The Beatles song Steve Van Zandt called “the first salvo of the British invasion”
What song changed the world?
british invasion
The unlikely band who almost became more popular than The Beatles
The lost legends of the British Invasion.
The underrated artist Steve Van Zandt said was “right there with the rest of them”
Managed by Brian Epstein, produced by George Martin, and a cohort of Lennon and McCartney.
Would the ‘British Invasion’ have happened even without ‘The Day the Music Died’?
Goodbye, Ms. American Pie.
Dave Clark: The 1960s rockstar Elton John called a “stone-cold genius”
The unsung hero behind the 1960s revolution
“British invasion, my ass!”: How Janis Joplin got revenge on The Rolling Stones
“Those guys are born assholes!”
The Zombies announce unfiltered documentary ‘Hung Up On A Dream’
“There is a direct line leading from those early tracks to this album.”
How the Kinks captured a changing England on ‘Village Green Preservation Society’
“God save Tudor houses.”
Ray Davies explains the difference between The Beatles and The Kinks
It all came down to organisation, according to Davies.
Listen to Ray Davies’ era-defining isolated vocals on The Kinks song ‘You Really Got Me’
A high-octane classic.