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festival was exciting because of what it stood for. The promoters were telling everybody that it was a show of hands for people who felt a certain way about our generation and the war in Vietnam. It was being called a festival of peace and love and music. It was being touted in this kind of way, which was very nice.
There was an area backstage where all kinds of people — the artists, managers, record people, whoever — were mingling. Fellini faces were whipping by. It was kind of like a gypsy caravan, a very colorful sight. I think we were playing with Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young back there, but I don’t remember exactly. Over the years, between the news footage and the movie, it’s kind of foggy in my mind as to who was doing what with whom and where.
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