Hippies Change a Generation
The 1960s brought us the hippies—a younger generation who rebelled against their parents, community and government. It was a counterculture mantra of “turn on, tune in and drop out.” Flower power, marijuana and advocacy for communal living was the order of the day. Hippie culture reached its peak of influence and visibility at the Woodstock music festival in 1969.
Decades talks to Greenwich Village legend Judy Collins
"Judy Collins was a fixture of the early '60s music scene in Greenwich Village, playing some ... more
