Country Joe McDonald: Antiwar Icon & Psychedelic Pioneer
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Country Joe McDonald, the antiwar musician known for his iconic Woodstock performance, has passed away at 84. He was a pioneer of the Bay Area psychedelic rock scene, blending political lyrics with various musical influences. Growing up in a politically charged home, McDonald served in the Navy and formed his band in the 60s. After the band disbanded, he pursued a successful solo career, releasing numerous albums and paying tribute to folk icons. He is remembered for his witty, subversive commentary that shaped counterculture music.
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