The Oldies Music That Forged the Counterculture Revolution

The counterculture revolution of the 1960s is one of the most important steps in western cultural development of the 20th Century. From the very beginning, music was a big source of its driving force, bestowing to the achievements that it assisted to bring about, but also placing some of the foundations for its downfall.

With a central point around the US and the UK, its effect spread throughout western civilization and beyond, but where it all began is difficult to say. 

Music was at the heart of it all and Oldies music gave the people of the counterculture revolution new sources of inspiration and a center around which to base their satisfaction with the established order of play.

In addition to the bands and songs that talked about to protest in one way or another, there were also those that talked about freedom in general, pushing the rules of convention to their outer limits. The music undergrounds lyrics for example include references to different types of music play in a way that had never been seen before, while many bands are cited as big proponents of peace, love and understanding.

One of the biggest things in music to develop out of the counter culture of the 60s and early 70s is the large-scale music festival. Folk festivals were well established in the early sixties. This type of festival has become so popular in recent years is a belief to the musical bequest of the 60s.

The impact of everything that occurred during earlier period is still being felt today, including the oldies music that helped to produce it and that it helped to produce. 

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