Woodstock 1969 Canned Heat Woodstock Boogie-Part 1 HD

Canned Heat performing Woodstock Boogie at Woodstock. Part 1 of 2.

[NnMm]

For two whole minutes a shy, unassuming slide guitarist named Alan Blind Owl Wilson had 400, 000 people's complete, undivided attention as he played the blues. Magical

[paulitapanimaki]

I was at Ruisrock 1971, they kept on playing until 3 hours, they played even one in audiance, I was there. About 2 am.

[robertbrown]

I was about 80 feet away when they played this. The cameraman who shot these closeups was picked up in one arm by Bob "The Bear" Hite in one arm and with the microphone in the other hand kept on singing. I wish there was video of that somewhere. This was Saturday night. Canned Heat brought a lot of energy to a fairly stoned crowd. A great memory.

[LPJack]

RIP the four members of Canned Heat
Larry “The Mole” Taylor (June 26, 1942 – August 19, 2019), aged 77
Bob “The Bear” Hite (February 26, 1943 – April 5, 1981), aged 38
Alan “Blind Owl” Wilson (July 4, 1943 – September 3, 1970), aged 27
Henry “The Sunflower” Vestine (December 25, 1944 – October 20, 1997), aged 52
You will be remembered as legends.

[dorothyorr]

Blind Owl you were alone when you passed, We hear you, we feel your pain You are beautiful ...we need to know research these beautiful children of ours, they sometimes do not communicate with us ...they have walls around them ... we need to become more passionate, and PATIENT, they need us, thousands out there, of complexes, you can break the barriers, its called 'trust' and unadulterated LOVE PRAYERS

[johnknox]

Back when the music was more important than how you looked.

[ConcertGrande]

At 15 I was listening to Cannead Head
At 71 I listen to them even more
The only regret is that I never saw them live
greetings from south brittany

[monroetruss]

Labor Day 1969 I saw them at the Texas International Pop Festival just outside of Lewisville. Texas. I was 17 at the time and my mom put out a missing person on me. I went early, stayed late, and enjoyed. That was just two weeks after Woodstock.

[trevorsmith]

I’ve watched this a million times and I never get tired of it. The energy is amazing.

[bernardARGEL]

Inégalable canned heat, groupe fascinant, le blues le plus pur, le plus authentique,

[slickmic]

I think Canned Heat the best blues band ever!!! So much talent so underrated and only remembered by a few of us

[victorialynough]

This is what missing today...music brings people together.... this music promoted unity.

[lawrencemintz]

I was in the middle of the crowd watching this live tripping on orange sunshine.... It was perhaps the greatest moment of my Just brilliant.

[jj-nhlz]

I can understand why Jim Morrison really liked these guys and played on stage with them a few times. A mutual love of the Blues.

[ericmonse]

100% pure raw talent....No autotunes for these guys

[conniewrightsman]

Blind Owl was a genius. He knew the history of the Blues, played a really mean harmonica too.

[peterryan]

The driving power of these guys, vocals and that guitar, nothing else like it.

[kevbraidwood]

Sadly gone....never forgotten, one 73 yr old (me) male, watching this and remembering.

[markwilensky]

To have lived back then was such a strange trip for so many. I'm 72 and sometimes wonder how I survived the 60s.

[balerjohnson]

I was a little kid in 69 but I remember watching the news and seeing reports on this concert . These were great times with no cell phones or internet just people coming together and being human beings ..Great days indeed !