London Rocknroll March 1976

The London Rocknroll March of 1976 was a significant event in the history of rock music, particularly in the UK. It took place on May 15th, 1976, and involved thousands of Teddy Boys and Girls marching through Central London to the BBC studios in a national campaign for more Rock 'n' Roll to be played on the Radio. The march was a response to the lack of authentic Rock 'n' Roll being played on the Radio, which was at the root of the protest. The event was a total success, leading to the BBC caving in and delivering a weekly Rock 'n' Roll Show on Radio 1 late on Saturday afternoons. The march was a testament to the enduring popularity and influence of Rock 'n' Roll music during that era. 

From THE GREATEST MARCH IN ROCK’N’ROLL HISTORY - Co-op Jive where there are photos

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