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In the 1970s, Rick Wakeman and Griff Rhys Jones changed everything. Rick made keyboards as sexy as guitars whilst Griff made comedy alternative. Now, these 70s pioneers are actually in their 70s. They’ve experienced a lifetime of changes – so many changes in fact that they’ve now worked out that the 1970s wasn’t ‘the decade that taste forgot’. Instead it was the beginning of innovation, freedom of expression and extraordinary trousers. In their new weekly podcast, Rick and Griff bring us history as you’ve never heard it before. From religion…(would Noah have built the ark had the concept of the Yellow Weather Warning been invented?) to fashion…(what was the fantastic sartorial journey that took us from grey flannel slacks to split-kneed loon pants??) They’ll also answer your burning questions, e-mail Question@RickandGriff.co.uk Celebrate the last 50 years of history with Rick & Griff, available on all podcast platforms. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Unknown Host hosts Sounds of the Seventy Year Olds, a arts show with 14 episodes published.
In this second episode devoted to the Cinema, Rick & Griff chat about going to watch X-rated films. And as if that’s not bad enough, they also talk about Rick's work with Ken Russell on Lisztomania and Crimes of Passion
Show notesWhether you loved the movies or loathed them, they’ve clearly left a big impression on us all, not least on Rick & Griff. In this episode they discuss their early cinema experiences, from cowboy films, standing in long q
Show notesSo this is Christmas! Well, it probably isn’t but that’s the wonderful world of the podcast. You can listen to them anytime and they last forever. Which is appropriate really as according to Rick and Griff, once the fami
Show notesThis is an episode all about those beloved shows that Rick is especially fond of, The Pantomime. Oh no it isn’t. Well, actually it is, even though Griff hasn’t been in anywhere near as many panto’s as Rick has. From disa
Show notesIf you ever felt tempted to use the phrase ‘Kids today don’t know they’re born!’, this episode is for you. With memories of epic trips from London to Exmouth and even Gorran Haven, simply to consume inedible Treacle Pudd
Show notesIf music be the food of love, Rick and Griff should be positively ecstatic, being as it’s been SUCH a huge part of their lives, Rick as a player, Griff as a fan. In part 2 of their chat on music…(and there’ll probably be
Show notesRick Wakeman and Griff Rhy Jones. One of them is a musician. One of them isn’t. Despite that, Music has played a huge part in both lives, for different reasons. So much so that this vast subject will need a few episodes
Show notesLife on the Road….sounds glamorous eh?! Well, maybe not as much as you’d think. In part 2 of the trials and tribulations of Rick and Griff’s life touring the highways and byways of the planet, you’ll learn why Hull is no
Show notesLife on the Road….sounds glamorous eh?! Well, maybe not as much as you’d think. A significant part of Rick and Griff’s life has been spent on the road. Touring. Travelling around the world. And, as you’d expect, this has
Show notesWelcome back to the Sound Of The Seventy Year Olds! Rick Wakeman and Griff Rhys Jones bring you their personal history podcast, created after living lives that are far from ordinary! In this episode we’re talking about e
Show notesWelcome back to the Sound Of The Seventy Year Olds! Rick Wakeman and Griff Rhys Jones bring you their personal history podcast, created after living lives that are far from ordinary! In this episode Rick and Griff take u
Show notesWelcome back to the Sound Of The Seventy Year Olds! Rick Wakeman and Griff Rhys Jones bring you their personal history podcast, created after living lives that are far from ordinary! In this episode we’re talking Radio,
Show notesWelcome back to the Sound Of The Seventy Year Olds! Rick Wakeman and Griff Rhys Jones bring you their personal history podcast, created after living lives that are far from ordinary! In this episode we’re heading out on
Show notesWelcome back to the Sound Of The Seventy Year Olds! Rick Wakeman and Griff Rhys Jones bring you their personal history podcast, created after living lives that are far from ordinary! In this episode, we celebrate the fai
Show notesWelcome to the first Sound Of The Seventy Year Olds! A podcast like no other! Rick Wakeman and Griff Rhys Jones bring you their personal history podcast, created after living lives that are far from ordinary! In this epi
Show notesEast Anglian next-door neighbours Rick Wakeman and Griff Rhys Jones are two extraordinary men. From changing TV comedy forever, to achieving world musical domination, Rick and Griff have led the way since the 1960’s, and
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