Clearwater Revival is a lovely, clean, relaxed festival. The organizers have been working toward including young people, folks up from the city, and continuing a zero-waste effort. When you drift around looking at the crafts and activists area, hear the music on the various stages or just taking cover under the shade of an old willow, you feel revived (hence Revival) and renewed. Of course you will glimpse Pete, and enjoy his inspiration, but you will get inspired by so many things that make it so special. And the water! you can go out onto the Hudson on a kayak or rowboat, or sail on the Clearwater, or even go swimming. It's such a memorable event. Do see the www.clearwater.org web page for last minute details and directions.

My heart goes out to Pete and all the volunteers...After a beautiful day yesterday - with Pete at 89 being the only headliner, to a very scarce crowd, Sundays revival was called off just before 2pm because of lightning and storms.

He never looked or sounded better, with Tao and Toshi by his side.

BUT - Where are all the artists who Pete inspired to become who they are today? The hundreds of musicians who Ive read in countless books that have credited him for their whole career?

Why weren't they there to support him now?

Hey I Love Pete,
This link is in the same spirit of Pete's Life. Its videos on an OEN Article, with For What Its Worth, Which Way are You Going, Lives in the Balance, and Bring ALL The Boys Home.

http://www.ourfuture.org/progressive-op ... ls-thunder

It needs to get 10 positive votes to get Published on Our Future For America's main page. I hope, while we are sailing down this river, that you sign up for OFFA, for they are one of the best progressive sites I have yet to find on this cool webnet communication tool.

-you don't even have to be able to sing,write songs, or be able to carry a tune to spread important stuff to a public starving for good news.

So sorry there wasn't more of a turnout. Pete is a real legend...