Category British Invasion

The Kinks

The Kinks – In Session 1967 – Past Daily Soundbooth

– The Kinks – in session for Top Gear – 1967 – BBC Radio 1 – The Kinks – variously described as either overlooked and underrated or one of the most influential bands that ever came out of Britain in…

Manfred Mann’s Earth Band – Live In London – 1973 – Past Daily Soundbooth

– Manfred Mann’s Earth Band – Live In London – 1973 – BBC Radio 1 In Concert – A familiar name from the British Invasion days of the mid-60s, Manfred Mann’s Earth Band was a distinct about-face from Pop and…

Van Morrison

Them w/Van Morrison – Live In Paris – 1965 – Past Daily Soundbooth

– Them w/Van Morrison – Live In Paris – October 19, 1965 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – Them tonight – maybe a slight distraction or an antidote. Van Morrison, lead singer of Them before he went solo and on…

The Pen-Pal letter

It’s June 1965 – You’re A Teenager – You’re In L.A. – You Have A Pen-Pal – She Sent A Tape – It Has Changed Your Life.

– Radio London – June 25, 1965 – Stuart Busby/United DJs Collection – You have a Pen-Pal. Her name is Fern. Fern Lives in London. You were assigned Fern by your Social Studies Teacher when the semester started. You were…

The Searchers In Session – 1967 – Past Daily Weekend Soundbooth

– The Searchers In Session – Sveriges Radio – 1967 – Become a Patron! One of the groups spearheading the British Invasion of the early 1960’s was The Searchers. They were often mentioned in the same breath as The Beatles,…

August 1966 - KHJ Boss Angeles

August 10, 1966 – You Live In Boss Angeles – You’re In High School – Tina Delgado Is Alive . . .ALIVE!

KHJ – The Gary Mack Show – The Real Don Steele Show – August 10, 1966 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection August 1966 – if you were a teenager, and you lived in L.A. you either had the summer off…

The Come Alive Generation

30 Minutes That Shaped A Generation – The Selling Of Youth Culture – Radio Commercials In The 60s – Past Daily Pop Chronicles

Something interesting happened around the time of the British Invasion in the early 1960s’; teenagers in America were suddenly discovered to be a massive consumer market. Not that there hasn’t always been a goodly chunk of the population hovering under…