Episode 4
As roots reggae is increasingly acclaimed by the 1970s UK music press, many black British teenagers find themselves drawn to the poppier sounds of lovers' rock.
The story of a city's transformation through its music, taking in the wave of Commonwealth immigration in the '40s right up to the present day.
As roots reggae is increasingly acclaimed by the 1970s music press, many black British teenagers find themselves drawn to the poppier sounds of lovers' rock.
Read by Ben Onwukwe.
Written by Lloyd Bradley.
Abridged by Natalie Steed.
Produced by Kirsteen Cameron.
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Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Reader | Ben Onwukwe |
| Author | Lloyd Bradley |
| Abridger | Natalie Steed |
| Producer | Kirsteen Cameron |
Broadcasts
Thu 15 Aug 201309:45BBC Radio 4 FM- Fri 16 Aug 201300:30BBC Radio 4
- Thu 9 Aug 201814:45BBC Radio 4 Extra
- Fri 10 Aug 201802:45BBC Radio 4 Extra
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