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Good Morning…
What we have in mind, is breakfast in bed
for 400,000 people...
(Hugh Romney, Stage
Announcement, 16 August 1969)
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In 1969, Hugh Romney served as chief of the Please Force at the Woodstock
music festival, where the Hog Farm administered the free kitchen and
bad-trip/freak-out tent. He was captured in the movie "Woodstock" that
propelled him into the world press. Hugh became a good-humored peacemaker and
purveyor of life support at major rock festivals and political demonstrations of
the sixties and seventies and changed his name to Wavy Gravy at the Texas Pop
Festival.
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“A Quick Sketch of My Thumbnail”, by: Wavy Gravy Courtesy
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We must be in heaven, man!
Wavy at the Woodstock Monument and Yasgur’s Farm
2005
Photos Courtesy of:
Double M Music Management
5265 Locksley Ave.
Oakland, CA 94618
510/420-1776
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