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EPISODE · Aug 15, 2024 · 30 MIN

My Boomer Buddies Podcast: Quincy Stringham & Jim Ratts * Reflect on the 55th Anniversary of Woodstock & Much More

from My Boomer Buddies Podcast Telling It Like It Was And Is! · host Rick Reed/Jim Ratts/Quincy Stringham

Send us Fan MailSummaryIn this episode of the Boomer Buddies podcast, host Rick Reed is joined by Quincy Stringham and Jim Ratts to reflect on the 55th anniversary of the Woodstock Music and Art Fair. Quincy attended as a teenager and shares some of his experiences. Jim Ratts, a songwriter, performer, and founder of Runaway Express, shares his background and how he met Quincy. They discuss the impact of Woodstock on society and the music industry, as well as the inspiration it provided for other festivals. Jim also talks about his music projects and invites listeners to check out his website. The conversation highlights the power of music and the enduring legacy of Woodstock.KeywordsWoodstock, music, anniversary, festival, impact, society, inspiration, Jim Ratts, Runaway ExpressTakeawaysWoodstock defined a generation and its positive elements have been incorporated into our livesWoodstock inspired the creation of other music festivalsThe festival symbolizes an era and its impact extends beyond those who attendedJim Ratts and Runaway Express create exceptional harmonies and blend various genresMusic has the power to connect people and create lasting memoriesTitlesThe Enduring Impact of Woodstock on SocietyReflecting on the 55th Anniversary of WoodstockSound Bites"I just did totally out of character. I called the number and you answered the phone.""The 79 and a half minute total time is significant because there's 80 minutes of time on a CD.""There's something about talking to somebody for hours and hours and hours on end that gives you an insight into other aspects."Chapters00:00Introduction and Guests01:11Background and Story of Jim Ratts02:04Meeting Jim Ratts and Quincy Stringham03:35Jim Ratts' Production of Woodstock06:05Quincy's Experience at Woodstock10:30The Impact of Woodstock on Society14:43Quincy's Band and Jim's Musical Journey17:27Jim Discusses His Hit Bluegrass Song, “Howlin’ At. The Moon, Jim's Current Projects and Runaway Express20:14Appreciation for Jim's Harmonies and Music. Playing Of Jim’s “Howlin’ At The Moon” Featuring Runaway Express26:38How to Connect with Jim Ratts and Runaway Express28:36Closing Remarks and FarewellContact us at [email protected] with thoughts, comments and Boomer content you may want us to touch on. Also find us on YouTube. 

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