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Posted 1 year ago
Belltown
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Here's an unused three-day ticket to Woodstock from 1969. The amount on this version of these tickets is $8 per day because that was the price at the gate (advance tickets were $6/day). A lot of these were probably never sold because they made it a free concert, so I suppose that means there are more of the $24 three-days around than the $18s, but that's just a guess on my part. I did not attend Woodstock but felt like I did since I listened to the 3-lp soundtrack so much (wore out the sides with Sly, Ten Years After, and Joe Cocker) and saw the movie in theaters several times.
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ha thats cool i have the album with the naked kids on the album woodstock
does it have the globe ticket watermark
I did attend the concert and seeing this has released a flood of memories. Thanks for sharing.
Belltown,
Absolutely fantastic item. Who could ever forget Alvin Lee & Ten Years After doing I'm Going Home, and Carlos Santana, what a performance! Those live versions are on my MP3 that I listen to when I run 5K's.
fourpeepsake, I envy you, I had to drive a taxi cab that summer.
Hi vanskyock24:
Yes it does, several. You can see one of them, upsidedown, to the left of the of the third $8.