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A look at the year of Chappaquiddick; War and Woodstock were streaming through the public consciousness… as were rumors of the death of a Beatle. It's 1969 and Dan's taking you through the good times and the bad.

Kent State University achieves unwanted notoriety, Apollo 13 struggles to get home and The Beatles finally unravel… for good. Oh, and how could we forget Woodstock?!? It's 1970 all over again, and Dan's driving up the Valley Highway back to 1970.

It was a year of firsts - Among them: the first toilet flush on American television, the first Dirty Harry movie, and the first major benefit concert in rock history. Go ahead, make our day. Dan's taking you back to 1971

Tragedy struck at the Olympic Games, at the movies, a toothless hillbilly kid plucking the banjo on a rickety old porch step was not a good omen, and The Rolling Stones released what many consider to be their masterpiece. Dan's making you an offer you can't refuse...it's 1972

President Nixon declares "the day we have all worked and prayed for has finally come." as the final U.S. troops withdraw from Vietnam. Pea soup grosses us out in one of the freakiest movies ever made, Paul McCartney, despite being mugged and having half his band quit, manages to release his best post-Beatles Album, and somewhere in the middle, Secretariat does the impossible. Dan's taking you back to 1973.

Disgrace in the White House, nudity on Wall Street, and a blues legend introduces the world to reggae music. It's 1974 and Mike's going streaking!

Tricky Dick takes a fall, American Troops finally get to come home, and a veteran British blues band invites an American guitar player and his chick-singer girlfriend to join their ranks. Live from Denver, it's 1975!

Foxy crime fighters, 200 years of lady liberty, and the debut album from a band that defined the term “arena rock”. Mike's hanging out with Charlie's Angels and rolling back to 1976.

The highest grossing movie of all time, Elvis has left the building and an album that’s sold somewhere around 40 million copies worldwide since its release. In a galaxy far, far away, it's Mike Casey and 1977

Lines at the pumps, baaaaaad Kool Aid in Guyana, and “New Wave” seeks to de-throne the disco juggernaut! The Bee Gees, Belushi, and Travolta and more! Mike breaks down 1978.