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"You can't understand
God,
you can't define God,
you can't contain God,
but you can _be_ God."
-Stephen
Gaskin'
Please
remember the 60s was a continuation of the energies of the Beat Generation-
-to truly understand the 60s you really should study the Beat Generation...so
you might want to start there.
Beat Generation Bookstore!
"When I
think back to the 60s I am reminded of a time of innocence and
youth, the coming of age, the possibility and the dreams.
This nation held a moment of opportunity within its hand.
Men and women rose up and strode forwards with new ideals and visions.
The movements, the vision, the new frontiers that began with that era
still echo from that period today.
And I believe, the hopes of a generation who laid the seed of their
dreams,
from Kennedy to King still call out to as challenge to us.
The innocence may have faded, but that doesnt mean the visions
have to fade to silence too.
The world may be faster and less sensitive now, but the words, hopes
and ideals of
that era still challenge us today, as Robert F. Kennedy said,
Those with the courage to enter the moral struggle, will find
themselves with friends in every corner of the globe.
Maybe the 60s didnt end as they began,
but we are better because of those possibilities and the dreams dreamt
within its short window time."
~Eric S. Kingston~
(From his Guestbook
entry)
www.unitedpeacecouncil.org
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The
San Francisco Oracle (Facsimile Edition)
by Allen., Editor Cohen
On the Bus:
The Complete Guide to the Legendary Trip of Ken Kesey and the Merry Pranksters
and the Birth of the Counterculture
by Paul Perry, Michael Schwartz (Editor), Neil Ortenberg (Editor)
The Making of a Counter Culture:
Reflections on the Technocratic Society
and Its Youthful Opposition
by Theodore Roszak
Bohemian Manifesto :
A Field Guide to Living on the Edge
by Laren Stover
Bohemians:
The Glamorous Outcasts
by Elizabeth Wilson
The Sixties
by Richard Avedon, Doon Arbus
"Takin' It to the Streets":
A Sixties Reader
by Alexander Bloom (Editor), Wini Breines (Editor)
Big Bang, The Buddha, and the Baby Boom :
The Spiritual Experiments of My Generation
by Wes Nisker
Cristine Keeler, David Bailey, Penelope Tree,
and Marianne Faithful
The Movement and the Sixties
by Terry H. Anderson
The Sixties, Second Edition
by Terry H. Anderson
Imagine Nation:
The American Counterculture of the 1960's and 70's
by Peter Braunstein (Editor), Michael William Doyle (Editor)
Dennis Hopper
Memoirs of the 60s
Very Rare!! Collector's Item!Wicked Messenger: Bob Dylan And the 1960s
by Mike Marqusee
"Haight Ashbury-60s'-©Lisa Law 2007
Click the book cover to read more reviews and purchase.
'Flashing on the Sixties'
by Lisa LawPhotographs by Lisa Law, forward by Ram Dass. The Sixties were a time of personal journeys, fiery protests, and revolutionary happenings...an extraordinary era. Through it all, photographer Lisa Law was snapping pictures of now-legendary friends, concerts, and gatherings. A remarkable visual record that captures the essence and energy of the Sixties as no other book. Newly reprinted with additional photographs, commentary and reminiscences from those there.
Publisher's Weekly November 28, 1987
In 1965, 22-year-old Law was living in a Los Angeles mansion where Andy Warhol, Bob Dylan and various musicians subleased suites. Joining this casual music scene, she took intimate snapshots of such stars as Lou Reed, John Sebastian and Janis Joplin, noting that "Perhaps because I was not a professional photographer and therefore not taken seriously by anyone, including myself, I was able to record some of the more relaxed moments from those days." In the 160 photos presented here, Law also captures be-ins,
antiwar protests, Woodstock and other memorable events.
Accompanying these nostalgic photos are reminiscences by Paul Krassner, Wavy Gravy, Allen Ginsberg and others, Law has produced a book of depth, beauty and impact-she has captured the heart of the '60s.
Rhino's Psychedelic Trip
by Alan Bisbort, Parke Puterbaugh
Magic of the Sixties
by Gene Anthony
Summer of Love :
Art of the Psychedelic Era
by Christoph Grunenberg
San Francisco in the Sixties
by George Perry (Editor)
Linda McCartney's Sixties :
Portrait of an Era
by Linda McCartney
Hippie
by Barry Miles
Please visit
60s Photojournalists Gallery
Sleeping Where I Fall: A Chronicle
by Peter CoyoteI read Peter's book staying in Sapillo State Park in the Gila Wilderness-Southern New Mexico,
no water or electricity and lots of coyotes..in the midst of gigantic ponderosa pines ..
this book was wonderful, inspiring and brought back a lot of memories.
I Highly recommend it!
-LionHeart-
The Hippie Handbook
by Chelsea Cain, Lia Miternique (Illustrator)
Hippies
by Peter Jedick
Hippies From A to Z:
Their Sex, Drugs, Music and Impact From the Sixties to the Present
by Skip Stone
( I see this as more of a summary of the Hippie Movement than a serious study-
-but really fun to read.-LionHeart-)
The Hippy Survival Guide to Y2K
by Mike Oehler
This book is definitely not out of date..Highly recommended-LionHeart-
The Hippie Dictionary:
A Cultural Encyclopedia (And Phraseicon) of the 1960s and 1970s
by John Bassett McCleary, Joan Jeffers McCleary
'Bill Graham-1st Day at the Fillmore'
©Michelle Vignes 2007
Bill Graham Presents:
My Life Inside Rock and Out
by Bill Graham, Robert Greenfield
Live at the Fillmore East:
A Photographic Memoir
by Amalie R. Rothschild, Ruth Ellen Gruber
Somebody to Love? :
A Rock-and-Roll Memoir
by Grace Slick, Andrea Cagan
Don't You Want Somebody to Love:
Reflections of the San Francisco Sound
by Darby Slick
Off the Wall:
Psychedelic Rock Posters from San Francisco
by Amelie Gastaut, Jean-Pierre Criqui
Visit Our Psychedelic Poster's page
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