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The Rise and Fall of Canned Heat: From Playing to 400K at Woodstock to a Band Devastated by Tragedy

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What if Woodstock's most joyful anthem was written by a man who was struggling with depression? A scholar so brilliant he taught Son House forgotten blues classics—then died at twenty-seven with paychecks as bookmarks. Four hundred thousand people danced in the mud. Ten years later, their leader inhaled a lethal substance backstage, claiming it wouldn't affect him. Two founding voices silenced. A framed photo on an album cover. This is the rise and fall of Canned Heat.


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