Especially like ths comment and sentiment. I did not attend but remember the event well. With all that seems to go on in the US today (I am Canadian) there certainly needs to be more Woodstock in 2019.
@james c Jerry Kruz's book "The Afterthought". Search Google image: Burk Uzzle Couple at Woodstock, check the picture where we can see Jon's profile and Jessie Kerr's face!... The Vancouver Sun, CTV and the National Post have published texts with photographs of Jessie Kerr (with the very same prescription glasses) where she explains what really happened. Google search: nationalpost we just clicked b.c. woman. You posted so many comments... burst your bubble?
Words so needed and true . We need more Woodstock . That is AKA for we need to love people more . Love your neighbor . It would be a beautiful world if we loved .
Im 65, heading to Bethel Woods July 8 for Jewel & Train concert. I was only 12 in 1969 so too young to be there. But by time I was 14, its music was played at my high school cafeteria every lunch period and thats how I learned about the music. We all must thank Max Yagur. Without him, no concert. May he rest in Peace.
Really can't duplicate a spontaneous event like Woodstock......The context of the things going on back then are hard to compare...To any other generation
nope ....... could never happen again .......... never will happen again ............ the world is to politicized, monetized, social media-ized, over policed, and just too safety conscious. Lawyers, courts and lawsuits abound..............
@@Jere-cj6mb I find it such a coincidence that as I am watching t.v. and reading comments, that a commercial comes on about streetoutlaws, America's list with Jimi Hendrix playing the SSB in the background. I certainly take that as he totally agrees with ya! I said to myself holy s*it!
Simply wow! To be on the cover. Woodstock seems to be more meaningful now than ever. And for this couple to still be married and in love? Wow. May you have many more happy years together
No kidding, i often look at the many well known pics of that weekend and that one especially, and often wonder who they were and are they still around. And here we go, now i know. Great video, so enjoyed meeting these people through pixel. And hope you two have many, many more happy years together. PEACE.
I was an 8 year old kid recently transplanted to the ghetto when Woodstock 1969 happened. I didn't even know about it until 2 years later. I'm glad I live in an age where I get to enjoy it in retrospect; my brother gave me the DVD for my birthday, and on August 18th 2004, I flew from Hawaii to LA to see Incubus in concert.
I went to stonehenge in 1985, the world has enough love .we all need a place to be free in. maybe the lockdown will let us all find beauty in the spaces we have and more in the spaces outside, the parks and gardens , even the street, every seed needs water.
The photo is @2:14. How cool is that! And for something (Woodstock) that seemed so self-centered and self-destructive, this is a marvelous story of endurance and profound love & commitment.
im glad they mention their friend every time, even now he passed away. they also mentioned him in 2009. Vietnam vet, just came back. He is in the background on the ground, maybe fighting his demons, maybe some flashbacks.
RIP to Bobbi Ercoline, I thought it was charming and inspirational that she and her husband re-created the famous pose every morning when they woke up and every night before they went to bed. Their story is a beautiful postscript to the festival.
i work at Bethel Woods......the site of the original Woodstock, although not this year due to the virus.... all shows cancelled or postponed till next year...... i had the pleasure of meeting these two(Bobbi and Nick Ercoline), two summers ago. They were historical liaisons to the site, and would give tours from a golf cart, to any artists and their family members or friends, or tour staff that wanted to see the site and get a history lesson about the original event back in 1969. I got to meet and talk with them when they offered me a ride in their golf cart from the backstage area up to my car that was parked in the stagehand parking lot(yes, i am a stagehand there)after a brutal load in, which completely tuckered me out.......normally, i would walk up to my car after a load in.................in their golf cart, they kept a copy of the original vinyl LP (with the photo of them on the cover), which they would show to whosoever they were giving the tour to, while explaining all about the event. Needless to say, i loved talking to them and was thankful for the ride up to my car ...... i hope to see them up there again next year ......
. Said Woodstock experience, yes I agree , was like being put into a time machine and a powerful bolt lightning stayed real long hitting the ground non-stop; the passion of everybody else on stage were altogether profound. Love and Respect. And another yes, it was like a holy grail that defined what it feels like --- when being freed by the golden years of rock music. This was an authentic masterpiece work of art.
Even back in 1999 we saw a huge difference. How greedy and horrible people could be. Candles handed out to support women who were abused. People decided to use them to set things on fire. People looted. There were assaults, women raped. You had the same person behind this as the original yet it became far more about corporate greed. Ripped the fans off with expensive food and water...and not enough water. Held at a airforce base on concrete. It was as opposite from 1969 as you could possibly get and 23 years later there hasn't been another, never will be again.
Sad to hear the story about Corky, their Marine friend, just back from Vietnam at Woodstock, who has passed away "last September", 2018? I am Canadian but remember the tragic waste of Vietnam and the greatness of the Woodstock festival as I was the perfect age, when Woodstock happened, 17. So many moons ago!
Another Woodstock now would never be like the Woodstock I went to in 1969. People are different now and I don't think there would be the love and peace we had then.
There can never be another "Woodstock" The music would not be the same. And the reason's those people went to "Woodstock" was and its hard to explain. But if you look at the year of 1969, things where so different back then. I was 7 years old. But I remember seeing stuff on the news about Vietnam. I do want to visit that place before I check out.
What the world needs now is love sweet love... It the only thing that matters, Love is truly the answer to All Happiness... All life we work but work is a bore if lifes for living what's living for?
Wow... I was only six when the concert happened but have always been infatuated with it since I can remember...so will you guys like adopt me?!? 😆 Seriously...I love you're story and good health and peace to you and all that you love✌️🕊️
those who did not understand us kids from back then and what we did .. were just from a different generation... which is why i do not put down the crazy rap crap etc that the young folks today will have to work themselves out of on their own..
yea I didn't look at it that way. but your right, great interview. I been to alot of concert back in the day but I was only age 7 in 1969, and I have always wished that I was old enough go to Woodstock.
Sadly there will never be another. There was one in 1994 but the one in 1999 was as opposite as you could get from the original and the same person, Michael Lang, was behind it. Violence, assault, rape, looting, burning things down. Attendees ripped off with high food prices and lack of water...which have only skyrocketed. This was 1999. Sadly now it likely wouldn't be any better. It would be a like $500 a ticket, $6 bottles of water. It can never be the same as 1969 in today's world which is more divided than even in 1969 thanks to the internet and social media.
When I started going to concerts in the Cleveland area it was $2 to get in. Then gradually it went up to like $5 and we were saying, "Nobody's going to go at that price." Kind of funny now. But $18 for 3 days of music was about right although it did seem expensive at the time. Little did we know. I've heard of people paying $1000 for a ticket to see Paul McCartney. There was no bigotry in those concerts. It didn't matter what color or race you were, we were all in it together. The music really kept us going from day to day and it was a terrible time, especially 1968. In 1970 they killed 4 and wounded 13 in Ohio and that was about the end of everything good.
Had no idea of their story. They, unintentially came to symbolize the "peace and love" vibe of the Woodstock generation. I remember the news, parents and teachers (Nuns) were not kind to the festival. And, of course, the ultimate irony, that the festival was not actually in Woodstock. Causing many "pilgrims" to go to the wrong town.
Unless there is a similar photo contained in the album of a couple wrapped in a soaking wet sleeping bag.. This photo is of " chuck and his girlfriend " we had a mutual Freind in the 80's "Louis Inman " this photo of chuck was a big deal..and the resemblance was obvious
@@billbohrd3503 That's right, Jessie is her first name--I couldn't think of it when I first posted. I recently read the article where she claims to be the one on the cover (along with a friend she just met who invited her to go with him). They wrapped the blanket around one another just to keep warm...Nothing more. I believe Jessie. As for this couple that claim it's them, I believe they're mistaken. I'm not saying they're lieing, just mistaken.
"This world needs more Woodstock!" has to be one of the greatest quotes EVER!!! I LOVE this clip!!!
Wouldn't that be nice? Thanks Sean
Absolutely..we do need more peace and agape love.
♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
@james c - thanks for listing these. There is also the Electric Forest festival at the end of June in Rodbury Michigan.
Especially like ths comment and sentiment. I did not attend but remember the event well. With all that seems to go on in the US today (I am Canadian) there certainly needs to be more Woodstock in 2019.
Bobbi is one intelligent, warm woman with all kinds of depth. Peace and love to all.
@ClueSign: Bobbi and Nick Ercoline are imposters.
@james c Jerry Kruz's book "The Afterthought". Search Google image: Burk Uzzle Couple at Woodstock, check the picture where we can see Jon's profile and Jessie Kerr's face!... The Vancouver Sun, CTV and the National Post have published texts with photographs of Jessie Kerr (with the very same prescription glasses) where she explains what really happened. Google search: nationalpost we just clicked b.c. woman. You posted so many comments... burst your bubble?
I agree! We need more Woodstock!! OMG it be great if had another Woodstock now.
Go to Burning Man )'(
It happened in 99.The opposite of love and peace happened there.
nah...and woodstock nowadays would suck
51 years later and 1969 still matters.. Rock On. Much Love
Words so needed and true . We need more Woodstock . That is AKA for we need to love people more . Love your neighbor . It would be a beautiful world if we loved .
John Lennon was perceived as a big proponent of "Love"...yet he was a mean dad, beat Yoko, and pummeled a reporter.
@@curbozerboomer1773 That is sad. It is not all that difficult to be at least civil.
Wow! 50 years together... And Woodstock! I would have left a better comment but I seem to have gotten something in my eye.
RIP...Corky....Semper FI
Im 65, heading to Bethel Woods July 8 for Jewel & Train concert. I was only 12 in 1969 so too young to be there. But by time I was 14, its music was played at my high school cafeteria every lunch period and thats how I learned about the music. We all must thank Max Yagur. Without him, no concert. May he rest in Peace.
Really can't duplicate a spontaneous event like Woodstock......The context of the things going on back then are hard to compare...To any other generation
nope ....... could never happen again .......... never will happen again ............ the world is to politicized, monetized, social media-ized, over policed, and just too safety conscious. Lawyers, courts and lawsuits abound..............
@@Jere-cj6mb I find it such a coincidence that as I am watching t.v. and reading comments, that a commercial comes on about streetoutlaws, America's list with Jimi Hendrix playing the SSB in the background. I certainly take that as he totally agrees with ya! I said to myself holy s*it!
they sure did in 1989
Agree, "The World Needs More Woodstock!" Thank you, Corky, for your service, and thank you for sharing your backstory of that iconic moment.
I Love this couple!! We all thank Corky for his service. This is an iconic human interest story.
Hi!
I know!!…Me too!..So sad to hear the wife had passed away earlier this year😢
Simply wow! To be on the cover. Woodstock seems to be more meaningful now than ever. And for this couple to still be married and in love? Wow. May you have many more happy years together
I cant agree with you more. We need more Woodstock!!!. My sympathys on losing your friend and a big thank to him for serving our country.
Wow! What a thing to have been part of. She is right, more Woodstock moments showing faith in each other and our common humanity. RIP🙏
Amen, the world needs more Woodstock for sure!
Yes indeed, this world needs more Woodstock!
Happy 50th Anniversary Woodstock Nation.
No kidding, i often look at the many well known pics of that weekend and that one especially, and often wonder who they were and are they still around.
And here we go, now i know.
Great video, so enjoyed meeting these people through pixel.
And hope you two have many, many more happy years together.
PEACE.
But kinda sad too...they are just a little too typical of older Americans now....basically, way too fat and unhealthy-looking.
Omg I’m so glad they showed up this year! I wish I could meet them ❤️
I was an 8 year old kid recently transplanted to the ghetto when Woodstock 1969 happened. I didn't even know about it until 2 years later. I'm glad I live in an age where I get to enjoy it in retrospect; my brother gave me the DVD for my birthday, and on August 18th 2004, I flew from Hawaii to LA to see Incubus in concert.
I went to stonehenge in 1985, the world has enough love .we all need a place to be free in. maybe the lockdown will let us all find beauty in the spaces we have and more in the spaces outside, the parks and gardens , even the street, every seed needs water.
How beautiful what a story you have to tell love hearing it. Thank you
RIP Bobbi! My heart breaks for her husband!
The photo is @2:14. How cool is that! And for something (Woodstock) that seemed so self-centered and self-destructive, this is a marvelous story of endurance and profound love & commitment.
Well at least you could show us the "Iconic" album cover.
@Hank Bridges Not on the thumb nail.
@Hank Bridges I think that brown blanket could fetch a few bob to the right collector!
im glad they mention their friend every time, even now he passed away. they also mentioned him in 2009. Vietnam vet, just came back. He is in the background on the ground, maybe fighting his demons, maybe some flashbacks.
So true lady "This world needs more Woodstock"
You guys are amazing. Thank you Corky for your service. Rest in Peace! 🌸❤️
Beautiful inside & out. God bless them and their family. Talk about getting IT
They seem like such nice people.
But they are not the couple on the album.
@@colinmaillard3850 exactly
RIP to Bobbi Ercoline, I thought it was charming and inspirational that she and her husband re-created the famous pose every morning when they woke up and every night before they went to bed. Their story is a beautiful postscript to the festival.
i work at Bethel Woods......the site of the original Woodstock, although not this year due to the virus.... all shows cancelled or postponed till next year......
i had the pleasure of meeting these two(Bobbi and Nick Ercoline), two summers ago. They were historical liaisons to the site, and would give tours from a golf cart, to any artists and their family members or friends, or tour staff that wanted to see the site and get a history lesson about the original event back in 1969. I got to meet and talk with them when they offered me a ride in their golf cart from the backstage area up to my car that was parked in the stagehand parking lot(yes, i am a stagehand there)after a brutal load in, which completely tuckered me out.......normally, i would walk up to my car after a load in.................in their golf cart, they kept a copy of the original vinyl LP (with the photo of them on the cover), which they would show to whosoever they were giving the tour to, while explaining all about the event. Needless to say, i loved talking to them and was thankful for the ride up to my car ......
i hope to see them up there again next year ......
.
Said Woodstock experience, yes I agree , was like being put into a time machine and a powerful bolt lightning stayed real long hitting the ground non-stop; the passion of everybody else on stage were altogether profound. Love and Respect. And another yes, it was like a holy grail that defined what it feels like --- when being freed by the golden years of rock music.
This was an authentic masterpiece work of art.
Strange that ABC7 "barely" showed the photo?
Rest in peace Bobbi... The image of your moment and your memory live on... 🕊️🎶...✌️
Wow I remember Woodstock so we'll. Finally I know who the couple was on the album. The icon of Woodstock. Thanks for sharing your story. ✌️
Absolutely amazing, love hearing about their experience......
Lovely !!!! Bought the 3lps in 1970. Now l know who had the cover shot
Just bless their hearts! Aww! Wonderful couple! Wow!!
What a beautiful story. Seems like there were quite a few beautiful stories to come out of Woodstock.
Love you guys and story .... I was in California and it was too far and expensive to go but wished I had.
There is wayyyyyyy to much anger in todays world to have ANYTHING like Woodstock.
and too much attention-hungry selfish people who'd destroy the experience in seconds nowadays.
Even back in 1999 we saw a huge difference. How greedy and horrible people could be. Candles handed out to support women who were abused. People decided to use them to set things on fire. People looted. There were assaults, women raped. You had the same person behind this as the original yet it became far more about corporate greed. Ripped the fans off with expensive food and water...and not enough water. Held at a airforce base on concrete. It was as opposite from 1969 as you could possibly get and 23 years later there hasn't been another, never will be again.
what about the couple on the back of the album nakedin the lake?
Those were better times. I wish I could go back in time!!!
Sad to hear the story about Corky, their Marine friend, just back from Vietnam at Woodstock, who has passed away "last September", 2018? I am Canadian but remember the tragic waste of Vietnam and the greatness of the Woodstock festival as I was the perfect age, when Woodstock happened, 17. So many moons ago!
Happy Woodstock 2020 to anyone watching
Happy Woodstock to everyone and tomorrow it's 2021.
"This world needs more woodstock" (i definitely love this quote though)
Woodstock 99: "Hold my ecstasy"
Congrats, many more...
Laurie H. Happy 50th, Abe
So interesting, I wonder why anyone but Laurie who I haven't seen in 50 years would give this message a like?
This is just beautiful. Tears. Much love everyone ♥️✌🏻
the spirit of Woodstock will never die🎶💋🏵️🍄🏕️🌄💜
It is dying as we speak...as are the millions of Boomers who experienced it...everything is conditional in this world, including Love itself.
What a brilliant story and what a brilliant couple!
They are imposters.
Awesome!
Another Woodstock now would never be like the Woodstock I went to in 1969. People are different now and I don't think there would be the love and peace we had then.
not only people are different, music is too, just wonder who is going to perform in this era......Lady gaga??? Justin Bieber, Jay Z or 50cents????
There can never be another "Woodstock" The music would not be the same. And the reason's those people went to "Woodstock" was and its hard to explain. But if you look at the year of 1969, things where so different back then. I was 7 years old. But I remember seeing stuff on the news about Vietnam. I do want to visit that place before I check out.
Would love to meet you, and yes we need more Woodstock.
Best Video ever! Made my day! ❤️
Rest in Peace to Bobbi, and condolences to her husband. Very sad to hear.
Wonderful!
yup i made the 1989 one which was the only one to really remember as i was too young to hitchike in 69 which i wanted to
What the world needs now is love sweet love... It the only thing that matters, Love is truly the answer to All Happiness... All life we work but work is a bore if lifes for living what's living for?
You're absolutely right. We have a consensus! Love your reply!
Huh?...no one knows the answer to that one!
Wow... I was only six when the concert happened but have always been infatuated with it since I can remember...so will you guys like adopt me?!? 😆 Seriously...I love you're story and good health and peace to you and all that you love✌️🕊️
I love this so much❤️
those who did not understand us kids from back then and what we did .. were just from a different generation... which is why i do not put down the crazy rap crap etc that the young folks today will have to work themselves out of on their own..
Absolutely 🙋♂️
So nice, The next toke is for "Korky" ✌️❤️☮️
"we got the essentials, the beer, the wine, the whatever..." *cough cough* LSD *cough cough* weed.
Nice to meet you.
shame they didn't show a little bit more of the album cover. wtf?
yea I didn't look at it that way. but your right, great interview. I been to alot of concert back in the day but I was only age 7 in 1969, and I have always wished that I was old enough go to Woodstock.
Right?
@pd2210: Google search: Burk Uzzle Woodstock / also Google search: Vancouver Sun We just clicked b.c. woman
I think we are in desperate need of another Woodstock! We need a call for peace within our own borders.
Sadly there will never be another. There was one in 1994 but the one in 1999 was as opposite as you could get from the original and the same person, Michael Lang, was behind it. Violence, assault, rape, looting, burning things down. Attendees ripped off with high food prices and lack of water...which have only skyrocketed. This was 1999. Sadly now it likely wouldn't be any better. It would be a like $500 a ticket, $6 bottles of water. It can never be the same as 1969 in today's world which is more divided than even in 1969 thanks to the internet and social media.
Thats i call real love
What a nice story
The Good Ol Dayz! ✌n ❤
How did we go from Woodstock to Astroworld 😔
sitting here looking at my framed Woodstock album mounted on the wall beside me
When I started going to concerts in the Cleveland area it was $2 to get in. Then gradually it went up to like $5 and we were saying, "Nobody's going to go at that price." Kind of funny now. But $18 for 3 days of music was about right although it did seem expensive at the time. Little did we know. I've heard of people paying $1000 for a ticket to see Paul McCartney. There was no bigotry in those concerts. It didn't matter what color or race you were, we were all in it together. The music really kept us going from day to day and it was a terrible time, especially 1968. In 1970 they killed 4 and wounded 13 in Ohio and that was about the end of everything good.
“This world needs more woodstock” 2020... you guy’s aren’t talking about anytime soon right?
☮️☮️☮️
RIP Bobbie.
What album was that???
Where was she supposed to go? Mass? Didnt get it
You don’t show the photo?????
I hear they only did half a tab of the dreaded brown acid.
I love the rose tinted spectacles, no mention of rain or mud and no toilets,loads of drugged up nobody's
❤❤❤❤
Nice❤
My Mom had a friend she named "Corky". He was a rascal. A Chihuahua.
I went to Woodstock in the late 2000s. More love and power for another 50 years!!!
Where is their pic on the album?
02:15
@@sixslinger9951 Thanks so much!😁
красавцы
"This world needs more Woodstock! People need it.!" Today's world, there is NO Respect. They don't Care. Today's date Sept 13th, 2022
Had no idea of their story. They, unintentially came to symbolize the "peace and love" vibe of the Woodstock generation. I remember the news, parents and teachers (Nuns) were not kind to the festival. And, of course, the ultimate irony, that the festival was not actually in Woodstock. Causing many "pilgrims" to go to the wrong town.
There would be just ONE Woodstock
Where's the photo? lol
It was like crossing a border. 😂😂
"The world needs more woodstock"
Nice quote but only if you mean 1969 Woodstock and not 1999 Woodstock, what a disaster!
☮️☮️☮️🥁🥁🥁🎙️🎼🎵🎶
Oh, and Don't forget...🎤🍷🍺💊🚬😵
✌️💖
❤️❤️❤️🌹🌹🌹❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Unless there is a similar photo contained in the album of a couple wrapped in a soaking wet sleeping bag.. This photo is of " chuck and his girlfriend " we had a mutual Freind in the 80's "Louis Inman " this photo of chuck was a big deal..and the resemblance was obvious
What are you saying sir?
There seems to another woman who claims it's her on the cover, and not Bobbi.
Search: "Vancouver Sun We just clicked: B.C. woman..." / Also google image: Burk Uzzle Woodstock.
@@oldiesgeek454 Jessie Kerr, from Comox, B.C., Canada.
@@billbohrd3503 That's right, Jessie is her first name--I couldn't think of it when I first posted. I recently read the article where she claims to be the one on the cover (along with a friend she just met who invited her to go with him). They wrapped the blanket around one another just to keep warm...Nothing more. I believe Jessie. As for this couple that claim it's them, I believe they're mistaken. I'm not saying they're lieing, just mistaken.
Wonder would she hug total strangers? LOL.