#swinging london
Stating the Obvious
Evening dress by Ossie Clark + Ossie Clark (1942-1996).
David Hockney, Mr and Mrs Clark and Percy (1970-71), Tate Britain, London.
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Screaming Lord David Sutch And 18 years solo singer Linda Millington rehearsing their show before it was banned. London, March 1967.
The Koobas at the London Airport in 1965.
Original caption: Warm greeting from the Liverpool group , The Koobas, for singer Beryl Marsden who will be making a provincial tour with them. She met them today when they arrived at London Airport from Hamburg. From left: Roy Morris (lead guitarist and vocalist) Stu Leatherwood (rhythm guitarist, vocalist); Keith Ellis (sings and plays bass guitar) and Tony O'Reilly (drummer).
The Move.
Roy Wood and Bev Bevan at the Windsor National Jazz and Blues Festival, UK, 30th July 1966.
Photo by Michael Putland.
Viv Prince.
Original Caption: Viv Prince, the drummer of rock band the Pretty Things, drinking a Coca-Cola, London UK, 14th September 1965. He has just been fined £1 for being drunk and disorderly. (Photo by R. McPhedran/Daily Express).
Phil and “The Pretty Things” Photographed by Wolfgang Kuhn, London circa 1965.
Christine Shrimpton wearing the latest teenage fashion fad, a ”Radio Caroline sweater”, Christine is the girl who answers the pirate station’s fan mail. London June 1964. Daily Express
The Kinks at the NBC TV music show ‘Hullabaloo’ in February 1965 in New York City.
The Renegades.
The Kinks having their hair styled at a salon, London, 12th June 1964. Photo by Douglas Eatwell. Daily Express.
Screaming Lord Sutch seen here on one of the old anti aircraft forts in the North Sea. June 1966
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The Soft Machine at the London School of Economics dance to the psychedelic pop sounds in London, March 21, 1967.
Photo by C. Maher
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