Ep. 131- Revisiting 1970: The Year That Changed Music and TV

Milk Crates and Turntables. A Music Discussion Podcast

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Join us as we crack open the time capsule to 1970, a year that redefined music and television, with Scott McLean , along with Lou Colicchio and Mark Smith adding their "Mixed Relish" to the mix. From the birth of iconic albums to the TV shows that shaped our youth, we're not just reminiscing; we're re-experiencing the moments that have stitched themselves into the fabric of our culture. It's a celebration of debut albums that continue to echo through the ages, the surprising charms of musical mistakes, and the TV series that remind us of simpler times.
We've got your backstage pass to the underappreciated genius of Joan Armatrading and a lineup of debut albums that became the soundtracks of our lives. It's not just about the music; we take a detour down memory lane with Saturday morning cartoons and childhood breakfasts that might make you question our culinary sanity. From "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" to the British series "UFO," we're flipping through the channels of the past, and you're invited for the ride.
So, grab your headphones and prepare to be transported back forty years. As we share laughs, reflect on the impact of celebrity losses, and thank those who've made this journey with us, you'll feel like part of the family. And remember, while this episode may come to a close, our story will continue – so stay tuned for the next chapter in our audio adventure.

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1. Albums of 1907 and TV Shows (00:00:06)

2. Debut Albums of 1970 (00:11:43)

3. Ecology and Music of the 1970s (00:20:48)

4. Discussion About Music Albums in 1970 (00:30:58)

5. Discussions on Underrated Artist Joan Armatrading (00:45:47)

6. TV Series of 1970 (01:00:08)

7. Nostalgic TV Shows and Childhood Memories (01:11:45)

8. Musical Mistakes and Their Impact (01:27:32)

9. Music, Horses, and Celebrity Deaths (01:38:29)

10. Desensitization and Random Conversations (01:51:18)

11. Gratitude, Friendship, and Farewells (02:06:17)