Keep The Dream Flowing - Celebrating the History of Woodstock 1969

Keep The Dream Flowing is the home of the HEROES! In this first part of a multi-episode deep dive, we chat with none other than SKIP TAYLOR, the manager of CANNED HEAT from 1966 to the present day! As you could easily guess, Skip has so many wild stories to tell about the band that was arguably the most delightfully off-the-rails band in rock history that several episodes’ worth of them will never be enough! Trust me when I say, you will have a good time! And it’s been said before but it bears repeating -- don’t y’all forget to boogie!!

The blues lives here at KTDF! In this incredibly fun episode, we talk to the one and only STEVE KATZ, founding member and leader of the legendary 1960s New York band THE BLUES PROJECT! Steve, of course, also played with BLOOD, SWEAT & TEARS at Woodstock, and was with that band for several years as well! So obviously, this is a good one, and we also discuss what Steve has been doing of late with the Blues Project, which includes touring (it’s a hell of a band, folks, you need  to check them out!) and recording a new album, EVOLUTION (now available at the official Blues Project website!). Did we mention that Scott has  a good friend (Chris Morrison, ladies and gentlemen!) who is playing  with the Blues Project now? All this and more, baby! This is part two of two!

Dreams  do come true here at KTDF! For this episode, we give you the second part of our two-part epic conversation with none other than LISA LAW!  Obviously, Lisa needs no introduction — you all know her, you all  love  her, she worked with the HOG FARM creating and supervising the free  kitchen at Woodstock, and helping in no small way to set the general vibe for the festival. It has long been a dream of ours to have her on the show, and here she is! Lisa is going to talk about her ongoing   project gathering Woodstock stories for the Bethel Woods Museum (if you have not given her your story yet, what are you waiting for?), her experiences at Woodstock 99, and so very much more! This one was a true privilege and a true pleasure! 

Dreams do come true here at KTDF! For this episode, we give you the  first part of our two-part epic conversation with none other than LISA  LAW! Obviously, Lisa needs no introduction — you all know her, you all  love her, she worked with the HOG FARM creating and supervising the free  kitchen at Woodstock, and helping in no small way to set the general  vibe for the festival. It has long been a dream of ours to have her on  the show, and here she is! Lisa is going to talk about her ongoing  project gathering Woodstock stories for the Bethel Woods Museum (if you  have not given her your story yet, what are you waiting for?), her  experiences at Woodstock 99, and so very much more! This one was a true  privilege and a true pleasure! Come back next week for part two!

HAPPY 100th EPISODE EVERYBODY! Wow, 100 episodes...who knew we would get here? In this episode of KTDF, we dig further into the career of our good friend MICK VALENTI, whose band THE QUARRY hosted the free stage  at  Woodstock! Here to talk about all of this is Mick’s brother DAN VALENTI, renowned writer, former radio talk show host and more besides! Here we shine a light on a relatively little known area of Woodstock. This is part two of two. Come on and join us! Thank you so much for your support for these 100 episodes...here's to the next 100!

Quarry  ahead! In this episode of KTDF, we dig further into the career of our  good friend MICK VALENTI, whose band THE QUARRY hosted the free stage at  Woodstock! Here to talk about all of this is Mick’s brother DAN  VALENTI, renowned writer, former radio talk show host and more besides!  Here we shine a light on a relatively little known area of Woodstock.  This is part one of two. Come on and join us!

Happy New Year to you and yours! So what do we have for our New  Year's Eve present to you? How about one of our best episodes ever? How about a deep dive into the early days of SHA NA NA? If that’s what you’re into, this is the place for you! On this episode (the third of three!) We have none other than DONNYORK, renowned vocalist who was with Sha Na Na from the very beginning of the band to the end (because they sadly called it quits last year) and guitarist HENRY GROSS, who played with the group at Woodstock in 1969 and stayed with the band for  a while before going off to a successful solo career. This is a freewheeling conversation that was more fun than a barrel full of monkeys! 

A  very happy holidays to you and yours! So what do we have for our New Year's Eve present to you? How about one of our best episodes ever? How  about a deep dive into the early days of SHA NA NA? If that’s what  you’re into, this is the place for you! On this episode (the second of three!) We have none other than DONNY YORK, renowned vocalist who was  with Sha Na Na from the very beginning of the band to the end (because they sadly called it quits this year) and guitarist HENRY GROSS, who  played with the group at Woodstock in 1969 and stayed with the band for a  while before going off to a successful solo career. This is a freewheeling conversation that was more fun than a barrel full of  monkeys! Stay tuned for part two next week! And have a safe and happy holiday from all of us here at KTDF!

A very happy holidays to you and yours! So what do we have for our Christmas present to you? How about one of our best episodes ever? How about a deep dive into the early days of SHA NA NA? If that’s what you’re into, this is the place for you! On this episode (the first of three!) We have none other than DONNY YORK, renowned vocalist who was with Sha Na Na from the very beginning of the band to the end (because they sadly called it quits this year) and guitarist HENRY GROSS, who played with the group at Woodstock in 1969 and stayed with the band for a while before going off to a successful solo career.  This is a freewheeling conversation that was more fun than a barrel full of monkeys! Stay tuned for part two next week! And have a safe and happy holiday from all of us here at KTDF!