6 Search Results for Tag: 1970s

The Boyband Collective: Retro Edition

Step back in time and groove to the tunes of boy bands from the 50’s to the 80’s, featuring The Beatles, The Temptations, and more. Rediscover classics that paved the way for today’s boy bands. Featuring Artists Like The Beatles, Bay City Rollers, The Monkees, Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons, The Temptations, New Edition
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it was the BEST GIG EVER

Got Live? We do! So what if you weren’t in the country/born/old enough to go at the time! Take a listen and relive some of the best live performances from across history. Featuring artists like: David Bowie, Nina Simone, Bob Marley & the Wailers,
it was the BEST GIG EVER

Tarantino Jukebox

Need a Tarantino fix? This is the playlist for you! – featuring artists like Jack Nitzsche • The Pussycats • The Statler • Brothers • T. Rex • The Antler King • The Hillbilly Moon Explosion • The Runaways • Dick Dale and his Del-Tones

Where to Start with Frank Zappa

The work of Frank Zappa spans three decades and contains 60 plus albums. On top of all that, he is completely unique compared to most rock musicians that came out of the 60’s and 70’s. A “Where to Start” playlist seems very necessary for one to dive into the ingenious world of Zappa.

Peaches en Regalia - Frank Zappa

Glad to Be Gay – Tom Robinson Band

In the week of Valentine’s Day 1978, an anthemic and yet shocking protest song on a 4-track live EP sneaked under the radar to become a Top 20 hit in Britain. It was a song in which The Tom Robinson Band shamed a nation with a first-hand account of the abject indignity of being gay in 1970s Britain…

Glad to Be Gay - Tom Robinson Band

Doesn’t Make It Alright – The Specials

It seems unlikely that a ska revolution started at 51 Albany Road, Coventry – go ahead and take a look on Google Street View and tell me I’m wrong – but from these inauspicious surroundings, songwriting mastermind Jerry Dammers and his friends introduced the world to the music of the Caribbean filtered through the prism of the West Midlands.

Doesn’t Make It Alright – The Specials