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Summer is on the way and for many that means festivals. What better way to get yourself in the mood than reading about the most famous festival ever in Woodstock: Three Days that Rocked the World.
Edited by Mike Evans and Paul Kingsbury with an introduction by Martin Scorsese, the book offers a chronology of the festival, divided into The Origins, The Events and The Aftermath. It covers all 31 acts who played, with a combination of photographs and first-hand accounts from people who were there (and can remember it). The book costs just under £9.
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