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The Woodstock Festival was
going to take place
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in Woodstock, New York,
till they were kicked out.
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Well , there wasn't an original location
until down the road .
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I mean , we were looking for quite a while.
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BELL: They had been moving around.
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I mean, these festival guys,
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you know, had had three prior locations
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announced on the radio,
starting in March of 1 969.
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We finally settled on Wallkill
at the end of March ,
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out of desperation , really.
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And it was a site that I always hated .
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It had the virtue of being there
and being available, so we went for it.
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We lost Wallkill .
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It was kind of miraculous
the way that happened .
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We lost Wallkill on the 1 4th or the 1 5th
when the town council decided
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that they were not going
to approve our permit,
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the permit they invented for this event.
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And I found a better one on the 1 6th ,
a day later.
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Well , we wound up there because
somebody named Elliot Tiber called me
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and said , "I have a site and a permit,
and we want you ."
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Met Elliot at the El Monaco Motel
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right in the middle of the town
of White Lake.
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And Elliot led us down to a field
behind the motel
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that he and his parents operated ,
which from the rim looked beautiful .
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As we walked down into it,
it began to get squishy,
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(CH UCKLI NG) and then it got squishier,
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and then we wound up in mud
to our knees.
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And Elliot had bugged out,
Elliot had simply disappeared .
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And that was the end of that site.
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MEL LA WRENCE: I received a call
through Elliot Tiber,
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who said that there was this man , a fixer,
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someone who's a go-between,
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who puts this guy together with this guy
and they make a deal.
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And he knew a man who had a farm.
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We got in this big Buick and we went
driving through the countryside.
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Michael and I drove up and we got there
and we met Max.
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And we drove out in two cars,
the fixer and Max in one car,
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Michael and I in the other,
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and he took us to this enormous field ,
very flat but very big .
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And there it is.
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And , like, I looked at Michael and I said ,
"Boy, you know, it's big ,
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"but this would make a parking lot.
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"We need some elevation ,
we need something ,
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"because people have got to see
the stage."
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And we said , "Do you have anything
that has some roll to it, some contour?"
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"I have a field , alfalfa."
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And we go out and look at it.
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So we drove out,
and it was raining , drizzling ,
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and there was a mist everywhere,
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and we were on the top of what is now
this famous amphitheater, you know.
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And the mist started to rise,
and there was the lake,
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and here was this perfect amphitheater.
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LANG: There it was. We stopped the car.
You know, "This is it."
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Sort of we were
congratulating each other,
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and then Michael took Max to the side
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and very quickly they made a deal .
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And he'd heard what happened to us
in Wallkill
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and thought that we were railroaded .
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And so he was politically, if you will ,
on our side.
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...and felt that we had been
treated unfairly,
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that a special case was being made,
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and that he was gonna stand up
for what was right.
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Max and I went off into the field ,
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and I said , you know, "This is it.
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"We really want your field .
This is where we need to be."
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And we made a deal,
right there on the field.
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GOLDSTEIN: Max was a Yankee
in the very best meaning of the words
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and a true believer in the American dream.
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I'm a farmer. I don 't know...
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(AU DI ENCE CH EERI NG)
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I don 't know how to speak to 20 people
at one time, let alone a crowd like this,
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but I think you people
have proven something to the world.
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Not only to the town of Bethel
or Sullivan County or New York State,
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you've proven something to the world.
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The important thing
that you've proven to the world
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is that a half a million kids,
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and I call you kids because I have children
that are older than you are,
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a half a million young people
can get together
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and have three days of fun and music,
and have nothing but fun and music,
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and God bless you for it!
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LANG: Max was an amazing guy.
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Max was, you know, one of those
sort of real American
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wholegrain kinds of guys,
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very straight, very honest,
very conservative in a lot of ways,
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but a real man of his word
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and someone who thought
that people had the right to do
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whatever they wanted to do
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as long as it was not adversely affecting
the people around them .
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