"The Jukebox Hour"
Take a trip through the decades with the show that features Rock & Roll, Soul, Rockabilly, Blues, Rhythm & Blues Folk, Psychedelic Rock and Classic Rock .
The idea behind the programme is to see or rather hear music from the past five decades as an ongoing development. One syle often leading to and merging with others to become a new genre as with Rock & Roll becoming more electrified and amplified towards the mid sixties and developing into Rock & Psychedelic Rock then Stadium Rock - Punk- Hard Rock-Heavy Metal and so on.
Also remembering the singers and groups of yesteryear and their ongoing influence today. An eclectic mix with nostalga and pop trivia thrown in as well!.
Why the Jukbox hour ? it might be said that Jukeboxs such as Wurlitzers, Seeburgs & Rock- Ola's were the ipods or mp3 players of their day the first interface where people could press to play and choose to hear new songs or old favourites and to create their own playlists. The Jukebox also is synonymous with the Rock & Roll era and the arrival of disc jockeys.
APPOINTMENT WITH DR. FEELGOOD
David Tyrrell talks to DR. FEELGOODS drummer Kevin Morris at The Marina Theatre Lowestoftabout the life and times of this enduring revivalist Rhythm and Blues group who are best known for songs such as MILK and ALCOHOL, ROXETTE, DOWN AT THE DOCTORS, and BACK IN THE NIGHT. DR. FEELGOOD have also been the subject of a recent documentary called OIL CITY CONFIDENTIAL
Use the player below to listen to the interview (28 minutes and 30 seconds)
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