| Description | Charles Parker interviews Colin Fletcher and Mr Mitchell:
Track 1: The social value of beat music to teenagers, beat music does not help him come to terms with self and community, 2.30 mins
Track 2: They talk about the value of literature and the development of sensitivity, the need for knowledge through contact with other people, 1.52 mins
Track 3: They say that beat music stands in the way of young people's maturation, the people who run it have nothing to offer, it simply makes money, 1.08 mins
Track 4: A man talks about dancing in a beat club and his memories of dancing the jive, that he could dance with people from his local area but not from further away, 2.56 mins
Track 5: They discuss the localised nature of jive in Liverpool and the style of jive in the north of England, 2.31 mins
Track 6: They talk about artistry in movement and talks about hurdling, 2.34 mins
Track 7: They talk about feeling tired after training and suggest that extraverts make the best athletes, 3.12 mins
Total: 16.45 mins
Dubber's reference number: PLA KF565D0968380 |