Stop Press Hits: How the UK Pop Charts Became Front Page News 1956-69
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Stop Press Hits: How the UK Pop Charts Became Front Page News 1956-69

by Alan Jennings

History Music journalism
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Stop Press Hits explores how the UK pop charts moved beyond specialist music coverage to become front-page news. Covering the years 1956–1969, Alan Jennings examines the changing relationship between popular music, chart success, and the British press.

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Stop Press Hits examines the rise of the UK pop charts as a subject of front-page attention between 1956 and 1969.

The book focuses on the relationship between popular music and the press during this period.

It offers a historical look at how chart success became part of Britain’s wider news and media culture.

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