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History of Popular Music in Merthyr Tydfil Exhibition: Thanks!

Posted on February 15, 2018 by Paul Carr

Well, after around two years of planning, interviewing many community members and collating close to 200 photographs, the Lost History of Popular Music in Merthyr Tydifil Exhibition at the Redhouse is in its last week of a one month run. … Continue reading →

Posted in Merthyr, Musicology | Tagged Austin McCarthy, Cal Ford, Chapter five, Dance Bands, First Impression, Good News, Lost History of Popular Music, Merthyr Tydfil, Pete Lovis, Pink Floyd, The Bystanders, The Cheatin Harts, The Dynatones, The Five of Diamonds, The Herd, The Kirkhouse, The Miners Hall, The Palace Cinema, The Phil Gaye Combo, The Saints, The Small Faces, The Villians, The Westerners | Leave a comment

Live Popular Music Making in the Key Buildings of Merthyr Tydfil between 1955 to 1970: The Formation of a Digital Archive

Posted on May 3, 2016 by Paul Carr

I am currently working on a new research project that looks at the memories of popular music making in Merthyr Tydfil between the years 1955 to around 1970. I am really fortunate to have a number of partners helping me … Continue reading →

Posted in Musicology | Tagged Eric Delaney, Eric Winstone, Geraldo and his Orchestra, Harry Roy, Merthyr Tydfil, Ted Heath, The Castle Cinema, The Kirkhouse Hall, The Miners Hall, The Palace Cinema, The Spymasters Dance Orchestra, The Temperance Hall, The Theatre Royal | 6 Comments

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History of Popular Music in Merthyr Tydfil Exhibition: Thanks!

Live Popular Music Making in the Key Buildings of Merthyr Tydfil between 1955 to 1970: The Formation of a Digital Archive

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