The Changing Music Scene: Inside September 1969 | Bee Gees, Kinks, Johnny Cash, The Doors

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On this episode of One Day in Music History September 13, 1969, we will look at how Paul McCartney brought to life his greatest creation to date, Robin Gibb sparked controversy with the Bee Gees family and their music fans. The Kinks dropped their ambitious pop opera. While the Rolling Stones pushed their latest collection since the death of Brian Jones. Meanwhile, Johnny Cash’s San Quentin show brought prisoners and the world to their feet. The Doors’ Soft Parade is reviewed, and the Rascals find the British to be a bit…cold—but the biggest story..Is hiding in the charts, where the real magic of September 1969 is brilliantly unfolding. But how do these charts compare to 5 or 10 years prior?

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