Protest Music: Daniel Rachel

3rd Jun 2017 6pm - 7pm
Greenwich Mean Time

at Library Gallery

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Winner of this year’s Penderyn Music Writing Prize, Daniel discusses the pivotal period between 1976 and 1992 that saw politics and pop music come together for the first time in British history in his fascinating book Walls Come Tumbling Down. From Rock Against Racism in Victoria Park in 1978 featuring The Clash, through 2-Tone and Red Wedge, we ask was it a golden age or could music once again instigate social change?

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Protest Music: Daniel Rachel

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