witchi tai to
1967
Summer of LOVE
high times 1966
'key' of grass - $80
Timothy Leary on the Magic Bus 'Further' 1964
"You're either on the bus, or off the bus." Ken Kesey
party-prep London 1965
Time July 1965
"I Feel Like I'm Fixin' To Die"
Soldiers land in Vietnam for a short stint
December 1965 nearly 200,000 troops
music man
Bill Graham
Protest singer-songwriter Bob Dylan
Spokesperson for a Generation 1965
Bob Dylan and Bobby Neuwirth tune in
Backstage "Don't Look Back" Tour 1965
BOB DYLAN HIGHWAY 61 REVISITED 1965
Banned cover design for Beggar's Banquet
1966 - 385,000 troops in Vietnam
Velvet Underground Debut L.P.
WARHOL
Andy Warhol's Exploding Plastic Inevitable 1966
A total light and sound environment featuring the Velvet Underground
NICO
Nico - Mary Woronov - Andy Warhol - International Velvet
1966
Ken Babbs and Ken Kesey
Turning on the world 1966
The Grateful Dead
Dead House
71 Ashbury
Haight Ashbury, San Francisco
Roger McGuinn - The Byrds
fashion statement - granny glasses
1966
PINK FLOYD 1966
Roger Waters - Nick Mason - Syd Barrett - Rick Wright
1967 - 485,000 troops in Vietnam
George Harrison - Patti Boyd
Haight-Ashbury acid walk
Barry "Eve of Destruction" MacGuire feels the Love
LOVE LOVE LOVE
"With Acid there was an emergence of young people who dressed to die for"Christopher Gibbs
DRESSED TO KILL
Brian Jones - Photographer Michael Cooper
"He was into ethnic clothes much earlier than most people" Christopher Gibbs
Brian Jones
the first 60's rock superstar to die
1942-1969
National Guard's barbed wire fence surrounds People's Park, Berkeley
April 1969 543,400 troops in Vietnam
The Battle for People's Park, Berkeley 1969
Jimi Hendrix
1942-1970
Janis Joplin
her Psychedelic Porsche
1943-1970
"An angel who came and paved a road white chicks hadn't walked before." Etta James on Janis Joplin
Jim Morrison
the infamous leather pants
1943-1971
THIS IS THE END
December 1970 335.800 troops in Vietnam
Goodbye Vietnam
PEACE IS AT HAND
1972
Gram Parsons
1946-1973
Hippie
Barry Miles
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