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past and present residents: Woodstock, Saugerties, and surrounds
Jimi Hendrix: guitarist/singer/songwriter Daevid Allen: Soft Machine/Gong singer/poet John Ashton: producer/guitarist for The Psychedelic Furs The Band members: Rick Danko, Levon Helm, Garth Hudson, Richard Manuel, and Robbie Robertson: the five shared a house together, where they recorded The Basement Tapes (with Bob Dylan) and Music from Big Pink. The house, dubbed "Big Pink" is in neighboring Saugerties, though Danko,Manuel,Hudson and Helm all eventually moved to Woodstock. Cyro Baptista: Brazilian-born percussionist Richard Bell: keyboardist Ravi Shankar: Sitar Player, Composer David Bowie: songwriter, musician, fashion icon Paul Butterfield: blues musician Imani Coppola: singer/songwriter/musician (early 2000's) Kal David: blues musician Jack DeJohnette: jazz drummer Johnny Cash: country singer/guitarist/songwriter/composer Aïyb Dieng: drummer and percussionist Bob Dylan: singer/songwriter, in the late sixties. (He had his infamous motorcycle accident while living here in 1966.) Michael Esposito: lead guitarist with The Blues Magoos (Mercury Records 1960s) Jackson C. Frank: singer/songwriter John Hall: musician, co-founder of Orleans Bill Keith: banjo player/composer developed melodic or (Keith style) banjo picking. Steve Knight: keyboardist for Mountain; currently a member of the Woodstock Town Board Tony Levin: bassist Thelonious Monk: jazz musician Harvey Sorgen: drummer Fred Neil: singer/songwriter Van Morrison: singer/songwriter David "Fathead" Newman: jazz musician John Platania: guitarist Bonnie Raitt: singer/songwriter Tom Rapp: singer /songwriter, leader of the band Pearls Before Swine Matt Flynn: Drummer for the band Maroon 5 Mick Ronson: guitarist Todd Rundgren: singer/songwriter Robert Starer: pianist & composer David Peel: member of The Lower East Side Band Keith Strickland & Kate Pierson of the B-52s Gary Windo: saxophonist Joe Giardullo: saxophonist Pat Metheny: Grammy award winning guitarist Henry Cowell: composer Peter Schikele: composer Fred Hand: guitar Ed Sanders: Poet/Founder of Fugs band Donald McDonald: drummer Frank Luther: bassist Carlos Santana: guitarist Donald Fagen: co-founder Steely Dan John Sebastian: a founder of The Lovin' Spoonful Jimmy Cobb: jazz drummer Happy Traum: folk musician Artie Traum: award-winning guitarist, producer and songwriter Eric Weissberg: banjo player, best known for the theme from the movie Deliverance Elizabeth Mitchell: is an American singer, composer, and guitarist for the New York indie band Ida Peter Schickele: best known for his comedy music albums featuring music he wrote as P.D.Q. Bach Joey Eppard: Kingston, NY born singer, songwriter, guitarist, bassist: best known for his Woodstock Rock band, 3 Billy Riker: Port Ewen, NY born guitarist, bassist and keyboard player: best known for Woodstock Rock band, 3 Gregan Wortman: Greenville, Maine native and guitar player performed at the Tinker Street Cafe and other venues and produced his TV show 'Psycho Circus' in Woodstock during a period from May to December 1996. Gregan Wortman premiered the eclectic variety show 'Psycho Circus' in November 1995 in Portland, Maine. Darryl Jenifer: Bad Brains Bass
1902 | Byrdcliffe Arts Colony 1916 | Hervey White- Maverick Concert Series in Woodstock- oldest continuous chamber music festical- composers such as: Henry Cowel, John Cage, Robert Starrer, and Peter Schickele- still has concerts June-September 1960's | Tinker Street Cafe- Bob Dylan composed 2 albums: "Another Side of Bob Dylan" & Bringing It All Back Home" - now an art gallery 1966 | Saugerties- Big Pink (house)- Bob Dylan-"The Basement Tapes" 1969 | Saugerties- Big Pink (house) The Band- "Music From Big Pink" 1969 | Albert Grossman (managed; the Band, Bob Dylan, Janis Joplin, Todd Rungren) founded Bearsville Studio 1981 | Woodstock Jazz Festival, celebration of the Creative Music Studio, an organization founded in 1971 by Karl Berger and Ornette Coleman. The show featured Jack Dejohnette, Chick Corea, Pat Metheny, Anthony Braxton, Lee Konitz, and Miroslav Vitouš 1969- Bearsville Recording Studio- - R.E.M., Foreigner, The Isley Brothers, Fear Factory, Bonnie Raitt, The Rolling Stones, Jeff Buckley, They Might Be Giants, Patti Smith, 10cc, & Phish, - Joyous Lake Club- -Phish 2001 | Allaire studio- Shokan- Norah Jones- records parts of Come Away with Me 2002 | Allaire studio- Shokan- David Bowie records Heathen 2003 | Allaire studio- Shokan- Dark Chords on a Big Guitar by Joan Baez.including works composed by Natalie Merchant, Ryan Adams and Steve Earle 2003 | Keep It Together is an album by the band Guster recorded in Bearsville, New York 2005 | Allaire studio- Shokan- David Bowie records 2006 | Allaire Studio- Shokan- Till the Sun Turns Black recorded by Ray LaMontagne 2007 | -Colony Cafe 2008 | Alllaire Studio- Shokan- Norah Jones records "Feels Like Home"
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