1965
Wholly communion
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Beat poets read their works in an informal setting at the Royal Albert Hall in June 1965. Peter Whitehead wandered the stage with a borrowed camera, creating an anarchic film of the event many consider to be England’s introduction to the 1960s counterculture.
