Where is part 2?

@@nacekozo at the description

Oh yes, got it :)

@@nacekozo it is in the description

will do

You couldn't handle my undivided attention!!

@@davincerica7232 lol good one Dwight

Incredible. He died so young

Wasn't just blind owl.the bear.adolpho de la Parra...

Ahem Of one the members of the 27 Club

Fantastic, man! Those moments define your life.

Where , when ?

@@ezrabrooks7785 Upstate. 1969.

@@sharksport01 \m/ Thx , bruh..🥃

Very fortunate for u to have been there

how did blind owl die?

@@jeffoverton6023 Barbiturate overdose.

Wow. I knew Alan Wilson died at 27, didn't realise most of the members died so young

Fito is the last man standing. ❤

Thanx for that VIP info...

Totally agree

Yup isn’t that fantastic. A crowd who enjoyed music. They were into it so much. Unlike today’s concert goers who film on their phones and watch it through that instead of watching it with their EYES!! You don’t see that kind of stuff anymore. Neither do you see great rock bands like canned heat and many others.

@@eastwest42286 most modern music is bad, not to sound like a boomer but I hate how people have lost so many braincells to listen to the shit pumped out by pop singers (then again most pop has been shit since the 80s)

have you seen Ed Sheeran, or Lewis Capaldi. they are still there man

@ntw98 the point was some people still make it without looks. Not if they are good or not

Me too, I'm 77 now.

I'm one of the diehards🎸

They were great live

Fuck yeah ! Love it !

I was a bit young at the time. Love the music my brother taught me well 👍

Mind you Muddy Waters also had a rather good Blues Band.

Where's South Brittany? I'm from Melbourne, Australia

@@debbieanne7962G'Day Nice to hear from you .I've been visiting the Great Ocean Road and stay at Melbourne 15 days years back !(Brittany is West part of France ) At the moment i'mlistening Sue Foley "Pink's Blues ! i love Australia what a huge country !!! cheers André

@@ConcertGrande I've also been to France with a French friend. She lives in Barcelona, we drove 9 hours from there to Nice and I visited Eze. Caught the train to Monte Carlo Beautiful part of the world

@@debbieanne7962 G'day Nice of course but economic situation is very bad !!! i do like Apollo Bay ,Lorne etc... Very interested with Aboriginal civilisation and culture .regards André

Getting close to 80 STILL LISTEN!

Youth & dumb luck

I went to canada.

We were brought up right.. I’m 57 and I’m still loving those good vibes..🍃😜🍃

same here .weekend fights..motor bike crashes..then acid to realy f,,k it up strawberry fields...moody blues ..and looking back some butiful birds..but i was more interested in my norton dominator...those wer the days..ho and lets not forget asking for a pint of beer.that gave the game away under age..lol

The 2020's are going to make the 1960's look like the 1940's. I'm glad we're old.

I was on Chocolate Chip...brown little patty with dark spots on it? I'm 71 now and living in France with a much younger wife and our twelve year old daughter who, sadly, simply doesn't understand why I like this music so much. At this age, all they're into is techno. Horrid techno to boot. And I totally disagree that children have always loathed their parents' music. I recall loving Sinatra and Count Basie as well as Joplin, Hendrix, Heat, and the rest.

Actually, the above was written by Isabelle's husband Matthew. I'm on my wife's rig.

@@alebasi5550 you need to do a strawberry and a purple ohm and a white dove and put some BT on - love peace and grease 👍✌️

Orange barrel sunshine, my first trip 1972 San Mateo California! I did get to see Johnny Winter at Winterland. I think you guys actually louder than Led Zeppelin when I saw them a few years later at Oakland stadium.

I was just returning from a year across the “Big Pond” and being from CA I couldn’t make it. I envy anyone who was there. But, I have enjoyed the recordings both audio and visual for over fifty years. Must be some real memories.

Ah, THAT'S where I've heard this before. Ol' Jim borrowed quite heavily from this tune.

@@delavan9141 yeah i’ve listened to the doors a lot before only now getting into canned heat. this sounds so similar to their songs

@Andy Gadd Jim was having a hard time in that era. Full blown alcoholic, uncertainty of the outcome of the upcoming trial for indecent exposure, wanting to shed the rock star image and be taken seriously as a poet and filmmaker. Probably was depressed under all of these circumstances

@Andy Gadd absolutely. She was clearly lost without him and went into full blown heroin addiction. There was an actor friend of Jim and Pam’s who wrote a very interesting article about his time with them from around 1966 right up to Pam’s overdose death in 74. The guy did some acting in one of Andy Warhol’s films. Very interesting if you can locate it. Yeah, Jim was damn interesting and the Doors were a transcendent band. A few years ago I was in LA and visited some of Jim’s old haunts including the motel and the place where they had admin offices and recorded LA Woman. The entire aspect of the band and Jim have always interested me

@@andygadd793Interesting !! Doors are unreal band. Innovative songs , Would have been great to see live , Cool blokes I reckon ,

That would be music, drugs, a war and sex, in no particular order. Then the damn drugs got more aggressive, as did the people. Now, there's no music scene.

Talk about a Great Vocalist. Guy made a huge impression on me.

I have to tell you something, I can sing that too, seriously, I don't have any talent

Amen!

Man dont think anyone thought past life on that famous week let alone survive

Just discovered them. Ain’t that the truth. They got the sauce

My love for them covers it all...

Wrong , they were well loved

When I was a kid, I got to watch this on television, some time in the early 1980’s. It was broadcast on Maryland Public Television, during one of their donation pledge drives. My parents invited a bunch of their close friends to our house, and had watch party for the broadcast. It’s a great memory from my childhood, and really kicked off my lifetime love of music. It came full circle when I attended the festival in 1994, and got to see some amazing performances at that one.

Even I watched this number many many times and still hungry, although I m a fan of Carlos Santana and Aldi Meola

yeah where did it all go wrong..maybe all this technocracy has killed the spirit in music and in humans..maybe mother nature will lend a hand via a coronal mass ejection and get rid of the lot

Can relate, no violence wow, I missed it at age 12 ❤❤❤

@@vivinm9640 My mom let us watch pretty much anything we wanted to watch on tv back in those days on the condition that we watched a few things that she wanted us to watch . Mom made us watch the national news at 6:00 pm our time and any other socially relevant programing ..me and my brothers had to watch the impeachment hearings for Nixon ..thats just how she was and she was very smart to do so . I remember Woodstock and the Manson stuff all in the news that year..I was 6 years old and I was the only 6 year old hippie on the block because of it ..lol

@@steve-r-collier All this tech is killing the human spirt.

I was 10 in 69 and herd from Those that went. In reality it’s was one big disaster and overcrowded mess. Lack of toilets food water and prices sky high. Was not all that it was cracked up to be rain mud sickness etc.

Military people did Gulf of Tonkin, My Lai (plus all the ones kept quiet), agent orange napalm, white phosporous, cluster bombs, bombing back to the stone age, mines still there, ear necklaces, playing card kill icons, and all for Halliburton. Yep, it's all the style of the Holy Bible God.

amen

All who served have my respect but were used by the corporate warlords and all who died died in vain!

How’s Kim?

@lil' pump Lead guitar, and lead vocal of their two most famous songs. Going up the Country, and On the Road again.

@lil' pump he was the absolute heart and soul of it.... 💪👌🙏

No Alan.... no Canned Heat, Especially after the passing of The Bear.... 😭

What an amazing slide guitar 🎸 player RIP❤️

Alan Wilson was an introverted poet, musician, and nature lover. Little understood in his time, he took refuge in music. A legend of the blues, great admirer of John Lee. He left early, leaving us 2 great songs, and leaving us indebted to his great talent. Rest in peace great blind owl.

Sadly...he died the year after this performance from a narcotic OD..

@@jatoms100 yes.....shortly before Hendrix and Joplin....same basic cause of death. It's almost as if the establishment didn't want people being free and tried to take out the people they perceived as the main players of this movement

@@jatoms100 Wow. That sucks. At least he got to put on one of the greatest sets of the entire festival. They definitely left their mark, slinging straight-up Mississippi Delta Blues, inspired by John Lee Hooker, and RL Burnside. The sound on this is really dialed in, and really enhances the performance. Al Wilson’s vocals have such an interesting, nasally sound to it, and it’s uniqueness makes it instantly recognizable. He also has one of the better, “that’s not what I thought he’d look like”, going on. His physical appearance doesn’t match his vocals.

BLIND OWL LIVES ON IN US AND US IN HIM!!!!!!!!!!!

+gasmaskboi19371945 áudio e vídeo...... fantástico !

Just like watchin an episode of the Big Valley

gasmaskboi19371945 the beauty of film reel my friend

gasmaskboi..Man, you are SO correct ! AUDIO & VIDEO BOTH....".Hatsoff" to the technicians responsible !! WELL-DONE !!!! superb clarity for 1969 !! & To all my ole hippie friends ... Hold on to the memory... & E N J O Y !!

35 mm and good color film

What does being a huge gamer have to do with that?

​@@johancarlberg1530 I was wondering the same thing

@@johancarlberg1530they’ve had some songs in video games. “Going up the country” was a big one in skate 3.

Er... they were ok generation before? jazz, watch Count Bassey , Oscar Peterson or miles davis etc

I will remember that summer. It was so great that I was In the middle of an amazing trip and I don't really want the hassle of the drugs that were available. The dope here are the most dangerous drugs that have to be taken in. Love never felt so good 👍

Even though the groups were the only ones who played an instrument. They really were the best 8

Did you go alone?

Beautiful

Thats pretty hardcore for a 10 yo

@James Clary did you smoke weed at the concert🤔

@@fastkarr8256 Contact high at the very least.

Definitely great music then!

@@ericacalhoun5167 yes. Definitely

I bang them loud in my opel corsa with subwoofer haha

Great comment

oh no - the best I have ever heard and like fellow Fats Band member Dick Innes, a warm soul and student of blues culture - which like that of hippies is one of kindness beneath & above all

BROTHER OF 'THE VENTURES BAND' DRUMMER MEL TAYLOR, BASSIST LARRY OF CANNED HEAT WAS THE EPITOME OF WOODSTOCK. WATCH HIM ROCK IN THE ORIGINAL WOODSTOCK FOOTAGE... *`L|:.D

RIP Larry. Don't forget to boogie.

Another Woodstock legend gone, that's so damn sad :-(

Rock In Peace!

Ain't that a shame. So talented. The ones we lost to soon, Janis Morrison Jimmy. I think the Lord wanted them with Him to form a heavenly band

@@deannaswarvar1726 now that sounds alright haha. Amen

I was 3 at the time. Wish I was a bit older then. I would go back and stay there!

The world was at its peak in 1969, it all went backwards after that.

Congratulations on using KZfaq at 110 years old

Flithy Swamp Blues, lmao. Love it!!!! ❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Great blues

No it didn't. They were high as kites. They weren't all that good. In fact they're solidly mediocre. I like their music because it is SO BOILERPLATE GENERIC. It's like going to a beginner's class "Blues 101" for Freshman. You listen to this old stuff and it is SO BASIC. Maybe it sounds impressive to non-musicians, but it isn't impressive music. I like simple. I admire bands that can make good music out of basic stuff, like McGyver, but with guitars n' stuff. But "good" they weren't.

@@TheBsavage Its only seen as basic now because they helped create it. The concept of 0 as a number seems incredibly basic now, but revolutionized all of math, science and technology when it was popularized.

There is a place in the Space Time Continuum where it is forever 1969

Is "era" capitalized for any particular reason Mehdi? Or do you just enjoy capitalizing random words in sentences?

Yes! Indeed. One of my favorite blues band. Saw them at a skating rink in the lat 60’s. St Louis

Never saw them, you two are lucky!!😎🥵

Thank You! I was in Hawaii when it went down...try to imagine you are living in Hawaii and wish you were in upstate New York when you are 14!

How was the acid compared to modern times? Seems the quality has gone to shit since Pickard got arrested.

👍🏼🤣👍🏼

Did you smell pussy. I wasn't at woodstock but I used to follow the Dead around and there was a never ending supply of weed, acid, shrooms and pussy. Now I'm old and a bit fat. Id be afraid to trip. Might have a heart attack. still like the pinky though : )

A year later my own neighborhood was like Woodstock. May 1970 Temple Stadium Philadelphia Pa. Cactus Steve Miller Grateful Dead Jimi Hendrix

Ugualmente

Me!!!

Robert Walters I’m there

yes pleasssssssssssssssseeeeeeeeeeeeee

Hell yeah.

2:50 Or 2:49 😂😂😂

True OG

@THE URANIUM CAFE that's like your opinion, man.

@@ethanbradley2089 dont ever type the word 'like' in that context ever again. It makes you appear to others like a 12 year old valley girl.

@@TarantuLandoCalcuLingus lol you're a uncultured twat. It's from the Big Labowski, twat.

La Grange! Nothing new under the sun

Juan G c .

Juan G c .

thanx for researched info!

One of the best ever! Just turn the music up! Close your eyes... Open your heart and let these boys play!!!!

Nois

2.5k are braindead

I'll just call you "Low-standards Ricky." 'kay?

@@TheBsavage lol

You're a bloke, and got pregnant? I love good acid.

You lucky bloke👍

@@peted3276 - I remember drinking some Scotch and smoking a lot of joints and playing my invisible air guitar - Yup an old stoner

All are good ones

You speak for yourself

@keith Rotherham it’s all auotune shit today, not real music

@I G you trying to tell me auto tune isn’t used today?

yeah but if you knew music this is white men copying black men...the blues is hardly the hallmark of the caucasion,

Black men copy white man's music. So what. Grow up. It's all about loving the music. White or Black. 🎼

@@keithrotherham4681 I disagree, true art has never been seen before

True Christians say that Rock music is from hell. So You will know ,you are going to see that concert. The Arena is crowded and it is very hot. But , You will meet many of Your friends there! And all of them are screaming of Joy...

I'm in.

You sold your soul before?

What makes this better is nobody's tryna record everyone is just watching and enjoying

@@perrtivrtsu6602 No, we really don't believe that garbage, but keep telling yourself that to justify your opinion.

Alan was a master of the harmonica, a master of blues guitar, a unique, original and blessed singing voice AND a great songwriter. A great great loss.

probably why it sounds good

Ummmm...wasn't that a 1954 Gold Top? He obviously wasn't the first owner stupid!

They were true blues aficionados Bear and Blind Owl and gave the Blues it’s proper respect. Sure miss those guys!

stop teenage pregnancy STP

@@liamclarke5851 I did some research and STP had several meanings at that time, like: Stones Touring Party A Higher grade of Acid - more potent than LSD25 - Serenity, Tranquility, and Peace But to me it was for the product seen on race cars - I guess I was so naive at that time and I’m just now learning it had different meanings for 60s bands that put the stickers on their guitars.

Lancer X ..............“and don’t forget to boogie”............

Lancer X different Bisto 💪

Cool story! 👍

I was at the Isle of Wight, too (Woodstock 2), but no Heat unfortunately.

Greg....if you check out the 40th Anniversary 6-CD box set, stage announcer Chip Monk says "We're gonna be needing some new amplifiers up here....because Canned Heat just cooked them all." Ha ha.