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Radical Enlightenment – a World of Open Sources by A.E. Freier

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When the Beatles Refused to Play Before Segregated Audiences on Their First U.S. Tour (1964)

https://www.openculture.com/2020/06/when-the-beatles-refused-to-play-before-segregated-audiences-on-their-first-u-s-tour-1964.html

In 1964, at the height of Beatlemania, the band was booked to play Florida’s Gator Bowl in Jacksonville just after a devastating hurricane and months after the introduction of the Civil Rights Act into Congressional deliberations. Major political shifts were happening in the country and would have happened with or without the Beatles taking a stand for integration.

But they took a stand nonetheless and used their celebrity power to show how meaningless the system of Apartheid in the South actually was. It could, in fact, be annulled by fiat should a group with as much leverage as the Fab Four refuse to play along.

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When the Beatles Refused to Play Before Segregated Audiences on Their First U.S. Tour (1964)

Beatles didn’t see—or hear—the difference between Elvis and Chuck Berry,” writes Joseph Tirella, “between the Everly Brothers and the Marvelettes.” They also couldn’t see playing to segregated audiences as just one of those social customs one...

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If I haven't mentioned it by now, this is when I do:

Nick Mason's series History of Music and Technology is excellent. The podcast, that is.

Drummer Nick Mason, long renowned post-Floyd for his hugely expensive car collection, has taken on another role this month: as a podcast host and music historian in a nine-part series for the Open University/BBC production, The Documentary Podcast.

from https://www.openculture.com/2019/06/pink-floyd-drummer-nick-mason-presents-the-history-of-music-technology.html

#music #technology #openculture #podcast #nickmason

BBC World Service - The Documentary Podcast, A History of Music and Technology: Sound Recording

Pink Floyd’s Nick Mason tells the story of how we first captured sound.

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