A to Z of Psychedelia on 6 Music
Een podcast door BBC Radio 6 Music
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Q & R are for Quicksilver, Roky and Rolling Stones
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S is for Sargeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. Part 1
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S is for Seeds, Sky Saxon and Strawberry Alarm Clock. Part 2
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S is for Skip Spence, Studios and Syd Barrett. Part 3
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S is for Small Faces and Steve Marriot. Part 4
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S is for Smoke, Shankar and Strawberry Fields. Part 5
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S is for Steppenwolf, Spirit and Sly Stone. Part 6
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S is for Soft Machine, Simon Dupree and Side Trips.Part 7
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T is for T. Rex, Trip and Tintern Abbey. Part 1
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T is for Traffic, Tomorrow and Technicolour Dream. Part 2
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U & V are for UFO, Vanilla Fudge and United States of America
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V is for Van Vliet aka Captain Beefheart. Part 1
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V is for Voorman, Vincebus Eruptum and Velvet Underground. Part 2
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W is for Woodstock and Brian Wilson's Beach Boys
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W, X & Y are for Who, Yardbirds and West Coast
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Y & Z are for Yellow Submarine and Zombies
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Z is for Zappa and Year Zero
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A to Z of Punk: A is for Anarchy, Ants and Adverts
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A to Z of Punk: B is for Boredom, Brains and Blondie
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A to Z of Punk: C is for Complete Control and The Clash
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A definitive, but light-hearted look at the world of mid to late-Sixties psychedelia. Exploring the world changing counter-culture on both sides of the Atlantic via music, art, mind-bending band names and an impressive rogues gallery. Paying homage to legends such as Hendrix and Pink Floyd whilst celebrating lesser-known artists like Linda Perhacs. Some wonderful stories too - George Clinton’s hair-straightening job, The Beatles’ chauffeur on backing vocals and what Brian Wilson and his brothers did when their mum and dad went on holiday. Researched and presented by BBC 6 Music’s Marc Riley and music journalist Rob Hughes. Adult themes and drugs references mentioned throughout.
