Oh my god.

The video of the very first moon landing of the apollo 11 mission in 1969! Neil Armstrong was the first man to set foot on the moon with his now legenday words "One small step for man, a giant leap for mankind." This is a truly amazing video and it was in 1969!!! If you think about it, you have orders of magnitude more processing power in your mobile phone than they did in the whole space craft!! Incredible!

The Scooby Doo Theme Song from 1969

Yippie ! We all gonna die.

Full version of Jimi Doz Lulu

Mickaël Shrieve was only 19.

Sugar Sugar

Great preformance by Janis Joplin! Live in Stockholm 1969!

Salvatore Adamo - Medley 1969 - españa tv

http://www.petitiononline.com/GFRMDM/petition.html Grand Funk Railroad performing Inside Looking Out live from 1969. This clip was shot at "The Show" WITF-TV in Hershey,Pa. November 1969. Mark & Don were 20 & Mel 18 years old. This clip is timeless. I've had hundreds of messages from people of 4 generations worldwide that just are in awe of this powerful performance (Folks from 11 to 83 years of age). I've been told it's early "metal", to the original "grunge", to the real begining of "punk, to the first "garage band", to "pure tribal rock", to "straight-in-your-face rock", to "industrial-strength power rock". One things for sure, it is powerful, passionate, singular, & unique. Mark, Don, & Mel changed music forever with 10 minute Power Songs like this one. This is a POWER TRIO at its best. Grand Funk Railroad was truly a "Performance Vehicle". What you heard on the albums could be duplicated 100% on their live performances. Many would say it's impossible for a 3 piece band to do this live. See the impossible. Once you start watching it, it's hard not to finish it. This is the most popular GFRxR video on the net. Click on the link below & sign the online petition to induct Mark Farner & GFRxR into The Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame now! http://www.petitiononline.com/GFRMDM/petition.html Everyone go here for The Mark Farner interview about The Legendary Shea Stadium Concert in July of 1971. http://mlb.mlb.com/news/article_entertainment.jsp?ymd=20080527&content_id=2779701&vkey=entertainment&fext=.jsp Im sitting here lonely like a broken man. I serve my time doin the best I can. Walls and bars they surround me. But, I dont want no sympathy. No baby, no baby, All I need is some tender lovin. To keep me sane in this burning oven. And, when my time is up, youll be my reefer. Life gets worse on gods green earth. Be my reefer, got to keep smokin that thing. No, no, no, no, no, no. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. I said now baby ... baby ..., let me smoke it ... smoke it ... Makes me feel good ... feel good, yes, I feel good ... ahhhhh ... Yes, I feel alright ... feel alright ..., yes, I feel alright ... feel alright ... Yes, I feel alright ... ahhhhh ... Ohhhhh ... Ice cold water is runnin through my veins. They try and drag me back to work again. Pain and blisters on my mind and hands. I work all day making up NICKEL (burlap) bags. The oats theyre feeding me are driving me wild. I feel unhappy like a new born child. Now, when my time is up, you wait and see. These walls and bars wont keep that stuff from me. No, no, baby, Wont keep that stuff from me. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. I need you right now mama. I need you right now baby. Right by my side, honey. All night long. Make me feel alright ... Yes, all ..., yes, all ..., yes, all ... alright. You better come on up and get down with me. Ill make you feel real good, just you wait and see. Make me feel alright ..., yes, I feel alright ... Yes, all ..., yes, all ..., yes, alright.

全共闘 安田講堂攻防戦 - 1969 「我々の闘いは勝利だった。 全国の学生、市民、労働者の皆さん、 我々の闘いは決して終わったのではなく、 我々に代わって闘う同志の諸君が、 再び解放講堂から時計台放送を真に再開する日まで、 一時この放送を中止します。」 (今井澄) 年を越した六十九年一月、東大安田講堂にこもった学生たちが機動隊の攻撃に抗しきれず、逮捕されていっ た日、私は一人で安田講堂の群衆の中にいた。 私のいる世界とは別世界になってしまった人 々との距離を見つめ、何もしていない自分に当惑し、それでもその時間を他人事にしたくない一心 でそこにいた。 　六十八年の春には、あんなにみずみずしかった学生たちの群像が追いつめられ、傷つけられ、自らも絶望し、 ゆがんでいくこの軌跡。 この安田講堂陥落から七十二年の春の内ゲバという悲惨な幕切れまでの歴史を、後世、歴史学者はなんと評するのだろうか。 　学生たちの失敗。若いということの、未熟 だったことの、純粋な想いがありすぎたことの結末としての 誤謬。 確かにそれはある。けれどその一方でやっぱり国家は恐ろしいものだと、それを私は肝に銘じて思う。 加藤登紀子「歌い綴る自分史 - 17 - "凍てついた冬"」 http://www.tokiko.com/poet/jibunshi/jibunshi_17.html 参考: 回想 全共闘 http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=847AC6233564DAD3

Iggy and the Stooges performing 1969 and Down on the Streets at Pukkelpop 2007, Thursday 16th of August 2007. During this show Iggy invited the crowd to the stage - in less than half a minute nearly two hundred fans climbed the stage.

this clip is very very rare, personally I restored this great video of Garner's Misty.

http://www.myspace.com/jaybeerodriguez A curiosity: a fragment of "Hoochie Coochie Man" by Buddy Guy in 1969, arguably from the same dates as the SuperSHow track already on YouTube too. Sorry but I actually don't have the complete song!

June 22, 1969 jazz vocalist Ella Fitzgerald with accompaniment by Ed Thigpen on drums, Frank de la Rosa on bass, and Tommy Flanagan on piano.

Video de The Rolling Stones del 1969 amb la cançó Satisfaction...res a veure amb l'actualitat.

Janis sings Try at the worlds most famous music festival with her Kozmic Blues Band.

Dedicated to all young people

From 1969... a classic written by the late Laura Nyro (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IjB3c_w_QM&search=Laura%20Nyro%20)

Judy sings her hit version of the Ian Tyson song "Someday Soon," on the Smothers Brothers show, taped in 1969. To hear a fantastic live concert version of this song, and others, from Judy's "folk-rock" era of her career, listen to her 1973 San Francisco concert featured on the new "Wolfgangs Vault" web site. You will find it at at www.wolfgangsvault.com

Make sure to visit joesouth.com There is also a wikipedia.org page on "The Games People Play" that has some great info on the song. The lyrics below are from that site: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Games_People_Play_(song) "Games People Play" is a song written, composed and performed by singer/song-writer Joe South. In 1968, the song was released on Joe's debut album: Introspect. It won the Grammy Award for Song of the Year in 1970. The song has been covered by Jerry Lee Lewis, Tesla, The Georgia Satellites, Big Tom and The Mainliners, Bill Haley and His Comets, The Tremeloes, Johnny Johnson & the Bandwagon, Ike and Tina Turner, Dreadzone, Hank Williams Jr., Inner Circle as well as others. It was also mentioned in the Brian Wilson song "Games Two Can Play" from his unreleased album Adult Child. Noteably, in Singapore circa 1969, an instrumental version showed-up on a single by The White Crane Orchestra. The reggae band Inner Circle also released a cover version which was quite popular in Europe for a while in the mid-90s. In 2006, it was covered by Jools Holland on his album Moving Out to the Country with guest vocalist Marc Almond. The Scottish singer, Dick Gaughan, covered it on his album A Different Kind of Love Song. Whoa--the games people play now. Every night and every day now. Never meanin' what they say now. Never sayin' what they mean. While they wile away the hours in their ivory towers, 'till they're covered-up with flowers in the back of a black limousine. [Chorus] La, da, da da, da-da da; La, da, da da, da-da de... talkin' 'bout you-n-me and the games people play--now. Whoa we make one another cry, break a heart then we say goodbye; cross our hearts and we hope to die that the other was to blame. But neither one will ever give-in, so we gaze at an eight-by-ten thinkin' 'bout the things that might have been and it's a dirty rotten shame. [Chorus] People walkin'-up to ya, singin' glory hallelujah 'n' they're tryin' ta sock it to ya, in the name of the Lord. They're gonna teach you how to meditate, read your horoscope, cheat your fate. And furthermore to Hell with hate Come-on and get-on board. [Chorus] Look-around tell me what you see. What's a-happenin' to you and me? God grant me the serenity to jus' remember who I am. 'cause you've given-up your sanity for your pride and your vanity, turn your back on humanity; Oh and you don't give a da da da da da. [Chorus x 3] -Joe South

EDIT 3: Ok, it was recorded on Friday 6th May 1988 (Thankyou TELETEXT! or back in the day, ORACLE!!) EDIT 2: Looking at some of the adverts, it can't have been the 1982 recording, so the next record I have for channel 4 ever showing the film was in 08/1994 (MM/YYYY) So the quality is still pretty good despite its age! Can anyone confirm this date? EDIT: I think this was recorded off Channel 4 on 05/11/1982 DD/MM/YYYY --- Not bad for a 25 year old VHS recording now is it? Here is something I found on a VHS tape. From the film Woodstock (1970). Joe Cocker - A Little Help From My Friends I have seen what looks like a remastered version on youtube, but the backing singers seem weird, I think only one of them is coming through and is too loud! This version has both backing singers and sounds pretty descent! :-) This particular copy of Woodstock was recorded from Channel 4 (UK) in the late 80's (if anyone has an exact date, that would be nice) just a few years before I was born! The quality is excellent! Thanks for watching!

Jim Morrison and Ray Manzerek do most of the talking in this 10 minute cut of an interview with band taken in 1969. Jim wears shades throughout the interview and seems knocked out or up on something. They talk eloquently and with very considered response to the interviewer about their thoughts over many various topics. They talk about their thoughts on comparisons that have been suggested between their music and rock concerts becoming religious or spiritual experiences for the Youth of America at the time. Note, the interesting response of Jim Morrison suggesting that he can see a time where concerts will be given by one man with a lot of machines.

10/31発売 GLAY『ASHES-1969-』のPVです。

The Woodstock Music and Art Fair was a historic event held at Max Yasgur's 600 acre (2.4 km²; 240 ha) dairy farm in the rural town of Bethel, New York from August 15 to August 18, 1969. Bethel (Sullivan County) is 43 miles (69 km) southwest of the town of Woodstock, New York, which is in adjoining Ulster County. To many, the festival exemplified the counterculture of the 1960s and the "hippie era." Thirty-two of the best-known musicians of the day appeared during the sometimes rainy weekend. Although attempts have been made over the years to recreate the festival, the original event has proven to be unique and legendary. It is widely regarded as one of the greatest moments in music history and was listed on Rolling Stone's 50 Moments That Changed the History of Rock and Roll. The event was captured in a successful 1970 movie, Woodstock, and Joni Mitchell's song "Woodstock", which memorialized the event and became a major hit for Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young.