This documentary captures the essence of an Afro-American Woodstock concert that took place in Los Angeles, seven years post-Watts riots. Directed by Mel Stuart, the film intertwines vibrant concert performances with stark visuals of the present-day living conditions in the Watts neighborhood, highlighting the resilience and spirit of the community. Through this juxtaposition, the film offers a poignant reflection on the cultural significance of music and the ongoing struggles faced by the residents.