
Country Joe McDonald, Woodstock Antiwar Icon, Dies at 84
Country Joe McDonald, the Bay Area psychedelic rocker who led Country Joe and the Fish and became synonymous with Woodstock through the provocative 'Fish Cheer' and antiwar anthem 'I-Feel-Like-I’m-Fixin’-to-Die Rag,' died at 84 from Parkinson’s complications in Berkeley. A pioneering but politically sharp musician, his career spanned the band’s influential 1967 Electric Music for the Mind and Body, a long solo run, and later works such as the 1986 Vietnam Experience and the 2017 album 50. He is survived by his wife Kathy and five children.






