Lighting by Shoe, Flux of Pink Indians, The Mob, Treatment, Popular History of Signs, The Wystic Mankers, Elsie Steer and Cosmic Dave. See also List of historic rock festivals List of jam band music festivals Phil Russell, aka Wally Hope, co-founder of the Stonehenge and Windsor free festivals. Council of British Druid Orders Bibliography McKay, George (1996) Senseless Acts of Beauty: Cultures of Resistance since the Sixties: chapter one "The free festivals and fairs of Albion", chapter two "O life unlike to ours! Go for it! New Age travellers". London: Verso Books. . References External links Stonehenge free festivals 1972-85 - An illustrated History Tash's Stonehenge Festival and "Exclusion Zone" photo galleries BBC 2004 Stonehenge "Festival History" article "Stonehenge Campaign" Stonehenge: Celebration and Subversion by Andy Worthington (Alternative Albion, 2004) Stonehenge Music festivals in Wiltshire Counterculture Free festivals Counterculture festivals 1972 establishments in England 1984 disestablishments in England Music festivals established in 1972 Recurring events disestablished in 1984 Music festivals established in 1974 Rock festivals in the United Kingdom Pop music festivals in the United Kingdom