Ref.: Atlantic
Date: 1994
Only Sly track listed.
Live
Date: 1994
Only Sly track listed.
Live
Tracks
12. Love City info
Notes
Woodstock Diary (1994)
1. Let's Go Get Stoned - Joe Cocker
2. The Weight - The Band
3. Mean Town Blues - Johnny Winter
4. Blackbird - Crosby, Stills & Nash
5. Try (Just A Little Bit Harder) - Janis Joplin
6. Ball & Chain - Janis Joplin
7. I Can't Make It Anymore - Richie Havens
8. Somebody To Love - Jefferson Airplane
9. White Rabbit - Jefferson Airplane
10. If I Were A Carpenter - Tim Hardin
11. Southbound Train - Mountain
12. Love City - Sly & The Family Stone
13. I Shall Be Released - Joe Cocker
14. Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) - Jimi Hendrix
1. Let's Go Get Stoned - Joe Cocker
2. The Weight - The Band
3. Mean Town Blues - Johnny Winter
4. Blackbird - Crosby, Stills & Nash
5. Try (Just A Little Bit Harder) - Janis Joplin
6. Ball & Chain - Janis Joplin
7. I Can't Make It Anymore - Richie Havens
8. Somebody To Love - Jefferson Airplane
9. White Rabbit - Jefferson Airplane
10. If I Were A Carpenter - Tim Hardin
11. Southbound Train - Mountain
12. Love City - Sly & The Family Stone
13. I Shall Be Released - Joe Cocker
14. Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) - Jimi Hendrix
Reviews
http://woodstock.wikia.com/wiki/Sly_%26_The_Family_StoneVery late on Saturday evening, or rather Sunday morning, came Sly & The Family Stone: 3:30 am. Led by Sly Stone, they were pioneers of Funk-Rock which was still based on Soul and R&B added with some psychedelic elements as well as Gospel. The band consisted of black and white members, men and women, which wasn't that usual at that time.
Given their late appearance Sly & The Family Stone were remarkably fresh and powerful. The Woodstock show is widely considered as one of their best performances.
Musicians
Sly Stone - vocals, keyboard, harmonica
Rose Stone - vocals, keyboards
Freddie Stone - vocals, guitar
Cynthia Robinson - trumpet
Greg Errico - drums
Steve "Tiny" Kahn substituted for Greg Errico during a portion of the show.
Larry Graham - bass
Jerry Martini - saxophone
Setlist
M’Lady
Sing A Simple Song
You Can Make It If You Try
Everyday People
Dance To The Music
Music Lover
I Want To Take You Higher
Love City
Stand!
Details
The setlist consits 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
1970: Woodstock I
1994: Woodstock - Three Days of Peace and Music
2009: Stand! (The Woodstock Experience)
2009: Woodstock: 40 Years On: Back to Yasgur's Farm
Video
1970: Woodstock
1990: Woodstock: The Lost Performances
1994: Woodstock Diaries