Canned Heat On the Road Again Live at Woodstock 

Im 72 and opened for them when i was 20.

I came back from vietnam with out a scratch i heard that song I was home I was very lucky

My Daughters 17 year old boyfriend was riding in the truck with us and asked if he could Bluetooth a song? I said yes and this is the song he put on. That boy checked another box on why I liked him. 😂

No group has ever boogied like Canned Heat. Still gets you rocking after all these years.

I was finishing my NAM Tour of Duty in that Dirty War when Woodstock played,When i look back i was crazy to volunteer and i have never trusted politico's since but at least i survived.

As a first wave Boomer, I must say that we were privileged to have consistently great music growing up with lots of different genres to influence our tastes. This is the first time I have seen this cut from Woodstock. Another band--similar to Canned Heat--that was cutting it up in the Chicago area was the Siegal-Schwall Band with the great Corky Siegal playing harmonica and keyboards.

"Blind Owl" in his corduroy pants looks like he just walked out of high school science class - What a great band - One of the best of all time. I still have an old cassette tape I still play in my car.

How did we go from geniuses like this to the music today.

Another great band of that era sadly overlooked is 10 Years After .

When music was music 🎶 not like the shit today 😅❤

There is a place in the space time continuum where it is forever 1969 🎸🎸🎵🎵

Wake up"Rock and Roll Hall of Fame"Canned Heat deserved to be inducted!!!!!

Of all the fab music of this era Canned Heat top them all. How time passes so quickly when you reach my age. The best times was back then. I'm 71 and still they get to my soul.

Marvellous stuff. Saw Canned Heat here in Madrid about 25 years ago. Wasn't bored for a second.

Canned heat a badass blues band with guys like Alan Blind Owl Wilson and Bob the Bear Hite lived and breathed the blues made the band the killer band it was.

I was 10, in Alabama. When I finally found out there had been a huge concert up in New York, I was SO sad that I'd missed it. I miss the 60's & 70's. Everything was new & exciting. Bands were experimenting & innovating new sounds in music that had never been done before. There were protests & rallies. We all thought it would go on like this forever. Then came 1980...& Reagan.

For younger viewers; don't forget when you see these Woodstock clips that these bands didn't come on and play a greatest hit, they played whole sets, most of which is not out there.

One of the greatest bands of the rock era. They combined blues and rock into their own unique “boogie” sound.

I AM 71 .This sends shivers up my spine reminds me of my youth nothing like a little nostalgia !!! those heady weed days ... and the best era for music ever 68 to 75 ....

This band should be in the Hall without a doubt they played at every major festival as far as I know nobodty elese did

I'm a baby boomer, Woodstock era guy who loves classic (AKA "real" rock & roll/blues) and looking back on the video makes me realize how young these guys were. Wow! Such great talent at such a young age. It seems that most of the greats from back then, only happened back then. There was no computer, digitized, programmed, looped, aids with this type of music. The good old days!

The Blind Owl is the master of sophisticated simplicity wrapped in a unique guitar tone. His singing is second to none. It doesn't get any better. Great band.

This band was so underrated; they were so fabulous.❤😊

The first time I heard Canned Heat, they gave me goosebumps! I was young and now old..74. They still give me goosebumps and I can still Boogie. Awesome Band.

Canned heat is the definition of the boogie, YOU can't help but to tap your feet

The Heat blew some minds at Woodstock. This is a world class performance people. Like so far off-the-freakin' planet good.

It's all about the music Man!......let's get back on the road again 🎸🎶

One of my favorite songs! I had an eight track on the floor of my old fifty seven ford! Attached to nothing!!! When i took a left Canned Heat went right!!!! Ah the good ole days!!!!

Thank you fellow Boomers, what memories we have, what music we gave and whoa the roads we've traveled.

Alan “Blind Owl” Wilson was truly underrated as a singer and guitarist; just never found an audience.

I played a gig opening for Canned Heat in Egliswil, Switzerland in '95. Fito AND Henry Vestine! They gave us their beer from the green room and we stood behind them watching them sign all kinds of albums. They sounded fabulous.

Fell in love with canned heat during the start of covid when i was 16 so not that long ago at all. Took me on a trip. Wilson’s guitar playing struck me as so traditional yet soaked in his own psychedelic craft. RIP

I've been a Canned Heat fan since I was 12 years old. I'm 67 now and my musical taste has widened greatly in that time but I still return to Canned Heat every now and then. Their legacy is magnificent and their effect on me is still the same electric thrill I experienced as a young lad. Beautiful, soul lifting blues rock. The best of the genre!

one of coolest voices from the psychedelic era

My dad loved them. He's gone now. I love them now

Greatest Festival ever ! Great Band! On the road again! Blues can never die! Greetings from Hamburg Germany, Andreas 65 years young

Oh Lord, will anything as great as this ever happen again?

I' m a swiss Canned Heat fan. Saw the band live in 1974 in Lausanne, Switzerland, Vaud county. After the concert, I had handshakes with all the members of the band. And autographs too....

This vid is an American treasure and should be in the Smithstonian.

I was only 11 years old when this took place. My older brother was there. Only his memory tells me how great it was .

A long time ago my mother bought me some records and she liked the picture on the Canned Heat album thank you Mom

I was there working Event Staff. Had just finished a 16 hour day and was just falling asleep when Canned Heat got on stage. As tired as I was, no sleeping through that HARP.....

I have loved this song for such a long time and now I can see the guys singing! Love it!!!!

I listened to Canned Heat in the 70's when I was a teenager, now 50 years later, I still do from time to time and they are still one of the best. Both Alan and Bob had such a charisma on stage ! Absolutely fantastic!

Sadly I was at the last gig the bear did. The palomino in Los Angeles. The band were booked for 2 shows that night. Caught the last song of the first set. But the bear didn't come out for the second one. The crowd booed. But the band played on. Got the sad news the next morning. After taking the bear to hospital that night, he passed away. 😢

Every member of the band had so much talent. Alan Wilson's life was cut way too short. Would've loved to see what music he could have come up with later in life.

There are only a few bands I liked during the transition from the 60s to the 70s, Canned Heat is one of them. There's so much musicality in their performance of this simple song. It's such a pleasure to listen to. r.i.p to the members of this band who have passed on, and thanks.

Blind owl was one of the greatest 🎸 talents the world has ever seen 😢 R.I.P. Wilson

Excuse me for my poor english. Greetings from Switzerland, Europe, " the old world". I' m a swiss citizen, born in Switzerland. Swiss father and german mother. Canned Heat fan since 1968, when my elder brother brought the " On the road again" single home.... I miss Alan Wilson' s voice....

Alan Wilson and Harvey Mandel Great guitar chemical reaction . Bob's mouth harp is pretty good too . Canned Heat , Great blues band .

I can understand why the initial film abbreviated a lot but these extended clips are AWESOME!

I just found out Bob Hite got that top note on his standard blues harp by filing down the ends of the blow key. Such a cool band with an ice cold groove.

Canned Heat started off an incredible night of music. I remembered it all.

Blind Owl, with a music degree no less, thought blues was the 'purest' music. A real anti-rock star.

Alan Wilson was a charismatic blues singer with his falsetto voice. It’s too sad that he died early. I’m hooked on his songs.

Alan definitely had a unique way of playing guitar. RIP 🙏🙏🙏

So smooth and the coolness of this band I was born in 57 my older brothers constantly playing canned heat it was ingrained in my soul when I was a little boy in Huntington beach hippies all around surf shops incense burning everywhere the golden bear where they performed those where great days in my life (groovy)

On the Road again...every Day..........What a great Band ....What a great Song

I love when solos sound like they're just about ready to fall apart, but are absolutely ferocious.

They were the best! Nothing will ever beat these guys. Truly amazing!

Saw Woodstock in the Cinema loved every act that came on. Special times that will never be repeated.

Having a Woodstock revival kind of a night. Loving Canned Heat. Such a good band. Nothing more to say 😂

I was there, and this was one of my favorite acts of the festival. A highlight of Canned Heat's set was a terrific drum solo by Fito de la Parra. At one point he dropped the drumsticks and beat the drums with his fists. Minds were blown.

I am new to listening to Canned Heat, and totally fixated by Alan Wilson, I think he was a tortured genius

Wilson's voice!

La disparition d'Alan, une plaie qui ne cicatrisera jamais, le prodige du blues avec un avenir incalculable, nous sommes depuis de tristes orphelins,

Oh the memories 😊

Canned Heat was packin' some HEAT that night!!! One thing I have to be honest and admit, I only found out recently, in the last 4-5 years or so, is Alan was a bonafide music MAJOR , (look into it if you doubt it) not only a rock icon & legend, and charismatic entity, slightly mysterious, with such a EPIC voice (and NO , that's NOT falsetto, THAT'S HIS RANGE) and VERY MUCH a nerd, LONG before nerdy was hip & cool ... What a great band. RESPECT

The best recording version about On the road again " at Woodstock festival in August 1969....

This doesn’t get old…….canned heat forever!

Personally, so much love to that generation, who did cop, so much flack, from everyone. A baby baby boomer, saying, THANK YOU. 👍 ❤

At the 15th anniversary I remember my girlfriend’s friend mocking and squawking at Woodstock. She also mocked classical opera. Her nasal whining was sickening. Then I watched the 25th anniversary on tv and now I realize the 50th anniversary has gone by, but now we can watch anytime online. What a beautiful influence-America at its best.

Just a great band, one of a kind a lot of talent. An old song that sounds new. I heard it 1970

Well, I'm so tired of crying But I'm out on the road again I'm on the road again Well, I'm so tired of crying But I'm out on the road again I'm on the road again I ain't got no woman Just to call my special friend You know the first time I traveled Out in the rain and snow In the rain and snow You know the first time I traveled Out in the rain and snow In the rain and snow I didn't have no payroll Not even no place to go And my dear mother left me When I was quite young When I was quite young And my dear mother left me When I was quite young When I was quite young She said, "Lord, have mercy On my wicked son." Take a hint from me, mama Please, don't you cry no more Don't you cry no more Take a hint from me, mama Please, don't you cry no more Don't you cry no more 'Cause it's soon one morning Down the road I'm going But I ain't going down That long, old, lonesome road All by myself But I ain't going down That long old lonesome road All by myself I can't carry you, baby Gonna carry somebody else

Blind Owl Wilson was amasing on that guitar. he is a nember of the club 27. RIP you guyes and do some jamming up there!

@2:15 “GET THE F’CK DOWN!!” Haha love it 🎉 😂

I saw Canned Heat in Brisbane Australia back in the late 70’s (I think?). They were performing at the Brisbane City Hall circular entertainment room. My mate and I blew a big fat joint in the Kombi before floating through the door. We were blasted! The show was simply excellent! Wow! Great stuff!!

Blind Owl's rippin' this one. gives the Grateful Dead a run for it .Heavier than any Dead jam.

In 68 I was 15 years old and in California. I saw Canned Heat on the mid afternoon movie matinee break. Sponsored buy a crazy car dealer. They played this song, Screaming Lord Such played one song. As the announcer asked CH their names, one said he was Marvin Gardens. The next year they played Woodstock.

I saw the “Blind Owl” when he took the stage with Arthur “big boy” Crudup at the 100 club in London. Sadly we lost him just a few weeks later.

1969/1970 the year we got🎉 married. Colleagues at work bought us the triple album of the whole event. Still have the albums and not still married but really good friends. We have one beautiful daughter who also loves great music.

alan wison vocals and bob hite's harp have a unique harmony that melds into musical nectar, or "honey of the gods" if you want goosebumps, listen again.

Loved their music then and still listen to them. i was 14 when Woodstock went down

You can't help falling in love with their great anthem " Let's work together"and will always be travelin " on the road again, " going up in the country" absolutely love Canned Heat.

Love Canned Heat!!!! Fan since 1970.

I was there blew me away I was 15 I may be old but I saw some great bands

This is the first time I've seen this particular piece. This is Absolutely EPIC!!!

76 ans et toujours accro à cette rangaine ! Signé Riton

This song makes me want to get up and boogie !

I am an old man now. But this group encouraged me to hit the road and now I have 25,000 miles on my thumb. From hitchhiking all over this country . Thank you !

Took my 4 year old daughter to see them at a friend's club in town Ohio, she never forgot getting to meet them. Wonderful people.

Alan Wilson was an extraordinary guitarist.

I haven't heard this for so long! I love it!

My first time of watching this group play and all i can say is this IS BADASS. They fact people were getting along was also badass. Thank you for sharing 🥰🥰

Hells Angels brought them out to Broadford in Australia. Bearing organised that two years running. My girl at that time loved Canned Heat so I took her up to backstage, got hold of Bearing and she met them. She couldn't believe it but I was a club president and got on really well with Bearing so she was allowed. That was an unforgettable week end.

Blind Owl, beautiful, unique voice, gone too soon ❤️

Well, it's time for me to get on the road again...to go to work that is. I have always enjoyed this song.

Canned Heat hanno cambiato la mia vita. Avevo 12 anni...

Brown corduroys have never rocked harder before or since.✨⚡️🎸🤎⚡️✨🎸🤎

this was called a jam