If you had access to a time machine, what concerts would you go back to see?

Woodstock, 'cuz I'm old enough that some assume I'd been there, did that....

It was at the other end of the country, and I didn't hear about it until it was underF'nway, for one....

On the other hand...I did get to other concerts of a similar nature in CA, back when...so I got my dose of dirt, dust, mud, fun, not so fun, sunburn, strange sights, stranger people, psycho traffic, loud, memorable, not so much....
Enough to pick and choose what I wanted later to expose myself to...*G*
And how.....;)

1938 carnegie hall all star jazz concert with benny goodman's orchestra. just to hear live and in person what barely shines through the murk of the 78 rpm transcriptions of this classic concert. woodstock '69. monterey pop '67. the doors when they got the boot at the whiskey-a-go-go. the winterland blues bros concerts. to hear chick webb drumming in person wherever he was at. 

John McLaughlin in 1975, Marvin Gaye, Four Tops @ Cobo Hall in Detroit. The original Bob Seger band in 1968 and the great Eagles in ‘73, JGeils band in Boston 1969 and Detroit, Pink Floyd 1969 at Toledo Fieldhouse on Halloween, Allman Bros @Fillmore  ‘71, Hendrix at Atlanta Pop Festival, James Gang in Columbus O in 1971, Rush 1975 at Alex Cooley’s Electric Ballroom Atlanta 1975, The Outlaws in 1974 and ‘75, Lynyrd Skynyrd in Antioch ‘75, Emerson, Lake, and Palmer in NY. Can’t believe I can remember that many lol. What a mighty crash music has made with the lack of imagination, originality, and musicianship that plagues us today. Who couldnt sit and listen to Motown every single day???

Being a big MJ fan but never had a chance to go see him in concert, so of course, I would have to do that.

1. Live Aid in Philadelphia 1985  2. Madonna Blonde Ambition Tour 1990  3. Elton John in Central Park 1980  4. REM Work Tour 1987