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This show covers British pop music from the Spring and Summer of 1968, and it was at this point in time that psychedelic music began to fade from the ...read more
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I suppose it could easily be argued that the British Invasion was essentially over by 1968. With this show, we will attempt to prove the opposite.
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As we resume our coverage of hit music from the British Invasion, we find ourselves smack dab in the middle of the most psychedelic ever.
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Upward and onward! Part 18 in our lengthy series dedicated to music of the British Invasion finds us starting at the tail end of the Summer of Love.
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This is our 17th show dedicated to the music of the British Invasion, and it’s one of my favorites because it has some of my all-time favorite pop songs in ...read more
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When we started this series, I originally considered ending with this show, which covers the earliest point of 1967. My original thought was that music had ...read more
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For reasons that defy any logical explanation, it seems that the pop music coming out of England in late 1966 had a decidedly British flavor to it.
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Picking up where we left off, we find ourselves at the end of 1966. By now, British music is every bit as popular as our own home-grown variety, and ...read more
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By the Summer of 1966, the British Invasion was perhaps as strong as it could ever be. Judging by the quality of the material, there are few times in the ...read more
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This series has proven to be quite educational, to me as much as anybody. For instance, my previous impression was that the British Invasion more or less ...read more
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