Pure Tears - Woodstock1969

Jewel 2022-09-05 12:31:15

Just look at the music festivals abroad to know how bad our music festivals are.

Not the equipment, not the venue, not the band!
The key is people's attitude!

After reading Woodstock1969, I shed a lot of tears, because of those beautiful years, beautiful people, and beautiful beliefs. Beautiful music.

The people inside are so young and so high-spirited!

The first few girls, the ones riding on the grass, all look like fairies!

At music festivals, people hug each other, kiss each other, touch each other, and even make love, raw passion fused with common beliefs.

Whenever the music sounds, we can feel each other's happiness and each other's needs.

I love this era.

Love this crowd of people.

Love this marijuana beer.

Love this smile and applause.

Love this little curly hair. . . .


Falling, falling, and entering that era in a beautiful melody.

The next Woodstock, I will definitely go. !

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Extended Reading

Woodstock quotes

  • Sly Stone: What we would like to do is sing a song together. And you see what usually happens is you got a group of people that might sing and for some reasons that are not unknown anymore - they won't do it. Most of us need approval. Most of us need to get approval from our neighbors before we can actually let all hang down. But, what is happening here is we're going to try to do a sing along. Now, a lot of people don't like to do it. Because they feel that it might be old fashioned. But, you must dig that it is not a fashion in the first place. It is a feeling. And if it was good in the past, it's still good. We would like to sing a song called, "Higher." And if we could get everybody to join in, we'd appreciate it. Everybody do it can on.

    [singing]

    Sly Stone: Want to take you higher!

    Sly StoneThe Family Stone: Higher!

    Sly Stone: [talking] See, like that what we do. Is to say higher and throw the peace sign up it'll do you no harm. Still, again, some people feel that they shouldn't, because, there are situations where you need approval. You get in on something that could do you some good.

    [singing]

    Sly Stone: Want to take you higher!

    Woodstock AudienceSly StoneThe Family Stone: Higher!

    Sly Stone: [talking] If you throw the peace sign up and say higher, you get everybody to do it. There's a whole lot of people here and a whole lot of people that might not want to do it, because, if they can some how get around it, they feel there are enough people to make up for it. On and on. Et cetera. Et cetera. We're going to try higher again and get everybody to join in we'd appreciate it. It'll give you no harm.

    [singing]

    Sly Stone: Want to take you higher!

    Woodstock AudienceSly StoneThe Family Stone: Higher!

    Sly Stone: [talking] Way up on the hill, what's happening. Let's give it up.

    [singing]

    Sly Stone: Want to take you higher!

    Woodstock AudienceSly StoneThe Family Stone: Higher!

    Sly Stone: Want to take you higher!

    Woodstock AudienceSly StoneThe Family Stone: Higher!

    Sly Stone: Want to take you higher!

    Woodstock AudienceSly StoneThe Family Stone: Higher!

  • Interviewer: Well, you're doin' a good job here.

    Port-O-San Maintenance Man: Thank you very much. Glad to do it for these kids. My son's here too and I got one over in Vietnam too. He's up in the DMZ right now with all the flying helicopters.