Welcome back to The Joy Club member Clive Hook’s captivating journey through the swinging sixties. In this third episode, Clive dives into the dynamic year of 1963 – a period marked by groundbreaking musical achievements and the dawn of a new cultural era.
Join Clive as he uncovers the most significant music news, untold stories and fascinating trivia from 1963. Discover the songs that not only topped the charts but also shaped the musical landscape, setting the stage for the British invasion. As always, Clive will curate his top five records of the year, each one a testament to the spirit and innovation of 1963.
With Clive’s rich musical background and meticulous research, this episode offers a nostalgic yet insightful look at a pivotal year in UK popular music. Don’t miss this deep dive into the sounds of 1963, where you’ll gain a greater appreciation for the incredible changes that were unfolding in the music world.
Catch part two on 1962 if you haven’t already here, then tune in now and let the music of 1963 transport you back to a time of cultural awakening and sonic innovation!
About the host
Clive Hook’s musical journey began as a cathedral chorister, embedding music deeply into his life. After years of performing sacred music, he transitioned to the secular world, embracing a broad spectrum of musical genres. A classically trained baritone with a passion for music history, Clive’s expertise ranges from Handel to Hendrix. His meticulous research and love for all things music make him the perfect guide for this nostalgic exploration of the 1960s UK music scene. Catch his monthly live event at The Joy Club: They Don’t Write Them Like That Anymore: A Musical Nostalgia Trip every last Friday of the month.
Tune in now below!