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Remembering the School Socials of the 60s
Although there’d been a girls’ school existing in a parallel universe right next to the boys’ school that I attended,Continue Reading
Gig Review: Violet Fields at the Old Blue Last, London
“I play blues. These guys play rock and roll. See if we can work it out.” These words were spokenContinue Reading
When I Saw the Who Live in Charlton
You could see the tide was turning that day at the Valley. Whenever someone stood up to indulge in aContinue Reading
The Meyer Dancers Invite You to a 4-Week 60s Go-Go Dancing Academy in London
After the success of the previous course in the spring, the Meyer Dancers are putting on another fun four-week 60sContinue Reading
50 Years of Jethro Tull
Jethro Tull celebrated their 50th anniversary with a show at London’s Royal Albert Hall on 17th April. Many of theContinue Reading
Factory de Joie Returns on 28th April – A Psychedelic Playground of Hedonism and Rock ‘n’ Roll
The next Factory de Joie takes place on Saturday 28th April at Paper Dress Vintage in Hackney, London. Expect aContinue Reading
Gig Review: Flare Voyant at Nightclub Colis
Unlike most rock and rollers, this band’s timekeeping was impressive, and early-birds would’ve missed them as they started their setContinue Reading
The Day Syd Barrett Left Pink Floyd
On 6th April 1968, Pink Floyd officially announced that founding member Syd Barrett had left the band and had beenContinue Reading
The Music of Summer 1967
The first time I remember hearing the word ‘hippie’ was when my sister Linda and I were looking at theContinue Reading
The Music of Summer 1966
This is a chapter from the book ‘Tiddle-Ee-Aye-Go!’ by 60s Today contributor Ian Mole. There were so many classic singles thatContinue Reading
