Joni Mitchell’s “Woodstock” became one of the defining anthems of the 1969 music festival—yet she never attended the event. Instead, Mitchell wrote the song based on stories from her then ...

Jethro Tull and Ian Anderson were invited to play Woodstock in 1969, but they became one of the most notable bands to turn ...

From a now-regretted counter-counterculture anthem to an oft-misunderstood ’80s hit to the song that allegedly got its singer ...

Bands not solo acts; debut album released before 1980 (about when the classic rock radio format began); three or more studio ...

A look at the chaotic history of music festivals via the 1970 Isle of Wight Festival and how they were basically the Wild West, fuelled by drugs and ambition.

Outstanding Scenic Design of a Play (Drama Desk Awards) for Purlie Victorious, Best Scenic Design of a Play (Tony Awards) for Purlie Victorious, Best Scenic Design of a Musical (Tony Awards) for ...

OR: The two that stick out are “Woodstock” and “Undo.” I mean, “Woodstock” from Joni Mitchell, who didn’t actually attend [the festival], but it’s known as the best song about ...

The music she plays is largely original, but she peppers in covers from her favorite artists like Joni Mitchell, Stevie Nicks and Judy ... he earned a Folk Alliance International award and the ...

The Pol’And’Rock festival (otherwise called the Woodstock Festival Poland ... Notable performers included Jimi Hendrix, The Who, The Doors, Joni Mitchell, and many others. The festival's attendance ...