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Greenlit: The People’s History of Pop, BBC4

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The People’s History of Pop  (4 x 60′) – Stories from four decades of popular music through the eyes of the UK’s music fans. The series will chart the UK’s popular music heritage from the 1950s to the noughties, over 40 years of incredible British music, through the eyes of music fans.

Each episode will feature an evocative collage of memories in the form of unseen video, images and audio. The series will journey through Ready, Steady, Go, The Beatles final gig in 1966, Northern Soul in Wigan, Black Sabbath, Sex Pistols’ first gig at Central St Martins’ in 1975, 100 Club’s Punk Festival in 1976, New Romantics at Birmingham’s Rum Runner nightclub, Factory Records, through to 1996 and Blur vs Oasis and the global Spice Girls explosion.

Channel: BBC4

Producer: 7 Wonder

TX: April 2016

Source: BBC press release

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