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Please to be enjoying this still from a fancy home video taken at a Tall Oaks festival way back in 1974, decades before our favorite stucco shopping center was transformed into the wasteland (albeit a wasteland with excellent restaurants) it is today. Aside from the matching do-rags, it's looking like a pretty rad "jam session," as the kids back then might have said except for the word "rad", right? Let's check out the massive, retail center-sustaining crowd:
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![Festival3.jpg](http://lh3.ggpht.com/-VoGrbsRdGZ4/UWLdF47h1hI/AAAAAAAAErw/ER3AwvL219o/Festival3.jpg?imgmax=800)
![Festival4.jpg](http://lh3.ggpht.com/--dM_oqznnlM/UWLdWcgbRXI/AAAAAAAAEr4/BKGSS06US5I/Festival4.jpg?imgmax=800)
(Shout out to the Reston, Remember When Facebook page.)
How can you regard the 70's as a cultural wasteland? No, I mean besides the way you dressed, Restonian! Remember: for every John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John movie soundtrack there was a genuine Steely Dan LP!
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