The album cover of Woodstock Two, a 2LP vinyl set, features a candid and whimsical photograph capturing the free-spirited nature of the legendary 1969 Woodstock festival. In the foreground, three young, naked children with light blonde hair are joyfully playing with musical instruments on an outdoor stage. The child on the left holds a wooden drumstick and appears to be interacting with a white and black electric guitar resting against an amplifier. Another child, sitting behind a full drum set, raises a drumstick in the air, poised to strike the cymbal. A third child, partially visible behind the others, is engaged in the scene.
The drum set is prominently featured, with a large bass drum at the center, its reflective surface slightly distorted. The cymbals and other percussion elements are set up as if ready for a live performance. In the background, towering amplifiers and equipment, painted in muted green, create a sense of scale and reinforce the setting as a professional festival stage. A figure wearing a white hat is partially visible in the upper right corner.
The title "Woodstock Two" is placed at the top in bold orange and yellow lettering, accompanied by the iconic Woodstock dove-and-guitar logo. Below the title, the names of the featured artists are listed in a clean, lowercase font, including Joan Baez, Butterfield Blues Band, Canned Heat, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, Jimi Hendrix, Jefferson Airplane, Melanie, and Mountain. The Atlantic Records logo, a black and orange square, is positioned at the bottom, marking the album's official release.
The cover image encapsulates the uninhibited and playful spirit of the Woodstock generation, symbolizing the festival’s themes of peace, freedom, and communal joy through the innocent perspective of children exploring music.
