Andrew Kerr, organiser of the 1971 Glastonbury Fair dies at 80

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Andrew Kerr, organiser of the 1971 Glastonbury Fair dies at 80
Andrew Kerr, organiser of the Glastonbury Fair held in June 1971 has died at the age of 80.
Following Michael Eavis’ original Pilton Pop Festival in 1970 Andrew Kerr, along with Michael Eavis and Arabella Churchill moved to the time of the event to the Summer Solstice and created an event known as the “Glastonbury Fair”.
The free festival featured music from Hawkwind, Traffic and David Bowie, as well as dance, theatre and poetry.
The first pyramid stage was built on a ley line…

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