Very late on Saturday evening, or rather early Sunday morning, came Sly & The Family Stone at 3:30 am. Led by Sly Stone, they were pioneers of Funk-Rock which was based on Soul and R&B music combined with psychedelic elements as well as Gospel. The band consisted of black and white members, and men and women, which was not usual at that time. Given their late appearance Sly & The Family Stone were remarkably fresh and powerful. The Woodstock show is widely considered one of their best performances[1][2]. Musicians[]
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Details[]The setlist consists mostly of songs from their hit-album Stand! which was released in May 1969. "Music Lover" and "I Want To Take You Higher" run both over 10 minutes. Availability[]The complete show is available as a bootleg (excellent soundboard recording) and also on Stand! (The Woodstock Experience), a re-issue of the 1969 album. Audio[]
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Images[]Sly & The Family Stone at Woodstock Sly Stone Rose Stone and Cynthia Robinson Jerry Martini Sly Stone From right to left: Larry Graham (bass), Freddie Stone (guitar) and Sly Stone Cynthia Robinson Rose Stone Greg Errico on drums Sly & The Family Stone - some impressions Sly & The Family Stone - some impressions Sly Stone References[]
When did Sly and the Family Stone play at Woodstock?secured Sly and the Family Stone a performance slot at the landmark Woodstock Music and Art Festival. They performed their set during the early-morning hours of August 17, 1969; their performance was said to be one of the best shows of the festival.
What songs were played at Woodstock?Aerial View. Creedence Clearwater Revival (12:30 am) Born On The Bayou. Green River. ... . Janis Joplin (2:00 am) Raise Your Hand. As Good As You've Been To This World. ... . Sly & The Family Stone (3:30 am) M'Lady. Sing A Simple Song. ... . The Who (5:00 am) Heaven And Hell.. What was the last song played at Woodstock 1969?'The Star-Spangled Banner' by Jimi Hendrix
Hendrix's performance was one of the last songs on stage at Woodstock.
Why did Iron Butterfly not play at Woodstock?Iron Butterfly was on the bill for the festival, but didn't make because the members got stuck at the airport.
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