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Sep 29
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Marty Miller's Music History - September...

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Join Marty Miller as we head on another trip through music history, focusing on the week of September 29th to October 3rd.

This episode we visit the 1987 photo shoot for Pink Floyd’s album "A Momentary Lapse of Reason," featuring 800 Victorian hospital beds on an English beach.

We also nod the launch of BBC Radio 1 in 1967 and its first DJ, Tony Blackburn, captivating millions.

Plus,dive into Oasis's legendary album "What's the Story, Morning Glory," and reflect on the controversy surrounding Sinead O'Connor and her unforgettable TV moment. All this and much more, all in under 10 minutes!

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