9. Juke Box Jury

Back in the 1960's, there was an English radio show, when it was cool Brittannia, the Rolling Stones, the Beatles, Led Zeppelin were in full swing. Celebrity guests came in, reviewed and rated newly released pop singles. Like "Satisfaction", from the Stones for example. The program was a pop staple during the rise of pop music in the 1960s, putting out new songs with opinions from well-known figures in entertainment at the time. We have decided to renew, revitalise, and reincarnate this classic show, with a twist. Katrin and Martin invite Martins twelve year old daughter Caitlin, and if possible, a friend of Martins daughter, Martin and Katrin will play something they like, in this case, "I can't get no Satisfaction", from the Rolling Stones. Caitlin and her friend will review and critique the song from the vaults, the crypts of Rock. Caitlin and her friend will then play something new, fresh and recent that they like, in this case, "Look what you made me do", by Taylor Swift. So the concept: Dad asks daughter to critique ancient pop icon Daughter asks Dad to critique new pop icon The results, hilariously funny. Hear for yourself. Links: https://open.spotify.com/track/2PzU4IB8Dr6mxV3lHuaG34?si=2c6d9bc191ba44c1 https://open.spotify.com/track/1P17dC1amhFzptugyAO7Il?si=0e90ffb3717c4dca