1960s+Woodstock

Wood stock A Concert to Remember Picture taken from amazon Ravi Shankar Johnny Winter Melanie Garth Hudson Arlo Guthrie The Band Grateful Dead Jimi Hendrix Janis Joplin Jefferson Airplane The Who Joan Baez and so many more ||  || August15-17 were three days that would never be forgotten a whole three days of peace,love, and music. Amazingly, everyone got along just fine and no fights broke out.This event took place at dairy farm near Woodstock. They expected 10,000-20,000 and over 400,000 people showed up and most didn't even have tickets.They had traffic jams up to 20 miles long, over crowed, and limited supplies. The traffic was so bad that even the bands had trouble trying to get in the area.Also supplies were very limited along with sanitation because more people came then they thought.But when it came to drugs and alcohol they never had any problem running out because people would shared with others.Most of the people there was from the younger generation and most of which were hippies.For some more facts click @here. media type="youtube" key="dBJnoMP1Uyc" height="233" width="233" align="center" media type="youtube" key="THnPZ7zqA6I" height="235" width="235" align="center" Ojedal(Editor),Auriana.The Turbulent 60's.San Diego:Greenhaven Press.2004.Print. ''Woodstock Music and Art Festival(1969)."Pop culture universe.ABC-CLIO.Web.Apir28,2011. Carlin,Richard.Rock and Roll:1955-1970.New York:Libarary of congress cataloging-in-publication data.1988.Print  Landy,Eilliozz.Woodstok Vision:The Spirit of a Generation.New York:The Continuum Publishing Company.1994.Print. ﻿ ||
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