With a heavy heart, we say goodbye to Rocketman. There was never a more loyal fan. He lost his license for life, so he would ride his bicycle to our shows – sometimes 30 or 40 miles… and he would show up at every show, no matter rain or snow!
This went on for about 42 years. He was a combat veteran of the Vietnam War that came home with terrible PTSD. He was a good man, with a good heart. We will miss him much.
R.I. P. Michael “Rocketman” Boyles 1947-2025
Marquis spotted recently at The Stone Pony, probably for the filming of the Springstein biopic being shot in the club.
I want to thank all our fans for coming to last night’s show at The Idle Hour. It was great to see and play for you all and I want to wish you a Happy New Year!
Lenny
I, and all my original Yasgur’s Farm members want to thank our dear fans for celebrating with us at our recent “Osprey” event on Sunday August 25, 2024.
It was so great to see “forever fans” show up and share music with what has become “Yasgur’s Family”.
Thank you ALL for coming and presenting such precious memorabilia that you are sharing with me and the band from over so many years.
Special shout outs to:
“Osprey Tex”, Circus Circus Rick Bandazian, Robbie and Mark Jimenez & party, Sneaky Pete & wife, Lenore, Boop & family, Denise & friends, Jodie & Bob Goldman, Big Tom, Jason Theraldson, Mike Venditte, Lil John, Dave and friends, Louise & hubby, Rob Wolf, Richie Oris and Dad & family, Tommy from New Brunswick, the “Mayor” and friends, Mike & his wife Jayne (RIP), and the many faces we remember so well!
We love you all,
Lenny ~
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The self-proclaimed “Keepers of The Flame” of the spirit of Woodstock* Have been playing the music of that era for more than 35 years. Their love of this music can be heard on their performances. If you have never seen and heard the band, YASGUR’S FARM, then you are missing out on the most exciting musical happening since 1969!
*From August 15-18, 1969… approximately 500,000 people gathered at Max Yasgur’s 600 acre dairy farm for “The Woodstock Music and Arts Fair”. It was billed as an Aquarian Exposition. This festival of peace and 32 acts of music over the course of four days, celebrated the best of the sixties youth culture and came to symbolize a generation.