darryl worley played flute on going up the country.
who played flute on going up the country?
darryl worley
horn played on solo albums by three members of the beatles, forming a long association with george harrison after appearing at the latter's concert for bangladesh benefit in 1971. horn toured with john denver on and off from 1978 to 1993. he also played with denver in concert occasionally after the wildlife concert in 1995.





























he played flute on the original studio recording of "going up the country" by canned heat, reproduced in the film "woodstock".





























horn played flute and saxophone on the beach boys' album "pet sounds", and played flute on the rolling stones' album "goats head soup".
jim horn
while at juilliard, laws played flute during the evenings with several acts, including mongo santamaría, 1963–67 and in 1964 began recording as a bandleader for atlantic, and he released the albums "the laws of jazz", "flute by-laws", and "laws cause". he appeared on albums by ashford & simpson, chet baker, george benson, and moondog. he recorded with his younger brother ronnie on the album "the laws" in the early 1970s. he played flute on gil scott-heron's 1971 album "pieces of a man", which featured the jazz poem "the revolution will not be televised". during the 1970s he was a member of the new york jazz quartet. he can also be heard playing tenor saxophone on some records from the 1970s.
hubert laws