Cool Teens

Stevie Wright (Easybeats) around 1966

Eric Clapton, probably 1964

David Bowie, 1965

Syd Barrett, 1965

Steve Winwood '65, from the movie Pop Gear (Go-Go Mania in the US)

Dave Davies 1964

Keith Moon '64

Mark Feld (Marc Bolan), 1963

The Riot Squad with Mitch Mitchell, far left. 1964

Steve Marriott & Kenney Jones, 1966

Van Morrison of Them, 1964

Cool 60's Picture Sleeves

Chris Farlowe & The Thunderbirds • Buzz With The Fuzz

Chris Farlowe is best known for his cover on The Stones' song 'Out Of Time'. However, his last 45 (with backing band The Thunderbirds) on Columbia, before switching to Immediate, Buzz With The Fuzz, is my personal favourite. The 45 was quickly withdrawn by Columbia when they realised the title and lyrics actually was about drugs.

Purple Pill Eaters: Cool People From The 60's

THE SMALL FACES

DAVID BOWIE (PERFORMING WITH THE BUZZ)

THE SLAM CREEPERS

THE WHO

THE SMOKE

THE ROLLING STONES

THE EASYBEATS

THE MOCKINGBIRDS

THE MOTIONS

THE KINKS

TAGES

THE MISUNDERSTOOD

THE MAJORITY

THE ELECTRIC PRUNES

PETE QUAIFE & DAVE DAVIES, THE KINKS

THE MOVE

THE TEA SET (PINK FLOYD)

The Chasers • "Hey Little Girl" & "Inspiration"

Out of Romford came this solid beat/R&B group called The Chasers in the 60's. Consisted of Roger Pincott, Bobby Rio, Len Tuckey, Jack Chambers, Tony Wadlow and Lenny Butcher. Released three singles in '65, '66 and '67.

60'S Pop Duos Part 3: Svensk

Svensk actually means "Swedish" in Swedish. However, these two guys are not from Sweden. They're from Liverpool and released two great psych singles on the Page One label, owned by The Troggs producer Larry Page. Svensk consisted of Roger Hopkins and Jason Paul.

"Pojkarna Svensk är från - England!" means "The Svensk boys
are from - England!". Looks like we got pretty confused there.

The Sorrows • Let Me In

The Sorrows were a groovy little band from Coventry, who made 7 singles and 2 LP's between '65 and '67 on the Piccadilly label. They never got the success they deserved, probably because their music was simply too ahead of it's time. Lead singer Don Fardon went on to a solo career and had a Top 10 hit in UK in 1970 with a cover of "Indian Reservation". Also, his version of "I'm Alive" was featured in a commercial for some juice.

Page from some magazine, 1965.