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The birth of Rock and Roll
Young people born during WWII who grew up in the 1950s were called the War Babies or bobby soxxers. A small generation, these kids were older teens in the late 50s when rock and roll first became prominent; as young adults, they missed the drugs, the long hair, and for many, even missed Vietnam which came later. Their numbers are quickly falling off since they're now in their late 70s or early 80s.
Video Essay
Familiar pop music makes them hits. Starting in the late 1950s, radio changed from half-hour dramas like "Suspense" to Top 40 radio with deejays playing pop music-- appealed mostly to young people and later 1960s boomers; radio continued then unchanged with each subsequent generation; What made the AM radio station hits were record sales and stations played them and often introduced them to their listeners. They played the songs over and over and have been known for short playlists of about 40-50 songs, rotating over and over, sometimes peppered with oldies from the few previous years.
Single artists, boy bands, girl bands sought to break into national attention through radio. More recently, Justin Bieber became one of the biggest and like many, this Canadian became a teen idol.
American Bandstand Themed Pgm Teen Idols w Dick Clark
Entertainment Tonight: Show about Teen Idols Then and Now) clips
1960s Boomer Music
Baby boomers were born starting in 1946 after American soldiers returned from World War II. As children they listened from the back seat to their parents music on the radio--Sinatra, Rosemary Clooney, the Ames Brothers and then early Elvis and Be-Bop early Rock. Boomers were the Children of television and they rebelled from the stifling 1950s by the early 60s. Even that decade, music changed from a more mature rock sound from the Beach Boys and Beatles to the influence of drug use in music and society. (Photo on right from Facebook's "America in the 1960s")
Here is a sampling of the 1960s BY MONTH.
Chickman was a popular Top40 radio station feature played by some stations
The Beatles broke up in 1970 although the Four some recorded for decades more, except John Lennon who was murdered in 1980. British groups remained popular, like the Rolling Stones well into their 60s and 70s.
Music of the 70s
Most pop radio stations wouldn't play this popular song but boomers dropped quarters in bar juke boxes to hear it over and over.
Kent State goes Pop
Ohio- by Crosby Stills, Nash and Young is put to Vietnam war video after four students were killed by accidental fire during a protest at Kent State University in 1970. This song became an anthem to mark the 1960s and 70s student protests against the Vietnam War---which resulted in 50,000 American dead soldiers, countless wounded, and after almost ten years, the military pulled out in 1973, handing the small Southeast Asian nation back to the Communists.
Good Morning Vietnam
A film stars late comedian Robin Williams portrays a deejay who performed at American Forces Vietnam Network in Siagon during the war. These are considered Williams' best bits, many of them were Robin's unscripted improvisations that were left in the movie.
Animals We Gotta Get Outta This Place
One of the most requested songs by soldiers listening to American Forces Radio in Asia. Along with their "Sky Pilot", and PPM's "Leavin on a Jet Plane" and "Where Have All the Flowers Gone?" by the Kingston Trio..
Coca-Cola teaches the World to Sing
First as a singing 60s commercial for Coke, this jingle song became a popular hit. This link also takes you to America's (and Britain's, Ireland's and More) Got talent competition of mostly young amateur people with incredible talent vying to win their weekly contests. Judges included Simon Cowel, a witty personality contestants tried hard to please on this show which has run, and been copied, for decades.
Procol Harem - Whiter Shade of Pale
The 1980s
Moody Blues
Nights in White Satin
Another orchestral hit to make the pop charts, "Nights" was a major it in the 1970s. Also here, links to CCR, MeatLoaf, Europa, Metallica, ACDC, Elvis, Billy Joel, Aerosmith, The Police, BonJovi, more
We Are The World
Every once in awhile, everyone just needs to see this fundraising video again that stars some of the greatest singing artists of our time!
Freddie Mercury and David Bowie
Freddie Mercury and Elvis Presley's high notes
1980s Queen and more
The late lead singer Freddie Mercury has been called by many as the best performing voice in history. Here is an incredible video performance of Mercury and opera singer Montserrat Caballe performing in Barcelona in 1978 that demonstrates his voice and performing versatility. It's awesome if you are a classical music fan.
YouTube Interactive Music
. You pick the genres, endure their front end commercial and browse. Listen to what you want. You are asked if you want to Subscribe to YouTube Premium without commercials. More recent POP You Tube selections, even Sleep music, Rap, Blues, pop, more.
Louis Armstrong
"What a Wonderful World"
The late great Trumpeter made this his signature song which has appeared in several good feeling movies. Here also are more classics from YouTube
Blues Brothers: The Movie
Everybody needs Somebody"
Aretha: Think
Deliverance: Dueling Banjos
Young people born during WWII who grew up in the 1950s were called the War Babies or bobby soxxers. A small generation, these kids were older teens in the late 50s when rock and roll first became prominent; as young adults, they missed the drugs, the long hair, and for many, even missed Vietnam which came later. Their numbers are quickly falling off since they're now in their late 70s or early 80s.
They were more clean cut and just beginning to be influenced to rebel musically during the birth of rock and roll.
1950s War Generation
Best hit of Each Month of the 1950s after the soldiers came home --, short-clip snippet videos from the Crooners like early Tony Bennett, Doris Day, movie music hits to the advent of Rock and Roll like lots of Elvis, the Everly Brothers, and more. Boomers now in their 70s will remember most all of these as oldies their parents heard on the radio, but HERE, put faces with the songs.
1950s War Generation
Best hit of Each Month of the 1950s after the soldiers came home --, short-clip snippet videos from the Crooners like early Tony Bennett, Doris Day, movie music hits to the advent of Rock and Roll like lots of Elvis, the Everly Brothers, and more. Boomers now in their 70s will remember most all of these as oldies their parents heard on the radio, but HERE, put faces with the songs.
Mickey Mouse Club March
Johnny Angel - Shelley Fabares
1960 Donna Reed Show
Dusty Springfield, Little Peggy March, Temptations, Elvis
Tammy Wynette, Dion, Del Shannon, Seekers, more videos of 1960
History of Rock Episode 2
Johnny Angel - Shelley Fabares
1960 Donna Reed Show
Dusty Springfield, Little Peggy March, Temptations, Elvis
Tammy Wynette, Dion, Del Shannon, Seekers, more videos of 1960
History of Rock Episode 2
Pop Teen Music
Single artists, boy bands, girl bands sought to break into national attention through radio. More recently, Justin Bieber became one of the biggest and like many, this Canadian became a teen idol.
American Bandstand Themed Pgm Teen Idols w Dick Clark
Entertainment Tonight: Show about Teen Idols Then and Now) clips
Here is a sampling of the 1960s BY MONTH.
Herman's Hermits Dandy
Jim Reeves He'll Have to Go
Peter and Gordon, Nobody I know 1964
Chad and Jeremy A Summer Song
Below are links to popular 1960s hit songs they've uploaded on their FB site, mostly live performances. Lots of boomers know these songs well but never saw the original artists perform them in concert or on TV before MTV was created.
Rolling Stones Time is on my side
The Beatles Hey Jude
Live in Australia 14 mins Snippets 6 minutes
Music and Cars of the 60s
The Hollies He ain't Heavy
The Troggs Wild Thing
The Moody Blues Nights in White Satin
Led Zepplin Song Remains the Same
The Tremeloes Candy Man
Uriah Heap Easy Livin'
Cream Sunshine of Your Love
Peter Frampton Show Me the Way
Dave Barry The Crying Game 1966
The Kinks You Really Got Me
The Who Pinball Wizard
Mindbenders Game of Love
Nashville Teens Tobacco Road
Music of the 70sLinks to artists Gilbert O'Sullivan, Johnny Nash, America,
Chuck Berry, 3Dog Night
Pop music was heavily influenced by the war which brought thousands of young baby boomers to the streets in protest of President Johnson's and Nixon's war in SE Asia. These are links to the pop songs reflecting this unsettling time when 50,000 American soldiers died in a faraway war that turned unpopular.
Eve of Destruction - Barry McGuire
Eve of Destruction - Barry McGuire
Most pop radio stations wouldn't play this popular song but boomers dropped quarters in bar juke boxes to hear it over and over.
Kent State goes Pop
Ohio- by Crosby Stills, Nash and Young is put to Vietnam war video after four students were killed by accidental fire during a protest at Kent State University in 1970. This song became an anthem to mark the 1960s and 70s student protests against the Vietnam War---which resulted in 50,000 American dead soldiers, countless wounded, and after almost ten years, the military pulled out in 1973, handing the small Southeast Asian nation back to the Communists.
Good Morning Vietnam
A film stars late comedian Robin Williams portrays a deejay who performed at American Forces Vietnam Network in Siagon during the war. These are considered Williams' best bits, many of them were Robin's unscripted improvisations that were left in the movie.
Animals We Gotta Get Outta This Place
One of the most requested songs by soldiers listening to American Forces Radio in Asia. Along with their "Sky Pilot", and PPM's "Leavin on a Jet Plane" and "Where Have All the Flowers Gone?" by the Kingston Trio..
Coca-Cola teaches the World to Sing
First as a singing 60s commercial for Coke, this jingle song became a popular hit. This link also takes you to America's (and Britain's, Ireland's and More) Got talent competition of mostly young amateur people with incredible talent vying to win their weekly contests. Judges included Simon Cowel, a witty personality contestants tried hard to please on this show which has run, and been copied, for decades.
Movie Clip (Hair was a counterculture Broadway play and then 1968 movie making social statements about The War, free love and sex, drugs, and other taboo subjects. This musical movie clip depicts young recruits about to go unwillingly off to war.)
Jimi Hendrix in Maui 1970
I stand up next to a mountain... In July 1970, The Jimi Hendrix Experience 'stood on the mountain' and performed a free outdoor concert to a few hundred fans at the base of the Haleakala crater on the Island of Maui. Streaming now on Facebook watch this spectacular performance of
"Voodoo Child" (Slight Return)"
Procol Harem - Whiter Shade of Pale
Live performance of this pop orchestral hit
The nation's largest generation never really accepted the Pop crooner ballads of their parents but Rock and Roll changed everything with strong guitars and drums, some deafeningly so that replaced lyrical songs with orchestral and vocal backgrounds. As they grew older, boomer tastes split with variations to include blues, rap, they became fans of the music variations--some called Heavy Metal
from groups like California's Grateful Dead that had its own loyal cult concert following for the rest of the Twentieth Century.
Boomer children--the Gen-X, Y, and Millennials who were born after the mid 70s knew and listened to the wider musical varieties from their parents generation.
Stations began playing subsets of these with formats and tempos of their own. Some were called Underground, or Adult Contemorary stations targetting broader age groups, like 25 to 34 or even up to 49 by mixing 'oldies' with various forms of protest lyrics. In the early 2000s, record companies began selling downloaded internet music and they depended less on radio station introducing new music to showcase their stables of recording artists. Pop stations played it safe with familiar repetition but new music and artists gained popularity instead from Music videos found on MTV, YouTube, BET and other channels.
The nation's largest generation never really accepted the Pop crooner ballads of their parents but Rock and Roll changed everything with strong guitars and drums, some deafeningly so that replaced lyrical songs with orchestral and vocal backgrounds. As they grew older, boomer tastes split with variations to include blues, rap, they became fans of the music variations--some called Heavy Metal
Boomer children--the Gen-X, Y, and Millennials who were born after the mid 70s knew and listened to the wider musical varieties from their parents generation.
Stations began playing subsets of these with formats and tempos of their own. Some were called Underground, or Adult Contemorary stations targetting broader age groups, like 25 to 34 or even up to 49 by mixing 'oldies' with various forms of protest lyrics. In the early 2000s, record companies began selling downloaded internet music and they depended less on radio station introducing new music to showcase their stables of recording artists. Pop stations played it safe with familiar repetition but new music and artists gained popularity instead from Music videos found on MTV, YouTube, BET and other channels.
The 1980s Moody Blues
Nights in White Satin
Another orchestral hit to make the pop charts, "Nights" was a major it in the 1970s. Also here, links to CCR, MeatLoaf, Europa, Metallica, ACDC, Elvis, Billy Joel, Aerosmith, The Police, BonJovi, more
Justin Bieber - Baby with Ludicris
2 BILLION views for this teen idol.
Jackson was called "The King of Pop" and was the most popular singing and dancing star of modern times, Despite evidence he had an unhealthy interest in young boys, the scandal did not destroy his popularity which continued beyond his death to drugs in 2009.
2 BILLION views for this teen idol.
Selected Michael Jackson musical cuts of nearly fifty years
Jackson was called "The King of Pop" and was the most popular singing and dancing star of modern times, Despite evidence he had an unhealthy interest in young boys, the scandal did not destroy his popularity which continued beyond his death to drugs in 2009.
80s Music Vids - many choices
Every once in awhile, everyone just needs to see this fundraising video again that stars some of the greatest singing artists of our time!
We Are the World" was a charity single originally recorded by the supergroup USA for Africa in 1985. It was written by Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie and produced by Quincy Jones and Michael Omartian for the album We Are the World. With sales in excess of 20 million copies, it is the eighth best-selling physical single of all time.Wikipedia. Recorded: January 28, 1985
Stairway to Heaven - Heart Tribute to Zeppelin
Freddie Mercury and Elvis Presley's high notes
1980s Queen and more
The late lead singer Freddie Mercury has been called by many as the best performing voice in history. Here is an incredible video performance of Mercury and opera singer Montserrat Caballe performing in Barcelona in 1978 that demonstrates his voice and performing versatility. It's awesome if you are a classical music fan.
Queen - Live Aid
21 min medley, Wembley, Eng (1985.) Considered their best performance.
Freddie Mercury Bohemian Rhapsody
This complete concert has been removed multiple times by music owners but then uploaded in segments to show the incredible talent of gay Queen lead singer Mercury, a complex man who tragically died of Aids at the height of his musical career.
A movie was made of his life called Bohemian Rhapsody in 2018 chronicling his life--and the clip compares the film starring Rami Malek to Mercury's own stage performance.
And my personal favorite, not even their biggest song, the girl band The Bangles:
21 min medley, Wembley, Eng (1985.) Considered their best performance.
Freddie Mercury Bohemian Rhapsody
This complete concert has been removed multiple times by music owners but then uploaded in segments to show the incredible talent of gay Queen lead singer Mercury, a complex man who tragically died of Aids at the height of his musical career.
A movie was made of his life called Bohemian Rhapsody in 2018 chronicling his life--and the clip compares the film starring Rami Malek to Mercury's own stage performance.
And my personal favorite, not even their biggest song, the girl band The Bangles:
Next Generation Music
Europa, Beegees, Bon Jovi, Mariah Carey, Cyndi Lauper, More
. You pick the genres, endure their front end commercial and browse. Listen to what you want. You are asked if you want to Subscribe to YouTube Premium without commercials. More recent POP You Tube selections, even Sleep music, Rap, Blues, pop, more.
Music from the Movies
Movies have always influenced music and music has always influenced the movies. Start of it was in the 1940s and 50s with the great MGM musicals; but then Hollywood developed dramatic films which created many pop hits from their soundtracks. Here are some of them:
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Judy Garland: The Wizard of Oz
Judy Garland Somewhere over the Rainbow; Most famous and loved movie Music videos of the 20th Century from MGM, Warner, YouTube stringed together to play.
How the West Was Won
Powerful movie orchestrations of musical drama with Debbie Reynolds and more YouTube videos stringed together to play . Overture
From a cartoon to a big soft pop hit
Somewhere Out There
" Fievel from "An American Tail" 1986
Linda Ronstadt & James Inghram
This was the pop hit video that swept the country after the cartoon film was released.
Judy Garland Somewhere over the Rainbow; Most famous and loved movie Music videos of the 20th Century from MGM, Warner, YouTube stringed together to play.
Israel "IZ" Kamakawiwo'ole:
(from the film 50-First Dates, and others) IZ 1959-1997 weighted 750 pounds and died young.
Powerful movie orchestrations of musical drama with Debbie Reynolds and more YouTube videos stringed together to play . Overture
From a cartoon to a big soft pop hit
" Fievel from "An American Tail" 1986
Linda Ronstadt & James Inghram
This was the pop hit video that swept the country after the cartoon film was released.
Platoon: Saddest Song Barber's Adagio
Arab Vocal: Saddest Song
Arab Vocal: Saddest Song
"What a Wonderful World"
The late great Trumpeter made this his signature song which has appeared in several good feeling movies. Here also are more classics from YouTube
Blues Brothers: The Movie
Everybody needs Somebody"
Aretha: Think
Deliverance: Dueling Banjos
Another classic film generated a pop hit that was a curiosity in a complex movie of adventure and a clash of cultures in America's deep south.
Dance Music of the 1950s: Dirty Dancin
Perhaps the best dance movie every made, starring the late actor Patrick Swayze as a dance instructor at a holiday Catskills resort and Jennifer Gray as a young guest who fell in love with him.
Righteous Brothers: Unchained Melody
The famed 1960s pop hit was used in a dramatic film "Ghost" staring Demi Moore,
Dance Music of the 1950s: Dirty Dancin
Perhaps the best dance movie every made, starring the late actor Patrick Swayze as a dance instructor at a holiday Catskills resort and Jennifer Gray as a young guest who fell in love with him.
Righteous Brothers: Unchained Melody
The famed 1960s pop hit was used in a dramatic film "Ghost" staring Demi Moore,
Patrick Swayze (1952-2009)
Celine Dion: "My Heart Will Go On"
Houston, who died of a drug overdose, was a talented actress and pop singer who starred in a film similiar to herself and her bodyguard. Later, Hollywood produced a biographic film about her.
Sister Act- Whoopi Goldberg "Oh Happy Day"
A type of African-American music that was first developed in the Mississippi Delta region at the end of the nineteenth century, the blues is difficult to define. Some people think of the blues as an emotion; others regard it primarily as a musical genre characterized by a special blues scale containing twelve bars and three chords in a particular order.
Its influence on jazz, gospel music, theater music, rock, soul, hip-hop, and almost every form of popular music since the 1920s has been enormous.
A Little Bit Country
Houston, who died of a drug overdose, was a talented actress and pop singer who starred in a film similiar to herself and her bodyguard. Later, Hollywood produced a biographic film about her.
Sister Act- Whoopi Goldberg "Oh Happy Day"
This is a story of an inner city Catholic school starring Goldberg acting as a Vegas singer hiding out in the school for her own protection from the mob, and how she converts the school's choir into a success even drawing the Pope to hear them sing classic pop hits; an inspirational, feelgood story of teenagers needing and getting inspiration.
Lean On Me -
Lean On Me -
Another classic film produced in 1989, starring Morgan Freeman as a tyrannical school principal in New Jersey. Lean on Me at an All school Assembly; bathroom scene Principal confronts the students.
Pentatonix: Sound of Silence Hallalujah
A musical singing and dancer performing troop
Pentatonix: Sound of Silence Hallalujah
A musical singing and dancer performing troop
Best Blues
A type of African-American music that was first developed in the Mississippi Delta region at the end of the nineteenth century, the blues is difficult to define. Some people think of the blues as an emotion; others regard it primarily as a musical genre characterized by a special blues scale containing twelve bars and three chords in a particular order.
Its influence on jazz, gospel music, theater music, rock, soul, hip-hop, and almost every form of popular music since the 1920s has been enormous.
A blues and guitar virtuoso in a live performance
Rev Wintley Phipps
The Black Keys
The 7- note Slave Scale of most negro spirituals
"Amazing Grace!"
Phipps at Barack Obama's Natnl Prayer Service
Rev Wintley PhippsThe Black Keys
The 7- note Slave Scale of most negro spirituals
"Amazing Grace!"
Phipps at Barack Obama's Natnl Prayer Service
A Little Bit CountryTaylor Swift: The Man
TV episode with Merle Haggard, Buck Owens, Johnny Cash and others
John Denver: Live at the Apollo 1982
George Strait: Amarillo by Morning
Country Big Hitters: Shania Twain
John Denver: Live at the Apollo 1982
George Strait: Amarillo by Morning
Country Big Hitters: Shania Twain
Willie Nelson, John Denver, Carpenters, Glen Campbell, many more
Film Clip: Best Little Whorehouse in Texas"
A major cover hit by Whitney Houston in "The Bodyguard"
"Let it Be" cover by Dolly Parton
w/Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr; Songwriters Lennon-McCartneyBest Voices
Streisand 1994 (rights Withdrawn again)
Anaheim 1 Part 2
Walk On 2001 Somewhere
Memory Concert 1993
Not possible to do this without "The Voice"
Walk On 2001 Somewhere
Memory Concert 1993
Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr, Dean Martin, Joey Bishop, others
Boogie Woogie
Clowning Cops: The Lion Sleeps Tonight
Israeli cops make a silly hit video lipsyncing to a popular 1960s song
Ray Stevens: Immigration Song
Boogie Woogie
Clowning Cops: The Lion Sleeps Tonight
Israeli cops make a silly hit video lipsyncing to a popular 1960s song
Ray Stevens: Immigration Song
Leonard Cohen Hallelujah -
Songwriter Leonard Cohen Live in London sings his own, an inspiring melody and lyric sung all over the world in schools, cathedrals, TV shows, and even pop artists.
The Voice Kids - Got Talent
Russian Kids: Hallelujah The Voice Kids
An offshoot of America's Got Talent, the Russians have a TV show featuring young, competing singing talent doing a hit western song.
Kaylee Rogers, 9" Hallelujah
(and her Irish friends w autism)
Kaylee Rogers, 11: "Hallelujah"
with the renowned Pentatonix singing group
European Pop Orchestra "Hallelujah"
Emma Kok:
Susan Boyle (winner): Britain's Got Talent
A surprising broadcast when an older, plain looking woman surprises the judges and the audience with a magnificant voice that brought her instant fame. When asked who she wanted to be like, she said famous European singer Ellen Page, and it was later she sang a duet with Page.
Susan Boyle and Ellen Page: In Concert
Elton John: "Candles in the Wind"
Lady Di's Funeral 1997 (full video)
Elton wrote this pop song as a tribute to Marilyn Monroe but reworked it for Lady Diana's funeral.
President Obama: Sweet Home Chicago
Aretha Franklin
Performs for Pres Obama
at Kennedy Center
Kiss' Gene Simmons:
Kaylee Rogers, 11: "Hallelujah"
with the renowned Pentatonix singing group
European Pop Orchestra "Hallelujah"
Emma Kok:
Jadyn Ryle covers: The Sound of Silence
Jennifer Ryan - America's Got Talent
Bohemian Rhapsody - The Voice Kids (3 girls)
Chinese boy Sings Whitney Houston
Natalie age 10 - Britain's Got Talent
Young Boy The Voice of Poland
Collabro: Surprise Religious Presentation
Chinese boy Sings Whitney Houston
Natalie age 10 - Britain's Got Talent
Young Boy The Voice of Poland
belts out When a Man Loves a Woman
And this one, Annette with a poem but WAIT FOR IT...at the END
Jonathan 17 and Charlotte 16: Surprise Opera
And this one, Annette with a poem but WAIT FOR IT...at the END
Jonathan 17 and Charlotte 16: Surprise Opera
America's Got Talent
Jonathan ten years later has become an opera sensation.
Christmas Album: How Great Thou Art
Jonathan ten years later has become an opera sensation.
Christmas Album: How Great Thou Art
Susan Boyle (winner): Britain's Got Talent
A surprising broadcast when an older, plain looking woman surprises the judges and the audience with a magnificant voice that brought her instant fame. When asked who she wanted to be like, she said famous European singer Ellen Page, and it was later she sang a duet with Page.
Susan Boyle and Ellen Page: In Concert
Yo Yo Ma: Suite in G-Major
Rights withdrawn by Kennedy Center!
Yo Yo Ma age 7: Leonard Bernstein presents
Budapest Synagogue: Schlinder's List (Cello)
Yo Yo Ma age 7: Leonard Bernstein presents
Budapest Synagogue: Schlinder's List (Cello)
Soloist plays the moving theme from the film about the a hero saving many Jews from the Holocaust, a live performance)
Elton John: "Candles in the Wind"Lady Di's Funeral 1997 (full video)
Elton wrote this pop song as a tribute to Marilyn Monroe but reworked it for Lady Diana's funeral.
Aretha Franklin Performs for Pres Obama
at Kennedy Center
at Pres Biden's inauguration, a normally flamboyant artist's rendition but here with traditional and moving style. Spectacular performance
Kiss' Gene Simmons:
Military Tribute by the Armed Services
on stage with the Military
Bette Midler: Wind Beneath My Wings
Her signature song after 9-11 at Yankee Stadiumon stage with the Military
Bette Midler: Wind Beneath My Wings
Flash Mob Videos
around the world
Anntwerp train station "Do Re Mi"
Riverdance - Sydney Australia
Air Force Band Smithsonian Air Museum
Irene Cara "Fame" "The Body Electric"
Riverdance - Sydney Australia
Air Force Band Smithsonian Air Museum
Irene Cara "Fame" "The Body Electric"
1980 Movie Flashmob; she passed away 2022
Cara was a prominent actress in the TV Film Alex Haleys: ROOTS, Second Generation.
