SAN FRANCISCO NIGHTS VOL.1 1967.
In 1967, change was in the air in San Francisco. That year, nearly 100,000 young people converged on the Haight-Ashbury neighborhood, turning the city into the epicenter of a cultural phenomenon known as the Summer of Love.
Drawn here in search of the “strange vibration” described by singer Scott McKenzie in his 1967 anthem, “San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Flowers In Your Hair),” these budding hippies imagined a more just society where love reigned and individuals were free to be themselves. During this transformative time, music, fashion, art and new ideas blossomed, and there was a feeling that everything was possible.
NOW THIS TIME IS OVER FOREVER. ONLY MEMORIES REMAINS.
WE WILL REMEMBER ALL THESE THROUGH THE MUSIC.
TOO OLD
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Excellent series! Looking forward to parts 4-8!
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ReplyDeleteWe don't know each other, and yet I seem to have recognized you long ago. I was born three years after that summer of love. As a young man, I was captivated by that unprecedented cultural movement. I am critical of that time, not everything was appropriate or healthy; However, it was a melting pot of emotions that deeply influenced society and questioned our way of living. That was magical and fleeting, but effectively, the memory remains. A greeting from Spain.
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