Two hours of the very best music from 1965, presented by Tony Blackburn. Including music from The Lovin’ Spoonful, Mel Carter, Barbara Lewis and many more. Show more Two hours of the very best ...

Featuring a trove of cherished songs, including "Climb Ev'ry Mountain," "My Favorite Things," "Do-Re-Mi," "Sixteen Going on Seventeen" and the title number, "The Sound of Music" won the hearts of ...

Timothée Chalamet stars in A Complete Unknown, which follows Dylan from January 1961, when he moved from Minnesota to New York City, to July 1965 ... include The Sound of Music (which tells ...

It received a million views in its first week of release and in 2009 won a Grammy Award for Best Short Form Music Video. Filming the Australian pop princess walking in a circle doesn’t sound ...

Music’s myriad subgenres and biggest starss have inspired some of the best documentaries ever made. Here are the ones you need to see. In cultural terms, the course of “popular” music has ...

The art of music is solely a practical one. The number of musicians, as well as non-mnsicians, who are acquainted with the cause of sound and music, is but small, therefore a brief dissertation on ...

In the new Wicked movie, sound mixer Simon Hayes wanted to capture ... "We obviously can't have any music track coming out of speakers because we're recording live," explains Hayes.

Hollywood loves a fairytale ending—and what better medium to deliver that than the romance movie? Ahead ... to come back to each other. The Sound of Music is more than just a musical set ...

Check out the clip right ... role in the movie is Frankie Grande as Frankini, and he’ll be performing an original dance song called “Smile,” which will be released on all music platforms ...

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Instead, they have become one of the main ways we consume music and movies, especially when on the move ... so while my day-to-day work testing televisions and surround-sound systems means I can ...

Which is why the video below is so special. The clip shows Hendrix backing a duo called Buddy & Stacey on a spirited rendition of Junior Walker's Shotgun. It's from a 1965 episode of Night Train.