Washington Nationals Grateful Dead Night

Count me among the people who lived within 10 miles, AT that time.  Playing with GI Joes and matchbox cars were my priorities then, not rock concerts.  I would have been 7 that summer.   We were in Fenwick Island (Ocean City area) during the moon landing, but probably home in Wheaton that festival weekend.  Parents were definitely not into that.  I can say that one of my earliest memories of a song on the radio was "Whole Lotta Love".  At the time, the now-famous hook sounded like a warplane swooping down, to me.  I somehow remember that I first heard it during a powerful thunderstorm.  Probably WINX, but I have no way to confirm that.  BTW, I lived and still live within three miles of the Wheaton Youth Center, and I have no freakin' idea if Led Zep played there in 1969, but I certainly believe that it was possible.   Later in life, I would give almost anything to go back in time to see (what became of) the "New Yardbirds" live.  Even more to see the Yardbirds.  I'm also among those few who DO like Relf's efforts on live versions of "I'm Confused".