1960

Lunch Hour Lectures - Autumn 2013

Dr Matthew Jones, UCL History

The cinema has long been associated with memory, its flickering images recalling past moments and former stars. However, what happens when we remember cinema itself? Is it the films, the actors and the plots we recall, or the experience of being in the darkened auditorium? This talk presents preliminary findings of the on-going project, 'Cultural Memory and British Cinema-going of the 1960s'

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Friday nights with Caine and Christie: remembering 1960s cinema-going (14 Nov 2013)

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Joyce Green - Black Cadillac ('59)

Your Cheatin' Heart- Patsy Cline (Cover) - Jennie

Don't Leave Me In The Night Time (ft. Buckwheat Zydeco)

Neon Horses

This song began as an 1870 broadside entitled “Package Of Old Letters”; a tune was eventually added, composed by Louis P. Goulland and Charles A. White. First recorded in 1924, by Ernest Thompson as “The Little Rosebud Casket,” “Little Rosewood Casket” has been recorded by such urban folk revival musicians as Jean Ritchie and by such country stars as Hank Thompson and Marty Robbins. Dolly Parton, a native of Sevier County, Tennessee, originally recorded the song in 1987 for the Trio album (with Emmylou Harris and Linda Ronstadt); that version was credited as having been arranged by Parton’s mother Avie Lee Parton, who was her daughter’s first musical influence (Dolly Parton’s classic 1971 song “Coat Of Many Colors” conveyed how powerful that influence was). The version of “Little Rosewood Casket” on this album is a new interpretation by Parton of a song deeply significant to her and her family members in the beloved place she referred to in another song as “my Tennessee mountain home.”

Dolly Parton, "Little Rosewood Casket"

Love Can Biuld a Bridge by The Judds, covered by me

Love Can Build a Bridge

02 Coat Of Many Colors

In My Life

Apartment No. 9

Dolly Parton - Swing Low Sweet Chariot 1960's

Elvis Presley   Always On My Mind

The Legent of the rock music in world, born 1960. 10 years before The Beatles.. Rock Band who as influence from any rock band after this. The Tielman Brothers From indonesia grew in Netherland.

The Tielman Brothers Rollin' Rock live 1960

Also sang by paramore , thought i would just do her version because of reasons 

Loretta Lynn- You Aint Woman Enough (Cover)

A cover I did back in the day with my friend, Chelsea Dasso.  Hope you enjoy it!

Dolly Parton - Swing Low Sweet Chariot 1960's

littlemissshawn

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