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The New Yorker - The Altamont Speedway concert, in December, 1969, had been billed as the West Coast's response to Woodstock. It was also part of a return to public view for
Altamont at 45: The most dangerous rock concert - BBC Culture
Rock's Darkest Day': A Look Back At Altamont, 50 Years Later - Pollstar News
The day the music died; 50 years since Altamont rock concert - ABC7 San Francisco
The Chaos of Altamont and the Murder of Meredith Hunter | The New Yorker
Rolling Stones Free Concert at the Altamont Speedway 1969 : r/bayarea
From the archive, 8 December 1969: Life and death as the Stones roll on | Music | The Guardian
Altamont At 50: The Disastrous Concert That Brought The '60s To A Crashing Halt
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At Altamont, How 'Woodstock West' Turned Into 'Rock's Darkest Day' | NCPR News
Conflict and concert | Tracy Press Our Town | ttownmedia.com
Altamont Rolling Stones Free Festival, Saturday, December 6, 1969, Alt Photograph by Roland Unruh - Fine Art America
At Altamont, How 'Woodstock West' Turned Into 'Rock's Darkest Day' | NCPR News
The Altamont Free Concert, A Deadly End To The Hippie Era In America
Rolling Stones - Sympathy For The Devil (Live Altamont, 1969) - YouTube
Bill Owens photographed the Hells Angels at Altamont, then hid for 49 years | Datebook
Tragedy at Altamont. Remembering death and dust in the deep East Bay.
The Chaos of Altamont and the Murder of Meredith Hunter | The New Yorker
Rolling Stones at Altamont--home movie] | Library of Congress
Peace, Love, and Tragedy With the Rolling Stones at Altamont
Altamont Free Concert - Death of Meredith Hunter - YouTube
The 60s End In Violence - Cal@170 by the California State Library
History and Music: Tragedy at the Altamont Free Concert | The Jamwich
The Rolling Stones at 1969 Altamont Free Concert ~ Vintage Everyday
What Happened to Rock and Roll After Altamont? ‹ Literary Hub
The Rolling Stones held Altamont, billed the 'West Coast Woodstock' 50 years ago. An extensive look back at the fatal festival. - Washington Post