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1960s Archives: 07/2026

Keith Richards - Brian Jones - Mick Jagger - The Rolling Stones

The 1968 classic The Rolling Stones purposefully recorded on shoddy equipment

“You weren’t meant to do that.”

Tom Phelan
Jul 8, 2026
Mike Myers - Austin Powers

The 1960s musician Mike Myers based Austin Powers on

The buck-teeth had to come from somewhere.

Rachael Pimblett
Jul 8, 2026
Paul Weller - Far Out Magazine

The song Paul Weller wrote in tribute to a 1960s genius of British rock

Brilliant.

Arun Starkey
Jul 8, 2026
Joe Cocker - Singer - 1960s

When The Beatles reached out to Joe Cocker with a telegram of congratulations in 1968: “Clearly the definitive version”

“The definitive version of the song…”

Ben Forrest
Jul 8, 2026
The Kinks - 1965 - Ray Davies, Dave Davies, Mick Avory and Pete Quaife

‘Dancing In The Street’: The story of The Kinks, Motown, and the worst cover in history

A regrettable effort…

Ben Forrest
Jul 8, 2026
Paul Leary - Musician - Butthole Surfers - 2016

“I was just amazed”: The band that made Paul Leary pick up the electric guitar

“That was really something for me…”

Tom Phelan
Jul 8, 2026
Did Elvis Presley actually reach his peak in the 1960s? -

Did Elvis Presley actually reach his peak in the 1960s?

Two years of military service didn’t dampen interest in ‘The King’.

Andrew Clayman
Jul 7, 2026
Phil Spector - 1967 - Producer

The five best songs Phil Spector ever produced

Pop standards…

Ben Forrest
Jul 7, 2026
Kate Bush - The Dreaming - 1982

The 1961 song Kate Bush called her all-time favourite: “Beautiful”

The simple side of pop brilliance.

Tim Coffman
Jul 7, 2026
The Beatles - 02 - The Ed Sullivan Show - February 9 - 1964 - America - Beatlemania - CBS Television

The only 1960s band in history to have a number one before, during, and after The Beatles’ reign

No small feat.

Rachael Pimblett
Jul 7, 2026
Stay The 15-year-old who turned romantic rejection into a 1960 song selling eight million copies

‘Stay’: The 15-year-old who turned romantic rejection into a 1960 song selling eight million copies

An enduring hit.

Reuben Cross
Jul 7, 2026
Record - Vinyl - General - Vintage - Retro - Grammophone - LP

Who was the first American band to achieve eight consecutive gold albums?

Ground-breaking.

Rachael Pimblett
Jul 7, 2026

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