Inside 1970 Festival Fever, Traffic, Floyd, Zeppelin as CSNY Song Banned + Gram Parsons, Ray Davies

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Step inside July 1970 with One Day in Music History as we dive into the headlines, concerts, and stories that shaped the music scene of 1970. In July 1970, the music world was buzzing with major festivals, legendary concerts, and behind-the-scenes drama. Pink Floyd headlined a chaotic Hyde Park Free Concert, while the Isle of Wight Festival added Donovan and Peter Green to its lineup. Led Zeppelin delivered explosive performances in Germany, despite Jimmy Page’s antique-hunting and John Bonham’s intense drum solos. Meanwhile, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young’s Ohio faced a radio ban over its Kent State protest lyrics, and Gram Parsons, recovering from a motorcycle accident, reflected on his time with The Byrds and The Flying Burrito Brothers. Plus, Ray Davies of The Kinks reviewed the latest hits as Lola, All Right Now, and Up Around the Bend climbed the charts. Find out which albums made the charts in July 1970.

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