I borrowed my teenage daughter's umbrella in the early 2000's and was so pleased to see that she had written on the inside, "Bus stop, wet day, she's there, I say Please, share my umbrella".

The Creation... one of those forever underrated gem bands. 2024 and they still sound ahead of time

I never get tired of hearing "Out of Time".

Graham Gouldman is a freaking genius. I would take him as a songwriter anytime.

@aslc2547

5 ай бұрын

Well said, can’t believe that the gifted and extremely personable Mr Gouldman has not received any formal honours.

The instrumental backing track of "Rain" in the original speed you can find in the "Revolver" box set is quite revealing, especially Ringo's craftsmanship

@BigSky1

7 ай бұрын

Except it was mastered too fast at the wrong speed.

@lopezb

6 ай бұрын

Funny , I always loved that song but never made the link in my head to Indian music!

@danielkokal8819

6 ай бұрын

@@lopezb the wavering harmonies in the chorus gives it away.

@Ds74-pmrq

5 ай бұрын

@@lopezb George Harrison was into Indian music . As part of his contribution to the music he did a couple of songs using Indian timing that's a little different from European music and the sitar is a pretty cool additive to the 60's rock sound .

I’m 8 years old. Mom and dad just separated and mom, my brothers and I are living in a big drafty duplex in East Los Angeles. I heard Sunny Afternoon on the rickety back porch while sipping a soda. All these years later, I can still be transported there whenever I hear that song. Btw. Glendora by the Downliner Sect was on the soundtrack for Lars and The Real Girl in 07.

One thing is for sure YP, your channel does not fail to chart! Tremendous, 1966 was indeed a year full of great music, from more commercial to obscure R&B and Mod singles. It's a shame that superior singles like by The Creation, Craig and The Wimple Winch didn't score! I think the general public was not ready for this kind of progressive music and probably never would be. It is underground music that attracted a different kind of audience. And this different audience was always going to be a minority, even today.... Thanks Yesterday's Papers!

@YesterdaysPapers

7 ай бұрын

Cheers, Edwin! Agreed, some of these singles were too far-out for the record-buying public. This was truly the beginning of psychedelia when music started to get more weird and less conventional.

@barbaraburgoyne8359

7 ай бұрын

I live in the Detroit area and I love the Creation Mid 60's music was great

@EdwinJack64

7 ай бұрын

@@barbaraburgoyne8359 Yes, mid-60s music was (and still is) great indeed! By the way, your city Detroit also had exceptionally cool garage bands back then like The Unrelated Segments, The Tidal Waves and The Likes Of Us to name a few. I really like those bands as well as those from Chicago! Like you, I also got to know The Creation much later. Very good band! Do you also know The Attack? Also very good! Cheers!

@barbaraburgoyne8359

7 ай бұрын

@@EdwinJack64 Yes!

@abelstrootmann5640

6 ай бұрын

I met HERBALIST DOCTOR KINGSLEY on KZread. A man with a Golden heart who helped me eradicate cold sores & genital herpes from my body completely! I'll Giving all my gratitude to him for a job well done!

Bus Stop: Favorite Hollies (and Gouldman) song.

@YesterdaysPapers

7 ай бұрын

Brilliant song.

@hhpoa

7 ай бұрын

A great song so representative of the sounds of the 60's.

These singles, this particular month, just wow. How can so much good music come out in such a short timespace? And basically made by kids. Nothing today compares to the lively culture around music back then.

@prestigepea1235

7 ай бұрын

Post war social agreements that started allowing some mobility coupled with new technologies and scenes that just hadnt previously existed? A more monoculture where we all watched the same few channels and radio stations, with a strong music industry able to access those stations?

I was 6 that year and loved the beatles and all the great songs coming out seemingly everyday, standing on the front seat while my mother drove, singing along to bus stop on the AM radio, FM hadnt arrived yet. I still listen to these songs most days

I turned 17 in July of that year but I lost almost the whole of 1966 because my transistor radio died and I didn't replace it until the new school year. In those days life was dependent on having access by the airways to the distant urban communicators of new talent. But still a lot of this material is familiar to me. Thanks for the contribution.

@samp.8099

7 ай бұрын

Talk about bad luck. You're going through one of the best years for music and your radio decides that's best time to croak.

@pcno2832

7 ай бұрын

I remember that on-again, off-again pattern when I was a kid. Someone would give me an old clock-radio, or a pocket radio as a present, and I'd use if for 6 months and end up dropping it or trying to modify it and destroying it, so the songs I remember hearing first hand were from the "on" periods.

@paavoviuhko7250

5 ай бұрын

@@samp.8099 We never new we were in the best years.

YP this all just makes me realise how much we have regressed in every way and especially Music, London was really Buzzing back then Unlike now, what a time it must have been to be alive 🙏

@SaxonSuccess

5 ай бұрын

It was. So glad I was around then.

So glad to have lived thru the '60s , still mesmerized by those tunes today !!

I really enjoy learning about the stories behind some of my favorite songs from the 60's

I knew '66 was going to be a blast on this channel. Brilliant stuff as always.

What a month!!! Paperback Writer/Rain is problably the best single A+B ever. Many other great songs (Sunny Afternoon, Bus Stop, Out of Time) but as a whole this was a fantastic "harvest" of great singles that happened in the UK, June 1966.

@YesterdaysPapers

7 ай бұрын

"Rain" is one of my favourite Beatles songs.

@carlospadinmartinez

7 ай бұрын

Rain should have been the A side though, or at least a double A side

@delmofritz3964

7 ай бұрын

@@YesterdaysPapers Me too. It's so sluggy and heavy but in a good way.

@jessewolf7649

7 ай бұрын

Let’s Spend The Night Together/Ruby Tuesday not too shabby.

@YesterdaysPapers

7 ай бұрын

@@jessewolf7649 Brilliant single. Another favourite of mine is Jumping Jack Flash/Child of the Moon.

Discovered so many great obscure singles thanks to YP. Was only a child in 1966 but wished for the time, the music , the scene that I was a bit older.

I love the instrumental break on Indication by the Zombies, super cool

I’m 71 and I guess that 66’ was my favorite year for music and the time. I can remember laying on the beach with friends, in Chicago, after our 8th grade graduation that summer, listening to “Paint it Black.” Still love that song. 14 and awaiting the unknown of high school, which ended badly. 😎 And even with the great music coming down the road in the rest of the 60’s, and all of those concerts, all of those great songs (it’s all about the song) from 1966 still stand tall.

I still remember the first time I listened Making Time 😂 I felt like watching the northern lights

@YesterdaysPapers

7 ай бұрын

Brillianat song. Love The Creation.

This channel never disappoints.

Peak Beatles for me 👍 Kinks, Hollies killing it & the stuff that couldn't get in the charts then stands head & shoulders above anything produced today. Out of time is such a banger Farlowe nails it. Never heard that Bolan track before it's terrific 👍

"Sunny Afternoon" is a great song, and it is reminiscent of "Summer in the City" by the Loving Spoonful.Some of these songs I never heard at that time in the US so it's great to see this now!

hard to believe that "I'm Not like Everybody Else" 🇬🇧 was relegated to a B-side. Bloody B-side. Whatta a tune🎙. Certainly in my top 20 best B-sides of all time👊

@YesterdaysPapers

7 ай бұрын

Yep, great tune.

@flvnow

6 ай бұрын

Jimmy and The Boys did well with it in the 70s in Australia

16 year old Carl Palmer. I get such a kick out of the kinda digging YP does.

"Making Time' -they truly out-whoed the Who. White hot Mod classic. No wonder I never heard in all my Who purchases.

Wonderful June of 1966, the music is great 🤠🌼

What a month for records - right on the cusp of pop and heavier things to come. Perfect combination IMO.

Great show...Great music a lot of it flying under the radar

Some incredible songs there - what an era for creativity and music! Kinks' "Sunny Afternoon" A and B sides every bit as good as the Beatles' offering (let's be honest, the Fabs - as great as they were - benefitted hugely from hype and marketing.) Bus Stop is another great tune...Out Of Time...pure brilliance from Mick and Keef...What a year!

@chalkandcheese1868

5 ай бұрын

You've always got to have that jealous slap at them, don't you?

This is the real stuff. Freaky and fun records! Fantastic video! Rock on!

@YesterdaysPapers

7 ай бұрын

Cheers!!

What a year, specifically June, 1966! The Craig, Wimple Winch and Spider, wow! Having read various works about Carl Palmer, the band name The Craig comes up, but I have never heard any of their music. Thank you, YP , for the introduction to these bands.

@YesterdaysPapers

7 ай бұрын

Cheers, glad you enjoyed the video!

Wow there was a lot of heavy tracks back in 66. I never realized.

@YesterdaysPapers

7 ай бұрын

The heavier tracks were all commercial failures. I guess people weren't ready for those type of tunes in 1966.

Outta sight! Thank you for posting this splendid vid.✌️🧐✌️

Yesterday's Papers you were spot on June 1966 had a lot of great releases with the Beatles Hollies Kinks and Zombies releasing singles but the creativity of the British artists of that time was fantastic with how Out Of Time both versions were made and how they made the song Glendora a Perry Como song into a swinging 60's rocker. The Creation is one of my all time British groups of that era and even today if you listen to their records with their near perfect sounds that when you hear it you know its the mid and late 1960s. Thank You for the post of these great tunes and I wish you a good start to 2024.

@YesterdaysPapers

7 ай бұрын

Cheers!

Bus Stop by The Hollies was an early sign of the genius of Graham Gouldman who would later write ( with Eric Stewart ) one of the best songs of the 70's I'm Not In Love by 10CC.

@SuperNevile

7 ай бұрын

He got the Yardbirds to No. 2 twelve months earlier with Heart Full Of Soul.

Everytime I see someone on social media asking you could go anywhere in time where would you go? For me its always London 66-67.

@YesterdaysPapers

7 ай бұрын

Same here.

@man-of-the-world

6 ай бұрын

We had a great time in The London clubs between 1964 and 1967. Rubbed shoulders with the likes of Rod the mod, Bowie, Elton, Clapton, and many others b4 they became household names.

@kellywheeler6898

5 ай бұрын

San Francisco was a lot of fun then!

WOW Thanks for this 🙏🏻 I was 14 in 1966 so this really applies to me 😀🤘🏻🎸

Clearly brit pop has moved miles from the heavy r&b 1964 sound and has become very exploratory and often brilliant. Thank you for this super fab time capsule.

@thewkovacs316

7 ай бұрын

uk bands were experimenting

What a great month. Love your use of 60s street scenes archive. As a Trems fan, thank you for unearthing the Right Time, Also Wimple Winch and the Craig are brilliant. Still eludes me how Making Time only reached no 45.

There's a lot to love in this month.

Fantastic clutch of singles! (hits or not) Thank you so much for turning the spotlight on June 1966 with such style and clearly lots of hard work!

@YesterdaysPapers

7 ай бұрын

Thanks!

Another fascinating presentation thanks xxx

Did I just hear the template for “ I can see for miles”? Good grief, I must be going mad.

@YesterdaysPapers

7 ай бұрын

Yep. I'm 100% convinced that 'I Must Be Mad" by the Craig influenced "I Can See for Miles"

Extremely well done! Many surprises here. Very educated and insightful.

A great Video, a great contribution to this fantastic period of the Sixties' Bands in Britain. I love it!

Mind expanding episode!🤙🔥🇬🇧

Always very entertaining, a great listen! Some fantastic singles.

San Francisco gets the press, but London in the 60's! Mad, man!😎

What. A. Month. 🤩 Happy Holliesdays to Sir Yesterday's Papers and thank you so much for your work. 💯

@YesterdaysPapers

7 ай бұрын

Happy Holidays, Nathalie! Cheers.

Thank you for this. June 1966. Great.

Your look back videos never disappoint, and they always seem too short!

No YP intro music! What a sad day. Without it I am bereft of joy. Colors are duller, the clouds gather, the future seems bleak. That intro is such a banger. As good as any of the songs featured here -- well, maybe not quite. The Beatles aren't terrible. Thanks for the vids.

@ExplodingPsyche

7 ай бұрын

I was missing the outro music!

"...Experimenting with Indian influences and Eastern melodies..." Most definitely. And with other things as well. The acid was really starting to kick in by late spring 1966. Psychedelia (a word whose Greek etymology means "soul revealing," and the effects of the drugs, and the non-Western music, were indeed a revelation to the extraordinary concentration of talented musicians and songwriters working in this era) was rearing its rainbow-hued, pretty little flowered head. And rock and roll would change permanently, leave sock hops and ducktail haircuts behind permanently (at least until the roots rock revival later in the decade). Thank you for another brilliant documentary on that incredible time. Thank you, YP, also for being a bright spot in a politically dark time, and happy holidays and New Year (let's hope a fascism-free one).

@YesterdaysPapers

7 ай бұрын

Thank you very much! Happy Holidays and New Year.

I was born the end off may 1966 thanks for this video 😊

As always great show mate❤❤❤❤

It's positively mind-boggling that Rain was left off Revolver, just like omitting Strawberry Fields from Seargent Pepper's, these were both huge mistakes imo.

@YesterdaysPapers

7 ай бұрын

Many Stones singles from the 60s were also not featured on their LPs. I think they didn't include them because they thought the fans would feel ripped off about buying the same song twice.

@thereunionparty

7 ай бұрын

@@YesterdaysPapers It's kind of amusing because now Beatles diehards will buy the same product, re-mixed, re-packaged, whatever, over and over again.. I always felt it was a shame that certain Beatles tracks were effectively "orphans", without an album to call home.. I think eventually in the 70s there was a divergence between singles and albums buyers, whereby album buyers expected any singles to be on an album but singles buyers weren't bothered because they only bought singles.

@YesterdaysPapers

7 ай бұрын

@@thereunionparty True. It would've been better f those singles would have been included on their LPs 'cause a band's career is mostly judged by the quality of their albums.

@BigSky1

7 ай бұрын

@@YesterdaysPapers Eleanor Rigby/Yellow Submarine. Never understood that single release.

@delmofritz3964

7 ай бұрын

thing is now you can make your own Revolver and put it on. Same with Pepper.

America created Rock n Roll Britain took it to a whole other level✌️

@billhorstkamp98

6 ай бұрын

Young British people were getting music over there that white America wasn’t getting over here. Particularly the blues. Then they repackaged it and sold it back to us as the Rolling Stones and Led Zeppelin and cream and many others.

@williamforsyth-ye4rc

5 ай бұрын

Sister Rosetta Tharpe created Rock'n Roll in America........Chuck Berry plagarsied her sound, at the behest of his Chess records puppet masters! All the British bands who took music to a "whole other level" saw Sister Tharpes tour to England in the early 60's..........

I'm Not Like Everybody Else was big w Bar and Punk bands. In '79 I heard a young band do it in a Boston bar so I asked which Punk group they heard it from. None, the Kinks single flip side.

Such a fascinating era for music!

Great to hear all -these rare songs----British Garage bands --YEAHHHHHHHHH

A terrific batch of releases there! I’d not heard The Craig single before, but I think Pete Townshend must have done as the opening is very reminiscent of I Can See For Miles. Always loved Chris Farlowe’s version of Out of Time & had no idea Mick Jagger produced it… the idea of giving it a string accompaniment was inspired!

Thanks for this Killer episode.

As ever, brilliant!!! 😀

Well that was great! But,I tell ya I'm never going to be the same after finding out Perry Como sang " Glendora"

@YesterdaysPapers

7 ай бұрын

Hahaha!

"Paperback Writer" features one of the greatest guitar riffs of all time. Good on ya, Brian and the Beach Boys. Ah, The Creation! Yes! The Kinks! "I'm Not Like Everyone Else" - my "anthem" back in the mid-sixties. I'm MAD about The Craig! "I Must Be Mad" --ending in a power chord -- the way boss sound should always end! "Save My Soul" (The Wimple Winch) -- simply bruisin' -- a great rant! The Hollies' "Bus Stop" -- top tune, then as now! The rest of these tunes are truly amazing! Many thanks, Yesterday's Papers!

@YesterdaysPapers

7 ай бұрын

Cheers, Walter!

@walterfechter8080

7 ай бұрын

@@YesterdaysPapers Cheers and a Merry Christmas!

@YesterdaysPapers

7 ай бұрын

@@walterfechter8080 Merry Christmas!

@walterfechter8080

7 ай бұрын

Christmas -- a groovy kind of Love!

Smashing...thanks

As a 14 year old american at the time, its interesting to see the cross pond influence from the British perspective. So much seemed to be flowing from there to here from this viewpoint. But , I was only 14.

This is the hippest, most informative, and entertaining. Resourceful and clever. Quite skillfully put together! Thank you.

@YesterdaysPapers

3 ай бұрын

Thank you very much, appreciate it!

Glad I found this.

Bus Stop is a good record and a classic one in rock phrase making (Greil Marcus).

Always informative, always entertaining and very well-made videos. I'm glad this channel exists.

This was great to,learn about. Thank you for a fantastic production and detailed look of this mini musical era. ✊🏼

I love the visual presentation of this channel. Really also enjoy how you cover the b sides as well as the a sides. Sterling work. Keep it up! Thanks

What a great channel this is. I was 11 in June 1966, but remember so many of these great songs. Thanks for the shot of South Ken station and Dino's where I used to have coffee with schoolfriends all those years ago.

I enjoyed that greatly! I used to think I knew so much about 60s music.......had no idea how many other great bands were about - amazing scene back then!

Loved the YP old graphics - very period. Love the obscure bands Wimple Winch, Spider, Tremoloes... Very informative as always!

@YesterdaysPapers

7 ай бұрын

Cheers!

@carolfan4466

5 ай бұрын

Tremeloes,obscure?

@rabit818

5 ай бұрын

To me most of the musicians/bands are obscure, I grew up in the 80s@@carolfan4466

I went to the tree they sit on for those videos and took a seed and grew my own Beatles tree. I'm not obsessed, you're obsessed.

Excellent. So great, this channel.

The songs of the Beatles, the Hollies, the Kinks are tops with me. I loved Chris Farlowe version of the Stones' song. the songs by Spider reminds me of Bob Dylan. I'll get on the dance floor for "Hideaway". the Standells' "Dirty Water" was definitely a #11 hit stateside, loved the fashions that the young ladies were wearing and clips of the bands on the weekly music shows, spot on!

So much great stuff here - much of it unknown in the US. One could almost imagine these songs you highlight being released again to the pop charts sequentially, and doing brisk business in this musically impoverished era. I didn't hear most of these songs, just the obvious ones, but I'm glad I was alive at the time and can relate to the scene. "Here comes my baby" was a hit in the US, an early showing by Cat Stevens, and is one of those upbeat songs about breaking up. Another example might be "Red Rubber Ball" (written by Simon). Thanks so much!

@YesterdaysPapers

7 ай бұрын

Cheers!

@thewkovacs316

7 ай бұрын

the amount of music and bands that us audiences were never exposed to is amazing even music made here the reason the british invasion happened is because those guys were listening to r&b that got zero airplay on our airwaves....

1966 was a very highly creative magical year in the psychedelic scene. Amazing bands/artists, breaking new musical grounds in San Francisco & L.A., other parts of the globe. Especially the stellar creative artists from England. They took "psychedelic" to a whole new stratosphere. IMHO. 💜

Incredible to think some of those songs didn't make it, once again very entertaining YP.

I can happily say, once again, that I loved every song on this list. I recognised them all, save that downer of a single from Oskar, thanks to research I'd done for a facebook voting group I ran and a good friend who runs an online radio show out of Kent, who is a wealth of information. I'll never understand how so many of these incredible singles never caught on with the record buying public. Such a treasure trove of classics, including one of my favourite bands in The Zombies. Being only 4 in June of '66, I had to play catch up once I got my first job working in live music club here in Vancouver in '74 and '75, and had the budget for my long years of record collecting. Finally saw The Zombies in 2017 and was blessed with a brief chat with Hugh Grundy and Chris White, two of the nicest guys you could meet. Thanks, as always, YP. I love your channel and this exploration of the greatest decade in music.

@barbarakirk3064

7 ай бұрын

Re: Oscar. Would that A-side have been a Speedy Keen composition?

@YesterdaysPapers

7 ай бұрын

Cheers! Glad you enjoyed the video. Yeah, it's incredible that so many of these singles never made it. But then again, there were so many great singles being released and after all, you can only have 40 songs in the top 40!

@YesterdaysPapers

7 ай бұрын

@@barbarakirk3064 Yes, it is.

@Sp33gan

7 ай бұрын

@@YesterdaysPapers Agreed. The competition was fierce for chart space and competing with the likes of so many great acts was difficult at best. Merry Christmas, YP!

@YesterdaysPapers

7 ай бұрын

​@@Sp33ganMerry Christmas, Fab Gear.

Another fantastically fascinating foray into yesteryear. Once again, I will note how here in New Zealand we never got to hear so many of these.

Paperback Writer! What a great song! They let us play it in the 6th grade in the multipurpose room and do line dances. In Detroit.

the tremeloes- let your hair hang down is one of the best freakbeat tunes from that time, absolute stormer

@BigSky1

7 ай бұрын

And Instant Whip.

I love these compilations. Always something new (I must confess 'Paperback Writer' is new to me), lots of refreshed songs and even discover that the Chocolate Watchband's 'I'm not like everybody else' is actually a Kinks song! Suggestion: Once you are done with the monthly reviews on British songs you may do something similar on foreign European musicians that had an impact on British charts.

What a year for music! Wished I’d been born in 46 instead of 66 so I could get to hear all these gems first time round. The Spider single is t one I’ve heard before - superb - Kim Fowley was a real character - would be good to see an in-depth video on him! Finally worth name checking Penny Valentine someone who clearly had a genuine passion for music - thanks for posting these cosmic tunes and have a cosmic new year 🤓👍🎸🥁

A quick message, The Rolling Stones' Hackney Diamonds which you once opened a special KZread page about has now returned to the top of the UK album chart, when I would have thought all their fans would have bought it by now. As for The Creation, they have a box set of their complete recordings throughout the decades, including early Mark 1V tracks.. Many thanks for another great year of videos. Happy Christmas.

@YesterdaysPapers

7 ай бұрын

Thank you, Paul. Happy Christmas.

@BigSky1

7 ай бұрын

Hackney Diamonds is the new double CD version with live at the Racket Club New York with Lady Gaga. That’s why people are buying it again unfortunately.

@paulgoldstein2569

7 ай бұрын

@@BigSky1 I know what you mean. They already bought it once. Now they have to buy it again to get the live half. Many thanks for your info. They are obviously still huge. But most of their fans today must be later fans who were not around in the sixties, with the generations having shifted fast and furious over the vast number of decades. Yet they must be the oldest band who are still going, but not the longest lasting artists. But the fact that their fans are willing to buy the studio half again to get the live half shows that they are still enormously popular. I did not reckon it was going to stay in the Top 10 album charts like it has.

@BigSky1

7 ай бұрын

@@paulgoldstein2569 I saw them in ‘76, Earl’s Court, 82, Wembley and at Brixton Academy whenever that was and the only one I enjoyed was ‘76. To be honest I can’t listen to them now. They are not the band I grew up with.

@paulgoldstein2569

7 ай бұрын

@@BigSky1 I did not know whether to confess this. But in a way I feel the same. Back in the mid sixties when I was glued to the Pirate Stations, they were among my favorites. But I think from the early seventies onward, they got a bit samey. I like some of the tracks on Hackney Diamonds, but the rest I found was just their usual. But I still think it is incredible after over 60 years that they can re-climb to the top of the album charts with one album, all because it has been expanded, and their fans are still willing to buy the original album again to get the bonuses. Yet during the seventies and eighties, they seemed to have gone out of the limelight, and hardly anyone spoke of them. But come the early nineties, they somehow re-exploded. I thought it was peculiar that when Rod Stewart's group The Faces disbanded, Ron Wood decided to join The Stones to replace Mick Taylor at a time when The Stones didn't seem to be as popular. They are not really the band I grew up with any longer either. But they are definitely the longest lasting band. They were also one of the bands responsible for helping The Beatles completely change the whole music world back in the mid sixties, and out-fashion almost everything before them, making many of their successful predecessors virtually redundant. Hackney Diamonds will now be the Christmas number one album this year. It must be the first time since the sixties that they have had an album of new material stay in the album Top 10 for so long. I have liked an occasional track that they have done since the early seventies, like She's So Cold, and Emotional rescue, only the ones that sound different, or where the songs themselves show out. But most of their later stuff is samey.

Seeing that Zappa liked Traffic actually makes me happy.

I invariably learn something from your videos each and every time. I've been a cognizant music listener since I discovered how to move the Zenith "Cobra-matic" tonearm from the table model hi-fi unit onto my parents' Les Paul & Mary Ford 10" EPs and my oldest brother's collection of early Ray Charles LPs for Atlantic. Best guess would be about 1958 or thereabout. I was 4 years old. Great to learn about Carl Palmer and Craig, and as soon as I saw the co-writer credit on Spider's single (Fowley), I knew it had to be Kim, so the Sunset Blvd. / Zappa connection was a logical step. Thanks for all the work you do. It is much enjoyed and appreciated.

@YesterdaysPapers

7 ай бұрын

Cheers!

Great video, as always.

The last shot is of Onslow Gardens from South Kensington Station going down to Fulham Road.

"Indication" / "How We Were Before" was a really great single. I've always loved the b-side and hearing it here takes me back... (not to 1966 but to 2006. I'm only 38. lol)

Awesome as always! I miss your music though!

Some really good singles came out in June of 1966. The Beatles, The Kinks and The Hollies. Truly remarkable stuff. Always loved The Downliners Sect. Such a shame that "Glendora" wasn't a hit.

I've been watching and following this serie for quite sometime,and it's great.All i can say is I would love to have this Penny Valentine's record collection;aparently she reviewed EVERYTHING that was released in UK in the 60's.What a collection she might had!!!❤🤯👍

@YesterdaysPapers

5 ай бұрын

Yep, she pretty much reviewed every single that came out in the UK.

A Mini, a Cortina, a Lotus Elan.. nice. Great music also!

Nice, as always!