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Farm Aid's 17Th Concert Is September 18, 2004, in Auburn, WA FARM AID CONCERTS Since 1985, Farm Aid concerts have brought together the greatest artists in American music. Of all the concerts for a cause that began in the mid-80s, Farm Aid remains the only one that has the unique and unwavering commitment of its original founders. Nearly 500 artists have played on the Farm Aid stage to keep family farmers on the land and inspire people to choose family farm food. FARM AID ARTISTS, 1985 – 2016 40 Points Ryan Bingham & the Kenny Chesney The Doobie Brothers Acoustic Syndicate Dead Horses Mark Chesnutt The Drew Davis Band Bryan Adams Black 47 Dick Clark Drive-By Truckers Kip Addotta Blackhawk Guy Clark Drivin’ N Cryin’ Trace Adkins Nina Blackwood Gary Clark Jr. Holly Dunn Alabama Blackwood Quartet Jubal Clarke Bob Dylan Alabama Shakes The Blasters Lee Clayton Jakob Dylan & the Gold Dr. Buzz Aldrin Billy Block Roger Clinton Mountain Rebels Dennis Alley & The Blue Merle Hank Cochran Steve Earle & the Wisdom Indian Grant Boatwright David Allan Coe Dukes Dancers BoDeans Tony Coleman Kathleen Edwards Greg Allman Suzy Bogguss Judy Collins El Dorado The Allman Brothers Bon Jovi Common Sense The Elms Band Jon Bon Jovi John Conlee Joe Ely ALO Bonnie Bramlett John Conlee & Son Ernie Isley & the Jam Dave Alvin Boxcar Willie Danny Cooksey Band Dave Alvin & the Garth Brooks Rita Coolidge Billy Evans Allnighters Karen Brooks Counting Crows Danielle Evin David Amram Brooks & Dunn Jimmy Dale Court Exile John Anderson Aaron Brotherton Cowboy Ken and the The Fabulous Lynn Anderson Shannon Brown Ranch Hand Band Thunderbirds Arc Angels Jackson Browne Larry Crane Billy Falcon Skeet Anglin Jann Browne Crook & Chase Freddy Fender Jann Arden T Bone Burnett David Crosby Jill & Joey Floyd Tom Arnold LeVar Burton Crosby, Stills & Nash John Fogerty Asleep at the Wheel B.W. Stevenson Crosby, Stills, Nash & Foreigner Badi Assad Tony Caldwell Young Radney Foster Hoyt Axton Calhoun Twins Sheryl Crow Foster and Lloyd Catherine Bach Campanas de America Cruzados Pete Fountain Bahamas Glen Campbell Shannon Curfman Robert Francis Band of Horses Mary Chapin Carpenter Mary Cutrufello Kinky Friedman Bandaloo Doctors Bill Carter Billy Ray Cyrus Steve Fromholz Bobby Bare Jr. Carlene Carter Will Dailey Funky Farmer All-Stars Barenaked Ladies Deana Carter Dallas Cowboy (Lynyrd Skynyrd) Mandy Barnett John Carter Cash Cheerleaders Teri Garrison Roseanne Barr Johnny Cash Dallas Dynamics Choir Larry Gatlin The Beach Boys June Carter Cash Joanna Dean Geezlinslaw Brothers Gary Beaty Felix Cavaliere Del McCoury Band Vince Gill Beck Central Texas Posse Delta Rae Johnny Gimble Bellamy Brothers Marshall Chapman John Denver Gin Blossoms Ray Benson Tracy Chapman The Derek Trucks Band William Lee Golden Kendra Benward Beth Nielsen Chapman Dixiana (The Goldens) Charlie Daniels Band Sasha Dobson Tipper Gore Farm Aid Concerts, Page 2 Gorky Park Rick James Patty Loveless Lukas Nelson & Vern Gosdin Jason & the Scorchers Lyle Lovett Promise of the Real Gov’t Mule Jayhawks Rob Lowe The Neville Brothers Grateful Dead Jeff Healey Band Loretta Lynn Mickey Newbury Pat Green Bruce Jenner Shelby Lynne The New Maroons Green on Red Waylon Jennings Deborah Maffett Randy Newman Nanci Griffith Kitty Jerry Maggie’s Farm Nitty Gritty Dirt Band Robert Guillaume Jewel Taj Mahal North Mississippi Guns N’ Roses Billy Joel Tim Malchak Allstars Guster Elton John Richard Marx Gary Nunn Arlo Guthrie Don Johnson Dave Mason Oak Ridge Boys Buddy Guy Jack Johnson Matisyahu Senator Barack Obama Sammy Hagar Jamey Johnson Kathy Mattea Old Crow Medicine Merle Haggard David Lynn Jones Dave Matthews Show Charlie Haid George Jones Dave Matthews & Tim One Fell Swoop Daryl Hall Norah Jones Reynolds One Flew South The Hammerheads Rickie Lee Jones Dave Matthews Band Roy Orbison Woody Harrelson John Kay John Mayer K.T. Oslin Emmylou Harris Keb’ Mo’ Martina McBride Paul Overstreet Alex Harvey Robert Earl Keen Delbert McClinton Johnny Paycheck Alex Harvey & the Tom Keifer Matthew McConaughey Jody Payne Chillbillies Toby Keith Tim McGraw Carl Perkins Wade Hayes The Kentucky Roger McGuinn Gretchen Peters Warren Haynes Headhunters James McMurtry Michael Peterson Roy Head Doug Kershaw Donny Mealer Congressman Collin Hearts of Darkness Hal Ketchum Ian Mellencamp Peterson and the Don Henley Kid Rock John Mellencamp Second Amendments John Henley B.B. King Paul Metsa Petra Christopher Hewitt Carole King Dean Miller Richard Petty John Hiatt Jackie King Roger Miller Tom Petty and the Dan Hicks Knifewing Minnie Mouse Heartbreakers Jim Hightower Chris Knight Joni Mitchell Lou Diamond Phillips The Highwaymen Kris Kristofferson moe. Phish Hillbilly Jim Bobby Kruegar Bill Monroe Phosphorescent Al Hirt Jerry Max Lane Montgomery Gentry Rebecca Pidgeon Hogwaller Ramblers Jessica Lange Allison Moorer Pipefitters Rebecca Holden Daniel Lanois Lorrie Morgan Playboy Girls of Rock Peter Holsapple Nicolette Larson Gary Morris & Roll Hootie & the Blowfish Amos Lee Jonelle Mosser Poco Dennis Hopper H. Lee Jason Mraz Grace Potter and the Bruce Hornsby Jesse Lenat Kacey Musgraves Nocturnals James House Huey Lewis Nathaniel Rateliff & the Paula Poundstone Ray Wylie Hubbard Jerry Lee Lewis Night Sweats Preservation Hall Jazz Timothy Hutton Lewis & Hammontree Nation Beat Band Iggy Pop David Linley & El Rayo Vince Neil The Pretenders Julio Iglesias Little Joe y La Familia The Nelsons Margo Price Imagine Dragons Little Village Billy Nelson Ray Price Insects vs Robots Nils Lofgren Paula Nelson Charley Pride Alan Jackson Lone Justice Susie Nelson John Prine Jesse Jackson Los Lobos Willie Nelson Sarah Purcell Jagged Moon Los Lonely Boys Willie Nelson & Family Eddie Rabbitt Farm Aid Concerts, Page 3 Yank Rachell The Supersuckers Lucinda Williams Raelyn Nelson Band Les Taylor Williams & Ree Elizabeth Rainey Lee Taylor & the Brian Wilson Bonnie Raitt Rhythm Killers Gretchen Wilson Mickey Raphael Susan Tedeschi Debra Winger Rattlesnake Annie Tegan and Sara Winters Brothers Lou Reed Benmont Tench Lee Ann Womack Pauline Reese Texas Tornados Tom Wopat Vernon Reid Billy Bob Thornton Chris Wright Dusty Rhodes Jimmy Tingle X Kimmie Rhodes Titty Bingo Trisha Yearwood Roadmaster Toad the Wet Sprocket Dwight Yoakam Rock & Roll All Stars Wayne Toups Neil Young Judy Rodman The Tractors Neil Young & Crazy Johnny Rodriguez Randy Travis Horse Paul Rodriguez Milo Tremley Pegi Young & The Kenny Rogers Trick Pony Survivors Leon Russell Travis Tritt Zaca Creek Rusted Root John Trudell Jimmy Ryser Tanya Tucker Sawyer Brown Jeff Tweedy John Schneider Steven Tyler Pete Seeger The Unforgiven Brian Setzer Keith Urban Paul Shaffer Brian Vander Ark Billy Joe Shaver Eddie Van Halen Kenny Wayne Shepherd Ricky Van Shelton Michelle Shocked Townes Van Zandt Silent Partners Stevie Ray Vaughan & Paul Simon Double Trouble Sturgill Simpson Kate Voegele Tavis Smiley Jon Voight Yakov Smirnoff The V-Roys Anthony Smith Jack Wagner Todd Snider Jerry Jeff Walker Son Volt Joe Walsh David Soul War J.D. 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