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It wasn’t the first time the guitarist played the song, but the Woodstock iteration stands out for three reasons: the quality of the performance, the popular 1970 documentary about the festival-for which the “Banner” is a soaring denouement-and the context. “In some ways it’s a kind of musical depiction of democracy…in the sense that it’s a cacophony of disagreement.” “It’s the single most powerful performance of the anthem in the history of the song,” says Mark Clague, an associate musicology professor at the University of Michigan who heads the Star Spangled Music Foundation, dedicated to celebrating and promoting the anthem.

The next few minutes would go down as the most emblematic performance of the 1960s, not just by Hendrix (who would die of an overdose 13 months later) but by anyone: The national anthem rendered as a serpentine, probing bolt of feedback.

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