Thirty-eight ahead unreleased recordings -- from groups such as the Who, the Grateful Dead, Creedence Clearwater Revival and Jefferson Airplane -- will dot Rhino's "Woodstock -- 40 Years On: Back to Yasgur's Farm" box set, which will be appear on Aug. 18.

Among the highlights of the six-CD, 77-song accumulating are a 19-minute arrangement of the Dead's "Dark Star," "Amazing Journey" and "Pinball Wizard" by the Who, "Feelin' Alright" by Joe Cocker, CCR's "Bad Moon Rising," Blood Sweat and Tears' "You've Made Me So Actual Happy" and advance from Sweetwater, Bert Sommer, Tim Hardin, Ravi Shankar, Joan Baez, Melanie, Country Joe & the Fish, Sha Na Na, the Butterfield Blues Band, Johnny Winter and others.

The set, which lists for $79.98, additionally restores feature performances of Canned Heat's "Woodstock Boogie" (to a whopping 30 minutes) and the Who's "We're Not Gonna Booty It," and it includes the never-released Woodstock performances of Arlo Guthrie's "Coming Into Los Angeles" and Mountain's "Theme For an Imaginary Western," which were replaced by better-sounding recordings from added concerts for the aboriginal "Woodstock: 3 Days of Peace and Music" soundtrack.

The clue calendar is authentic to the absolute active adjustment of the allegorical 1969 festival, and it additionally includes date announcements (you still charge to analysis the amber acid, apparently), Wavy Gravy's advertisement of "breakfast in bed" for the army estimated at 500,000, Max Yasgur's acclaimed accent to the army and audio of Abbie Hoffman's appointment with Who guitarist Pete Townshend.

"This will be the best absolute accumulating of Woodstock music yet," Rhino Vice-President of A&R Cheryl Pawelski tells Billboard.com. "The ambition was to accomplish it as absolute as possible...as authentic an acquaintance as possible. It feels like dirt. It feels like a field. We capital to booty you there. We formed actual adamantine to accomplish it a authentic certificate of that time."

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Co-producers Andy Zax and Mason Williams aggregate "Woodstock -- 40 Years On" from the aboriginal multitrack tapes recorded during the festival. Their analysis additionally accustomed them to put the songs and artists in the actual adjustment of performance, and the accompanying anthology will accommodate the authentic arrangement complete with abounding set lists.

One achievement is clearly absent; Pawelski says Ten Years After would not bright the use of its achievement for the box, acceptation the group's ballsy adaptation of "Goin' Home" will not be included. The Band and Keef Hartley were the alone added acts that autonomous out of the set.

"Woodstock -- 40 Years On" follows Rhino's re-release beforehand this anniversary of "Music From the Aboriginal Soundtrack and More: Woodstock" and "Woodstock 2." A fresh Woodstock.com web armpit additionally launched this week, and a fresh DVD copy of "Woodstock: 3 Days of Peace and Music -- The Director's Cut" comes out Tuesday. And on June 30 Legacy adds to the aggression with "Woodstock Experience" editions of seminal albums by bristles of the festival's acts -- the Jefferson Airplane's "Volunteers," Janis Joplin's "I Got Dem 'Ol Kozmic Blues Again Mama!," Santana's admission album, Sly & the Family Stone's "Stand!" and Johnny Winter's self-titled accomplishment -- anniversary with a additional CD featuring the acts' complete Woodstock performances for the aboriginal time ever.

The abounding clue advertisement for "Woodstock -- 40 Years On: Back to Yasgur's Farm" includes:

Disc 1: Richie Havens -- "Handsome Johnny," "Freedom (Motherless Child);" Sweetwater -- "Look Out," "Two Worlds;" Bert Sommer -- "Jennifer," "And When It's Over," "Smile;" Tim Hardin -- "Hang On to a Dream," "Simple Song of Freedom;" Ravi Shankar -- "Raga Puriya-Dhanashri/Gat In Sawarital;" Melanie -- "Momma Momma," "Beautiful People," "Birthday of the Sun;" Arlo Guthrie -- "Coming into Los Angeles," "Wheel of Fortune," "Every Hand in the Land"

Disc 2: Joan Baez -- "Joe Hill," "Sweet Sir Galahad," "Hickory Wind," "Drug Store Truck Drivin' Man" (with Jeffrey Shurtleff); Quill -- "They Live the Life," "That's How I Eat;" Country Joe McDonald -- "Donovan's Reef," "The ‘Fish Cheer"/"I-Feel-Like-I'm-Fixin'-To-Die Rag;" Santana -- "Persuasion," "Soul Sacrifice;" John Sebastian -- "How Have You Been," "Rainbows All Over Your Blues," "I Had a Dream;" Incredible String Band -- "The Letter," "When You Find Out Who You Are

Disc 3: Canned Heat -- "Going Up the Country," "Woodstock Boogie;" Mountain -- "Blood of the Sun," "Theme For an Imaginary Western," "For Yasgur's Farm;" Jerry Garcia and Country Joe McDonald -- Green Acerbic Advice (stage announcement); Grateful Dead -- "Dark Star;" Creedence Clearwater Revival -- "Green River," "Bad Moon Rising," "I Put a Spell On You"

Disc 4: Janis Joplin -- "Work Me, Lord," "Ball and Chain;" Sly & the Family Stone -- Medley: "Dance To The Music"/"Music Lover"/"I Want to Booty You Higher;" The Who: "Amazing Journey," "Pinball Wizard," "We're Not Gonna Booty It; Jefferson Airplane -- "The Added Side of This Life," ""Somebody to Love," "Won't You Try"/ "Saturday Afternoon," "Volunteers"

Disc 5: Joe Cocker -- "Feelin' Alright," "Let's Go Get Stoned," "With a Little Help From My Friends; Country Joe & the Fish -- "Rock & Soul Music," "“Love," "Not So Sweet Martha Lorraine," "Summer Dresses," "Silver and Gold, "Rock & Soul Music (Reprise);" Johnny Winter -- "Leland Mississippi Blues," "Mean Town Blues;" Blood, Sweat & Tears -- "You've Made Me So Actual Happy"

Disc 6: "Crosby, Stills & Nash -- "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes," "Guinnevere," "Marrakesh Express," "4 + 20;" Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young -- "Sea of Madness," "Wooden Ships;" Butterfield Blues Band -- "No Amount of Loving," "Love March," "Everything's Gonna Be Alright; Sha Na Na -- "Get A Job," "At the Hop," "Get a Job (Reprise);" Jimi Hendrix -- "The Star Spangled Banner," "Purple Haze," "Woodstock Improvisation"