Hands in heart shape in festival concert

--SUPERS--\nTuesday\nNew York\n\n --VO SCRIPT--\nORGANIZERS ARE PLANNING A CONCERT TO MARK THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF OF THE ICONIC SIXTIES-ERA MUSIC FESTIVAL WOODSTOCK ...\nAND THEY'VE ANNOUNCED THE MUSICAL LINE-UP.\nHEADLINERS WILL INCLUDE JAY Z, CHANCE THE RAPPER, SANTANA, AND MANY OTHERS.\nMORE THAN 80 MUSICAL ACTS WILL PARTICIPATE.\nTHE THREE-DAY FESTIVAL WILL BE HELD AUGUST 16TH THROUGH THE 18TH IN WATKINS GLEN, NEW YORK.\nTICKETS WILL GO ON SALE ON EARTH DAY, APRIL 22ND.\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nNEW YORK WATKINS GLEN MUSIC FESTIVAL SIXTIES ENTERTAINMENT\n\n

7:03:29:03-7:05:51:11>>>COLOR SYNC 1980s Interview with Grace Slick, backstage at Super Night concert:,- Loved Monterey Pop Festival, over Altamont (dreary, sad ending) and Woodstock (so massive, couldn't walk around) -describes her experience,- Not nearly as scared now to play as she used to be when in Airplane; playing live is much more fun now than then,- Peter Gabriel, Phil Collins; the two are very impressive

Scenes from the Woodstock music festival held in Bethel, New York in 1969, followed by a report about plans for another festival. PLEASE NOTE News anchor and reporter image and audio, along with any commercial production excerpts, are for reference purposes only and are not clearable and cannot be used within your project.

NEW TRANSFERS OF MATERIAL SHOT DURING THE SEPTEMBER 1969 TEXAS POP FESTIVAL WOODSTOCK-LIKE HIPPIE ROCK MUSIC FESTIVAL TWO WEEKS AFTER WOODSTOCK. MANY OF THE SAME GROUPS PERFORMED AND THE LOOK OF THE CROWDS IS VERY SIMILAR TO WOODSTOCK.

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INTV W/ SUPERINTENDENT OF THE NEW YORK STATE POLICE JAMES W MCMANN ON THE VIOLENCE / FIRES / LOOTING THAT STARTED ON THE CLOSING NIGHT OF THE WOODSTOCK MUSIC FESTIVAL IN ROME, NEW YORK / INTV W/ WOODSTOCK SECURITY DIRECTOR KEN DONNAHUE / INTV W/ MAYOR JOE GRIFFO

Fires and smoke at night from riots and looting at the Woodstock 99 music festival (concert) in Rome, NY; Low shot of crowds and fires; Vandals throw wood panel into fire; Police battalion troopers in riot gear/shields run to fracas

People celebrating in open air concert

01:25 John Fleck, performance artist, speaks to a crowd. 02:32 John Fleck rails against Senator Jesse Helms' proposal for art funding cutbacks, sings ""Amazing Grace,"" and removes clothes. 04:19 ""Japanese at Woodstock"" by Bart Friedman. A Japanese camera crew shoots hippies celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Woodstock festival, fully expressing their astonishment at this strange culture. 07:38 ""Advice Ladies"" by Skip Blumberg. A short piece about three women who sit on the streets of New Yor k City offering free advice. One client asks: ""Should I dye my hair?"" 17:38 Donald N. Frey commentary by Tom Weinberg. Frey, former board chair of Bell & Howell, gives tips on what it takes to succeed these days and defines some bad corporate management. 18:54 ""Advice Ladies"" continued. One woman wants to know where to stay in Paris. 19:08 ""Quayle Watching."" Vice President Dan Quayle looks blankly into the camera. from TV news 19:24 Music video for ""Yuppie Rap"" by Bill O'Neil, which pokes fun at the young urban professionals of the 1980's. 23:08 ""Advice Ladies"" continued. The ladies predict that sex crimes will increase in the '90s. 26:43 Erika Becker by Eddie Becker. Erika talks to her father about her ""Several Policy"" [Cerebral Palsy]. She explains what the disease does and how it made her feel. ""What's the worst part of having a handicap?"" ""I think being made fun of. That really hurts."" ""Inside, even grownups treat me differently... but that's because I'm different."" 35:20 ""Advice Ladies"" continued. The ladies advise a woman about whether or not she should move to England to be with a man she met on a vacation. 36:31 ""Los Angeles Abortion Rally"" by Nancy Cain. A short segment about an anti-abortion group called ""Los Angeles Operation Rescue."" This group demonstrates outside an abortion clinic while pro-choice activists protest the presence of the anti-abortionists. Cain mainly focuses on interviewing the Operation Rescue members. 42:15 Paul Krassner commentary by Nancy Cain. Krassner discusses some tongue-in-cheek strategies for the Pro Choice movement. 43:24 The ""Advice Ladies"" continue to talk to the woman about a possible move to England. 42:13 ""El Salvador Demonstration"" by Eddie Becker. Footage of a demonstration in Washington D.C. over U.S. policies towards El Salvador. 49:04 ""Advice Ladies"" continued. The ladies discuss ""good"" and ""bad"" drugs. 49:22 An excerpt from ""Viet Vet"" by Ed Wierzbowski, Pam Roberts, and Tobe Carey. Subversive and strange personal recollections of the Vietnam War. 50:50 ""Pat Boone and Rev. Harold Bredeson"" by Nancy Cain and Wendy Appel. The two men discuss Boone's financial difficulties in relationship to his faith. Boone obviously sees himself as a deeply religious man, but sees nothing hypocritical about bringing God into his business dealings. Boone was millions of dollars in debt due to his ownership of the basketball team the Oakland Oaks, and claims God saved him in his time of need by bringing someone to him who wanted to buy the team. The segment ends with the two men praying in tongues.

BACKSTAGE AT THE WOODSTOCK MUSIC AND ARTS FESTIVAL - SHOTS OF AUDIENCE LISTENING TO OPENING BAND SWEETWATER - HIPPIES LISTENING TO MUSIC AT WOODSTOCK

MS BOOK "WOODSTOCK NATION" BY ABBIE HOFFMAN IN SHOP WINDOW, PAN-UP TO WOODSTOCK, NY STREET. VS EXTS HOMES IN WOODSTOCK. VS INTV/W WITH WOODSTOCK MUSIC FESTIVAL, MIKE LANG. DISCUSSES IMPACT OF FESTIVAL, SOCIAL AND POLITICAL RAMIFICATIONS, PLANNED REVIVAL FESTIVAL, ETC. REVERSALS BOB BROWN. ESTABISHING OF INTV/W SHOWING MRS. LANG SEATED WITH MIKE, HOLDING CHILD. CI: GEOGRAPHICS: NY, WOODSTOCK. PERSONALITIES: LANG, MIKE. MUSIC: CONCERTS.

The year 1969 sees a crackdown on marijuana, which is confiscated and burned by federal officers in U.S. and Mexico. However people continue to "turn on" with music at Woodstock.

THE LATEST FESTIVAL OF PEACE AND LOVE (AND MUD) IS WINDING DOWN AT SAUGERTIES, NEW YORK. WOODSTOCK '94 ENDS TONIGHT IN UPSTATE NEW YORK.

Rear view of a large group of people in front of a music festival stage. Crowd is excited and dancing, hands are raised, clapping, punching the air, filming with mobile phones, etc...

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THE WHO - HEAVEN AND HELL BRITISH ROCK BAND THE WHO ON STAGE AT WOODSTOCK MUSIC FESTIVAL AUGUST 1969 - SUNG BY BASSIST JOHN ENTWISTLE - FOOTAGE SHOT ON BLACK AND WHITE VIDEO FROM SIDE OF THE STAGE - UNSEEN FOOTAGE OF THE WHO'S LEGENDARY SET FROM THE WOODSTOCK MUSIC AND ARTS FESTIVAL IN AUGUST 16, 1969

A COUPLE OF HUNDRED PEOPLE ARE CAMPED OUT TODAY NEAR WOODSTOCK TO MARK THE TWENTY YEARS SINCE NEARLY HALF A MILLION HIPPIES CONVERGED ON THE SITE FOR PERHAPS THE MOST FAMOUS ROCK CONCERT IN HISTORY. IT WAS TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY THAT MUSIC LOVERS AND PEACE-NIKS FLOCKED TO THE ROLLING HILLS IN UPSTATE NEW YORK TO HEAR SOME OF THE BIGGEST NAMES IN ROCK, FROM JIMI HENDRIX TO THE JEFFERSON AIRPLANE.

PETER JENNINGS CS VO ON THE WOODSTOCK MUSIC FESTIVAL PETER JENNINGS CS VO ON THE WOODSTOCK MUSIC FESTIVAL AND ITS CULTURAL SIGNIFICANCE