All Entries in the "Woodstock" Category
Woodstock – In The Quiet Morning
Woodstock. It’s not the only defining event of our generation, but it is one that still sticks in the minds of those who were there, and those who followed it from afar. Ian Margieson has written a novel called “Woodstock: In the Quiet Morning.” But it doesn’t start in upstate New York. [...]
Woodstock – Peace, Music & Memories
Forty years?!?!? Yes it is, forty years since the summer of Woodstock. There’s a lot we’d rather forget from that turbulent time, but for our generation, the memories cannot easily be erased. Brad Littleproud and Joanne Hague, of the Woodstock Preservation Archives, have just published “Woodstock: Peace, Music & Memories,” and it reminds [...]
By the Time We Got to Woodstock …
Most of the time, BoomerCafé focuses on what our generation is doing today. But Joanne Hague is focusing right now on what we did yesterday … or more to the point, forty years ago. She’s looking for help to mark a milestone that helped shape the leading edge of the baby boomer generation. She’s rediscovering [...]
