British Television Music and Variety Guide: Top Pop 1964-2006: v. 2
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Fab Gear Classic Flower Power Pop From The Summer Of Love Customer Review: Granny takes a trip to get some Fab Gear
The Summer of Love and The Kings Road is awash with the latest fashions. The Streets of London are alive to the Sounds of Flower Pop Pop Music. “Blow up” is just about to be released uncensored and everything is looking groovy. This excellent double C.D. Set compiled by Pete Lawrence of The Big Chill captures perfectly the mood of the times. There is enough great music on both these discs to satisfy anyones interest in the 40th Anniversary of that Golden era. Some songs will be more than familiar, others much less so and that`s what makes this collection such a complete box of delights.
My initial inclination was to buy this set for Mason William`s “Classical Gas” which was an old fave 45rpm. However, there is much more to this than meets the eye at first sight. For instance, for me, the undiscovered gem “Angel of the morning” by Merrilee Rush & The Turnabouts is another example of the diversity of this compilation. The sounds tend to favour melodies and hamonies rather than Psychedelia from the period, although there are some Psychedelic gems, such as “My white Bicycle” and “Incense & Peppermints” thrown in for good measure. This is in essence very happy upbeat music and makes you feel good to have been around at the time. However, if you weren`t that lucky, you can relive the moments with this fine revival collection. There really was “Something in the air” at that time.
British Television Music and Variety Guide: Top Pop 1964-2006: v. 2
Customer Review: A National Institution For 42 Years
A fascinating insight into the history of all the acts/songs that ever appeared on the long-running BBC1 pop show Top Of The Pops (and it’s sister show Top Of The Pops 2). This has been years in the making, and for the very first time a comprehensive and ultimate guide has been published. If you are an avid fan of the show, or a fan of music in general then this is an essential point of reference, that will be used time and again.
