BETHEL, N.Y. (AP) — Arlo Guthrie has sung “The Times They Are-a-Changin'” for reporters as tie-dyed pilgrims converge at the site of the Woodstock concert to mark the festival’s 50th anniversary .
“Okay, so 40 years ago, August we were at Woodstock,” Arlo Guthrie recalls on his website. “Then that September, Jackie and I bought the farm (as it were), and we’re still here. Later, that October we ...
A two-hour look back at the 1969 music festival that rocked the world, including performances by Jefferson Airplane, Credence Clearwater Revival, Joe Cocker, CSNY, The Who, Arlo Guthrie and Joan Baez.
In 1969, a three-day music festival took place in a muddy field outside Woodstock, NY. The event was a chaotic mess, with way more people showing up than expected, and not enough services for them.
Half a million people came to a small dairy farm in upstate New York. They came to be a part of what would become an historic event. They came to be a part of “a gathering of the tribes.” They came to ...
An evening with Arlo Guthrie is an education in American song. Opening his Saturday night concert at the Paramount Theatre with "Chilling of the Evening," a harmonica-driven gem from his debut album, ...
For boomers, it's hard to think of Arlo Guthrie as the older generation. Impish Arlo, taunting the fuzz who arrested him for littering in "Alice's Restaurant," is part of the Woodstock generation he ...
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