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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