Joseph O'Connor

Joseph O'Connor, a best-selling author and music enthusiast, passionately argues that 1975 was a transformative year in popular music. He dives into landmark albums by legends like Bruce Springsteen and ABBA, revealing how socio-political contexts fueled artistic innovation. O'Connor discusses the seeds of punk as it emerged from glam rock influences and the evolving impact of music on television during this era. His insights on Patti Smith's and Bob Dylan's works capture the spirit of change, identity, and creativity that defined the mid-1970s.