Woodstock - Three days that defined a generation.

[CountAllVotes]

I watched this last night. It was pretty darn good.

Not sure how much longer it will be available to view as the price of the DVD is being shown.

That said, catch is now while you can.

https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/americanexperience/films/woodstock/#part01

[mahatmakanejeeves]

1. I saw it on DC-area WETA last night as well.

https://weta.org/tv/program/american-experience

It will be on a bunch of times.

[CountAllVotes]

2. Thanks for the links!

I'm trying to find more links for the B. B. King program that PBS American Masters will be showing on television Sat. night.

American Masters
B.B. King
The challenging life and career of blues guitarist B.B. King; candid interviews feature Bono, Bonnie Raitt, Carlos Santana, Eric Clapton, John Mayer, and Ringo Starr.

Cannot find any links for this one other than telling me it is on Sat. night.

Any idea at all?

As for Woodstock, lots of chances to see it in August. Thanks.

[mahatmakanejeeves]

3. It probably depends on where you are. Is WETA your station? NT

[CountAllVotes]

4. I no longer have cable TV

I'm watching for free with rabbit ears believe it or not.

I pick up several different PBS stations.

I tend to stream online to watch PBS as it comes in better.

I plan to watch the B. B. King program on Sat. if I can bring it any way I can pull it off.

Thank you for your help. I appreciate it.

[mahatmakanejeeves]

5. I use rabbit ears too. Several DC-area stations swapped frequencies last week.

I watched the Woodstock video on the newly rescanned WETA.

Listing of Digital stations in the Washington / Baltimore Region: (Revised May 26, 2019)

[JudyM]

6. Thanks. Beautiful documentary. Makes us today seem coopted by the media and commercialism.

Have we lost what it takes to meaningfully organize at the scale we need to? or do we just have no power to impact the devastation around us?

[appalachiablue]

7. KR Well done program on a beautiful event, thanks for posting.

[CountAllVotes]

8. You are welcome

I remember when Woodstock happened.

It was a big big deal -- all of those people in one place and nothing went wrong.

I was very young when it occurred and were my parents ever in a state of absolute shock.

It was a unique time to be alive in this country.

I liked it!

Even with all of the problems that were going on at that time, they seem almost mute compared to what we are dealing with today.

I really enjoyed it as well. It was like taking a walk down memory lane for me.

[appalachiablue]

9. I've been into the music recently and watching it was great.

It puts you in a peaceful, pleasant and nostalgic mood.

Kinda bittersweet too because it was such a special era and wonderful event, but we 'can't go home,' so to speak.

Must keep moving forward and try to clean up this huge mess!

Summer of 1968 I remember the horrible assassinations, and a Henrix concert we tried to go to. The folks said no, which was disappointing, but best because it was a 3 hr. drive and we were still quite young. La vie.

Anyway thanks for posting this, I'll send to some folks today to watch.

Have a good one and peace.

[appalachiablue]

10. *TRAILER for the Film: