Our 9th episode features the music of Crosby Stills #38; Nash, and comments by Graham Nash. More of Nash's thoughts on the late 60s singer/songwriter movement can also be heard in our Carole King podcast. Producer: Joyride Media In stores now - Woods

Woodstock festival founder Michael Lang remembers how he came to book the then-barely-known Santana for the 1969 festival. Carlos Santana adds his own thoughts about the era. Producer: Joyride Media In stores now - Woodstock Experience two-disc sets

2 MINUTES OF PEACE AND MUSIC - part 7 features Janis Joplin's performance at Woodstock, with comments by Big Brother #38; the Holding Company guitarist Sam Andrew and Janis biographer Myra Friedman. Janis, herself, speaks through live clips from her memo

Sly #38; the Family Stone singer/keyboardist Rose Stone and bassist Larry Graham conclude their Woodstock memories with their thoughts on hanging out with the other musicians back stage. Their live at Woodstock clips include "Everyday People," "I Want to

Our fifth episode includes the first of two doses of Peace and Music with members of Sly #38; the Family Stone. Singer/Keyboardist Rose Stone and bassist Larry Graham remember what it was like when they arrived on site and performed late through the next

Paul Kantner from Jefferson Airplane looks back on his Woodstock experiences "you tell your grandchildren about," and what Patti Smith calls "the community of rock #38; roll." This episode also features the Airplane's live Woodstock performances of class

Our third Jayhawks podcast episode features Gary Louris and Mark Olson reflecting on a pivotal moment in their history - when Olson quit the band after Tomorrow the Green Grass, and Louris moved on with a new lineups for three more albums - Sounds of Lies

Woodstock opening act Richie Havens remembers what he calls "the first American people's festival," and his favorite onsite interview scene from the Woodstock movie. A clip of Havens' anthem "Freedom" is also featured. Producer: Joyride Media In sto

Michael Lang and Joel Rosenman look back on their crash course in festival organization when the crowds were much larger than they expected. You'll also hear clips of Arlo Guthrie and The Who live at Woodstock in 1969. Producer: Joyride Media In sto

Woodstocknbsp;festival founders Michael Lang and Joel Rosenman kick off the 2 Minutes of Peace #38; Music series with their memories of what inspired the original event. Legacy Podcasts celebrates the 40th Anniversary of Woodstock with 2 Minutes of Peace