The Band - 1994-08-13 - Saugerties, NY (FM)

The Band 

with Roger McGuinn, Hot Tuna, Bruce Hornsby, Bob Weir, and Rob Wasserman

1994-08-13

Woodstock 94

Winston Farm

Saugerties, NY

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

CD 1: The Band with Roger McGuinn

01. Intro By Wavy Gravy

02. Caledonia

03. Remedy

04. Blind Willie McTell

05. It Makes No Difference

06. Atlantic City

07. Rag Mama Rag

08. Caledonia Mission

09. Crazy Mama

10. Don't Do It

11. Knockin' On Heaven's Door (with Roger McGuinn)

CD 2: The Band With Hot Tuna & Bruce Hornsby

01. Embryonic Journey (Hot Tuna)

02. Java Blues (Hot Tuna)

03. The Weight (with Bruce Hornsby)

04. Mystery Train

05. Stuff You Gotta Watch

06. Stage Fright

07. Ophelia

08. Life Is A Carnival

09. Willie And The Hand Jive (with Bruce Hornsby)

10. The Shape I'm In

11. The Genetic Method

12. Chest Fever

CD 3: Weir & Wasserman with The Band & Bruce Hornsby 

01. (I Don't Want To) Hang Up My Rock'n'Roll Shoes (with The Band)

02. Fever 

03. Eternity 

04. Throwing Stones (with Bruce Hornsby)

05. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction 

06. Easy Answers (with Bruce Hornsby)

07. The Valley Road (with Bruce Hornsby)

08. Take Me To The River (with Bruce Hornsby)

09. I Shall Be Released (The Band & all guests)

10. Outro By Wavy Gravy

The Band - 1994-08-13 - Saugerties, NY (FM) 

Twenty five years after the original festival, rock royalty came together once again at Woodstock in August 1994. That 25th anniversary concert was originally scheduled for August 13 and 14 and billed as “2 more days of peace and music”, borrowing from the 1969 concert’s promotional posters. A 3rd day was eventually added on August 12. soundboard recording captures The Band, veterans of the original festival, playing a set on day 2 of Woodstock 94 on August 13, 1994, 29 years ago today,with help from Roger McGuinn, Bruce Hornsby, JHot Tuna, Bob Weir & Rob Wasserman!

The Allman Brothers also appeared at Woodstock 94, making for yet another major festival, along with Watkins Glen, where the bands both appeared. (by the way - throw in the fact that Bob Weir, who was with The Grateful Dead at Watkins Glen in 1973, sat in with The Band, and you have representation from all 3 of our featured bands this month at Woodstock 94. Three years earlier, Gregg Allman joined Rick Danko of The Band on stage at the Lone Star Roadhouse in New York City. In 2009, Levon Helm of The Band was one of the guests that appeared with the Allmans during theor 400th anniversary celebration at the Beacon in 2009.  Playing live togther, however, is not the only connections between The Band and The Allmans. For example, The Allmans played a cover of The Night The Drove Old Dixie Down for the album Endless Highway, a tribute to The Band. And,  according to legend, Duane Allman once said that Robbie Robertson of The Band was his favorite guitarist.