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A year ago, Artie McLean wrote…

This really takes me back. I was only 16, married with a child on the way when we formed Salvation. Joe & AL put the group together.Not Gary.

A year ago, Artie McLean wrote…

This really takes me back. I was only 16, married with a child on the way when we formed Salvation. Joe & AL out the group together.

Over a year ago, Thea Emerson Manger wrote…

The creator and piano player for New Salvation is Gary Emerson, we moved to Haight Ashbury from Minnesota/North Dakota in 1966 where our son Dayton Emerson (also a musician) celebrated his first birthday. New Salvation Army Band played at the first "Love in" in Golden Gate Park. A truly amazing occasion. Thrilled to see this piece, also sad that Gary , who died earlier this year, was likely unaware of this piece. Thank you for the memories.

Over a year ago, Judith Meeker wrote…

Good to see Steohen Gaskin at the coffe shop. Changed and helped form my life. RIP good man. 

Over a year ago, jon mitchell wrote…

Looks like Cindy Williams in the bookstore.

Over a year ago, Kendall Whitehouse wrote…

That's Richard Brautigan walking with McClure from 21:52 to 22:45. Brautigan is wearing the same attire on the cover of the original paperback edition of Trout Fishing in America: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:TroutFishinginAmericaBrautigan.PNG

Over a year ago, Mike Holloway wrote…

Nuts!

Hilarious.

Over a year ago, TOM ESPY wrote…

WES WILSON,THANKS FOR THE GREAT DOCUMENTARY

Over a year ago, fenerio wrote…

Lookit all the parking!!!

Over a year ago, John Browne wrote…

A pleasant stroll around... I left in the Fall of '66, but the flavor I remember was here (although I wish he'd stopped for a piroshki on Haight at the foot of Clayton... and maybe walked across the panhandle & up to the Blue Banjo, with a stop at Herb Greene's, to see the Famous Wall. I was all about music, though... and McClure is about words. So his walk sufficed.  ^..^

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  • Type of material: documentary film
  • Duration: 25:12
  • Rights for this video belong to: CBS5 KPIX-TV
  • Recording medium: 16mm color optical sound film
  • Date aired: 1967
  • Originally aired on: KPIX-TV

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