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Texas-born Sylvester Stewart, a former Bay Area record producer and deejay, had a vision of a psychedelic utopia. His band was a microcosm of this ideal world: men and women, blacks and whites working together, shifting roles and sharing the spotlight. He urged others to do the same in songs such as "Everyday People," "Everybody is a Star," and "I Want to Take You Higher." But his optimism was drained by the end of the sixties. By the 1970s, Stone was increasingly lost in a drug-induced haze and his albums turned to uninspired disco, until he finally withdrew from music completely....more

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  Performer Track(s) Date Venue Length Rating  
Sly & the Family Stone CONCERT 10/05/1968
Early Show
Fillmore East 39:46 4.51
Sly & the Family Stone CONCERT 10/05/1968
Late Show
Fillmore East 53:31 4.63
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    by The EditorsMay 14, 2008Comments (17)

    Read shared stories from Paul and other writers and editors who worked on the original Crawdaddy! (plus our own Denise Sullivan who writes quite eloquently on the Crawdaddy! spirit). As we take time this issue to pay homage to the original, as our own one-year anniversary wouldn’t even be remotely possible without it, we hope you enjoy them as they recount their insightful tales. (read more)

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    by Brian BrownMarch 26, 2008Comments (25)

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    by James Greene, Jr.January 30, 2008Comments (9)

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    by Brian BrownAugust 29, 2007Comments (1)

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