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August 15 marks the 45th anniversary of Woodstock. Posted some of my favorite trivia questions on my Woodstock blog. How many answers do you know? 

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Three baby boomers relive their 1969 trip to Woodstock. One final roadtrip. One last chance to say Goodbye Emily. Author Alisha Page calls Goodbye Emily “a road trip full of adventure, love, laughter, fun, superstar appearances and heart-felt healing.”

Koehler Books will release Goodbye Emily in January, but it's now out in ebook on Kindle, Google Play for android devices and ibooks for Ipads. Here's the kindle link…

How did Creedence get it's name?  Who was Credence Nuball? The group dominated the charts in 1969 through 1970. How many number one hits did they have?  Find out in my Woodstock blog http://blog.mjmurphy.com

You might not know that I'm a writer, or that January 20, Koehler Books will release my return to Woodstock novel, Goodbye Emily. During a writer's meeting today, we discussed Woodstock's 43rd anniversary and someone asked why Woodstock was still relevant today.

I have my own thoughts, but I've asked people to drop by my Woodstock blog and leave a comment on why Woodstock still has such an enduring legacy.  http://blog.mjmurphy.com

Arizona writer new to the network, but long time classic rock fan, particularly those who performed at Woodstock. If you like that era, you might want to check out my Woodstock blog that features a little Woodstock history and features on performers. My first post featured Country Joe McDonald. He liked it so much, he linked to the blog on his website. Latest post features Wavy Gravy. Check it out...or not. http://blog.mjmurphy.com