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Welcome
to Sixties City - I hope you enjoy your visit!
Sixties City is now a '.net' instead
of a '.com' but still has well over 500
pages of great 60s information, sounds and images - not
bad for a pastime! Please note that the pages now appearing at the
old 'sixtiescity.com' address are completely unrelated to
this site and I cannot hold responsibility for any content or links
used there, so please update any site references in your pages and
search links - just change '.com' to '.net' - the page names remain
the same. Thanks
so much to all of you who have visited or mailed me with questions,
information and your own personal memories. Although I'm now finding
less time to create major items, I'll keep adding new bits here
and there and, of course, new articles from Bill Harry and contributions
from other generous people such as
Danny, Denver and Glenn.
Do you have any interesting or unique memories, pictures or anecdotes
from the Sixties? Get in touch with me and we can share and re-live
them on Sixties City! Best wishes always, |
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Presented
here, in his own words, is the definitive story of one of
the Sixties' seminal music papers - a fascinating and unique
personal insight into the early days of the 'British Beat
Boom'. Bill Harry was the original founder of the Liverpool
music paper that chronicled the groups and venues responsible
for the 'Mersey Sound', the publication that was to give
its name to the Sixties phenomenon that has since become
almost universally known as Merseybeat. These pages feature
over 180 articles from
the pen of Bill Harry, providing his unique and informative
view on many and varied aspects of Sixties events, personalities,
music and culture. |
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Music
and Pop Shows on Television |
All the Fashions and
Trends for 1963 |
In
memory ....
of significant or notable
Sixties
people who have recently left us
(Wikipedia list of recent deaths)
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Bob
Schiller, Grady Tate, Jimmy Beaumont, Terry Downes
Anne Jeffreys, Hugh Hefner, Barry Dennen, Tony Booth
Suzan Farmer, Geoff Wragg, Don Williams, Ann Jellicoe
Mireille Darc, Jerry Lewis, Brian Aldiss, Sir Bruce Forsyth
Haruo Nakajima, Glen Campbell, Doug Insole, Ty Hardin
Robert Hardy, Jeanne Moreau, Hywel Bennett
Deborah Watling, Red West, Martin Landau, Elsa Martinelli
Paul Hollingdale, Roxcy Bolton, Michael Bond, Brian Cant
Anita Pallenberg, Adam West, Jack O'Neill, John Thompson
Peter Sallis, Roberto De Vicenzo, Timo Makinen
John Noakes, Greg Allman, Roger Moore, Dilbagh Athwal |
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Paul
Gabor's 'Monument' project is rock
music, evoking the moods and sounds of the sixties, enhanced by
the use of symphonic orchestration and several unique forms of expression.
It has a vision; an overall concept, a message, a theme: the passing
of a generation and era that has had a profound impact on the whole
world, The Sixties. The music is visual by nature; ready for a following
video-version, and has a well-planned continuation: full album;
following albums; full catalog. The EP is essentially ready as a
"glorified demo" - as it was designed to be. The project's goal
is to elevate an already great music product to fully professional
levels and make it available for large audiences using the best
talent, production techniques and technology, combined with lots
of work and financial support.
Click on the image for website and more information. |
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