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Who wrote the song Follow by Richie Havens?
Gerald Merrick
Who did Richie havens replace at Woodstock?
Richie Havens The original Woodstock 1969 lineup had the band Sweetwater starting the festival off. Unfortunately, they had problems within the band and had to pass up this prestigious honor to Richie Havens. Nearly 2 and a half hours after they were supposed to go on, Sweetwater would be the third act and first band to perform at Woodstock 1969.
Did Richie havens write the song here comes the sun?
No, George Harrison wrote it.
What is the first song in the Woodstock documentary?
The first song was The Minstrel from Gault. It was performed by Richie Havens.
What year did Richie Havens record Here Comes The Sun?
1971 on the Alarm Clock album.
What is the birth name of Richie Havens?
Richie Havens's birth name is Richard Pierce Havens.
What is Richie Havens's birthday?
Richie Havens was born on January 21, 1941.
When was Richie Havens born?
Richie Havens was born on January 21, 1941.
How tall is Richie Havens?
Richie Havens died on April 22, 2013 at the age of 72 years old (birthdate: January 21, 1941).
Is Richie havens a Muslim?
No
Does Richie havens have a wife?
Richie Havens was a folk singer. He was the opening act of the Woodstock Festival in 1969. There is no information on whether he had a wife and children.
When did Richie Havens die?
Richie Havens died on April 22, 2013, in Jersey City, New Jersey, USA of heart attack.
Where does Richie Havens live?
Guilford, ct
Was Richie Havens married?
no, never married
Who wrote the song Follow by Richie Havens?
Gerald Merrick
Who sang the song hardline in the movie Navy Seals?
Richie Havens
Who did Richie havens replace at Woodstock?
Richie Havens The original Woodstock 1969 lineup had the band Sweetwater starting the festival off. Unfortunately, they had problems within the band and had to pass up this prestigious honor to Richie Havens. Nearly 2 and a half hours after they were supposed to go on, Sweetwater would be the third act and first band to perform at Woodstock 1969.
