Ted Polhemus

Fire up your Kindle - the Kindle edition of my book BOOM! - a Baby Boomer Memoir 1947-2022 now contains 125+ recently updated links to film trailers, music tracks and historic film clips from the 50s, 60s and 70s.

An entirely new way of reading a book, the Kindle edition of BOOM! makes it possible to leap from, say, a discussion of Marlon Brando in The Wild One to the original 1953 trailer for that sensational film.

'What are you rebelling against?'

‘Wha ya got?’

Or, when considering the roots of Rock 'n' Roll you can be listening to Roy Brown's 'Good Rockin Tonight' or watch Little Eva doing 'The Loco-motion'. The Baby Boomers were the first generation to grow up with TV and, naturally, BOOM! provides clips from I Love Lucy or American Bandstand to Tony Soprano and Don Draper.

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 Sex, drugs & Rock 'n' Roll

66 years in the making, BOOM! – A Baby Boomer Memoir 1947-2022 weaves together social history, personal memoir, pop culture, youth culture, politics, design, TV, fiction, food, sex, drugs, Rock ‘n’ Roll and a lot else besides to make sense of what has happened to our world from WWII to the present day – and beyond.

From Neptune, New Jersey to Swinging London, Rhythm & Blues to Punk, the rise of suburbia to the rebirth of the city, modernism to post-modernism, Playboy to ‘Make Love Not War’, I Love Lucy to Mad Men, boom to bust, LSD to ecstasy, Hipsters to, er, Hipsters. 

400-pages – including lists of all the most important music, films, TV and fiction for each decade, a Timeline to enable you to do the time warp and a comprehensive index.