Free concert craze in London Hyde Park draws crowds
The Hyde Park free concert in London drew fans from Britain, Europe, and North America. Promoters like Marmalade and Blackhill Enterprises push more free gigs, while Mick Jagger says there is no money to be made from tours in Britain. The scene marks a shift from crowded, hysteria filled venues to open air listening and diverse crowds, seen by some as a sign of peaceful social change.
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Marmalade Record Company
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Blackhill Enterprises
Peter Jenner
Jenner
England
Ministry of Public Building and Works
Rolling Stones
Blind Faith
Dream
Mick Jagger
Carnaby Street
Liverpool
Hyda Park
Stones
Brian Jones
Jones
Australia
Shelley
Jagger
Mick Taylor
Marianne Faithfull
A Daytime TV Schedule Full of Classics and Specials
A dense listing of programs from morning to late evening featuring educational, children, and entertainment blocks. Notable items include For Schools Notre Ville Marcel est Malade, News, Movie Matinee Greenwich Village, Adventures and cartoons such as Maggie, Roy Rogers Pat's Inheritance, and The Ed Sullivan Show.
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Squigele
Pat
Billy
Ben Stary
Green Bay
Dennis the Menace
Canberra
Dr Finlay
James Stewart
Joan Pontaine
Eddie Albert
Ed Sullivan
London's Top Ten This Week Chart Highlights
London's top ten tunes listed this week headlined by the Rolling Stones at number one with Honky Tonk Woman. Elvis Presley In the Ghetto and Plastic Ono Band's Give Peace a Chance also appear in the top five alongside new entries and mixed acts across the chart.
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London
Rolling Stones
Melbourne radio schedule fragment 1969 details
An OCR filled list outlines a dense 1969 radio and music schedule across Melbourne stations. It names numerous programs, news slots, weather reports, talk shows, musical features, devotionals, and special broadcasts with times and host or show titles embedded in a continuous sequence.
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Melbourne
Conld
Brian Minards
Alan Fitzgerald
Christin
John Scott
John ‘Scot
Tyson
Church of Christ
John Seo
John Scott Shaw
Canberra Times
Lansley
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Frou
Colin Moorcraft
the Arts
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Robin Gibb
Thunderclap Newman
Susie
Armen Corner
Desmond Dekker
Clodagh Rodgers
Billy Preston
Reuter
James Peaberthy
Mar
Ing
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Percy Faith
Sue Becker
Respondence
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Peter,kowski
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Pele
IBSEN
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the Playhouse
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Lly
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Leslie Morshead
Polonez
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Canberra Theatre
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