Seasons greetings to all my readers.
I hope you have all had a great Christmas despite the Virus.
The one thing i hate is looking through the TV channels for something worth watching. Just reruns of things that come on every year but out of all this rubbish came a light something worth taking a look at.
This year i found a program in black and white something old. Towards the end it came into colour this program was 5 hours long and every minute a gem.
This program was called Sounds of the Sixties and from the dawn of time the early sixties. Ritchie Havens, Nice, The Who, Grateful Dead, Janis Joplin, Joni Mitchell i could go on.
Are you a music child of the sixties where you sat on a Thursday night to watch Top of the Pops or Friday night Ready steady go. The sixties started the music revolution we wanted music Our music not Joe Loss Alma Cogan or most i can't remember.
Me i would be laying on the floor with my Reel to Reel tape recorder The Stones, Dylan, Jimi Hendrix or the Who. A tape recorder couldn't show the Crazy world of Arthur Brown and his flaming head dress.
My five hours was like the best part of Christmas for me .
I hope you had a chance to go back in time to your Youth.
To the kids today i say your music today came from us
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