All You Need Is Love: The Story of Popular Music Season 1 Episode 10 Good Times (Rhythm and Blues) 1977
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In the late forties, white record companies labelled commercial black music “race music”. Eventually, Jerry Wexler, then working at Billboard magazine as a reporter, thought of the phrase, “rhythm and blues” and it caught on. Before long, numerous other descriptions appeared – Motown, the Philadelphia Sound, Soul – but all had in common that the music expressed the rising aspirations of the ghetto. Meanwhile, a curious imitation of black gospel appeared called white gospel. And among those who loved the sound were two remarkable men; one a record producer, Sam Phillips, who wanted to create a sound which had the discipline of white gospel but with the abandon of black rhythm and blues; the other was Elvis Presley. featuring Aretha Franklin Bill Haley Bo Diddley Clyde McPhatter Ike and Tina Turner Jerry Wexler Johnnie Ray Pat Boone Stevie Wonder The Lefevres Family The Platters The Supremes Wilson Pickett
- Released: 1977-04-16
- Runtime : 55 minutes
- Genre : Documentary
- Stars :
- Director : Tony Palmer
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1. Introductory Programme 1977-02-12
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2. God's Children 1977-02-19
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3. I Can Hypnotise 'Dis Nation (Ragtime) 1977-02-26
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4. Jungle Music (Jazz) 1977-03-05
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5. Who's That Comin'? (The Blues) 1977-03-12
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6. Rude Songs (Vaudeville and Music Hall) 1977-03-19
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7. Always Chasin' Rainbows (Tin Pan Alley) 1977-03-26
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9. Swing That Music! (Swing) 1977-04-09
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10. Good Times (Rhythm and Blues) 1977-04-16
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11. Making Moonshine (Country Music) 1977-04-23
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12. Go Down, Moses! (Folk 'War Songs') 1977-04-30
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13. Hail! Hail! Rock n Roll (Rock n Roll) 1977-05-07
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14. Mighty Good (The Beatles) 1977-05-14
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15. All Along the Watchtower (Sour Rock) 1977-05-21
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17. Imagine (New Directions) 1977-06-01
