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Hermits, Animals, and a British Invasion Beat-Down

Hermits, Animals, and a British Invasion Beat-Down
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SEBASTIAN SHAKESPEARE: Sometimes it s good to yell at the kids, says TV star Ben Fogle s wife

SEBASTIAN SHAKESPEARE: TV adventurer Ben Fogle s wife, Marina, is making waves with her latest declaration on how youngsters should be raised.

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Apple TV+ 1971 : 5 unearthed moments that rock music docuseries

USA TODAY The Vietnam War, the Attica prison inmate revolt, Jim Morrison of The Doors Paris death, Charles Manson s guilty verdict for murder, the Stanford Prison Experiment. There are a lifetime of momentous events to fit into the Apple TV+ docuseries about one of the most tumultuous and musically powerful years in American history 1971: The Year That Music Changed Everything. The eight-part series (now streaming) demonstrates how musicians like The Rolling Stones, Aretha Franklin, Marvin Gaye and John Lennon influenced the culture and politics in a country undergoing political and cultural upheaval. Series director and executive producers Asif Kapadia and James Gay-Rees (the Academy Award and Grammy winning team behind the Amy Winehouse documentary, Amy ) immerse viewers into the era s sights and sounds with magical, sometimes startling, unearthed moments in 1971.

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ON THIS DAY IN MUSIC HISTORY: 5 19 21

By Keefer May 19, 2021 1962 - Less than three months before her death, Marilyn Monroe makes one of her last public appearances at President John F. Kennedy s 45th birthday celebration, where she famously sings Happy Birthday, Mr. President in his honor. 1972 - Elton John releases Honky Chateau, which includes Rocket Man. It becomes his first #1 album in America, igniting a run of six consecutive chart toppers. 1973 - Paul Simon released the single Kodachrome named after the Kodak 35mm film Kodachrome which became a No.2 hit in the US. It was not released as a single in Britain, because the BBC would not play the trademarked name.

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Today in Rock History with Chris DeCarlo - WINDFM - 92 5 Gainesville 95 5 Ocala

Today in Rock History with Chris DeCarlo - WINDFM - 92 5 Gainesville 95 5 Ocala
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