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Jean Shepherd: Ticket to Ride
- Narrated by: Jean Shepherd
- Length: 2 hrs and 54 mins
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Publisher's summary
In October 1964, as the "British Invasion" of pop music came into its own, Playboy Magazine assigned Jean Shepherd to travel with, and interview, the Beatles on their tour of the United Kingdom. Shepherd also took advantage of his assignment to further travel the UK on his own, exploring from Edinburgh and the Scottish Highlands to London with a portable recorder to record material for use on his own syndicated radio program. The result is a fascinating audio documentary of the UK at a distinct point in time, with Shepherd offering commentary and musings uniquely his own on the popular culture and mores of the day.
Copyright information: Hartwest Productions, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Package ©℗ 2008 RSPT LLC. All Rights Reserved. Unauthorized duplication is a violation of applicable laws. For broadcast use, apply to Radio Again. Cover photos: Istockphoto RTImages & creacart
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