Remember 1969? It was the Year of Supergroups and Music Legends

[@g-pa-Rok-n-Tok]

Lots of good music in 69, but a couple of events that pop in my brain, are Woodstock & Altamont. On one hand, you have a celebration of peace and love, then 4 months later, it's officially done! Weirdly enough, it ends in the bay area.

[@bobsebring2819]

I was only 8 years old growing up in LA at the time. I definitely remember New Years eve and not wanting 1970 to happen since all I knew was the 60s. As far as the super groups are concerned, I really didnt know anything about it. I was into what I heard on the radio. The pop bubblegum and motown stuff. I was into the Monkees and tv shows that featured a guitar. Glen Campbell, Roy Clark from Hee Haw for example. So many great songs from that year.

[@bwaynesilva]

Interesting that they left out the forming of Emerson Lake and Palmer and the start of King Crimson. I just saw BEAT (another one time supergroup) on their tour this year. I also believe that while 1969 was a turning point, it was the start of the best rock music which took place throughout the next few years, I was 15 in 1969.

[@Charles-e8e9m]

I remember my friend tape snob owned the banned album cover of blind faith

[@John-cr2tn]

A video about supergroups, a mention of Jack Bruce and no mention of West Bruce and Laing???

[@laurarush]

Chicago earlier as well

[@Charles-e8e9m]

Well KISS retired snd i didn't even care. All the ca-ca, jive and ga-ga made me say well , okay

[@williamsherman1089]

Yeah they were done along time ago as far as I'm concerned

[@russferr254]

Who the heck is Martha McCoo? Do you mean MARILYN McCoo?

[@audiomover]

Oops, did I say that?