To Woodstock's 50th Anniversary: Only Once, Music Saved the World One summer 50 years ago, two 20-somethings gave a weekend concert that was supposed to be attended by an estimated 50,000 people Unexpectedly, 450,000 people poured into peace, love, and music. This is the historical moment when the hippies were carnival. This is the 1969 Woodstock Music Festival. Jimi Hedrix, joni Mitchell, joe cocker, etc., a total of 32 groups The performance of singers and bands spanned 4 days. The scale and significance of the lineup were unprecedented. The United States in the 1960s and 1977 era stirred up the Vietnam War quagmire in a wave of back-to-war civil rights and counterculture movements. Rebellious wandering freedom young people with freedom carnival, dissatisfaction with reality, yearning for peaceful utopia, and longing for a peaceful utopia, they have traveled long distances from all over the world. It is estimated that they themselves did not expect that they would participate in the most important music festival in the history of rock music. Max Yasgur, the rancher of the year Looking back on the three days of the concert, I have a feeling that they could turn all the problems in America today into positive hopes and expectations for the future, historian Bert Feldman said: It is an event that is absolutely only once in a lifetime. Its composition is complex and cannot be replicated. 50 years later, today, August 2019, is the 50th anniversary of the woodstock music festival. Is the history reincarnating?
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