In 1969 Eddie Kramer was hired to record what would later be regarded as possibly the most significant of all times. The Woodstock Festival drew a crowd of one-half million for three days of historic performances by 32 of rock music's most significant artists. Nearly 40 years later, with Eddie Kramer again at the controls, Warner Brothers Home Video embarked on a project to deliver hours of previously unreleased performances. Using JBL Studio Monitors for the project, Eddie invited JBL to Capitol Recording Studios to talk about the project.
Produced and photographed for JBL by Peter Chaikin