A Modern 'Macbeth,' in Sight, Not Sound - New York Times

New York Times

A Modern 'Macbeth,' in Sight, Not Sound New York Times “Macbeth 1969” is a one-act affair, less than two hours long, so there has necessarily been a great deal of condensing. Only six actors play all the roles. Shirine Babb, for instance, is one of three nurses who play the witches, beginning the action ... and more »

Avid Collector Searching For Original Rolling Stones 1969 Altamont Concert Posters - San Francisco Chronicle (press release)

Avid Collector Searching For Original Rolling Stones 1969 Altamont Concert Posters San Francisco Chronicle (press release) Avid poster collector Andrew Hawley announces his search for original 1969 Rolling Stones Altamont Raceway concert posters. The concert was held in December, 1969 and was supposed to be the west coast version of Woodstock. It did not turn out that way. and more »

'Hippies' recall life back in the '60s - Brownsville Herald

'Hippies' recall life back in the '60s Brownsville Herald By TRAVIS WHITEHEAD/The Brownsville Herald MERCEDES – Joe Nettuno remembers planning a trip to the Woodstock Music and Art Fair in 1969. He and some fellow motorcyclists wanted to hit the road and go see what later became a legend.

Woodstock: My Little Town (Includes interview and first-hand account) - DigitalJournal.com

Woodstock: My Little Town (Includes interview and first-hand account) DigitalJournal.com I suppose this fits people's vision of Woodstock, and their associations with the free love and open-mindness of the famous 1969 music festival, which actually took place some 40 miles from here. But the way I look at it, the appointment of 18 year old ...

Winter keeps the blues flame burning - The Advocate

Winter keeps the blues flame burning The Advocate He signed with Columbia Records in 1969 and played the Woodstock Music and Art Fair. His blazing, blues-drenched Woodstock set was released in 2009 as Johnny Winter: The Woodstock Experience. Although Winter got left out of the Woodstock film and ... and more »

Veterans and volunteers mourned - Woodstock Sentinel Review

Veterans and volunteers mourned Woodstock Sentinel Review Out of the military and back home in Canada, he worked at the post office in Woodstock as a letter carrier. In 1969, Gardhouse moved from Woodstock to Beachville where he was an avid supporter of Branch 495. " He was one of the nicest, funniest guys ... and more »

The self-esteem bubble pops - World Magazine

World Magazine

The self-esteem bubble pops World Magazine The fateful year 1969, celebrated equally for the Apollo moon landing and Woodstock, also saw the publication of Nathan Brandan's The Psychology of Self-Esteem. This was the book that inspired what some predicted would be a revolution in parenting and ...

Rock DJ Pete Fornatale to discuss Woodstock in Glen Rock - NorthJersey.com (press release)

NorthJersey.com (press release)

Rock DJ Pete Fornatale to discuss Woodstock in Glen Rock NorthJersey.com (press release) An interesting aspect of Fornatale's initial connection with Woodstock is that his first boss at WNEW didn't permit him to attend. "The first live commercial that I ever read on WNEW-FM, on my first night there in July of 1969, was for the imminent ... and more »

Staten Island's artistic democracy - SILive.com

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Staten Island's artistic democracy SILive.com Terracotta realist Pat DeCicco has two lifelike heads in the show. Baby boomers who spot John Foxell's macabre assemblage “Ghost of Woodstock” and will weep at the sight. Look what time has done to the 26-year-old rock god of 1969?

Creedence drummer's happy beat - Scene Queenstown

Scene Queenstown

Creedence drummer's happy beat Scene Queenstown CCR were the first to sign a contract for the generation-defining festival on farmland in Upper State New York in 1969. They split just a few years later. But in 1995, the rhythm section reformed as Creedence Clearwater Revisited and hit the road again ... and more »

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