British invasion

For two years after “I Want to Hold Your Hand” topped the U.S. charts in February 1964, the only sound that mattered had a British accent. David Kamp looks back.

The Beatles The Adelaide News (Australia) June 12th 1964 Source

The British Invasion: The Music, the Times, the Era : Miles, Barry: Amazon.co.uk: Books

The Fab Four goes jazz, featuring Ella Fitzgerald, Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett and others performing Beatles' tunes, in honor of Sir Paul McCartney's 80th birthday.

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Twiggy and the British 'Invasion', 1960's.

THE WHO IN THE SEVENTIES - The Who, Mirrors

Written by Gerry Marsden Recorded May 27, 1964, Abbey Road, London Released Dec. 1964 UK, May 1965 US UK Singles Chart #8 US Billboard Hot 100 #6 Just one out of numerous bands from the British Inv…

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THE ANIMALS

Not all of the big British Invasion hits were by legends like the Beatles and the Stones. We look back at other great tunes you may (or may not) remember.

The era in American music, in the mid-1960s, was known as the British Invasion. And these six bands represent the best of the best.

The CD The British Invasion

August 11, 1967: PINK FLOYD, The Small Faces, The Move, Marmalade, Paul Jones, Amen Corner, Donovan, Zoot Money, Cream, Jeff Beck, John Mayall, Fleetwood...

Paul McCartney

British Invasion