they could not leave", look it up at the live version from the album Live and Dangerous on youtube, there it starts at 1:42. Though this is pure bass, and thin lizzy plays it with a regular guitar, but it is pretty much exactly the same for like 10 sec. or so :D, awesome!
Saw Dave black in Napa,bad mama jamma
Love you man
studio my ass! this was the Woodstock recording! I've been looking online for this recording for fu*king YEARS! Thank you for posting it! Where's the cut from? After decades of not hearing it, i was airplaying right along with the bass and drum solos! Echos from years past all the way to the pun 'a warm thanks to Canned Heat'!!
Muy buena banda, me encanta :)
Incredible good.
Great Boogie!
@ScottyNapaa It was the Boogie that Canned Heat use to play but they called it the Woodstock boogie when they performed it at Woodstock
I wish someone would post the entire thing on youtube.I think it's anywhere from 30 to 40 minutes long.I hate to have to go out and buy the full 6 C.D. set to hear 1 thing.Oh yea, thanks for loading this!
@ScottyNapaa this was recorded in the studio for the woodstock soundtrack and then doctored to sound live, i'm guessing because the people putting together the album didn't want a 40 minute boogie taking up 2 sides of an LP on the soundtrack. the box set has the actual, full length boogie played at woodstock, the only time canned heat played woodstock (that i know of).
and dont forget to boogie boogie boogie
very similar! haha glad your mind is at peace
I have audio Woodstock Boogie played by Canned Heat, total time with de la Parra Drum solo is 28 minutes. I'm still looking for all video version. official footages is 8 minutes.
Pass me that reefer and lets go back in time shall we?
They only played the one time they were on at Woodstock.Theres a 6 Disc box set with that performance.But I don't want to have to buy the box set for that one performance.Thanks anyway!
I TORCHED MY HONOR SOLDIER AWARD
@Eflat7sharp9 No, the audio you hear her is real live from Woodstock, it's just been edited to delete some of the longer solo parts.
reminds me of pink floyd's echoes around the 17 minute mark
@jwjeffrey to be honest i dont think this is actually from woodstock, like a lot of others on youtube. i got this from a friend who got it off limewire and it was named 'woodstock boogie' so thats what i called it. any idea how many times canned heat played at woodstock?
13:10 watch the movie THAT ANNOUNCEMENT WAS EDITED IN or was it edited in into the movie?
And I was a biker for much longer than I was a hippie
@ScottyNapaa It's not from Woodstock.The intro to the Woodstock Boogie, which is brilliant, is on you tube.
@Eflat7sharp9 ah yes i think you might have got it mate. however im still a bit doubtful considering this song goes for 13.49 while it goes for 12.55 on Woodstock 2. may i ask how you know about this recording? do you actually have woodstock 2? is it the same? thanks
The one thing that pisses me off is the fact that i was nt there ,,wrong side of the pond and too young brill
I guess that they originally did this for 30 minutes then edited it for the album release
THERE NO PLACE LIKE CHROME
@ScottyNapaa link didnt work. look up Woodstock 2 on wikipedia
apm. This one of the greatest Canned Heat performe. By the way, dummer is mexican , ´isn´t he? Fito de la Parra
@bills8in 1089? shit the stones are even older than i thought
7:46 to 7:58 . . . that sounds exactly like . . . damn can't remember but it sounds so familiar . . .
Pink floyd
This version is missing Alan's blues intro.
Upon devising skits
@lollern1234567 hahaha yeah....but it had to be done
la grange by zz top
nah it's not it, does look like it, but i remember this as exactly the same. You could copy and paste this part into the song which im thinking of, which i still don't know, really frustrating :P. Thinking it's something of either iron maiden, black sabbath or thin lizzy, definately not zz top.
But overall I guess the blues fan side of me leans towards ZZTOP
ZZ Top didn't rip this off with LA Grange.....
11111
@ScottyNapaa :- ) no
@ScottyNapaa Joke? shit the jokes are worse than i thought