Everybody Had an Ocean: Music and Mayhem in 1960s Los Angeles
Everybody Had an Ocean explores the music and mayhem of 1960s Los Angeles. William McKeen examines a memorable period in the city’s cultural history, offering readers an engaging look at the era’s musical character and the wider atmosphere surrounding it.
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Everybody Had an Ocean examines music and mayhem in 1960s Los Angeles.
The book focuses on a distinctive period in the city’s cultural history, when music shaped the atmosphere and identity of the era.
William McKeen presents a broad account of Los Angeles during the 1960s, connecting its musical character with the energy and turbulence suggested by the title.
For readers interested in music history, Los Angeles, and American popular culture, this book offers an exploration of a memorable decade.
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