• Seminole Indian Village - May 24, 1969
    "Big Rock Pow Wow" - also: The Youngbloods

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  • hockey_john
    11 years 5 months ago
    Grateful Dead Live at
    Grateful Dead Live at Seminole Indian Village on 1969-05-24 - Grateful DeadTurn On Your Love Light, Doin' That Rag-> He Was A Friend Of Mine-> China Cat Sunflower-> The Eleven-> Death Don't Have No Mercy, Alligator-> Drums-> Saint Stephen-> Feedback-> We Bid You Good Night
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    Anonymous (not verified)
    14 years ago
    Amen 'Nito!
    but very free and innocent and natural. Love, man...keep the vibe alive. Goin'up to the spirit in the sky!
  • incognito
    14 years ago
    The Seminole Village Festival
    I lived in the Norwood section of Miami at the time, very close to the Seminole Village. I was attending Miami Dade College. I had already experimented with some Sandoz acid that my buddy who lived in in New Jersey brought back. My friend took me there because we were into Tim Leary and his book The Politics of Ecstasy too and Leary was there at the festival. I don't remember much anymore, but I do remember lots of joints being thrown into the crowd from a decorated truck that Leary was in. I saw a couple of chicks were topless and smiling at me and dancing. It wasn't obscene or perverse and gaudy like a lot of crap you see today, but very free and innocent and natural. Love, man...keep the vibe alive.
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I lived in the Norwood section of Miami at the time, very close to the Seminole Village. I was attending Miami Dade College. I had already experimented with some Sandoz acid that my buddy who lived in in New Jersey brought back. My friend took me there because we were into Tim Leary and his book The Politics of Ecstasy too and Leary was there at the festival. I don't remember much anymore, but I do remember lots of joints being thrown into the crowd from a decorated truck that Leary was in. I saw a couple of chicks were topless and smiling at me and dancing. It wasn't obscene or perverse and gaudy like a lot of crap you see today, but very free and innocent and natural. Love, man...keep the vibe alive.
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but very free and innocent and natural. Love, man...keep the vibe alive. Goin'up to the spirit in the sky!
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Grateful Dead Live at Seminole Indian Village on 1969-05-24 - Grateful DeadTurn On Your Love Light, Doin' That Rag-> He Was A Friend Of Mine-> China Cat Sunflower-> The Eleven-> Death Don't Have No Mercy, Alligator-> Drums-> Saint Stephen-> Feedback-> We Bid You Good Night