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Carnaby
Street and the Kings Road
new enlarged maps and updated information, with dozens of new images.
Did you ever visit, or live in or near, Soho or Chelsea in the Sixties?
Or maybe you just wonder what it was like back then? Revisit and refresh
some old memories - these graphical maps of Sixties Carnaby Street
and the Kings Road will take you back in time. There are hundreds
of images of people and locations, plus information about the boutiques,
cafes, clubs and other establishments with unique maps showing you
where they were. There is also a bit of history thrown in about the
Soho and Chelsea areas for good measure. The Kings Road and carnaby
Street maps have taken many months to research, have now been enlarged
for easier viewing and are fairly frequently updated with dozens of
new locations and images added with information from you! |
As always, if you find any incorrect details (hopefully few) or can
provide new or further information, I'd love to hear from you! I
need information and answers to questions on various Sixties items
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YOU HELP ????
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Swashbucklers!
Knights, outlaws, pirates, myths and legends. Images, information,
links, cast and episode lists from those great historical action
/ adventure television series, many of which were made during
the Fifties but were still being broadcast during the Sixties
and were a staple diet of our childhood television viewing.
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Sixties
City Jukebox
My 'Top 300' records of the British record charts of the 1960s
- and a few 'bonus' tracks that didn't appear in the pop charts
here for whatever reason.
Records here reflect my own personal choice, either through
being Sixties icons, innovative, quirky . . .
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Hood, William Tell, Ivanhoe, Francis Drake, Sir Lancelot, The
Buccaneers, Richard the Lionheart and many more. |
. . . sounds I love or just records
that hold a special memory for me.Listen and enjoy. |
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The
Funny Fools - The story of a pop group
formed in in 1960s Hungary
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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 also feature
over 210 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, and personal interviews with the stars. |
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Looking
for something specific? Try searching Sixties
City with this Google
facility
if you can't see
what you want in the main menu. There are a great many items
that I just didn't have room to list!
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1960s
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Channelling
The Beat! by Peter Checksfield
Profiled are over 150 “British Invasion” artists and, amongst
the 100’s of legendary shows featured are the UK’s ‘Ready, Steady,
Go!’, ‘Top of The Pops’ and ‘Thank Your Lucky Stars’, the US’s ‘The
Ed Sullivan Show, ‘Shindig!’ and ‘Hullabaloo’, Europe’s ‘Beat Club’,
‘Popside’ and ‘Twien’, and 100’s more! Click the image for more information
on this and many more fantastic books and magazines currently available
about aspects of the 60s. Peter
has now also created a 
page with some great, and unusual, Sixties performances! Check it
out!
Peter has also published a book in Feb 2019 'Look
Wot They Dun' - The ultimate guide to UK Glam Rock on TV in
the 70s (foreword by Dee Dee Wilde of Pan's People and NEW
April 2019, listing all The Beatles TV and video appearances is 'Tell
Me What You See' |
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Just some of
the notable or
famous Sixties
people who have
recently left us
(Wikipedia list
of recent deaths) |
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 In
memory of . . .
Dr.John, Paul
Darrow, Ken
Matthews, Tim
Conway, Doris
Day, Freddie
Starr, Brian
Walden, Barbara
Perry, Stevie
Chalmers, Dick
Rivers, Edward
Kelsey, Ken
Kercheval, Billy
McNeill, Les
Reed,
Joe
Terry, Johnny
Hutchinson, Tommy
Smith, Tania
Mallet,
Bob Stewart, Shane
Rimmer, Valery
Bykovsky, Scott
Walker,
David White, Dick
Dale, Paul
Williams, Andre
Previn,
Doug Sandom,
Morgan Woodward, Fred
Foster, Peter
Tork,
Gene Littler,
Gordon Banks, Albert
Finney, Julie
Adams,
Michel Legrand,
Hugh McIlvanney, Windsor
Davies, Reggie
Young, Carol
Channing, Bonnie
Guitar, Jimmy
Hannan, Clydie
King,
Eric Haydock,
Daryl Dragon, Dean
Ford, Don
Lusk,
Christine McGuire,
Peter Thompson, Rosenda
Monteros
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Kings
Road
In 1967 there was a petrol garage on the junction
of Kings Road with Walpole Street. Does anyone have any information
regarding this establishment? |
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Kings
Road
Any information on Park Walk Garage? It can
be seen in the reflection of this window (see reverse larger image)
and appears to be in the block numbered 418 to 432 from the elaborate
doorway to the right. Also, what is the name and number of the boutique
pictured, showing the reflection in its window?
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Mobile
Boutique?
Looks like an old London double-decker bus was
used as a 'mobile boutique' called 'Birds Paradise' London W1. Also
in the window at the top is 'London Bus Shop'. Does anyone have any
information regarding this unusual venture? Registration OLD 620 |
Does
anyone have, or know the location of, a recording of 'On The Street Where
You Live'
by the Dave Macey Orchestra? It was the theme used by Dennis Straney on
pirate Radio 270.
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Kings
Road - Joseph at Salon 33 Joseph
Ettedgui moved from Casablanca to London with his brother Maurice
in 1960 to train as a hairdresser. In 1962 they opened a hairdressing
salon (Salon 33) in King's Road and their brother Franklin joined
them in 1964. Any other information, particularly on exact opening
date or who owns the rights to the image shown? |
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Kings
Road - Chelsea Pet Stores
Was this even on the Kings Road? I'd be grateful
for any information. A wider view of the road is available by clicking
on the image. |
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Guy
Boutique
Maybe Sixties? Maybe Kings Road? Any information
at all on this establishment would be appreciated. Someone must have
shopped there? |
Artistes
appearing at Soho Clubs in the Sixties
Nick is trying to build a daily 'diary' of groups and artistes who
appeared at various London / Soho club venues, specifically Bag O'Nails,
Speakeasy, Revolution, Hatchetts, Blaises, Scotch of St James. Sibylla's
and The Cromwellian. If you are able to supply any names with appearance
dates to add to his compilation mail
me and I will be happy to pass them on. |
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I'm
still looking for photos of the old Colney Heath JMI school
before its demolition. I attended there approx 1960 - 1967. Brilliant headmaster
Tom Hodges.
Art Mystery
The two images on the right (enlargeable) are silk screens purchased
from an art gallery in the Kings Road in the 60s. The owner cannot
recall the artist or the gallery.
If you can help, or advise, please mail
me with any information. |
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Did
you work in the Casserole in the King's Road in the Sixties?
Yoshihisa Ito worked there during his stay in London, around 1966
and is looking for information about one of his colleagues called
Carlos, a Spanish guy from Madrid. They were really good friends and
they spent a great time together, working and enjoying London during
that time. Also pictured is 'Amelia'. Can you help?
If so, please mail
me |
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Kings
Road and Carnaby Street
Do you have any information on the occupants of the various premises
in these locations during the Sixties?
Please check out the street maps and, if you can help, or have images,
do mail me
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SixtiesCity 2019
