1966: In Defence of Modern Youth | BBC 3 | BBC Archive @BBCArchive
1966: In Defence of Modern Youth | BBC 3 | BBC Archive  @BBCArchive
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Robert Robinson chairs a studio discussion between the journalist Godfrey Winn, who is critical of modern youth culture trends and what he sees as the 'worship' of pop stars, and Andrew Oldham, the manager of the Rolling Stones, who defends modern youth and the pop star culture. Writer and theatrical agent Harvey Orkin is also on hand to offer his opinion.


Clip taken from BBC 3, originally broadcast on BBC One, 9 April, 1966.





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