Keef Hartley Band
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| Keef Hartley Band | ||
| Promo shot of Keef Hartley (not taken at Woodstock)
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| Performed on | Day 2 | |
| Started at | 4.45 pm, Saturday, 16th | |
| Played for | 45 min. (approx.) | |
| Further Information | ||
| Festival Day Chronology | ||
| Prev. artist | John B. Sebastian at 3.30 pm | |
| Next artist | The Incredible String Band at 6.00 pm | |
The Keef Hartley Band was the first British band that performed at Woodstock. Unfortunately their Jazz-biased Blues-Rock sound didn't make a great impact, so they were soon forgotten.
They went on stage on Saturday, the 16th at about 4:45 pm.
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[edit] Musicians
- Keef Hartley - drums
- Miller Anderson - guitar, vocals
- Jimmy Jewell - saxophone
- Henry Lowther - trumpet, violin
- Gary Thain - bass
[edit] Setlist
- Spanish Fly
- She's Gone
- Too Much Thinkin'
- Believe In You
- Rock Me Baby
- Medley: Sinnin' For You (Intro) > Leaving Trunk > Just to Cry > Sinnin' for You
[edit] Details
Of the above setlist only the first song "Spanish Fly" is available, a latin-themed Blues-Rock song supported by a trumpet and a saxophone.
"Believe In You" comes from Keef Hartley's then still unreleased album Battle of North West Six (1970).
[edit] Miscellaneous
It is rumoured that they played with Santana's equipment and that they weren't content with their gig[1][2].
Woodstock was the first U.S. gig for the band. They played to support their album Halfbreed (1969).
[edit] Availability
No official sources are known. "Spanish Fly" comes from an audience tape. According to Keef Hartley's autobiography Halfbreed his manager requested $2.000 in advance to be recorded and filmed which was refused[3].
[edit] Images
Please upload any picture of the Keef Hartley Band that were taken at Woodstock! There are currently too few in the gallery.
[edit] Footnotes
- ↑ Pete Fornatale: Back to the Garden: The Story of Woodstock, 2009, ISBN 1416591192
- ↑ Yahoo! Woodstock Project mailing list - Keef Hartley myths in various books
- ↑ Yahoo! Woodstock Project mailing list - notes from the Keef Hartley auto biography Halfbreed
