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| 1988: Youth Welfare - Pop Music (Design - Antonia Graschberger) |
Time for a music concert. Who would headline? Would it be John Lennon
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| 2017: David Bowie |
David Bowie
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2000: The Millennium Issue 3, 1970-1999 (Design - Olöf Baldursdottir)
Ungdomskultur = Youth Culture |
or Abba? Always a joy to sing along to Abba perhaps you could do it with others
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| 1987: 125th Anniversary of German Choir Assn (Design - Peter Steiner) |
in a choir.
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| 1996: Four Decades (Design - Lasse Åberg; Engraver - Lars Sjööblom) |
Can't make the venue? Well put on a record like this Zoot suiter. The Zoot suit culture arrived in Sweden from America via London in 1941 influenced by
Cab Callaway, black style and swing jazz. It is considered Sweden's first working class subculture, in Swedish called Swingpjatt. As can be seen on the stamp they wore their hair long with wide brimmed hats and padded shoulder jackets.
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| A Gibson Les Paul Zoot Suit guitar |
Sunday Stamps II theme this week is - Singers and Musicians - play along at
See It On A Postcard
2 comments:
It's curious to see a German stamp depicting John Lennon...
Yay, we have another David Bowie stamp!
I will still sing along to any ABBA I hear.
The outfits of both of these were outrageous. I'm not so sure the zoot suit was any more flattering. So that leaves John Lennon as the winner in the fashion dept ;)
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