40th Anniversary of the Summer of Love
Sunday September 2, 2007
from
10:00am -
6:00pm
40th Anniversary of the Summer of Love, ''A Gathering of the Tribes''
Musicians from across the country will be joining San Francisco at ground zero, where it all began, celebrating ""Summer of Love 40th" Anniversary."
CONFIRMED ACTS (as of 5/23/07) INCLUDE: Ray Manzarek (the Doors), Country Joe McDonald (Country Joe and the Fish), Canned Heat, Michael McClure (Beat poet), New Riders of the Purple Sage, Nick Gravenites, David Laflamme (It's a Beautiful Day), Alameda All Stars (Gregg Allman), Merl Saunders, Terry Haggarty (Sons of Champlin), Dan Hicks, The Charlatans, Essra Mohawk (Mothers of Invention), Barry Melton, Jim Post (Friends and Lovers, Siegel-Schwall Blues Band), Paul "Lobster" Wells , Chief Sunny Ray, Fishbone, Iroquois Tribe, Dakota Tribe, Seminole Tribe, Emit Powell and the Gospel Elites. Additional acts are still confirming.
Representatives from hundreds of groups are joining the event in support of the principals of peace, love, and understanding.
These include:
The American Indigenous Peoples
The Seminole Tribe
The Iroquois Tribe
Indigenous People of South America
Speakers from the peace movement
Speakers from the Free speech movement
Speakers from the Anti-war movement
Poets from the beat generation
Events across the nation and around the world are honoring the "Summer of Love 40th" in support of San Francisco's counter-culture. San Diego, Monterey, Vancouver Canada, England, France, Germany & the Czech Republic are all supporting the principals of the 60's generation, and the birth of the counter-culture.
A webcast of the event will be streamed throughout the day at the Apple Quicktime(TM) website. For more information: www.2b1records.com/summeroflove40th.
Pop artist icon, Peter Max said, "I am so happy to see a concert is being held in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Summer of Love. It's important there is a historical legacy to the message this time period represents. We need to always celebrate the universal values of compassion, peace and love."
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