Podcasts about changin' times

In an episode first aired on January 27, 2020: DJ Andrew Sandoval features singles by Claudine Longet, The Fifth Estate, The Coronados, The Goodthings, The Birdwatchers, The Flock, The Changin' Times, The Waphphle, The Underground, Dick Campbell, The Tygers, The Changing Image, The Spokesmen, The Tuesday Club, Bobby Ray, Camp Hilltop, The Byzantine Empire, The Springfield Rifle, Harry's Group and The Chuck Barris Syndicate. In part two, he explores the work of composer/producer/arranger, Roger Nichols. Including performances by The Sundowners, Two Of Each, Roger Nichols & The Small Circle Of Friends, The Monkees, The First Edition, Royalty, The Match, Linda Ball, Tony Scotti and Harpers Bizarre.

In an episode first aired on November 25, 2019: DJ Andrew Sandoval spins 20 exquisite 45's by Emergency Exit, The Jaybees, The Roulettes, Bobby Gallant, The Freshmen, The New Breed, The International Submarine Band, The Flying Circus, Paul Stoop, Bocephus, The Mudd Family, The Family Frog, The Lords Of London, The Other Four, Christopher And The Chaps, The Changin' Times, The Rich Kids, The Carousel, Mike Hazlewood, as well as David McWilliams. In Part Two of the show, he turns the Sunshine spotlight on to the late 1960's recordings of The Fireballs, a band whose recorded work began in 1959, but kept on maing records till 1969. We shall feature their Atco album, Bottle Of Wine, in a rare mono mix, as well as tracks from the follow-up, Come On, React! Also on deck, a number of single and album tracks, as well as originally unissued numbers showing off their melodic-jangle.

New Jersey boy/writer/author Al Sussman, will appear on the show to chat about the upcoming Fest for Beatles Fans in Chicago Aug. 15-16. Al will also talk more about his recent book "Changin' Times" which focuses on the 101 days after JFK was assassinated & includes another important event--the appearance of The Beatles on U.S. soil. Get info on the Fest at:  www.thefest.com 

Al Sussman, author of "Changin' Times: 101 Days That Shaped a Generation," discusses the historical context that led to the rise of Beatlemania in 1964 and how much, if anything, the Kennedy assassination played a role in it. 

JFK's assassination changed our nation, but our country was already experiencing growing pains. How long did the country mourn the violent death of their leader & what did The Beatles have to do with it? In this episode, popular author, Al Sussman, discusses this period in our history & his book:  Changin' Times: 101 Days That Shaped A Generation. History buffs, along with anyone who remembers where they were when JFK was shot will enjoy Sussman's interesting commentary on this chapter in history.