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'60s icons: Where are those groovy cats now?

The Sixties were a time of huge change (and great music). Whatever happened to some of its colorful players, such as The Mamas and the Papas, Scott “Flowers in Your Hair” McKenzie, Gloria Steinem, Engelbert Humperdinck, Bobby Seale, Wavy Gravy and more? Find out – and see then-and-now pictures. GO TO FEATURE

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Other Summer of Love features

It was mad. It was crazy. It was chaotic.

Groovy! Your Summer of Love photos

Video archives: NBC at the Summer of Love

Free love: Was there a price to pay?

Turn it up! Summer of Love jukebox quiz

Summer of Love changed music and culture

Far out! Best albums of 1967

Tuned in? Take our Summer of Love quiz

Country Joe flashes back to Summer of Love

Print out a flower to put in your hair!

Then and now: Prices in '67 and '07

Echoes from the Summer of Love

40 years ago, Sgt. Pepper taught a band to play

Newsweek: The Summer of Love

Noonan: The Mad Magic

Gallery: Readers Then and Now

Gellman: 1967 reshaped U.S. Jews

What the Boomers Know

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Country Joe recalls Summer of Love
Musician Country Joe McDonald visits sites around San Francisco, the epicenter of 1967's Summer of Love.

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INTERACTIVE

How much attention were you paying during the crazy days of 1967? (Or what have you picked up since?) Find out in our groovy Summer of Love quiz.

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Print out a flower to put in your hair!
Get back into that Sixties groove with our super selection of colorful cut-out blooms – and put one in your hair (if you still have any!)

NBC archive: The Summer of Love

	Groovy gathering Lester Holt looks back at 1967 and why the youth of America gathered in San Francisco.
	Flower power fashion Profiling the hot and groovy looks of the 1960s.
	Sounds of San Francisco A community of musicians produce a psychedelic soundtrack for a generation.
	Monterey Pop Music Festival June 1967: The town voices apprehension about the influx of festivalgoers. NBC's John Dancy reports.
	Haight-Ashbury hippies July 2, 1967: NBC's Aline Saarinen reports on hippies living in the Haight-Ashbury section of San Francisco.
	UC Berkeley Chancellor Roger Heyns defends the school's reputation to NBC's Tom Brokaw.

Groovy look back at 1967
June 23: Lester Holt looks back at 1967 and why the youth of America gathered in San Francisco.

Jefferson Starship: 'Somebody to Love'

Jefferson Starship sings 'Volunteers'

Remembering the Summer of Love