Hippies @ LA Love In
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@riverboatsong Cool, thanks. It's on Fly Like an Eagle but it's a slower version. Peace.
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@173rdbobby1967 It's "Mercury Blues." As far as I know the only album this is on is the soundtrack to the 1968 hippie documentary "Revolution."
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This is pretty stupid stuff, only in L.A. would this guy from up north deliver the hippies directly to the Los Angeles Police Academy less than a mile away when they were so hated by the Police in the day.
I was at Elysian Park one Easter in 1968 when all hell broke loose and the LAPD had a field day knocking the crap out of every peace loving hippy in sight.
Yeah folks...those were the days.
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I drive by Elysian Park nearly everyday, and it's descended into a Mexican slum full of gang graffiti and homeless people.
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The hippie movement didn't begin and and with the 1960s....it's a living tradition. Hippie love forever!!!!
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Someone PLEASE tell me what song Steve Miller is playin'!!!!!!
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@FractalBolt Drop acid, not bombs.
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why weren't the super disco group the village people at this festival?
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so true!
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@FractalBolt Without the hippies you probably wouldn't do what you are doing today,
Steward Brand was a hippy, he invented the internet.
Steve Wozniak co-founded the first personal computer together with Steve Jobs and Ronald Wayne, they were all hippies
yeah. we need nore hippies
luniitas 3 years ago 9
Nice to see the old footage of a then 23 year old Steve Miller; Hard to believe he's now 65. Yeah it 's a shame the hippies didn't fully change the consciousness of America back in the 60's, because the values the wealthy few have always had; materialism, greed and money worship have again led us down the road to ruin. IMHO that road to ruin also includes another great depression followed by a humanity decimating third world war. It's nice at least to get a glimpse of what could have been.
mrbag60 2 years ago 8