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Indigo/Brow/A
by Richard Shulman -
A Sprinkling Of Clouds
by Gong -
Mirror Veil
by Liquid Mind -
Piece By Ten
by Yoko Kanno -
Ebb Tide
by Frank Chacksfield & His Orchestra -
Three Hours (Alternate Version)
by Nick Drake -
Under Pressure
by Queen -
Kooks
by David Bowie -
Street Fighting Man
by The Rolling Stones -
Love Is My Religion
by Ziggy Marley
Woodstock Again in 2010
Nearly, 500 braved the heat with Blankets spread, Picnic Baskets open and Freak Flags flying!
Little Diamonds took the stage at 6:15 PM.
The Candlestyx rocked the crowd with Revolution at 6.45 PM
Lightning closed the show early!
The Show was received with enthusiasm! With nearly 500 in attendance the music was engaging and we heard a lot of positives from the fans in the audience. As a result we have a number of new fans signed up on the mailing list. The Lightning storm closed the show early and we missed presenting Piece of My Heart! Oh Drat! But the good news is the full show will be on display on October 23rd at The Suburban World Theater in Uptown! Sign up for our newsletters now to get more information and reminders!
I love and Bless You All!
Rev. Bill Butch r Baker
Hear the Butch, Mick and Little Diamonds perform songs selected from the Woodstock Show on KFAI Radio, August 10th at 5pm On Lady Js “Jacquie Maddix Rollin’ and Tumblin” Show! 90.3 and 106.7 click here http://www.kfai.org/node/29904 advance to the 5:00 hour
Someone Stole the “R” from Lake Harriet Contest
Clues: Someone Stole the “R” from Lake Harriet in our event posters!. Solve the mystery and win an imaginist T-shirt! (first three responses on Facebook.com/butchrbaker.)
- Rub a Dub Dub
- Animal Husbandry
- A popular hair style in the 50′s was lathered with “B**** WAX!
- The answer: Butch “R” Baker stole the “r” from Harriet!
- We had two winners by show time. Russ Golder and Cherie Dixon
- Rub a Dub Dub
- Animal Husbandry
- A popular hair style in the 50′s was lathered with “B**** WAX!
http://www.woodstockstory.com/
Woodstook: Peace through Music celebration August 13, 2009
What was the
Happening at Lake Harriet?
It was the “Happening of the Summer” and if you were there please share your memories with an email to bookus@butchrbaker.com
We would love to post your pictures and thoughts.
Woodstook Peace through Music celebration August 13, 2009
6:00 PM to Dusk
Lake Harriet Band Shell
A musical tribute to the 1969 Woodstock Festival of Peace, Love and Music!
With Butch r Baker & The Candlestyx
With Special Guest: Little Diamonds
13 year old Phenom & 2009 Winner of the Singer Song Writer Competition
Bob Dylan Days in Hibbing MN.
Special Guest: The Road Crew, musical for School of Rock
Special performance to promote their full stage concert at The Minnehaha band shell August 15th 12 PM
The music of Hope and Change is as relevant now as it was over a generation ago and this event captures the spirit of then and now. The show includes tribute artists performing Jimi Hendrix, Joe Cocker, Santana, CSNY, The Who, Jefferson Airplane, 10 Years After and others. The songs of Woodstock are featured as well as music created by these POP icons later in their careers. It’s a “Musical Happening,” as they say in the sixties, which will appeal to all ages.
Record crowd celebrated Peace, Love and the Music of a Generation.
8/13/09 6 PM Lake Harriet.
Park board estimates were exceeding 2,500 attending Last night’s celebration of the Woodstock 40th anniversary at Lake Harriett Band
Shell Butch r Baker and the Candlestyx headlined and provided a retrospective of where we have been in the last 40 years with a
musical homage to the performers at Woodstock
13 year old phenom, Little Diamonds performed his tribute to Bob
Dylan which won him the coveted Singer Songwriter contest in
Hibbing this past May.
The Road Crew ages 14-16 form Paul Greens School of Rock
performed three songs from their Woodstock Re-rocked tribute
coming this Saturday noon August 15 at the Minnehaha park.
Cleo Patricx performed with Butch r baker and Mick Labriola, the incomparable salute to Jimi Hendrix including the Star Spangled
Banner, Machine gun and Red House.
The Live music of the Butch r Baker & the Candlestyx prompted the
large crowd to form a kick line holding hands singing “All You Need is Love” and “Give Peace a Chance”. The Candlestyx capped the show
with a rousing rendition of Joe Cocker’s “A little Help From My Friends” featuring Michael James Wachner on lead vocal. Other favorites were Soul Sacrifice featuring Guitar Guru Colin Monette and White Rabbit featuring Bobbi Miller on vocals
The crowd was offered new footage available from the new Directors
cut of Woodstock the movie at dusk.
