Woodstock Remembered: Baron Wolman on Photographing the Legendary Fest

50 years later, Rolling Stone's first chief photographer discusses festival highlights, escaping the mud and playing the cowbell

Woodstock Remembered: Robbie Robertson on Feeling ‘Proud’ to Be Part of the Legendary Fest

The Band thought the whole idea of the Woodstock festival was exciting because of what it […]

Woodstock Remembered: Bob Weir on Why the Fest Mattered to the Grateful Dead

"The significance for me was that the new music that was evolving during the previous years had come of age there," founding member of Grateful Dead says

Woodstock Remembered: Richie Havens on Opening the Fest of ‘People Just Being People’

"It was the first expression of the first global-minded generation born on the planet," singer-songwriter recalled

Woodstock Remembered: ‘It Was Magical!’ Says Singer-Songwriter Melanie

"For a year afterward, every time I sang 'Candles in the Rain,' the song I wrote about Woodstock, people would start lighting candles"

Woodstock ’69: Photos

Woodstock Remembered: John Sebastian on the Sun, Fun and Tie-Dye

"I consider Woodstock one of my lousiest performances," says Lovin’ Spoonful founder

Lucy Dacus on Woodstock: ‘It Cannot be Recreated, But it Can be Re-Examined’

Boygenius member booked for nixed fest scrutinizes its past and future in New York Times Op-Ed

Woodstock Remembered: Mountain Guitarist Leslie West on Playing the Fest

"When we flew over in the helicopter, it felt like something out of Close Encounters of the Third Kind"

Woodstock Remembered: Carlos Santana on the Spiritual Vibe of the Fest

"Woodstock signified the coming together of all the tribes," he recalls