Donations for Our Documentaries

We are currently filming interviews of people who attended, and musicians that played at the festivals that Ken has photographed. At times our projects seem just a bit overwhelming, we have suffered some great losses to get to this point, but Jack and I know that this is now a labor of love, much more than a profitable situation. Still we are driven to bring out the history of these great rock events, that would otherwise be lost in storage somewhere. We represent is the Palm Beach Pop festival, the last peaceful festival of the 60's, six days after the Palm Beach Festival was Altamont. Palm Beach Pop Festival is a festival that is buried in memories of the past, but is only represented by Ken's photographs, as he was the official photographer for that event. Opposed by local and State government right from the get-go, the promoter of the Palm Beach festival was taken to court over petty infractions of the law, and his place of business was burned to the ground. Mother Nature gave us rain, and freezing cold weather, the National Guard was circling the festival perimeter with armored personel vehicles, just six months before the Kent State massacres. The main act, The Rolling Stones were held on the tarmac of a New York airport for six hours, so President Nixon's plane could land there. How did this festival even happen? We want to tell this story to our future generations, who sometimes don't realize what price we paid for our special moments. Please help us tell this story, if you can. We would appreciate any help from interested parties out there, who support the arts.

Thank You, Peace, Jack and Ken

A Special Thank You to :

Rodney Mayo,- Howley's Restaurant, Vagabond's Niteclub, Lost Weekend's 1&2, Dr. Feelgood's 1&2

Purple Haze-Kenny Greenbaum

Mark Andes-Bass Guitar Pop Beach Pop Song

Steve(Tner) Krawczyn - Drums Pop Beach Pop Song

Chris Leuzinger-Lead Guitar Pop Beach Pop Song

Randy Skirvin- Contact Help and Rock History Advisor

Ross Best- Contact Help

Authentic Hendrix LLC.- John McDermott-

Zed Bennett- Miami Pop Poster

Rich D'Albert- Advisor

Joe D'Albert- GTSI- Interview Help

Royce Emley- Palm Beach Poster Artist-

Gary Galbraith-Sound Engineer

Guy Chaifetz - The Edit Centre-

Bill Baker-Blue Cheer-

Duck McDonald- Blue Cheer

Richard Hott-Our Attorney

Kaufman/Daenzer Instruments- Guitar Parts Tech Advisors

Eddy Kramer-Jimi Hendrix Producer

Michael Lang- Woodstock

Peter Berkowitz- Woodstock.com

Todd Vittum-Advisor

PBIR- Scott Hoffman-

Bill Meridith-Post Times

Bob Weinberg- Miami Herald

Jose Lambiet-Post Times

Jimpress-Steve Rodham

Seth Robert- I.P.Attorney

Ron Schneider-Contact Help and Interview-Stones Manager

Ciba Chrome Lab

Univibes-Caesar Glebbeek

Dave Shorr-Radio Show

Joshua Johnson -WLRN Radio

Tim Daenzer-Guitar Luthier

Frank Eberling- Archive Footage

Interviews

Leigh Stephans-Blue Cheer

Patti Bartel-Attendee Miami

Johnny Allen-Attendee Palm Beach

Danny Moon-Attendee Palm Beach

Rick Shaw-M.C. at Miami Pop

Brent Block-PG&E

Brad Peed-Attendee Palm Beach

Bill Peed-Attendee Miami

Andy Seipos-Attendee Miami

Greg Rice-Attendee Palm Beach

Eric Albronda-Blue Cheer

Dickie Peterson-Blue Cheer

Arthur Blessitt-Hippie Minister/"The Cross" Movie

Mike Curtis-Performed at both Miami and Palm Beach Pop

Sam Cutler- The Stones Manager

Dr. Rev Jess Moody- Christian Tent