Sixties City - Bringing on back the good times

Updated 20th June 2017

Welcome to Sixties City - I hope you enjoy your visit!
My apologies, but due to moving house and the necessary changes to internet connection, updates and response to any e-mails may be sporadic for the next few weeks until mid-July.
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. new article 15th May 2017

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)

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, Butch Trucks, Geoffrey Bayldon, Quinn O'Hara, Clive Brooks, Timo Makinen, Daliah Lavi, Stan Weston (G.I.Joe), Alex Young, David Perry
Bruce Langhorne, Lady Hambro, Aloysius 'Lucky' Gordon, David Peel, Brian Matthew, James Rosenquist, Clem Curtis, David Storey, Alessandro Alessandroni
Pete Shotton, Allan Weiss, Ronnie Moran, Chuck Berry, Lawrence Montaigne, John Surtees, Ann Beach, Fred Weintraub, Tommy Gemmell, John Hampshire

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