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in 1993. The original members of the Family Stone were in attendance, except Sly. Just as the band took the podium to receive their awards, Sly suddenly appeared. He accepted his award, made some very brief remarks ("See you soon"), and disappeared from public view. In
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that year. Overcome by drug addictions, Sly Stone toured the United States with various backup acts. In June 1983 in Ft. Myers, Florida, he was arrested on drug possession and entered court-ordered drug rehabilitation in 1983. Once released, Sly continued sporadically releasing new singles and
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J.R. Valtrano to be Sly's bodyguards. Sly enlisted these individuals to handle his business dealings, to retrieve drugs, and to protect him from those he considered his enemies, some of whom were his own bandmates and staff. A rift developed between Sly and the rest of the band; in early 1971,
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as a potential replacement though both ended up remaining in the band. Later that year, the tension between Sly Stone and Larry Graham reached its peak. A post-concert brawl broke out between the Graham and Sly entourages; Bubba Banks and Eddie Chin, having heard that Larry had hired a
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to kill Sly, assaulted Graham's associates. Graham and his wife climbed out of a hotel window to escape, and Pat Rizzo gave them a ride to safety. Unable to continue working with Sly, Graham immediately quit the Family Stone and went on to start
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drummer Errico became the first to leave the band for other ventures. He was replaced with a succession of drummers until Sly settled on Gerry Gibson, who only remained with the band for a year before being replaced by
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of funk" and simply referred to the performance as being "bizarre". Another AP report stated that "nineteen years after his last live performance, Sly Stone proved he's still able to steal the show."
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went unpredictably. Meanwhile, Sly hired his streetwise cohorts, Hamp "Bubba" Banks and J.B. Brown, as his personal managers; they in turn brought in gangsters such as Edward "Eddie Chin" Elliott and
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were underscored by the band's on-stage appearance. White musicians Gregg Errico and Jerry
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reported that Sly Stone was now homeless and living out of a white camper-van in Los
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and tight leather outfits, Rose's blond wig, and the other members' loud psychedelic clothing—caught the attention of mainstream audiences, and helped the group enjoy success as a pop act.
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during production. Allegedly, most of the album's instrumentation is performed by Sly alone, who enlisted the Family Stone for some of the additional instrumental parts and friends such as
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The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's 500 Songs that Shaped Rock and Roll
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secured Sly and the Family Stone a performance slot at the landmark
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rehearsals and belatedly arrived for others, would miss the show.
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Review of the Sly and the Family Stone compilation tribute album
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944:, was released in 1974 to mixed reviews and low sales. The first
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Williams, Otis and Romanowski, Patricia (1988, updated 2002).
3267:. CBS5.com. Associated Press. February 9, 2006. Archived from
2619:. All Media Guide, LLC. (2006). Retrieved on February 4, 2007.
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2312:"Hal Tulchin, Who Documented a 'Black Woodstock,' Dies at 90"
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with Robert Randolph performing "I Want to Take You Higher".
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638:", it served as the lead single for the band's fourth album,
340:. The band was the first major American rock group to have a
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In late 1968, Sly and the Family Stone released the single "
427:, Texas, family of K.C. and Alpha Stewart, followers of the
4692:
Woodstock – Back to the Garden: 50th Anniversary Experience
4684:
Woodstock – Back to the Garden: 50th Anniversary Collection
1923:"Sly & the Family Stone | Biography & History"
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2706:"Funk legend Sly Stone homeless and living in a van in LA"
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Selvin, Joel (1998), p. 115; interview with Stephen Paley.
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Selvin, Joel (1998), p. 89; interview with David Kapralik.
1885:
3338:
For the Record: Sly and the Family Stone: An Oral History
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Selvin, Joel (1998), p. 68; interview with Jerry Martini.
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Selvin, Joel (1998), p. 60; interview with Jerry Martini.
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and that because of this he is forced to live in hotels.
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and rhythmically complex. Sly obsessively overdubbed the
370:" (1969), as well as critically acclaimed albums such as
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Henderson, Lol; Stacey, Lee, eds. (2013). "Rock Music".
497:. One of the Sylvester Stewart-produced Autumn singles,
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Review of "Everyday People" by Sly and the Family Stone
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Woodstock: Music from the Original Soundtrack and More
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Funk: The Music, the People, and the Rhythm of the One
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Live at the Fillmore East October 4th & 5th, 1968
2981:(1 ed.). Gullane Children's Books. p. 292.
2483:
Mystery Train: Images of America in Rock'n'Roll Music
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A Sly and the Family Stone tribute took place at the
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into "psychedelic soul" territory starting with the
316:, and included Stone's brother and singer/guitarist
1562:
Sly Stone performing with the Family Stone in 2007.
1402:; the sartorial and band lineup changes hallmarked
570:single "Life And Death in G & A", recorded for
548:executive David Kapralik signed the group to CBS's
541:, Sly and the Family Stone's background vocalists.
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2158:Sly: The Lives of Sylvester Stewart and Sly Stone.
1967:
1965:
1762:Adam Veaner (1975): drums; replaced Jim Strassburg
1759:Jim Strassburg (1974): drums; replaced Bill Lordan
1105:In 1992, Sly and the Family Stone appeared on the
630:"different strokes for different folks". With its
597:album went on to decent sales, but the follow-up,
451:) formed "The Stewart Four", who released a local
3084:, and discuss their participation in the podcast.
3009:. All Music Guide. Retrieved on January 18, 2007.
2694:. All Music Guide. Retrieved on February 4, 2007.
2674:. All Music Guide. Retrieved on February 5, 2007.
2662:. All Music Guide. Retrieved on February 5, 2007.
2589:. All Music Guide. Retrieved on January 18, 2007.
2285:. All Music Guide. Retrieved on February 5, 2007.
2232:. All Music Guide. Retrieved on January 17, 2007.
2031:. All Music Guide. Retrieved on January 18, 2007.
1711:(Rose Marie Stewart) (1968–1975): vocals, piano,
938:" became a Top 20 hit in the U.S. Its follow-up,
811:
489:, producing for San Francisco-area bands such as
37:Sly and the Family Stone in 1968. Left to right:
4826:
4708:Live at Woodstock (Creedence Clearwater Revival)
3298:. The Blacklisted Journal. Retrieved 2009-11-12.
2577:
2575:
1693:, and Elva Mouton (1966–1975): background vocals
1460:Sly and the Family Stone were inducted into the
1165:, as well as three previously unreleased songs.
405:Rolling Stone's 100 Greatest Artists of All Time
3043:"Brian Eno: "The Studio as Compositional Tool""
2808:
2182:
1962:
1664:(Frederick Stewart) (1966–1975): vocals, guitar
1508:("Star", which samples "Everybody Is a Star"),
1475:magazine ranked them 43rd on their list of the
409:Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Albums of All Time
3835:Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin) (book)
3254:. Allmusic.com. Retrieved on February 1, 2007.
2748:(Vinyl recording). New York: Epic/CBS Records.
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2254:. Allmusic.com. Retrieved on February 3, 2007.
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2201:"Sly and the Family Stone: Billboard Singles"
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1424:as having heralded a shift in the history of
4652:Woodstock 40 Years On: Back To Yasgur's Farm
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1168:One month later, on September 25, 2011, the
407:, and three of their albums are included on
3188:Grammy.com. Retrieved on February 17, 2007.
2897:. All Music Guide. Retrieved on 2007-01-18.
2883:Smiling Faces: The Best of Undisputed Truth
2879:. All Music Guide. Retrieved on 2007-01-18.
2831:
2622:
2617:Sly and the Family Stone: Billboard Singles
2485:(4 ed.). New York: Plume. p. 72.
2299:. Poverty and Race Research Action Council.
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2131:. About.com. Retrieved on January 18, 2007.
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1194:of many influences and cultures, including
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1089:completed the album, which was released as
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856:for others. "(You Caught Me) Smilin'" and "
705:Internal problems and a change of direction
4782:Chip Monck (festival master of ceremonies)
4150:
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3451:
3223:"Reclusive Sly Stone Steps Out at Grammys"
3114:Bradbury, Andrew Paine (August 18, 2005).
3070:There1.com. Retrieved on January 18, 2007
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1717:Gerry Gibson (1971–1972): drums; replaced
932:Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be)
667:before tens of thousands of spectators in
351:" sound. They released a series of Top 10
3828:On the Sly: In Search of the Family Stone
3216:
3214:
3212:
2843:1989 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductees
2811:Encyclopedia of Music in the 20th Century
2799:There1.com. Retrieved on January 18, 2007
2764:. New York: St. Martin's Press. pp.
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2645:
2643:
2543:
2441:Selvin, Joel (1998), pp. 99–100, 150–152.
1741:(1973–1974): drums; replaced Gerry Gibson
1496:' Hear Music label. The project features
1244:and wild costuming—including Sly's large
1062:versions of the 1960s Family Stone hits.
1046:, who parted with Sly in 1977 and formed
644:, which was released on May 3, 1969. The
544:After a gig at the Winchester Cathedral,
4596:Woodstock: Three Days of Peace and Music
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2310:Sandomir, Richard (September 14, 2017).
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3760:Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin)
3403:Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin)
3399:Stone, Sly (with Ben Greenman) (2023).
3179:49th Annual Grammy Awards Winners List.
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1985:
1898:"Psychedelic Soul Music Genre Overview"
1670:(1966–1975; died 2015): trumpet, vocal
1017:Sly recorded two more albums for Epic:
727:Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin)
552:label. The Family Stone's first album,
368:Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin)
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4668:Woodstock 1994 (Red Hot Chili Peppers)
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3082:Different Strokes by Different Strokes
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2335:Selvin, Joel (1998), pp. 107, 146–152.
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1033:was billed as a Sly Stone solo album;
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3312:. Allmusic.com. Retrieved 2005-03-29.
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2704:Alkema, Willem (September 25, 2011).
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1599:performing "If You Want Me to Stay";
1128:about his conflicts with his manager
470:. The Viscaynes released a few local
4860:1983 disestablishments in California
4840:African-American rock musical groups
3699:Different Strokes by Different Folks
3251:Different Strokes by Different Folks
3073:Different Strokes by Different Folks
1792:Sly and the Family Stone discography
1747:(1974): drums; replaced Andy Newmark
1492:, was released on July 12, 2005, by
1489:Different Strokes by Different Folks
423:Sylvester Stewart was born into the
121:Sly and the Family Stone discography
4512:Woodstock 99: Peace, Love, and Rage
3305:Allmusic.com. Retrieved 2005-03-29.
1908:
1756:Vicki Blackwell (1974–1975): violin
1082:The Electric Spanking of War Babies
455:, "On the Battlefield of the Lord"
13:
4910:Musical groups established in 1966
3371:
3294:Aronowitz, Al (November 1, 2002).
3265:"Sly Stone Steals Show at Grammys"
2552:
1026:Heard You Missed Me, Well I'm Back
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4905:Musical groups from San Francisco
4895:American funk rock musical groups
4880:Rock music groups from California
4855:1966 establishments in California
3996:Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers
3629:Heard Ya Missed Me, Well I'm Back
3422:
3308:Erlewine, Stephen Thomas (2005).
3247:Erlewine, Stephen Thomas (2006).
2875:Diana Ross Presents the Jackson 5
2649:Selvin, Joel (1998), pp. 188–191.
2637:Selvin, Joel (1998), pp. 186–189.
2628:Selvin, Joel (1998), pp. 141–145.
2598:Selvin, Joel (1998), pp. 164–167.
2540:Selvin, Joel (1998), pp. 150–154.
2505:Selvin, Joel (1998), pp. 115–117.
2450:Selvin, Joel (1998), pp. 146–147.
2432:Selvin, Joel (1998), pp. 120–122.
2389:Selvin, Joel (1998), pp. 113–115.
2122:Profile: Sly and the Family Stone
1855:Heard Ya Missed Me, Well I'm Back
1726:(1972–1975; died 2021): saxophone
1623:hairdo, sunglasses, and a silver
1500:of the band's songs, songs which
1124:was released. Sly tells director
411:. The band was inducted into the
4792:Bethel Woods Center for the Arts
4628:Live at Woodstock (Jimi Hendrix)
4411:Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
3849:
3848:
3221:Coyle, Jake (February 8, 2006).
3148:"The Immortals: The First Fifty"
2979:Guinness Book of Top 1000 Albums
2402:Aswad, Jem (February 10, 2006).
2011:Selvin, Joel (1998), pp. xi–xix.
1699:(1966–1972): vocals, bass guitar
1551:The group was inducted into the
1477:100 Greatest Artists of All Time
1303:and soul/hip-hop groups such as
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688:Woodstock Music and Art Festival
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320:, sister and singer/keyboardist
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4168:List of performances and events
3320:. 33-1/3. New York: Continuum.
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1635:report referred to Sly as the "
1279:"). Larry Graham invented the "
1098:Late Night With David Letterman
80:San Francisco, California, U.S.
4660:Live at Woodstock (Joe Cocker)
4546:Lay Down (Candles in the Rain)
3341:. New York: Quill Publishing.
3316:Lewis, Miles Marshall (2006).
3303:"Sylvester 'Sly Stone' Stewart
2297:"This Green and Pleasant Land"
2043:
2005:
1933:
1785:
1206:soul, Broadway showtunes, and
1138:I'm Back! Family & Friends
1135:On August 16, 2011, the album
951:
508:
435:, the youngest four children (
1:
4875:Progressive soul music groups
4870:Psychedelic soul music groups
4865:Psychedelic funk music groups
3359:. Lanham, MD: Cooper Square.
2953:Lundy, Zeth (April 2, 2007).
2887:* Erlewine, Stephen Thomas .
2087:Selvin, Joel (1998), pp. 8–9.
2069:Selvin, Joel (1998), pp. 1–4.
2002:. Retrieved January 18, 2005.
1940:di Leonardo, Micaela (2019).
1878:
1369:for pop records at the time.
1326:
1273:Diana Ross & the Supremes
4850:American soul musical groups
4845:American funk musical groups
4337:Creedence Clearwater Revival
3944:Creedence Clearwater Revival
3029:"Drummerworld: Andy Newmark"
3018:Selvin, Joel (1998), p. 163.
2607:Selvin, Joel (1998), p. 174.
2526:Selvin, Joel (1998), p. 134.
2380:Selvin, Joel (1998), p. 122.
2203:. All Media Guide, LLC. 2006
1768:(1975): saxophone; replaced
1732:(1972–1975): bass; replaced
1591:performing "Family Affair";
1587:, Joss Stone, Van Hunt, and
1536:("Dance to the Music"), and
1109:'s dance compilation album,
7:
4416:Paul Butterfield Blues Band
2917:September 21, 2008, at the
2692:by Sly and the Family Stone
2587:by Sly and the Family Stone
2459:Lewis, Miles (2006), p. 74.
2353:Lewis, Miles (2006), p. 85.
2283:by Sly and the Family Stone
2277:Erlewine, Stephen Thomas .
2263:Lewis, Miles (2006), p. 57.
2230:by Sly and the Family Stone
2224:Erlewine, Stephen Thomas .
2078:Selvin, Joel (1998), p. 12.
2040:Selvin, Joel (1998), p. xi.
2027:Erlewine, Stephen Thomas .
1482:A Sly and the Family Stone
10:
4936:
4676:Woodstock 1994 (Green Day)
4306:The Incredible String Band
3896:Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
3810:Sly Stone solo discography
3066:February 12, 2006, at the
3001:Erlewine, Stephen Thomas.
2964:. Retrieved on 2010-10-16.
2847:Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
2795:February 12, 2006, at the
2581:Erlewine, Stephen Thomas.
2295:Bryan Greene (June 2017).
1789:
1646:
1567:2006 Grammy Awards tribute
1462:Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
1010:
800:", a cover of a song from
782:reached number two on the
742:Strawberry Fields Festival
737:Hot 100 in February 1970.
658:You Can Make It If You Try
459:"Walking in Jesus' Name".
413:Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
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4564:At the Woodstock Festival
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4520:Trainwreck: Woodstock '99
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3225:. MSN.com. Archived from
2167:, 9781435709874. page 70.
1546:I Want to Take You Higher
1532:"); the Black Eyed Peas'
1048:The Brides of Funkenstein
692:Hot Fun in the Summertime
654:I Want to Take You Higher
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290:San Francisco, California
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4900:History of San Francisco
4835:Sly and the Family Stone
4751:Heroes of Woodstock Tour
4644:The Woodstock Experience
4604:Woodstock (Jimi Hendrix)
4397:Blood, Sweat & Tears
4371:Country Joe and the Fish
4347:Sly and the Family Stone
4040:Sly and the Family Stone
3664:The Woodstock Experience
3474:Sly and the Family Stone
3434:Sly and the Family Stone
3407:. New York: Auwa Books.
3310:Sly and the Family Stone
3116:"Sly Stone Joins Family"
2889:Sly and the Family Stone
2758:Vincent, Rickey (1996).
2672:Credits for Andy Newmark
2156:Santiago, Eddie. (2008)
2127:January 5, 2008, at the
2029:Sly and the Family Stone
1996:Sly and the Family Stone
1553:Vocal Group Hall of Fame
1287:, who took his main act
1180:Musical style and legacy
1118:In 2009 the documentary
1007:Sly Stone's later career
665:Harlem Cultural Festival
516:Redwood City, California
282:Sly and the Family Stone
25:Sly and the Family Stone
4756:Woodstock 50 (canceled)
3637:Back on the Right Track
3605:There's a Riot Goin' On
3318:There's a Riot Goin' On
2957:There's a Riot Goin' On
2910:There's a Riot Goin' On
1992:Stephen Thomas Erlewine
1946:Oxford University Press
1863:Back on the Right Track
1831:There's a Riot Goin' On
1412:. British musician and
1358:There's a Riot Goin' On
1350:There's a Riot Goin' On
1333:There's a Riot Goin' On
1072:Back on the Right Track
980:Back on the Right Track
834:There's a Riot Goin' On
826:There's a Riot Goin' On
813:There's a Riot Goin' On
798:Somebody's Watching You
663:The band headlined the
429:Church of God in Christ
379:There's a Riot Goin' On
344:, mixed-gender lineup.
16:American funk rock band
4731:Woodstock Reunion 1979
3788:If You Want Me to Stay
3301:Ankeny, Jason (2005).
2849:. 1989. Archived from
2051:"100 Greatest Artists"
1679:(1966–1975): saxophone
1563:
1376:
975:Graham Central Station
961:
936:If You Want Me to Stay
914:, as he had done with
879:Graham Central Station
808:for its rhythm track.
619:
155:Graham Central Station
71:Background information
4890:Freak scene musicians
4588:The Best of Woodstock
4481:The Road to Woodstock
4101:(Ahmet Ertegun Award)
3645:Ain't But the One Way
3378:Kaliss, Jeff (2008).
3335:Selvin, Joel (1998).
3184:November 8, 2009, at
2690:Ain't But the One Way
1871:Ain't but the One Way
1561:
1446:Red Hot Chili Peppers
1362:
1092:Ain't But the One Way
967:Radio City Music Hall
959:
863:After the release of
747:The Mike Douglas Show
617:
4885:Epic Records artists
4777:Woodstock Sound-Outs
4286:Country Joe McDonald
3821:Coming Back for More
3128:on December 20, 2007
2895:Arrested Development
2853:on November 23, 2006
2414:on February 16, 2007
2250:Greenwald, Matthew.
1981:. November 25, 1999.
1317:Arrested Development
1121:Coming Back for More
1107:Red Hot Organization
753:The Dick Cavett Show
4814:Woodstock, New York
4797:Hog Farm Collective
4504:Woodstock Revisited
4230:Swami Satchidananda
3767:Everybody Is a Star
3229:on November 1, 2007
2881:* Liner notes from
2686:Birchmeier, Jason.
2059:. December 3, 2010.
1753:(1973–1974): violin
1456:Awards and tributes
1321:The Black Eyed Peas
1035:Heard You Missed Me
934:", and the single "
731:Everybody Is a Star
712:Black Panther Party
433:Vallejo, California
342:racially integrated
4920:Mixed-gender bands
4357:Jefferson Airplane
4159:Woodstock Festival
3732:Sing a Simple Song
3718:Dance to the Music
3581:Dance to the Music
3384:. Backbeat Books.
2746:Dance to the Music
2316:The New York Times
1807:Dance to the Music
1705:(1966–1971): drums
1689:(Vaetta Stewart),
1573:2006 Grammy Awards
1564:
1281:slapping technique
1265:The Isley Brothers
1253:Dance to the Music
962:
675:" Thompson called
636:Sing a Simple Song
620:
594:Dance to the Music
579:Dance to the Music
535:the Heavenly Tones
483:the Rolling Stones
360:Dance to the Music
4822:
4821:
4523:(2022 miniseries)
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3862:
3861:
3573:A Whole New Thing
3414:978-0-3746-0697-8
3391:978-0-87930-934-3
3205:on April 2, 2009.
3160:on March 16, 2006
3007:by Herbie Hancock
2988:978-0-85112-786-6
2922:Ink Blot Magazine
2871:Planer, Lindsay.
2839:"The Temptations"
2824:978-1-5795-8079-7
2120:Fotenot, Robert.
1799:A Whole New Thing
1766:Dennis Marcellino
1052:10 Years Too Soon
770:A Whole New Thing
669:Mount Morris Park
555:A Whole New Thing
491:the Beau Brummels
310:psychedelic music
279:
278:
271:Dennis Marcellino
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4809:Bethel, New York
4772:Woodstock Nation
4489:Taking Woodstock
4466:Making Woodstock
4447:Woodstock Nation
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4089:Dinah Washington
4081:Early influences
4058:Cynthia Robinson
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202:Larry Graham
174:Past members
128:Years active
51:Larry Graham
18:
4515:(2021 film)
4507:(2009 film)
4491:(2007 book)
4484:(2009 book)
4476:(2000 film)
4468:(1974 book)
4461:(1970 film)
4311:Canned Heat
4240:Bert Sommer
4116:Milt Gabler
4046:Greg Errico
4014:Joe Negroni
3962:Tom Fogerty
3805:Discography
3656:Live albums
3556:Bill Lordan
3514:Greg Errico
3357:Temptations
3233:February 1,
3003:Review for
2908:Review for
2873:Review for
2857:January 23,
2735:recordings.
2583:Review for
2564:February 1,
2321:January 23,
2279:Review for
2226:Review for
2207:January 26,
1786:Discography
1745:Bill Lordan
1601:Adam Levine
1589:John Legend
1518:John Legend
1469:. In 2004,
1404:jazz fusion
1394:Miles Davis
1241:integration
1208:psychedelic
1196:James Brown
1192:melting pot
1185:Early years
1031:High on You
1023:(1975) and
1020:High on You
952:Dissolution
892:(1973) and
842:overdubbing
699:documentary
628:catchphrase
568:Abaco Dream
546:CBS Records
527:Elva Mouton
509:Early years
479:the Beatles
466:act called
401:Joel Selvin
382:(1971) and
362:" (1968), "
330:Greg Errico
250:Bill Lordan
227:Elva Mouton
217:Vet Stewart
207:Greg Errico
117:Discography
63:Greg Errico
4829:Categories
4802:Wavy Gravy
4556:Recordings
4362:Joe Cocker
4245:Tim Hardin
4235:Sweetwater
4211:Performers
4202:Max Yasgur
4109:Dick Clark
4066:Rose Stone
4026:Etta James
3932:Jack Bruce
3915:Ruth Brown
3907:Performers
3621:Small Talk
3500:Rose Stone
3186:Archive-It
2962:PopMatters
2688:Review of
1879:References
1847:Small Talk
1709:Rose Stone
1597:Devin Lima
1522:Joss Stone
1450:John Mayer
1354:PopMatters
1341:Small Talk
1327:Later work
1313:Funkadelic
1309:Parliament
1277:Love Child
1232:go home!"
1211:rock music
1155:Ann Wilson
1044:Dawn Silva
1040:Lynn Mabry
997:B. B. King
993:Pink Floyd
989:Roxy Music
946:Small Talk
941:Small Talk
908:syncopated
894:Small Talk
850:Ike Turner
836:was urban
328:, drummer
322:Rose Stone
212:Rose Stone
47:Rose Stone
4539:Woodstock
4496:2009 film
4459:Woodstock
4421:Sha Na Na
4265:Joan Baez
4070:Sly Stone
3970:The Doors
3546:Pat Rizzo
3536:Vet Stone
3486:Sly Stone
3095:"Outkast"
2815:Routledge
2481:(1997) .
1770:Pat Rizzo
1724:Pat Rizzo
1687:Vet Stone
1656:Sly Stone
1613:Aerosmith
1609:Joe Perry
1555:in 2007.
1534:will.i.am
1506:The Roots
1494:Starbucks
1426:recording
1418:Brian Eno
1237:self-hate
1222:basslines
1217:guitars,
1143:Jeff Beck
1013:Sly Stone
928:Doris Day
869:Pat Rizzo
789:in 1970.
785:Billboard
765:in 1973.
735:Billboard
697:Woodstock
673:Questlove
584:Billboard
437:Sylvester
415:in 1993.
354:Billboard
314:Sly Stone
235:Pat Rizzo
182:Sly Stone
132:1966–1983
43:Sly Stone
4719:Revivals
4381:The Band
4316:Mountain
4175:Founders
3954:Stu Cook
3854:Category
3438:AllMusic
3182:Archived
3064:Archived
3047:Downbeat
2977:(1994).
2955:Review:
2915:Archived
2793:Archived
2715:July 23,
2559:Allmusic
2125:Archived
2000:AllMusic
1927:AllMusic
1902:AllMusic
1751:Sid Page
1641:MTV News
1593:Fantasia
1526:Van Hunt
1510:Maroon 5
1416:pioneer
1392:(1973).
1374:reality.
1029:(1976).
529:, had a
255:Sid Page
148:Spinoffs
4765:Related
4352:The Who
4291:Santana
4255:Melanie
3710:Singles
2408:Mtv.com
1973:"Fresh"
1672:ad libs
1647:Members
1442:Chuck D
1438:Outkast
1378:Writer
1356:called
1271:") and
1230:squares
1215:Wah-wah
912:masters
874:hit man
778:album.
758:Mafioso
586:Hot 100
472:singles
464:doo-wop
441:Freddie
393:R&B
356:Hot 100
302:R&B
4711:(2019)
4703:(2019)
4695:(2019)
4687:(2019)
4679:(2019)
4671:(2016)
4663:(2009)
4655:(2009)
4647:(2009)
4639:(1999)
4631:(1999)
4623:(1994)
4615:(1994)
4607:(1994)
4599:(1994)
4591:(1994)
4583:(1971)
4575:(1970)
4567:(1970)
4450:(1969
4402:Johnny
3739:Stand!
3702:(2005)
3694:(1970)
3675:(2015)
3667:(2009)
3648:(1982)
3640:(1979)
3632:(1976)
3624:(1974)
3616:(1973)
3608:(1971)
3600:(1969)
3597:Stand!
3592:(1968)
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1842:(1973)
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1826:(1969)
1823:Stand!
1818:(1968)
1810:(1968)
1802:(1967)
1621:mohawk
1524:&
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