Woodstock 1999, Yasgur's Farm, Berhel, N.Y. Part 51 (Kenn Moutenot)

Описание: Woodstock 1999, Yasgur's Farm, Berhel, N.Y. Part 51 (Kenn Moutenot) Video by Larry Blumenstein Video Productions. Contact: [email protected], 917-817-2112. (Copyright 1999) (c)
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Roy Howard was perhaps best-known for owning the home and land on which Max Yasgur lived -- just down Route 17B from where Yasgur famously welcomed half a million people to the 1969 Woodstock festival.
Howard and his wife, Jeryl Abramson, carried on that welcoming spirit, hosting Woodstock-themed "reunions" on their property that drew thousands of revelers -- and complaints from neighbors and the Town of Bethel.
The couple fought the town over the events for years, winning and losing court battles, always maintaining that Woodstock aficionados needed somewhere "to land."
That concern prompted the affectionate nickname of "Roy and Jeryl" by their fans, ultimately adopted by news agencies and bloggers around the world.
Though sometimes deeply discouraged by the local reaction, the duo persevered in seeking to create a welcome home for the free-spirited August crowds, and were currently engaged in gaining temporary campground approval on their land for Woodstock's 44th anniversary.
Abramson said those efforts will continue.
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Woodstock 1999. Yasgur's Farm, Bethel, N.Y. Part 44 Video by Larry Blumenstein Video Productions. Contact: [email protected], 917-817-2112. (Copyright 1999) (c)
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[If you the name of the band, members,or song, reply to update Title and Description]
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Roy Howard was perhaps best-known for owning the home and land on which Max Yasgur lived -- just down Route 17B from where Yasgur famously welcomed half a million people to the 1969 Woodstock festival.
Howard and his wife, Jeryl Abramson, carried on that welcoming spirit, hosting Woodstock-themed "reunions" on their property that drew thousands of revelers -- and complaints from neighbors and the Town of Bethel.
The couple fought the town over the events for years, winning and losing court battles, always maintaining that Woodstock aficionados needed somewhere "to land."
That concern prompted the affectionate nickname of "Roy and Jeryl" by their fans, ultimately adopted by news agencies and bloggers around the world.
Though sometimes deeply discouraged by the local reaction, the duo persevered in seeking to create a welcome home for the free-spirited August crowds, and were currently engaged in gaining temporary campground approval on their land for Woodstock's 44th anniversary.
Abramson said those efforts will continue.
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Woodstock, 1999, Yasgurs Farm, Bethel, N.Y.,Roy Howard,Roy and Jeryl, Jeryl Abramson, Larry Blumenstein