Entitled ‘The Sound of Young America: Motown and 1960s Britain’ the research seminar will take place in Room M614, Sixth Floor, in the University’s Main Tower on Thursday 27 April from 4.15pm-6pm. It is open to the public and will be delivered by Dr Barry Doyle, Assistant Dean for Research in the School of Social Sciences & Law.
Dr Doyle said: “Motown was a really important part of sixties popular culture. Unlike the politically inspired music of the hippies, it addressed everyday issues of love and loss which ordinary people could relate to.”