Woodstock and Altamont: The music festivals that defined the 1960s
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Woodstock and Altamont: The music festivals that defined the 1960s

by Brian Ireland

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Woodstock and Altamont explores two music festivals that became defining symbols of the 1960s. Considering them side by side, Brian Ireland places these landmark events within the history of popular music and the decade’s wider cultural transformation, offering a concise introduction to their enduring significance.

About This Book

Woodstock and Altamont examines two major music festivals associated with the 1960s.

The book considers their place in the history of popular music and festival culture.

By focusing on Woodstock and Altamont together, it presents a comparative view of events that helped define the decade.

It offers readers an accessible way to explore the music, atmosphere, and wider cultural significance connected with these landmark festivals.

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