ロックとロックンロールは別物だ｜誕生60周年・1965-66完全史

Rock and rock and roll are two different things. Elvis invented rock and roll. So when and where did the "rock" we know today originate? The answer is 1966, exactly 60 years ago. The seeds were sown in 1965, and in just 12 months of 1966, the foundations for psychedelic, progressive, jazz-rock, and heavy sounds were laid. This video counts down the 10 definitive albums of 1965, and then follows 1966 month by month, from January to December. Jazz and country music also make an appearance, because the birth of rock cannot be understood by looking only at rock music. Finally, we'll talk about the "mastermind" who pulled all the strings behind these two years. Not George Martin or Phil Spector, but a producer whose name almost no one knows. King of the Road    • Day 8 Backbeat. 日本人が苦手とする「ウラ」。2拍目と4拍目を体で感じ...   00:00 1952 and 1967, the same "young people" 00:15 Elvis didn't invent rock 00:46 1962, the way the world looked changed 02:00 [1965 - The Definitive Top 10] #10 to #7 04:30 #6 The Rolling Stones / #5 Wes Montgomery 05:35 #4 Andrew Hill / #3 Roger Miller (Country that beat Yesterday) 08:39 #2 Herbie Hancock / #1 Coltrane 10:00 [1966 - 12 Month Chronicle] January to April 12:00 May-August (Pet Sounds, Paint It Black, Revolver) 14:30 October-December (And Jimi Hendrix Appears) 16:10 The Mastermind: A Man Named Tom Wilson