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1960s Archives: 07/2026

Julie Andrews - Actor - 2022

The “excruciatingly painful” 1964 scene that almost killed Julie Andrews: “I just don’t feel too safe”

A scary moment.

Aimee Ferrier
Jul 12, 2026
Ray Davies - The Kinks

The Kinks cover Ray Davies absolutely hated: “Pretty dire”

A bizarre track…

Ben Forrest
Jul 12, 2026
Actress Anjelica Huston at the UCLA Institute of the Environment and Sustainability’s An Evening of Environmental Excellence. 21 March 2014,

“Not a happy journey”: The “incredibly corny” 1969 movie Anjelica Huston wants deleted from history

A tough debut.

Liam Gaughan
Jul 12, 2026
Mel Brooks - Actor - Filmmaker - 2016

“America had lost the comedy cup”: the two movies that convinced Mel Brooks to get into “the masterpiece business”

He took from the best.

Liam Gaughan
Jul 12, 2026
The 1968 soul hit that couldn’t be toured because its singer was drafted into the Vietnam War

The 1968 soul hit that couldn’t be toured because its singer was drafted into the Vietnam War

An unforgettable chart-topper.

Ben Forrest
Jul 12, 2026
Phil Collins - 1989

The 1963 song Phil Collins crowned as the best Motown single ever: “The sun just comes out”

The cream of the crop.

Lauren Hunter
Jul 11, 2026
Joni Mitchell - Musician - Singer - Songwriter

The 1960s singer Joni Mitchell could never enjoy: “I didn’t care”

The wrong kind of timbre.

Tim Coffman
Jul 11, 2026
Neil Young - 2015 - Musician

The 1965 song Neil Young knew could never happen again: “You can’t keep that”

Those magical musical moments.

Tim Coffman
Jul 11, 2026
Pete Townshend - Guitarist - The Who - 1970s

The 1966 song Pete Townshend called “a new standard” for rock

A groundbreaking track…

Ben Forrest
Jul 11, 2026
How The Turtles’ big 1967 hit could have easily been their last song

How The Turtles’ big 1967 hit could have easily been their last song

“How many failures were we going to be given?”

Paulina Subia
Jul 11, 2026
Chuck Berry- the most important musician to never have a single good album -

Chuck Berry: the most important musician to never have a single good album

Overrated?

Reuben Cross
Jul 11, 2026
James Stewart - Rope - Alfred Hitchcock - 1948

The 1965 movie that killed James Stewart’s stand-in: “It’s built like a brick outhouse”

Accidents can happen.

Scott Campbell
Jul 10, 2026

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