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welcome back to hardball. in the summer of 1969, woodstock defined a generation with hundreds of thousands of gathering in upstate new york, hearing from the likes of jimi hendrix, janice joplin, the grateful dead. for organizers, with last-minute venue changes, worries about lack of headliners and a lack of infrastructure to handle the masses of people that showed up. as we approach the 50th anniversary of woodstock, organizers of an anniversary festival scheduled to take place next month appear to be following the same old path. after losing multiple venues in upstate new york, a new location in maryland was just announced in a last-ditch effort to keep the whole thing alive again. with only three weeks until the anniversary, questions remain. just like 50 years ago, will organizers pull it off? who will perform? and how many people will show up to watch? i m joined right now by mick richards, the director of a new documentary, creating
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