Not since the milestone publication of Blinds & Shutters in 1989 has Genesis enlisted so many participants. 65 artists and luminaries provide an unparalled account of Woodstock and the era.

MICHAEL LANG: 'Eight months before the event, I had a dream. I was on a stage looking out at a sea of people, and I knew that was coming. I didn't have the specifics of it, but I had the end results. I just followed that.'

COUNTRY JOE MACDONALD: 'They said, "You can do anything. Nobody's looking at you.' That made me pretty brave, and I thought, "He's right, I'll have a little fun." So I went back to the microphone - wholly unaware that they were making a movie - and yelled, "Give me an F!"

GRAHAM NASH: 'Getting into the concert was traumatic. We were being transported in a helicopter, the tail rotor stopped operating and the pilot had to slam the machine into the ground... Welcome to Woodstock.'

CARLOS SANTANA: 'I was peaking on mescaline and all I could do was pray to god to keep me in time and in tune, because my guitar felt like it was made out of a rubber band. I felt like a salmon going upstream. I wasn't thinking anything else except, "God, please help me."'

RICHIE HAVENS: 'People may not realise something actually did happen, beyond a music concert. It was a social phenomenon. It was people driving in from almost every state in the union, coming together in a field with musicians - discovery time.'

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