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May 30, 2012 · Fred Perry Presents Subculture: With Phill Jupitus, Lynval Golding, Robert Elms, Norman Jay.
- Documentary
- Phill Jupitus, Lynval Golding, Robert Elms
- 2012-05-30
- Phill Jupitus, Lynval Golding, Robert Elms
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Fred Perry Presents Subculture. Below is a list of all Episodes from all Seasons of Fred Perry Presents Subculture. Season 1. 1. Born to be Wild; 2. This is a Modern World; 3. Made in England; 4. Soul Power; 5. Black 'N' White Riot; 6. Beaten Generation? See when Fred Perry Presents Subculture, season 1 is coming up on UK TV
- Born to Be Wild – Teddy Boys
- This Is A Modern World – Mods
- Made in England – Skinheads
- Soul Power – Soul Boys
- Black ‘N’ White Riot – Punk and 2 Tone
- Beaten Generation – Subculture 80’s and 90’s
The first episode in the series looks at the birth of British youth subculture with the arrival of Teddy Boys and Rockers. Features interviews with Phill Jupitus and Robert Elms. First shown Thursday 31 May 2012.
The second film in the series explores the Mod subculture that exploded onto the London scene in the late 1950s and includes contributions from Jeff Dexter and Eddie Piller. First shown Thursday 07 June 2012.
The third instalment focuses on the Skinhead subculture that emerged in Britain during the 1960s and explores how it was influenced by Jamaican Rude Boys. Featuring contributions from Kevin Rowland and Lynval Golding. First shown Thursday 14 June 2012.
The fourth episode in the series explores the Soul Boy subculture that hit the scene in Britain during the 1970s. Features interviews with Norman Jay and Russ Winstanley. First shown Thursday 21 June 2012.
The fifth documentary in the series focuses on the Punk and Two-Tone subcultures, which kicked off in the UK in the late 1970s. Includes contributions from Viv Albertine and Pauline Black. First shown Thursday 28 June 2012.
The final film in the series discusses the casual, rave and Britpop scenes of the 1980s and 1990s, and asks what the future holds for British subculture. Features contributions from Steve Mason and Wayne Hemingway. First shown Thursday 28 June 2012. This series wraps up neatly in a nutshell, an overview of the main teenage subcultures since young m...
Oct 2, 2012 · Directed by Grammy award-winning filmmaker Don Letts, the series charts six decades from the 1950s to the 2000s in which the Fred Perry shirt has been at the forefront of street style across countless subcultures. Check out the complete series over here!
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