[continueed from the long and winding tribute to the Beatles. Part III: from Yellow Submarine to the End (a)]

In 1968 the Beatles, obliged by their UA contract to make another movie, agreed to the making of an animation movie that presented their characters. The movie's script was written by four collaborators including Eric Segal, and the animations were created by a team headed by Heinz Edelmann, while george Dunning directed it.

[continued from the long and winding tribute to the Beatles. Part I: from Rubber Soul to Magical Mystery Tour (a)]

In the second part of the tribute to the beatles the focus is on the years between 1965 to 1967. During this time the Beatles, toured the world, produced four lps and made a movie.

[continued from the long and winding tribute to the Beatles. Part I: the yeah yeah yeah years (a)]

The Beatles, a little rock'n'roll group from Liverpool, England conquered the world in the 60s.

The Sound of The City took the opportunity to start a trip back in time, since K103 studentradio turned 30 last year.

The Sound of The City took the opportunity to start a trip back in time, since K103 studentradio turned 30 last year.
The first show dealt with the music of the decade between 1979 and 1989. The second show revisited tunes from 1989-1999. During that time the cd market took over, and vinyl became an expencive hobby for few dedicated or stubborn purists.

This Saturday, the Sound of The City takes the opportunity to start a trip back in time, since K103 studentradio turns 30 this year.
We’ll start with a visit to an era where A sides and B sides had a meaning to people who loved to listen to music. MTV was a novelty and video clips for songs were seen as something new and exciting.

Pop is the focus for the show. And of course there's a special place for the popband number one of all times. The Beatles. Look out for the upcoming special.