Hi folks this is DJ Jim Lionheart bringing in the very finest and also the very weirdest in late 1940s, 1950s and early 1960s are these are the years of the beat generation, the start of avant-garde television and fashion and drinking too many espresso‘s would lay the way for movie makers such as Martin Scorsese, Jim Jarmusch and David Lynch to name but a few and also would create that weird offbeat style that we would like to see in things like Ren & Stimpy.
today’s episode I go into depth in the surrealist filmmaker of Maya Darren whilst also talking about several pop songs of the era.
today songs include;
Since I Don’t Have You by The Platters
But I was cool by Oscar Brown Jr.
Charmaine by Helmut Zacharias
Skeeter Davis and lost to a geisha girl
Dawn train by The Champs
Smoke gets in your eyes as sung bye The Platters
Sorry Wrong Rhumba.
The cat is high as sung by The Ink Spots and The Vidiot by Ken Nordine.
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Those Were The Days is a YouTube and podcast show about pop-culture from the 20th century.
Recorded in the buzzing metropolis of Tokyo, Japan; Jim McGee from The United Kingdom and Kwesi Parker from the United States are your tour guides in the virtual pop-culture history museum known as ‘Those Were The Days’.
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