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| An article
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| Popping Down to Rome
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Rome stayed cool! At the onset of Hannibal and his elephants,Attila and
his Huns . . . Why loose your cool for Zoot Money and his Dantalion,s
Chariot, Blossom Toes, The Crazy World of Arthur Brown, Donovan, The
Family, The Move (top of Harold Wilson’s pops), The Soft Machine, The
Incredible String Band, Traffic, Pink Floyd, Captain Beefheart and his
Magic Band, The Byrds, John Handy, The Crome Syrcus with Astarte
Ballet, Buffy St. Marie, Julie Driscoll, Fairport Convention, The
Pebbles, The Dragonfly, The Robati from Jugoslavia, The Javeri Manipuri
Dance group from India, and The Warsaw Skiffle Group from oddly enough
Warsaw! And who said poetry is dead anyway ? |
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| Melody
Maker: “The pop-flop of ´68″ |
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The festival was
announced for the Palazzo delle Sport in Rome, but happened in the
Piper Club obviously without the ISB.
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Excerpt of flyer
for Windsor Festival 26 August 1972. Probably the ISB didn't
perform.
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Hokey Pokey magazine
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1973
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