The 1960s saw a cultural renaissance in Br itain\, a vibrant\, youth-driven revolution that transformed Britain into the global epicenter of popular culture. From James Bond to the Beatles\, from the Avengers to the mini skirt\, and from Monty Python to Andrew Lloy d Webber\, British popular culture captured the American imagination and b ecame a much-loved part of mainstream entertainment. Through the use of mu sic\, video\, and many unseen photographs from the 1960s and 1970s\, this highly entertaining presentation brings to life the British invasion of th e American mind.
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\nDr. John F. Lyons was b orn in London\, England. He lives in Chicago and works as a Professor of H istory at Joliet Junior College\, where he teaches classes in British and US history. \;He has appeared on podcasts and radio shows discussing p opular culture and is a noted public speaker who has spoken to audiences i n the US and Europe. Joy and Fear: The Beatles\, Chicago and the 1960s is his latest book.
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