Various Artists - Woodstock - Back To The Garden - 50th Anniversary Collection vinyl record cover

Handsome Johnny (2019 Mix) - By Richie Havens

Freedom (2019 Mix) - By Richie Havens

"Everybody's ground getting comfortable?" (2019 Mix) - By John Morris

Reason To Believe (2019 Mix) - By Tim Hardin

"It's deadly serious, man" (2019 Mix) - By John Morris

Coming Into Los Angeles (2019 Mix) - By Arlo Guthrie

"Lotta freaks!" (2019 Mix) - By Arlo Guthrie

Drug Store Truck Drivin' Man (with Jeffrey Shurtleff) [2019 Mix] - By Joan Baez

"Please come down" (2019 Mix) - By Chip Monck

The "Fish" Cheer/I-Feel-Like-I'm-Fixin'-To-Die Rag (2019 Mix) - By Country Joe McDonald

Jingo (2019 Mix) - By Santana

Soul Sacrifice (2019 Mix) - By Santana

"Helen Savage, please call your father" (2019 Mix) - By Chip Monck

Darling Be Home Soon (2019 Mix) - By John Sebastian

"It's not poison!" (2019 Mix) - By Wavy Gravy

Going Up The Country (2019 Mix) - By Canned Heat

On The Road Again (2019 Mix) - By Canned Heat

Item UPC: 603497851713

Date First Available: June 28, 2019

Label: ATLANTIC

Various Artists

Woodstock - Back To The Garden - 50th Anniversary Collection

Name: Various Artists - Woodstock - Back To The Garden - 50th Anniversary Collection
Brand: Various Artists
SKU: 603497851713

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WOODSTOCK 50 – BACK TO THE GARDEN: THE ANNIVERSARY COLLECTION includes 42 tracks. - Producer Andy Zax says he, sound producer Brian Kehew and mastering engineer Dave Schultz avoided interfering with the tapes as much as possible in order to preserve their authenticity. “It’s not surprising that other producers’ first reaction to these tapes over the years has been ‘uh-oh,’ immediately followed by ‘we’ve gotta find a way to fix this.’ I'm not unsympathetic to that approach, but if there's a single overriding lesson that Brian Kehew and I have learned since we began working with the Woodstock tapes in 2005, it’s this: you can't fix them… That’s less grim than it seems, because once you’ve accepted the idea that there is no way to make these recordings sound slick, you realize that these tapes are the sonic equivalent of heirloom tomatoes — slightly imperfect, but delicious.”

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