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Keith Richards at Joshua Tree National Park, CA, photographed by Michael Cooper. 1968.

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70's Kitchen Design From the January, 1976 issue of Better Homes and Gardens magazine

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Jimmy Buffett in 1974

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1974 ad for Natural Wonder cosmetics

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Resting high above the pearl of the Alps, Lünersee.

Austria

1997

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Two young people reading in the Purple Bamboo Park of Beijing, 1957-59.

Photo by Brian Brake.

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Barbara and Michael Leisgen - Mimesis, 1972-1973

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AIM activists at the occupation of Wounded Knee (1973)

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1974: Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend, magazine close-ups. Roger is wearing a Fillmore East shirt, which was later signed & sold at auction. Pete's photo seems to have appeared in Sounds, a UK music paper.

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The Celebration of Life was a disastrous, ill-fated music festival held from June 24 to June 27, 1971, on the Cypress Pointe Plantation in McCrea, Louisiana. Billed as an ambitious eight-day “mini-Woodstock” in the country, it quickly devolved into logistical chaos, extreme weather conditions, and tragedy, ultimately leading the state to shut it down after just four days. Today, it is widely remembered by music historians as the event that marked the definitive end of the golden, idealistic era of late-1960s rock festival culture.

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