It was that crazy time when new identities were everything and lifestyle determined not only how people dressed, talked, behaved and ate, but also what they believed in. It was the age of Aquarius, of surfers and party animals, of the martini man and the Playboy philosophy, of mod ties and Beatles caps, of hippies, Hell’s Angels, rock groupies and the radical underground. The 1960s left their mark on everyone who lived through them – and on many who weren't there. Jane and Michael Stern look behind the headlines and show a time that was as comical as it was consequential. The two cultural observers have written eleven books, including “Square Meals”, “Roadfood and Goodfood” and “Elvis World”.
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