Reviving San Diego's Rock Renaissance
(Jeremiah Cornelius considers the reach of the Fab Four into contemporary economic debate.)
It’s been said, ‘in oh so many ways’, that everybody loves the Beatles.
With that in mind, here’s a little salute, to the 100%:
And now, a little consolation for the injured parties in the last video. They can hum this little ditty to themselves at night, and muse that, at least George, once sympathised with their plight…
(Original recipe/extra crispy Manual Scan rhythm section Paul Kaufman and Dave Fleminger come to honor the decade, not to rile on it.)
Even the most hardcore among us admire some aspect of ’60s music and culture. And for some, this era still remains the zenith of everything that was cool. There were rapid changes in taste and style from one year to the next during that tumultuous time, and by the end of the decade the seeds of excess were already planted. So, we ask the simple question:
When did the ’60s jump the shark?
Some moments worth considering: