Style and swing: what the participants of the Monterey Jazz Festival looked like in 1969
Categories: Culture | History | North America | World
By Pictolic https://pictolic.com/article/style-and-swing-what-the-participants-of-the-monterey-jazz-festival-looked-like-in-1969.htmlThe Monterey Jazz Festival is an annual music festival that takes place in Monterey, California, United States. It was founded on October 3, 1958 by jazz musician, saxophonist Jimmy Lyons.
The festival is held annually in Monterey County on an 8-acre site on the third full weekend of September, starting on Friday. Five hundred of the best jazz artists perform on nine stages scattered throughout the territory, with a total of approximately 50 concert performances.
In addition, the Monterey Jazz Festival offers you to participate in conversations about jazz, panel discussions, seminars, exhibitions, and just have a good rest and have a holiday.
These photos were taken at the Monterey Jazz Festival in September 1969 and perfectly convey the atmosphere of the holiday and the overall spirit of freedom inherent in that time.
Keywords: Culture | North america | History | California | Photo collection | World | Retro photo | Music festival
Post News ArticleRecent articles
The fate of peasant women in Rus' has never been simple. Husband violence was common in families. A husband could beat his wife ...
If you have a couple of old jeans lying around at home, which it's time to "retire" for a long time, do not rush to throw them ...
Related articles
By 2021, most of the grandchildren of the celebrities of the mid-20th century has already changed his fourth decade, so we can ...
The composer and cellist Mstislav Leopoldovich Rostropovich had a great sense of humor and loved good jokes. The musician always ...
We believe that the famous saying "Bad dancer interfere with eggs" not quite decent. Someone even sure this is paraphrased folk ...
On Pikabu, a user nicknamed BootSect told how in 2007, together with his classmates, he played a prank on a history teacher at ...