The song and this video are both beautiful and timeless.
@DJFV6944 ай бұрын
This is from the 1967 documentary, Mondo Mod. I have it on a double feature DVD, Mondo Mod / The Hippie Revolt.
@katecoe20624 ай бұрын
Where did you get this? Visible time-code from where?
@PaulMoshay4 ай бұрын
Don’t recall. It was over 15 years ago.
@richardmiller12895 ай бұрын
You know Jim Morrison is creeping around somewhere nearby.
@richardmiller12895 ай бұрын
I was 10 months old I remember it very well. 😜
@calvinguile131510 ай бұрын
We think the cops are bad now…
@FrederickCAycottJr11 ай бұрын
Greetings. I just found out about this. I was about eight years old, when my late mother played this tune. I didn't see Midnight Cowboy, until 1980, on WPHIL 17 in Philadelphia Pennsylvania, on the UHF dial. Of course at that time, I was living in Staten Island New York. When I heard the theme music, it made me think of my late mother. She died on Thanksgiving night 1976, and I was eleven years old.
@MustangMach1696.011 ай бұрын
Beautiful beautiful beautiful love it.😊❤
@genesims5276 Жыл бұрын
Never gets old..
@javiervelasegovia25222 жыл бұрын
Watery guitar in the begining and I think there's a sitar guitar near the end
@nordland22352 жыл бұрын
That was mellow..compared to the race riots....they shut the high school down for 2 weeks.
@nordland22352 жыл бұрын
Cops acting like nazis
@alanwatson16872 жыл бұрын
Wonder if they arrested the kids with their parents??
@georgelamore21403 жыл бұрын
i was their drinking with buffalo springfield..
@impalaman97073 жыл бұрын
So my question is: How do they determine who's under 18? Did the police go around asking for ID's? There some 25 year olds who probably looked 17, and some 17 year olds who probably looked 20
@BillDerBerg Жыл бұрын
IDs weren't even mandatory back in 1966
@calvinguile131510 ай бұрын
They just did whatever they wanted
@impalaman970710 ай бұрын
@@calvinguile1315 That answer is too easy
@calvinguile131510 ай бұрын
@@impalaman9707 hey, that was the mentality back then
@AnnMitchell1003 жыл бұрын
I think my father, Al Mitchell is the person being interviewed at about 4:58 on this. He was the owner of The Fifth Estate coffeehouse. Great footage.
@masonwhite37283 жыл бұрын
Guess I’m not the only one here because of Buffalo Springfield’s “For What It’s Worth”
@ENDTIMEsVideoLibrary4 жыл бұрын
I was 2 years old and they arrested me!! Guess, I'll have to wait till the 80s..
@fob1xxl4 жыл бұрын
I Lived on Laurel Ave. about 1 block away from Pandora's Box. It was a protest ! Not a riot ! The police were as usual the aggressors! Pandora's Box was an under 21 club. No alcohol !
@robinjohnson81494 жыл бұрын
I was 8 and lived in Huntington Beach, CA.
@socorrodiaz99764 жыл бұрын
¡Nunca me cansaré de escuchar esta colosal melodía, llena de: acción, amor,pasión que se yo !divina!
@valentinius624 жыл бұрын
OK, Boomers.
@alexandanu4 жыл бұрын
Cops with nothing better to do.....
@DOSIsForLovers4 жыл бұрын
Hi! I'm interested in using this footage for a project. Would you happen to know where I'd be able to find this footage from where it originally came from? The timecode leads me to believe that it came from an archive house of some kind. Thank you!
@kendylan10214 жыл бұрын
Vinnie Bell and his Watery Guitar sound . WOW
@tinydancer62 Жыл бұрын
Loved Vinnie Bell's water guitar songs.
@socorrodiaz99765 жыл бұрын
No me cansó de oír esta melodía s dúo con Ferrante y teacher ,asi como vicel bell, vaya combinación estupenda.
@fasteddylove8765 жыл бұрын
Stephen Stills, in San Francisco at the time & hearing of the riots wrote "For What It's Worth" in 15 minutes. The song was recorded in one night's recording time & became a hit. It is wrongly attributed as a anti-Viet Nam war song.
@danielc12415 жыл бұрын
Fast Eddy Love In 5 minutes he thought of it
@fasteddylove8765 жыл бұрын
From my understanding, they were protesting the curfew & the plans to make that area more upscale retail---the police brutality came during the protest itself. This I got from first hand reports.
@fabiogarone63006 жыл бұрын
Linda música.
@dannybrooks18476 жыл бұрын
i remember seeing this on the news in san diego i was 17 years old
@Craiglaca16 жыл бұрын
That’s some cheesy sound effects
@johntague6 жыл бұрын
I'm the actor in this commercial. So glad I found it!
@PaulMoshay6 жыл бұрын
perfect job, John! searched this out years ago because I felt was one of TV Land's most charming spots : )
@johntague6 жыл бұрын
Thanks! That was a fun shoot and all the other spots were really clever as well.!
@AnthonyWilliams-li5mz2 жыл бұрын
Handsome.
@bigboysdontcry80886 жыл бұрын
P. McCartney died just a few days prior to this riot, up on LC Blvd.
@fasteddylove8765 жыл бұрын
Not from L.A. What is LC Boulevard?
@PettyYou0077 жыл бұрын
The democracies were invented by the dictatorships, which some times teach their teeth, the democracies are not perfect but it is the best thing than we can have.
@xefirah8 жыл бұрын
1966. I was 9 years old. ... Let the Revolution return!!!!! #WatergateAllOverAgain #GreenRevolutionNow
@dariowiter30785 жыл бұрын
F*** off with that s***, will ya? This is 2019, not 1966 thru 1974, moron! 🖕😠
8 жыл бұрын
Ha, end police brutality. Then 50 years later these are the same old people who complain about black lives matter. Fact is the police are completely out of control. If the founding fathers thought we would have ever had an active police force like we do now they would have put strict controls on the authority that police have. They are totally unchecked and that is contrary to the principles they endorsed.
@fasteddylove8765 жыл бұрын
Are you really sure these are the same "old people" that complain about black lives matter? I suppose you have a scientific study to back up that statement.
@dr.terridaniel46538 жыл бұрын
I was there.
@StepsonTheLostTapes8 жыл бұрын
L.A.C. Sheriffs Department turf. What's L.A.P.D. doing there? Got to L.A. the following Feb. of 1967 and played music at a club on "The Strip" a lot. The sidewalks were still packed with my generation but on the weekends Sheriffs Deputies would walk up and down two-a-breast with night sticks/batons held horizontally in front of their bodies.
@50sVintage8 жыл бұрын
Wow I would love to see the entire episode, and any other entire episodes of Dr. Kildare. James Mason was my all-time favorite. I thought I'd seen all his performances but didn't know about this gem hiding in this precious episode of the impossible-to-find Dr. Kildare series.
@JamesDurbinOfficial8 жыл бұрын
@Paul Moshay, do you know who owns the above footage?
@PaulMoshay8 жыл бұрын
It was one of the commercial services. I no longer recall which though.
@bobareebop8 жыл бұрын
My father worked for Joe Moshay for many years. Mike Powers, he sang, and played guitar, piano, and banjo. Joe's front man for about 40 years.
@gene40688 жыл бұрын
after 4 yrs of posting,, still here enjoying this wonderful tune.... Gene....
@eddielasowsky77779 жыл бұрын
The great CIA experiment in Laurel Canyon was just about to explode. Cue 3 years of drugs, death and the hippies taking over the anti war movement.
@RandyR9 жыл бұрын
The worse is that many of these youngsters who were trying to be free and against the establishment is now part of it and ruining it for many. I am ashamed of many of my fellow baby boomers for putting their heads in the sand and becoming Yuppies. Hypocrites and I am ashamed of you!
@fasteddylove8765 жыл бұрын
Can't win I suppose. Because some of that generation that were conservative all along call them (the yuppies--as you state--but I don't know that that's entirely accurate--maybe some of them adapted yuppie values & lifestyle but not all of them--perhaps I digress)...called & call them dirty hippy druggies. These are huge generalizations of course.
@dariowiter30785 жыл бұрын
You asshole baby boomers fucked up everything you touched back then, dummy. You fucked everything for Gen Xers and later generations, which is why the left in 2019 America is more radicalized than five decades ago. Stupid sack of shit! 🖕😠
@RandyR9 жыл бұрын
Steven I lived in Los Angeles for 12 remarkable years. No it wasn't perfect but there is no such place. Pandora's Box became Virgin Records or it was during the 80's. Sadly even my favorite Record Store Tower has closed down. I was in the process of making a Beatles/Rock n roll tour and then the quake in Jan 94 changed everything forever. Peace. What I wouldn't do to be there now.
@RandyR8 жыл бұрын
+Don “gagelle” Dondonald Very quickly, if and when i get a chance to go back home, i will be visiting there. I miss Tower Records. My next visit might be to say goodbye to my friends i have known for several years. I have 16 medical conditions and no cure for four of them. I have been trying to go home for over 15 years. Now i am racing the clock
@RandyR7 жыл бұрын
I miss Tower Records on the strip. I bought numerous things from there. Another tragedy thanks to technology.
@RandyR7 жыл бұрын
Among many things, I have six NEUROLOGY disorders and they want me to have major surgery . Not possible with no place to recuperate an more complications. I have never known what it is to be totally healthy. Had no intention on being this old. Death doesn't scare me because I have a much better place waiting for me. However I would like to have a real social life and fun again before I break on through to the other side. So this is why I am selling 600 items and cutting down Google Plus. Since my career ended and my dad died, I have less time and a lot more to deal with
@RandyR7 жыл бұрын
My main concern is what the priorities became in our generation. Now they bought into the lie that more is better an money can solve everything. I keep telling them that it is okay to have things but don't forget those in need and the world needs changing
@RandyR7 жыл бұрын
Don Dondonald They have been wanting me to have ACDF C3-4 for past three years. The Arnold Chairi Malformation is so rare that only one out of 100,000 get it. I also have an extra vertebrae. Is one of six NEUROLOGY disorders. There are to many complications. I can move my head better but the pain never leaves and I have no control over the twitches. my last video also explains situation. The worse part is that it has cut my income in half and put my future in jeopardy. I am donating my body to science with hope it will be able to help someone down the road. Life is what happens when you are planning something else
@RandyR9 жыл бұрын
One of my favorite hangouts when I lived back home. The Status Quo and the Conservatives were uptight that we were being free and hanging out. The Squares tried to ruin things then like they do now. Don't dare step out of being politically correct, or being in the Status Quo, they will get uptight. Well to damn bad. I am an aging Hippie at 62 and really could care less about either. Beware the Pigs are coming.
@RandyR8 жыл бұрын
+Don “gagelle” Dondonald Know when i visited the Haight/ Ashbury area for the first and only time in 88 that the yuppies were trying to take it over and when i was back home in Los Angeles in 2000, they were trying . Well there are still more down to Earth people than yuppies. I am still an aging Hippie but also an activist, responsible and clean and sober. Think i woke up 20 years ago and ended up on the wrong planet. These things think they can buy us and force us to act like they want us to. Sorry it ain't happening
@pestleman19517 жыл бұрын
Randy R Dude, you were 14 at best, maybe 13 when Buffalo Springfield broke up around '68... The Hippie thing was absolutely officially over when Al Passaro killed that black dude at Altamont in '69, I was there. After that we weren't Hippies anymore ... But it was dying long before Passaro killing that guy. When every con getting out of Folsom, Vacaville and Quentin made bee lines straight for the Haight, it all changed...
@RandyR7 жыл бұрын
We were having Love in's and groovy gatherings in Los Angeles during the 80's. It is not about what you wear. It is an attitude of knowing what is going on and wanting to change the world. There is still millions of us around. Not all of my generation sold out. I spent 5 years in Apathy, then woke up after they murdered Lennon
@RandyR7 жыл бұрын
Many gave up after Kent State, Watergate and losing the war we never should have been in, Vietnam. Many have woke up again
@RandyR7 жыл бұрын
I have never been one that cared much about the phony status quo or being politically correct. Most would not survive the reality that I have lived
@bobanderson38819 жыл бұрын
It was a hoax then and it is a hoax today..... NOTHING they tell you is real.
@RandyR9 жыл бұрын
Bob Anderson It really occurred. I wasn't there regretfully in the 60's but was in the 80's. Was also in the Rodney King riots and that is what it was like during that horrible week. The establishment gets uptight when someone shakes their boat. I am an aging Hippie and I wish that millions today would wake the hell up and start taking a stand against injustices and start making changes again. Don't recognize this world this century. I had some of my best times on Sunset strip and would love to be there right now. But the quake in 94 put an end to my dream and more. Peace
@bobanderson38819 жыл бұрын
Randy R Rodney King is aka Rick James..... Actors acting..... And we have the proof.... Google this... Wellaware1 / music legends.
@deadass74496 жыл бұрын
+Bob Anderson stfu
@TOTMGreenish-Top-Of-The-Morrin9 жыл бұрын
singin songs and carrying signs ... mostly say hurray for our side --- notta nutin different? ya it's gottin a phukin lot worse
@michaelrgvarn48499 жыл бұрын
I sadly share that experience.
@pmf5989 жыл бұрын
It all looks very civilized . . . . . probably just more over excited American hype . .
@LordGreystoke9 жыл бұрын
Didn't see much long hair, other than the females.
@masonm65955 жыл бұрын
it was 1966..... you must be a millennial..
@lilblade4615 жыл бұрын
@@masonm6595 Calm Down.
@lilblade4615 жыл бұрын
@@masonm6595 sorry about earlier.
@fasteddylove8765 жыл бұрын
If you check out the yearbooks from my high school in suburban Chicago, long hair didn't come in till '71-'72. Hard to believe that in some parts of the country the '60s never happened. In a relative sense. Back to my high school the war in Viet Nam didn't become a issue till the graduating class of '71. With students on both sides of the issue. Looking back I think my high school was partially stuck in the late '50s--early 60's--for the entire decade of the '60s because it was relatively a conservative area.
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The song and this video are both beautiful and timeless.
This is from the 1967 documentary, Mondo Mod. I have it on a double feature DVD, Mondo Mod / The Hippie Revolt.
Where did you get this? Visible time-code from where?
Don’t recall. It was over 15 years ago.
You know Jim Morrison is creeping around somewhere nearby.
I was 10 months old I remember it very well. 😜
We think the cops are bad now…
Greetings. I just found out about this. I was about eight years old, when my late mother played this tune. I didn't see Midnight Cowboy, until 1980, on WPHIL 17 in Philadelphia Pennsylvania, on the UHF dial. Of course at that time, I was living in Staten Island New York. When I heard the theme music, it made me think of my late mother. She died on Thanksgiving night 1976, and I was eleven years old.
Beautiful beautiful beautiful love it.😊❤
Never gets old..
Watery guitar in the begining and I think there's a sitar guitar near the end
That was mellow..compared to the race riots....they shut the high school down for 2 weeks.
Cops acting like nazis
Wonder if they arrested the kids with their parents??
i was their drinking with buffalo springfield..
So my question is: How do they determine who's under 18? Did the police go around asking for ID's? There some 25 year olds who probably looked 17, and some 17 year olds who probably looked 20
IDs weren't even mandatory back in 1966
They just did whatever they wanted
@@calvinguile1315 That answer is too easy
@@impalaman9707 hey, that was the mentality back then
I think my father, Al Mitchell is the person being interviewed at about 4:58 on this. He was the owner of The Fifth Estate coffeehouse. Great footage.
Guess I’m not the only one here because of Buffalo Springfield’s “For What It’s Worth”
I was 2 years old and they arrested me!! Guess, I'll have to wait till the 80s..
I Lived on Laurel Ave. about 1 block away from Pandora's Box. It was a protest ! Not a riot ! The police were as usual the aggressors! Pandora's Box was an under 21 club. No alcohol !
I was 8 and lived in Huntington Beach, CA.
¡Nunca me cansaré de escuchar esta colosal melodía, llena de: acción, amor,pasión que se yo !divina!
OK, Boomers.
Cops with nothing better to do.....
Hi! I'm interested in using this footage for a project. Would you happen to know where I'd be able to find this footage from where it originally came from? The timecode leads me to believe that it came from an archive house of some kind. Thank you!
Vinnie Bell and his Watery Guitar sound . WOW
Loved Vinnie Bell's water guitar songs.
No me cansó de oír esta melodía s dúo con Ferrante y teacher ,asi como vicel bell, vaya combinación estupenda.
Stephen Stills, in San Francisco at the time & hearing of the riots wrote "For What It's Worth" in 15 minutes. The song was recorded in one night's recording time & became a hit. It is wrongly attributed as a anti-Viet Nam war song.
Fast Eddy Love In 5 minutes he thought of it
From my understanding, they were protesting the curfew & the plans to make that area more upscale retail---the police brutality came during the protest itself. This I got from first hand reports.
Linda música.
i remember seeing this on the news in san diego i was 17 years old
That’s some cheesy sound effects
I'm the actor in this commercial. So glad I found it!
perfect job, John! searched this out years ago because I felt was one of TV Land's most charming spots : )
Thanks! That was a fun shoot and all the other spots were really clever as well.!
Handsome.
P. McCartney died just a few days prior to this riot, up on LC Blvd.
Not from L.A. What is LC Boulevard?
The democracies were invented by the dictatorships, which some times teach their teeth, the democracies are not perfect but it is the best thing than we can have.
1966. I was 9 years old. ... Let the Revolution return!!!!! #WatergateAllOverAgain #GreenRevolutionNow
F*** off with that s***, will ya? This is 2019, not 1966 thru 1974, moron! 🖕😠
Ha, end police brutality. Then 50 years later these are the same old people who complain about black lives matter. Fact is the police are completely out of control. If the founding fathers thought we would have ever had an active police force like we do now they would have put strict controls on the authority that police have. They are totally unchecked and that is contrary to the principles they endorsed.
Are you really sure these are the same "old people" that complain about black lives matter? I suppose you have a scientific study to back up that statement.
I was there.
L.A.C. Sheriffs Department turf. What's L.A.P.D. doing there? Got to L.A. the following Feb. of 1967 and played music at a club on "The Strip" a lot. The sidewalks were still packed with my generation but on the weekends Sheriffs Deputies would walk up and down two-a-breast with night sticks/batons held horizontally in front of their bodies.
Wow I would love to see the entire episode, and any other entire episodes of Dr. Kildare. James Mason was my all-time favorite. I thought I'd seen all his performances but didn't know about this gem hiding in this precious episode of the impossible-to-find Dr. Kildare series.
@Paul Moshay, do you know who owns the above footage?
It was one of the commercial services. I no longer recall which though.
My father worked for Joe Moshay for many years. Mike Powers, he sang, and played guitar, piano, and banjo. Joe's front man for about 40 years.
after 4 yrs of posting,, still here enjoying this wonderful tune.... Gene....
The great CIA experiment in Laurel Canyon was just about to explode. Cue 3 years of drugs, death and the hippies taking over the anti war movement.
The worse is that many of these youngsters who were trying to be free and against the establishment is now part of it and ruining it for many. I am ashamed of many of my fellow baby boomers for putting their heads in the sand and becoming Yuppies. Hypocrites and I am ashamed of you!
Can't win I suppose. Because some of that generation that were conservative all along call them (the yuppies--as you state--but I don't know that that's entirely accurate--maybe some of them adapted yuppie values & lifestyle but not all of them--perhaps I digress)...called & call them dirty hippy druggies. These are huge generalizations of course.
You asshole baby boomers fucked up everything you touched back then, dummy. You fucked everything for Gen Xers and later generations, which is why the left in 2019 America is more radicalized than five decades ago. Stupid sack of shit! 🖕😠
Steven I lived in Los Angeles for 12 remarkable years. No it wasn't perfect but there is no such place. Pandora's Box became Virgin Records or it was during the 80's. Sadly even my favorite Record Store Tower has closed down. I was in the process of making a Beatles/Rock n roll tour and then the quake in Jan 94 changed everything forever. Peace. What I wouldn't do to be there now.
+Don “gagelle” Dondonald Very quickly, if and when i get a chance to go back home, i will be visiting there. I miss Tower Records. My next visit might be to say goodbye to my friends i have known for several years. I have 16 medical conditions and no cure for four of them. I have been trying to go home for over 15 years. Now i am racing the clock
I miss Tower Records on the strip. I bought numerous things from there. Another tragedy thanks to technology.
Among many things, I have six NEUROLOGY disorders and they want me to have major surgery . Not possible with no place to recuperate an more complications. I have never known what it is to be totally healthy. Had no intention on being this old. Death doesn't scare me because I have a much better place waiting for me. However I would like to have a real social life and fun again before I break on through to the other side. So this is why I am selling 600 items and cutting down Google Plus. Since my career ended and my dad died, I have less time and a lot more to deal with
My main concern is what the priorities became in our generation. Now they bought into the lie that more is better an money can solve everything. I keep telling them that it is okay to have things but don't forget those in need and the world needs changing
Don Dondonald They have been wanting me to have ACDF C3-4 for past three years. The Arnold Chairi Malformation is so rare that only one out of 100,000 get it. I also have an extra vertebrae. Is one of six NEUROLOGY disorders. There are to many complications. I can move my head better but the pain never leaves and I have no control over the twitches. my last video also explains situation. The worse part is that it has cut my income in half and put my future in jeopardy. I am donating my body to science with hope it will be able to help someone down the road. Life is what happens when you are planning something else
One of my favorite hangouts when I lived back home. The Status Quo and the Conservatives were uptight that we were being free and hanging out. The Squares tried to ruin things then like they do now. Don't dare step out of being politically correct, or being in the Status Quo, they will get uptight. Well to damn bad. I am an aging Hippie at 62 and really could care less about either. Beware the Pigs are coming.
+Don “gagelle” Dondonald Know when i visited the Haight/ Ashbury area for the first and only time in 88 that the yuppies were trying to take it over and when i was back home in Los Angeles in 2000, they were trying . Well there are still more down to Earth people than yuppies. I am still an aging Hippie but also an activist, responsible and clean and sober. Think i woke up 20 years ago and ended up on the wrong planet. These things think they can buy us and force us to act like they want us to. Sorry it ain't happening
Randy R Dude, you were 14 at best, maybe 13 when Buffalo Springfield broke up around '68... The Hippie thing was absolutely officially over when Al Passaro killed that black dude at Altamont in '69, I was there. After that we weren't Hippies anymore ... But it was dying long before Passaro killing that guy. When every con getting out of Folsom, Vacaville and Quentin made bee lines straight for the Haight, it all changed...
We were having Love in's and groovy gatherings in Los Angeles during the 80's. It is not about what you wear. It is an attitude of knowing what is going on and wanting to change the world. There is still millions of us around. Not all of my generation sold out. I spent 5 years in Apathy, then woke up after they murdered Lennon
Many gave up after Kent State, Watergate and losing the war we never should have been in, Vietnam. Many have woke up again
I have never been one that cared much about the phony status quo or being politically correct. Most would not survive the reality that I have lived
It was a hoax then and it is a hoax today..... NOTHING they tell you is real.
Bob Anderson It really occurred. I wasn't there regretfully in the 60's but was in the 80's. Was also in the Rodney King riots and that is what it was like during that horrible week. The establishment gets uptight when someone shakes their boat. I am an aging Hippie and I wish that millions today would wake the hell up and start taking a stand against injustices and start making changes again. Don't recognize this world this century. I had some of my best times on Sunset strip and would love to be there right now. But the quake in 94 put an end to my dream and more. Peace
Randy R Rodney King is aka Rick James..... Actors acting..... And we have the proof.... Google this... Wellaware1 / music legends.
+Bob Anderson stfu
singin songs and carrying signs ... mostly say hurray for our side --- notta nutin different? ya it's gottin a phukin lot worse
I sadly share that experience.
It all looks very civilized . . . . . probably just more over excited American hype . .
Didn't see much long hair, other than the females.
it was 1966..... you must be a millennial..
@@masonm6595 Calm Down.
@@masonm6595 sorry about earlier.
If you check out the yearbooks from my high school in suburban Chicago, long hair didn't come in till '71-'72. Hard to believe that in some parts of the country the '60s never happened. In a relative sense. Back to my high school the war in Viet Nam didn't become a issue till the graduating class of '71. With students on both sides of the issue. Looking back I think my high school was partially stuck in the late '50s--early 60's--for the entire decade of the '60s because it was relatively a conservative area.